The photograph illuminates a nearly subliminal moment of antiblackness masquerading as minstrelsy, masquerading as carefree (careless) communal play-acting, masquerading as jubilation under duress (a.k.a.
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AMINÉ "Good for You" (Republic) A wild funk album masquerading as a pop-soul album masquerading as a hip-hop album.
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Usually cheap speed masquerading as expensive coke, but, hey, are you too good for cheap speed masquerading as expensive coke now?
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Is the sugary, melt-in-your-mouth treat the best part of Halloween, or a pencil eraser masquerading as candy masquerading as corn?
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If Corbyn's rise is something to go by, it has taken just a single generation to forget the sins of the far left: anti-Semitism masquerading as anti-Zionism; anti-Americanism masquerading as pacifism; fellow-traveling with dictators and terrorists masquerading as sympathy for the wretched of the earth.
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I have said as much before: Barack Obama's 2008 race was a campaign masquerading as a movement; Bernie Sanders' race was truly a movement masquerading as a campaign.
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In the Cocaine Cowboy era of the 1980s, a gang of Miami drug dealers masquerading as cops were busted by a bunch of cops who were masquerading as drug dealers.
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The shooting is obviously a hit masquerading as an accident.
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And the pseudonymous PatrioticPepe wasn't masquerading as a "real" person.
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Bottoms cast Norwood as a Republican masquerading as an independent.
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For conservatives, fascism is totalitarianism masquerading as the nanny state.
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Lies masquerading as news are as old as news itself.
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The cartoon page masquerading as a newspaper says totally unqualified.
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The argument is that Beyoncé's "Formation" is complexity masquerading as simplicity.
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Critics say these projects are old technology masquerading as something new.
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The thought of ticks masquerading as poppyseeds unsurprisingly disturbed Twitter users.
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Fears are growing that terrorists are entering Europe masquerading as refugees.
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In typical teenage rhetoric, the girls exchange affection masquerading as insults.
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"Penrod" and "Seventeen" were collections of popular sketches masquerading as novels.
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Unfortunately, these pharmacies are masquerading as legitimate businesses, but they're not.
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CyFIR turned up three malicious computer processes masquerading as antivirus programs.
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Winer said that too many firms are "masquerading" as hedge funds.
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Biochemically speaking, I'm a Vin Diesel masquerading as a Michael Cera.
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Instead, it depicts suffering inflicted by state control masquerading as socialism.
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This is not conservative; it is incoherence masquerading as ideological purity.
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It's a Trump campaign press release masquerading as a government document.
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In the end, it's a cul-de-sac masquerading as a town.
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An early standout: Foldit, a scientific inquiry masquerading as a video game.
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Was this the old stimulants that are masquerading as a new ingredient?
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I have no faith in the criminal system, masquerading as the government.
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This protest vote masquerading as an election will undoubtedly humiliate the Tories.
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Two dog toys masquerading as dynamite shut down an airport on Thursday.
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Fake Santa Clauses being pulled by trotting robot dogs masquerading as reindeer?
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Bluster, overstatement and aspirations masquerading as hard targets have no single cause.
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Enter the strange and wonderful world of flasks masquerading as something else.
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Masquerading as Priebus, the prankster emailed Scaramucci's official account using a mail.
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Yet an argument over British identity is masquerading as an economic debate.
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It was the theater of transparency masquerading as actual transparency — a placebo.
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There is another danger in the false solutions masquerading as climate heroism.
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This is autobiography disguised as séance, masquerading as eulogy, camouflaged as performance.
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The Frames and the Loop are market research masquerading as consumer products.
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To me, speaking up would smack of vindictiveness masquerading as white knighthood.
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This financial freedom, they're shackles, masquerading as zeros in my bank account.
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But it's the "decisions" masquerading as free will that are really frustrating.
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Here we have an opaque, quantitative investment strategy masquerading as an S.&P.
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The proliferation of misinformation masquerading as truth has made theorists out of thousands.
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"The problem here is not religion, it's patriarchy masquerading as religion," Soman said.
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The thing is, Facebook is rife with intentionally misleading stories masquerading as news.
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But at least they aren't masquerading as real content like the Sponsored Messages.
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Instead the conversation careened off into an angry diatribe masquerading as political theory.
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Dogs masquerading as other members of the animal kingdom was another popular choice.
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For instance, a person might have a treatable circadian problem masquerading as insomnia.
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"Accounts masquerading as legitimate users create false equivalency, eroding public consensus on vaccination."
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The issue of fake social media accounts masquerading as public figures is acute.
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In 2000, horse meat was discovered masquerading as beef in Britain and Ireland.
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Steer clear of desserts masquerading as breakfast, like high-sugar granola or yogurt.
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Despite all this, the notion of masquerading as a normal kid is irresistible.
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Monumentally, Cracked Up illuminates the abuse masquerading as child-rearing experienced by many.
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The Farm is actually an organ farm masquerading as a hippy-dippy wellness cult.
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Phishing emails from crooks masquerading as Yahoo may asks users to click on links.
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When David is masquerading as Walter, he helps Dani and Tennessee against the xenomorph.
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As a trope, "unity" can look a lot like naked ideology masquerading as pragmatism.
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Those devices are actively sending out signals to nearby phones, masquerading as cell towers.
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There are other fruits and vegetables and fruits-masquerading-as-vegetables in the world!
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They are places where news – and fake, viral, clickbait masquerading as news – also spreads.
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Chabon's new book, Moonglow, is a novel masquerading as a memoir about his grandparents.
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He also argued Massad feared home invaders masquerading as police were at their doorstep.
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It's a lethal combination of beauty, brains, and narcissism masquerading as a human grenade.
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Kind of like fried potato sticks or an artisanal-masquerading-as-artificial cheese sauce.
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Is this some sappy 500 Days Of Summer monologue masquerading as a summer banger?
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Abstinence and faithfulness programming is nothing more than morality masquerading as a prevention strategy.
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I'm not going to sell out my values for such fatalism masquerading as realism.
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There's a sense in which the T.L.C. was a speculator masquerading as a regulator.
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Masquerading as Washington, he delivered a message to the new citizens that proved poignant.
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That's not actually a mall owner, that's a competitor masquerading as a mall owner.
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These places were really flop houses and drug dens masquerading as legitimate sober homes.
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"From beginning to end, this was persecution masquerading as prosecution," the governor said Wednesday.
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That existence is a cornucopia of delights masquerading as miseries, or perhaps vice versa.
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In his view, flying that flag has become a political gesture masquerading as heritage.
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" She called MMA a "spectacle of violence" and "barbaric entertainment masquerading as a sport.
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Researchers have found two apps masquerading as cryptocurrency apps on Android's app store, Google Play.
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Videogames are machines masquerading as worlds; conflagrations of code specifically designed to create unreal environments.
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Opinions masquerading as "objective" is, of course, nothing new to either the right or left.
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If you are looking for a breakfast that's masquerading as a dessert, this is it.
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Unsurprisingly, Ron is forced to confront a "spider" — or, rather, the boggart masquerading as one.
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The Tesla Model 3 isn't a luxury car, it's a midsized car masquerading as one.
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The person masquerading as the character is named Melissa Altro, and she lives in Toronto.
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Broken links, shoddy user interfaces and ads masquerading as news stories have put readers off.
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"In other words, Nike's become a tech company masquerading as a sneaker company," Cramer said.
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It was torture-porn masquerading as storytelling, and AMC should be ashamed for airing it.
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As we've argued before, hateful messages masquerading as "just a meme" are still hateful messages.
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Entrepreneurs will not be alone in their ire of corporate giveaways masquerading as tax reform.
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The BAT - masquerading as a consumer tax - does just that, and it should be killed.
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But I needn't have worried: "The Boat Rocker" is no polemic masquerading as a novel.
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"It's bullying masquerading as social justice," Anna Linton, co-president of the club, told me.
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It's a platform for monsters masquerading as an ally to the LGBT people they target.
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In daylight, she dangles one-footed from a tree branch, masquerading as a dead leaf.
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Or was it a joke because it really was a black masquerading as a blue?
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Nearly 40 websites masquerading as conservative local news outlets were discovered in Michigan in October.
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In the end, however, Ad Astra offers little more than ponderous vagueness masquerading as depth.
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Corellium was accused of commercializing this replica iOS while masquerading as a cybersecurity research firm.
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America must make an honest appraisal: Donald Trump is a plutocrat masquerading as a populist.
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This is defeatism masquerading as realism — and it's exactly what corporations want you to believe.
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Yesterday, a sophisticated phishing attack swept through the network, masquerading as a Google Docs permission request.
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I feel equal parts confident and shy, like I'm masquerading as someone I want to be.
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A targeted phishing email allegedly sent by the Carbanak group, masquerading as a food poisoning alert.
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Finally, is Obama, as roughly half of Republicans now believe, a Muslim masquerading as a Christian?
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It blends seamlessly into any room, masquerading as a photo frame or a work of art.
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Facebook believes the attackers were spammers masquerading as a digital marketing company, the Journal reported. on.wsj.
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It works by masquerading as a keyboard and typing in whatever commands have been programmed in.
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In technology circles, some view the shopping website as an ugly foal masquerading as a unicorn.
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But the White House executive order on immigration is just bad policy masquerading as political theatre.
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Social media doesn't "capture" real life, it stitches together narrative; it's fiction masquerading as documentary nonfiction.
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Another way to put it is that this is a racial statement masquerading as a scam.
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This eccentric volume is a kind of artist's book/self-portrait masquerading as an exhibition catalog.
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General Nicholson characterized the Taliban as a criminal drug organization masquerading as religious and political leaders.
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It is essentially a national conservative political group masquerading as a network of local news organizations.
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Is it really a merit-based policy, or a race-based policy masquerading as merit-based?
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" One researcher labeled the network of sites "a malicious information operation masquerading as a news aggregator.
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That's often the way with CES's splashiest TV announcements: they're concepts masquerading as real consumer products.
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Masquerading as a heroic tale of rebellion, its true spirit is Empire all the way down.
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The retired general has called Islam "a cancer" and a "political ideology" masquerading as a faith.
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It is an art gallery masquerading as a skate shop, or maybe a skate shop masquerading as an art gallery, complete with rotating installations and that iconic television display playing mostly skating nonstop in one form or another, like an eternal flame, for almost a quarter century.
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Or, it could be run by humans who are just masquerading as bots, aka a Horse_ebooks situation.
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Critics like Kendall accuse WW, fairly, of being a weight-loss organization masquerading as a wellness brand.
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It's comforting, maybe, to watch a show that isn't masquerading as something deeper than it actually is.
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But what about the other papers, the mass-circulation tabloids with naked political agendas masquerading as news?
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The Google Assistant was hemming and hawing in an extremely natural manner, successfully masquerading as a person.
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Granted, he's on a ship full of monsters, so it's not like he's masquerading as a human.
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It's easy to imagine what Gingrich might get out of all this puffery masquerading as historical analysis.
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He said HHS conducts extensive vetting of adults to make sure they're not traffickers masquerading as parents.
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"If it were an attack masquerading as crime, that would not be unprecedented at all," Hultquist said.
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JON PARELES In a tinsel wig with hard bangs, Angel Olsen is issuing pleas masquerading as commands.
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They are an easy belief system masquerading as a courageous one, befitting a fundamentally low-effort candidate.
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But a shadow of dread was settling over this decorated bingo hall masquerading as a boxing arena.
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She's stranded in the human world, masquerading as a normal high schooler, which kicks off the series.
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" Also in July 2016, Ward tweeted that McCain was "a senior citizen masquerading as a competent Senator.
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The latest arrests fueled concerns across Europe that terrorists were masquerading as refugees to infiltrate the continent.
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"Lest these foreign propagandists, masquerading as human right protectors, forget, allegations are not proof," Mr. Panelo said.
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"Last night's extraordinary quarter was a triumph of science masquerading as art," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Others can find courage in New York's example and challenge dangerous, misleading programs masquerading as sex ed.
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A group of Wrexham hooligans infiltrated Chester's old ground, the Sealant Stadium, by masquerading as Blues fans.
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However, he warned that the United States would sanction banks that facilitate illicit transactions masquerading as humanitarian trade.
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It is a horror film, masquerading as something you should bring your mom to see over Christmas break.
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She previously emailed a translation of a false story placed on a website masquerading as the Prague Monitor.
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In other cases they prey on ant young and steal food, all the while masquerading as colony members.
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Strangely no one advises him to burn that terrible sounding book of erotic fiction masquerading as historical fiction.
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On the 1st, a solar eclipse could reveal a secret crush who's been masquerading as a casual acquaintance.
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Our Lexington columnist argues that Donald Trump is a pro wrestler masquerading as commander-in-chief (7:54).
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" Be mischievous: A Washington poohbah who knows both of them texted me: "Both are plutocrats masquerading as populists.
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It is nothing but "road rage masquerading as American politics," as the British historian Simon Schama recently said.
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And in recent months, some hedge funds masquerading as biopharmaceutical companies have gotten headlines for outrageous price increases.
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The exploits allow attackers to break through the firewall without a username and password, masquerading as SNMP data.
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But the seizure of fakes masquerading as Chinese brands still accounts for barely 1% of the global total.
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We argue that scientists have a moral duty to speak up when they see misinformation masquerading as science.
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But the interesting difference is that Imhotep in the 1932 world has been masquerading as a regular guy.
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Similarly, the Trans Pacific Partnership was at its heart a U.S. political alliance masquerading as a trade deal.
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In a way, each cloud is an illusion, a conspiracy of liquid masquerading as a floating, solid object.
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Or, as some psychologists have argued, does faith include a healthy dose of self-interest masquerading as morality?
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Sadly, it is also Washington's wasted opportunity to turn the tables on trade freeloaders masquerading as free traders.
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What our nation can't afford is past-its-sell-date macroeconomic orthodoxy masquerading as wisdom, inflicting social injustice.
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The character is a murderer, as well as a kidnapper masquerading as a picture-perfect suburban soccer mom.
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And, yes, many of those animals are really just pets that their owners are masquerading as something else.
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J.C. Here is an arena-size rock song masquerading as a warm, thoughtful 1980s-styled indie rock song.
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I've done my own share of hiding how broken I was inside while masquerading as the perfect student.
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"This is a power plant life-extension rule masquerading as a climate rule," said one former federal official.
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He was variously labeled a dangerous "Francophobe," a federalist "fanatic," and a political activist masquerading as a comedian.
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"This is a truly breathtaking action by an unaccountable political institution masquerading as a legal body," he said.
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"This is a truly breathtaking action by an unaccountable political institution masquerading as a legal body," he said.
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Anonymous bots masquerading as citizen and political actors had been a creeping feature in foreign elections for years.
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Yet I can't help but fear we're in for more speechifying and half-measures masquerading as significant events.
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This program is really just an expansion of the food stamps program, masquerading as a program for students.
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Ghost baby actually turned out to just be Mattress Label Baby masquerading as ghost baby in the monitor.
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When symptoms do appear, they can differ widely from person to person, often masquerading as a benign bump.
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Pokora and Wheeler combed through Epic's network by masquerading as the IT worker whose login credentials Wheeler had compromised.
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He said his department does extensive vetting of parents to make sure they&aposre not traffickers masquerading as parents.
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"AliveCor is in many ways an AI company masquerading as a health company," AliveCor CEO Vic Gundotra told me.
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Apple is adding customized, animated emojis of your own face because the future is a dystopia masquerading as progress.
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Suddenly men with guns and machetes sprang out of the bush and handed weapons to those masquerading as footballers.
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One floor above, a sister restaurant serves up limp dosas and a chicken-and-rice contrivance masquerading as biryani.
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The vendors, he says, are selling "very obvious counterfeit products" and masquerading as one of the ISO-certified vendors.
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Just 24 hours before the hearing, Facebook announced it had found numerous fake Pages masquerading as left-wing activists.
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A long, humiliating history exists of sports organizations that are baselessly fearful of men masquerading as women in competition.
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Still, Funk Wav is a record built around a vibe; it's a prepackaged summer playlist masquerading as an album.
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Their rationale for decades was to catch male athletes masquerading as women, though they never once discovered an impostor.
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What we learned about him in Charlottesville was confirmed in Alabama: Trump is a racist masquerading as a patriot.
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"Samsonite is a mid-level brand masquerading as a premium luxury player," the short seller said in its report.
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Sometimes, it's as if the newsmakers have state-run media or free advertising at their disposal, masquerading as news.
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The six vessels that look like civilian ships could be navy ships "masquerading" as other ships, Mr. Lorenzana said.
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Opinion The Supreme Court will decide on yet another bid to curtail women's rights masquerading as a safety measure.
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Three FBI agents were also attending services, masquerading as Hasidic Jews in order to arrest Shorr and the Fleischers.
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That a man might enhance his masculine power by masquerading as a woman is a premise, not a platform.
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In September and October, Twitter removed over 10,000 accounts masquerading as Democrats that were posting messages to discourage voting.
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Clinton said to applause, imploring leaders to stand up to what she described as "partisan advocacy" masquerading as news.
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Trump's plan is a sound bite masquerading as policy, and fails to recognize that markets can't function without regulation.
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Fears are growing in Europe that incoming terrorists are masquerading as refugees and that welfare states are being overstretched.
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But they're still easy to spot The issue of fake social media accounts masquerading as public figures is acute.
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But it's also turned it into a morally suspect exercise: An invasion of privacy masquerading as a love letter.
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No. 7 Dayton and No. 10 Wichita State engaged in what seemed like a mud wrestling masquerading as basketball.
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"New York Times and the Court's decisions extending it were policy-driven decisions masquerading as constitutional law," Thomas wrote.
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Wedded love, unless it is the kind masquerading as fury, is not very often — or very well — portrayed onstage.
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Russell, masquerading as a grayscale James Harden, has rediscovered some of the creativity that had stunted under Luke Walton.
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Look for weird-looking gadgets, like an alarm clock or a smoke detector, that could be masquerading as surveillance equipment.
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"As I see it, this is a growth company that's merely masquerading as a staid and boring bank," he said.
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He bemoaned the way information flows in a digital age, and decried an echo-chamber of falsities masquerading as facts.
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" Additionally, YouTube says it "removed ads from nearly 2 million videos and over 50,000 channels masquerading as family-friendly content.
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Short: Trupanion (TRUP) This company is a "pet insurance company that is masquerading as a subscription software business," Osher said.
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Are his images of naked men and extreme sex acts, as detractors have long said, just pornography masquerading as art?
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They also tend to experience more loneliness, making them more susceptible to advances from predators masquerading as friends, Couwenhoven explained.
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If the would-be victim clicks the link, they'll be directed to a page masquerading as the Google login page.
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That attack worked by masquerading as an Apple server, then brute-forcing the resulting encryption until the media was decoded.
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In most scenarios, I am also present, wiping a single, constant tear from my eyes while masquerading as a waiter.
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The Fed's bad-news arguments are exactly those used by "head-for-the-hills" doomsayers masquerading as sophisticated investment analysts.
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Ryden's merry band of misfits includes a smiling half-dragon, half-muppet creature, and tiny humans masquerading as multilayered cakes.
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I'm all for new form factors, but the Alpha is no more than another prototype masquerading as a finished product.
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Texas, one of the most flagrant examples in recent memory of a naked political dispute masquerading as a legal one.
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The book is an essential historical source (which Herman Melville used when writing "Moby-Dick") masquerading as a melodramatic potboiler.
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The truth is obvious: Facebook is a psychologically predatory, commercially unscrupulous advertising platform masquerading as a virtuous social-media network.
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Just when you thought we'd reached peak unicorn, a sheep in Iceland has been discovered masquerading as the real thing.
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I know of the great distance that separates a dictatorship masquerading as a democracy from a true, albeit flawed, democracy.
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Americans should oppose the nearly $2628 trillion corporate bailout bill masquerading as "stimulus" currently under negotiation in the U.S. Senate.
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As we've tried to show, the Republican health care legislation was mostly a tax-cut bill masquerading as health policy.
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Drake's taken the idea that he's a politician masquerading as a rapper, and pushed it to Donald Trump level extremes.
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The statement went on to warn about rising bond defaults as well as Ponzi schemes masquerading as internet finance companies.
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Other alleged violations were running bars masquerading as restaurants and contracting entertainment outside official channels, staying open after 3 a.m.
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"New York Times and the court's decisions extending it were policy-driven decisions masquerading as constitutional law," Justice Thomas wrote.
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So they're better thought of as covert drug ads masquerading as friendly advice about a disease from a trusted source.
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It's unclear where the clip originated, but the snake masquerading as a fish may not be as sinister as it looks.
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"From the only town that voted unanimously for the Brexit, Brielle and Paisley," announced Aidy Bryant masquerading as presenter Mel Giedroyc.
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It sounds like aliens might have been involved, masquerading as producers and trying to communicate with us through dreamlike, danceable tunes.
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We see a rising tide in nationalism masquerading as patriotism and the reemergence of policies encouraging fear and hatred of others.
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There is anxiety masquerading as chest pain, uncontrolled blood sugars in Type 2 diabetics, and skin infections that evolve into abscesses.
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That being said, his prepared testimony is a bunch of recycled pablum masquerading as contrition and doesn't suggest a good start.
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It has had fiascos, including Anbang, a deal machine and patronage vehicle masquerading as an insurance firm, that failed in February.
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Calling a 22-year-old "virtually a child" or other solecisms I've seen circulating lately is neo-paternalism masquerading as feminism.
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Conservatives generally treat any media scrutiny of Republican politicians as inherently suspicious or invalid—subterfuge masquerading as impartial reporting or analysis.
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He inadvertently and completely unscientifically predicts a public health crisis, and unwittingly encapsulates the ongoing problem of privilege masquerading as meritocracy.
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He called these companies "non-profits masquerading as tech companies" and slammed the "corrosive" start-up environment in San Francisco today.
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Scammers have whipped consumers into more of a panic, renewing efforts to steal data and cash by masquerading as IRS officials.
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" Thankfully, he came to the conclusion that it isn't — "but there is a lot of bullsh*t currently masquerading as science.
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Plus, as President Obama has shown time and again, the president can simply filibuster with a long speech masquerading as answer.
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Also not clear how I'm being "hateful" unless u count how I hate stupidity and emotion masquerading as justice and logic.
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Priestap said that foreign spy agencies could use diplomats and spies masquerading as students and journalists to collect information about him.
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Facebook's new initiative comes as the company has been increasingly criticized for its role in propagating false information masquerading as news.
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Set in Iowa in 1931, the story centers on Seth Davenport (Killian Scott), who is masquerading as a rabble-rousing preacher.
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Moreover, according to the reports, the CFPB has relied on at least two industry-influenced studies masquerading as independent academic studies.
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Jacobs is part of a controversial tradition, Messianic Judaism, which critics deride as a form of evangelical Christianity masquerading as Judaism.
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Much of Gingrich's speech is too vague to fact-check — just scary-sounding platitudes masquerading as truth-telling and brave honesty.
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I'd have liked to see them larger, for they are fierce vistas without redemption, the landscape of hell masquerading as art.
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Here and Now "Here and Now" is, often to its detriment, a show about ideas masquerading as a show about relationships.
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Onavo, spyware masquerading as a virtual private network (VPN), was marketed to Facebook users as a means to "protect" their accounts.
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She teaches that much of the policy process involves debates about values masquerading as debates about facts, numbers, data, and anecdotes.
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Not only are they still masquerading as Dodge (and Lucas), but they've since added Gabe (Griffin Gluck) to that lineup, too.
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One called the project ''anti-law-enforcement,'' and another said it was ''a political organization masquerading as a good-government group.
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Criminals masquerading as "officials from home affairs," who claimed to be checking IDs for next year's Census, were actually robbing houses.
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What you will not find on the menu are veggie burgers upholstered with nut "cheese," or vegetable protein masquerading as meat.
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I cannot reconcile feminist and progressive values with an institution that treats women with this kind of contempt masquerading as devotion.
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He complained about low-quality channels that he says are masquerading as news outlets and making misleading videos with provocative thumbnails.
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For nearly a quarter-century, Sheriff Joe Arpaio was a disgrace to law enforcement, a sadist masquerading as a public servant.
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"I was an athlete masquerading as a student," O'Bannon, who spent two seasons in the National Basketball Association, told the court.
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The charge that economic immigrants are masquerading as refugees, long denied here — including by Ms. Merkel herself — is now painfully, undeniably true.
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In a case where the app in question is masquerading as a Google product such as Google Docs, this design creates problems.
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Admissions scandal reveals 'aristocracy masquerading as a meritocracy' These kinds of letters are standard in white collar cases, according to the official.
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"There is no reason why there shouldn&apost be more masquerading as solar system asteroids like BZ did so far," Namouni wrote.
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"We are now finding fentanyl mixed in with cocaine, pressed into pills, masquerading as ecstasy, all because it's so cheap," Brennan said.
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Both pieces of jewelry have bizarrely ornate background stories including Wild Bill Hickok, fake gold-plated platinum, and glass masquerading as diamonds.
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This will not rectify the larger problem, which concerns the ease with which Facebook, Twitter and Google spread fiction masquerading as news.
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We won't know for sure until this summer whether it's real, or just random noise in the data masquerading as a signal.
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His goal is to create a company of "people working toward shared values," as opposed to a "cult" masquerading as a business.
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Castroism, the global criminal business syndicate masquerading as a revolution for justice, for too long has been a sickness in the world.
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In a way, the joke's on the Republican Party: After decades of masquerading as the "stupid party," that's what it has become.
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This new requirement would help consumers tell the difference between name brand hotel websites and fraudulent ones masquerading as name brand sites.
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Often masquerading as other drugs, including LSD and cocaine, early 133 seems to mark the beginning of the age of adulterated psychedelics.
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On October 2377, 277, agents masquerading as eager panty-buyers went to the store, ordered two pairs, and then showed their badges.
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Sophia been touted as the future of AI, but it may be more of a social experiment masquerading as a PR stunt.
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The impulse to grasp onto and share anything masquerading as helpful advice is understandable, if not actually helpful and even ultimately harmful.
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While New York's pizza parentage tracks to Naples, authentic Neapolitan pie and the stuff masquerading as such are a decidedly different species.
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On college campuses, Jewish federations work with Hillels to help protect students from hateful anti-Semitism, often masquerading as anti-Israel activism.
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Forward Alex Morgan said in the moments after the closing whistle that the matchup had been a final masquerading as a quarterfinal.
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I had exhausted my wardrobe options by masquerading as a skeleton and as a bird of prey on the two nights previous.
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Last year, I found dozens of fake accounts masquerading as the company's founder, Mark Zuckerberg, to scam Facebook users out of cash.
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Not only that, America's racist folks masquerading as religious folks would have used Obama's moral failing as proof of a black pathology.
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Alleged leaks from sources about the case and "theories masquerading as facts" made the gag order necessary, he wrote in the order.
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I braced myself for the punitive reproof masquerading as an apology that usually begins, "We're sorry but …" That was not what happened.
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There are at-home personal trainers masquerading as mirrors and interactive punching bags that turn your living room into a boxing gym.
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For a nation that Senator John McCain quite rightly called "a gas station masquerading as a country," this would the ultimate challenge.
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"In essence, this is a case of U.S. sanction enforcement masquerading as Canadian fraud," Ms. Meng's lawyers argued in documents released Friday.
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With a résumé that includes Momofuku Ko and Major Food Group, Yoo is a pedigreed chef masquerading as a short-order cook.
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Last week, police raided a betting house masquerading as a Zumba studio in a Houston strip mall, local ABC affiliate KTRK reports.
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Time also describes a Russian soldier based in Ukraine, masquerading as a 42-year-old American housewife in order to influence political debates.
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"What's not okay is being a liberal advocacy organization and be masquerading as a neutral objective evaluator of these judicial candidates," Sasse said.
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Critics on the right often viewed CVE as a waste of money that often amounted to anti-poverty programs masquerading as terrorism-prevention.
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Kristina, Dean, and Danielle all agreed to go on Bachelor In Paradise, a dating competition series masquerading as a journey towards true love.
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Whatever the case, the world is a little less jolly without the spirited sport of rolling logs-masquerading-as-cheese down the pavement.
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The changes come after a sophisticated phishing worm hit Google Drive users in May, masquerading as an invitation to collaborate on a document.
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Like that 2005 movie, Peter Farrelly's interracial buddy dramedy is insultingly glib and hucksterish, a self-satisfied crock masquerading as an olive branch.
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Then he led me into a space that's part reading room, part shrine, and part art project masquerading as a bed-and-breakfast.
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These devices connect to nearby cellphones by masquerading as legitimate cell towers; this allows police to approximate the location of a target's cellphone.
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In fact, WTH, based on zero sound science, is quite likely a piece of animal-welfare advocacy masquerading as a public health film.
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After the downfall of the Soviet Union, the country was written off as a regional power, a filling station masquerading as a state.
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Integrated circuit expert Ken Shirriff took a deep dive into various chargers on the market and found numerous fakes masquerading as Apple chargers.
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She alludes to trolls she's had to ban, many of whom accuse her of being a pre-pubescent prankster masquerading as a grandma.
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An anti-Shia coalition masquerading as a Middle Eastern security alliance will only fuel those sectarian fires and produce more, not less, terrorism.
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So I was dismayed to see yet another incoherent sound-bite contest masquerading as a debate among the candidates vying to defeat him.
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Because soon enough, they warn, that creamy, pungent icon of France will give way to a tasteless paste masquerading as the real thing.
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The SEC has also started to crack down on cryptocurrency scams and unregistered securities that it believes are masquerading as initial coin offerings.
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You'll find row after row of highly sugared, fruit-flavored drinks masquerading as juices trying to sell parents on their supposed healthy virtues.
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Sarracino highlighted WeWork as the most obvious example of the normal-masquerading-as-tech phenomenon, but said that the problem runs much deeper.
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The Guardian's Benjamin Lee called it "a half-baked TV movie masquerading as Oscarbait, a curious misstep for the Oscar-nominated indie auteur".
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It's also a sign of the times: Thanks to Mr. Trump, fringe ideas are now aired in the mainstream, prejudice masquerading as fact.
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"We see a rising tide of nationalism, masquerading as patriotism, and the re-emergence of policies encouraging fear and hatred of others," she warned.
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It is everything sentimental and completely fucking pointless about average British life masquerading as a party anthem couched in multiple references to the moon.
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Sure, but good ol' judgement may be the only real pleasure left in our media wasteland of endless takes and nihilism masquerading as insight.
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Identity theft scams have also become increasingly popular, with the robocallers masquerading as health-care providers who collect valuable personal details from return callers.
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In total, Facebook's security team removed a combined 82 pages, groups, and accounts that were masquerading as US and sometimes UK citizens and organizations.
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He was apparently pursuing evidence of the supernatural on the side while masquerading as a wealthy businessman, a la Bruce Wayne or Oliver Queen.
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Temperatures were dropping and there was three feet of snow on the ground — not exactly ideal conditions for a cow masquerading as a deer.
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"Upholding the integrity of our products against copycats masquerading as Nite Ize is of paramount importance," said Clint Todd, chief legal officer, Nite Ize.
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But it's worth asking the reverse: To what extent was the original Weight Watchers a purveyor of feelings masquerading as a weight loss program?
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"It shouldn't be masquerading as healthy when it's really just an empty calorie, Frankenstein-type food," Kind's founder and CEO Daniel Lubetzky told CNBC.
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When I wasn't covering the occasional meth lab bust or dick-measuring contest masquerading as a school board meeting, the TV was usually on.
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The record of the past quarter-century of nuclear diplomacy vis-à-vis Pyongyang is distinguished by blame, denial, and fantasy masquerading as policy.
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There's just one problem: that website has, for some time now, been eclipsed by a troll website lightly masquerading as a pro-Biden page.
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"We're basically a hunger relief health-care agency that's masquerading as a retail store," Rauch told CBNC's "On the Money" in a recent interview.
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She says that peer pressure could be a factor in how some teens are handling the "panic," including making reports or masquerading as clowns.
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"We are glad both agencies will continue to target frauds and scams masquerading as initial coin offerings," said Jerry Brito, Coin Center's executive director.
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" For Philbrick, both Arnold and his enemies offer proof that "the greatest danger to America's future came from self-serving opportunism masquerading as patriotism.
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Even in a time of widespread overvaluation and non-tech companies masquerading as tech companies, WeWork has always struck me as a concerning outlier.
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Testifying on Monday, Woodcock said the NECC was a drug manufacturer "masquerading" as a state-regulated pharmacy that filled prescriptions meant for specific patients.
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It's rock 'n' roll masquerading as world music, and world music isn't actually a thing; apart from being the title of their debut album.
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Panelo described the U.N. experts as "foreign propagandists masquerading as human rights protectors", and said their comments were "an outrageous interference on Philippine sovereignty".
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We're struggling here, and sometimes people who struggle latch onto false promises and fall for lies peddled by snake-oil salesmen masquerading as leaders.
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It's also why actual brands, like Hamburger Helper or Denny's, hang around social media masquerading as people, posting jokes and memes and roasting haters.
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Are "Le Figaro" and Komrade the same person, an extortionist masquerading as a whistle-blower, or perhaps a whistle-blower who dabbles in extortion?
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The SEC has begun to regulate portions of the cryptocurrency market, but focuses primarily on what it believes are unregistered securities masquerading as cryptocurrencies.
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Van Valkenburgh said he shared Clayton's view that in cases where unregistered securities are masquerading as initial coin offerings (ICOs), action should be taken.
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Steve Sarracino, founder and partner at Activant Capital, told Business Insider that the theme of 2019 was non-tech businesses masquerading as tech companies.
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They are such well-run machines at this point, they're basically IT businesses masquerading as transportation businesses," Schlossberg said Tuesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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In more affluent households, vessels made of copper and stone can serve as the weighty centerpiece of a bathroom masquerading as a sybaritic temple.
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It is appalling to see the Canadian government engage in a misguided fishing expedition masquerading as an essential fight in the War on Terror.
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They hit it all: soulless capitalism, digital infatuation masquerading as true love, the hopeless apathy that feels so familiar in the era of Trump.
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But it would be a huge deviation from the books — in those, Ramsay marries Jeyne Poole, a friend of Sansa's from Winterfell masquerading as Arya.
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But this can allow a malicious intruder, masquerading as a bot, to gain access to systems for long periods of time — and go largely undetected.
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These individuals have been "creating new social media accounts, masquerading as Americans and then using these accounts to draw attention to divisive issues," he said.
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Masquerading as a man, Hua Jun, she is tested every step of the way and must harness her inner-strength and embrace her true potential.
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The latest unfortunate victim is food critic Bill Jilla, whom Cohen convinces to eat (fake) human flesh while masquerading as a Michelin star-seeking chef.
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In a sea of electric-hued burgers, "O"-shaped chicken rings, and fried chicken patties masquerading as sandwich buns, Chick-fil-A's menu stands out.
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Earlier this week, a phishing scam masquerading as a PayPal giveaway was promoted on Twitter for at least 30 minutes before it was taken down.
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Balenciaga, purveyor of expensive IKEA bag knock-offs and car mats masquerading as skirts, has yet again created something the internet can't stop talking about.
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In 212, Rohde & Schwarz created a device called the GA 210, which bundled the ping and capture functions together, effectively masquerading as a cell tower.
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Like I said: It was a good line for Harris in the moment, but it was a cynical line masquerading as a plea for unity.
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Charming and funny, it is a drama masquerading as a comedy about an unloved boy whom nobody wants until someone says, Yes, I'll love him.
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These stretchy leggings masquerading as jeans surged in popularity during the mid-2010s, but many stylists are thankful the trend has seemingly run its course.
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There are many aspects of this story that seem mildly shocking in retrospect: the haphazard aloneness of it all, the wrongheaded decision masquerading as moxie.
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On the most fundamental level, "Neither Heaven Nor Earth" is an impressive stunt, a horror movie masquerading as a film about the horrors of war.
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"We are living in the midst of a sea of information that includes half-truths, manipulated information, opinion and advertising masquerading as news," Schneider said.
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It's the perfect summary of everything Burial is about and slam-dunks any inane brostep masquerading as 'dubstep' into your Lewisham wheelie bin for eternity.
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"This is a truly breathtaking action by an unaccountable political institution masquerading as a legal body," Pompeo said Thursday during remarks at the State Department.
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The charming, vital "Me and You," a new track from Mr. Nelson's forthcoming album "Last Man Standing," is a protest song masquerading as a serenade.
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In 2016, he was criticized for peddling diabetes pharmaceuticals through paid sponsorships that were masquerading as friendly advice about a disease from a trusted source.
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Hot items are booted and innocent sellers are suspended, victims of malicious complaints that some experts suspect are coming from rival sellers masquerading as lawyers.
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Yet the craziest news story of the week is the real-life Orphan who may or may not be an adult masquerading as a child.
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On the other side of the counter, Samuel Yoo, a pedigreed chef masquerading as a short-order cook, was making them something delicious to eat.
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In the first 10 months of a Republican-led Congress and White House, a handful of liberals masquerading as Republicans sabotaged efforts to repeal ObamaCare.
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"We&aposre going to see some pause in 2020 on these normal businesses masquerading as tech businesses and getting tech multiples," Sarracino told Business Insider.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo quickly condemned the decision as "a truly breathtaking action by an unaccountable political institution, masquerading as a legal body".
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No. No matter how brave you are feeling, cheap speed masquerading as expensive coke is how you break down cultural barriers and really start communicating.
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Each had posted the same number, and were masquerading as help accounts for legitimate Apple products and services, including everything from Apple Mail to iPads.
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Many assessments of the health care bill reveal that it is an enormous tax cut for wealthy households and corporations masquerading as health care policy.
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Trend Micro, another infosec firm, reported last week that mining malware masquerading as religious apps and more litter the Google Play store for Android devices.
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We have come out no better than before we went in — we have merely retread familiar grounds masquerading as new, finding occasional nuggets of anodyne insight.
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In an age of crapware, bloatware, adware, and spyware all masquerading as consumer-friendly options direct from carriers, this is a breath of fresh Android air.
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An Arkansas woman was sentenced to 15 years in prison for masquerading as a California police officer so she could get her boyfriend out of jail.
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And the potential health risks are not a welcome topic in a country with ramshackle edifices masquerading as hospitals and poor public expenditure on basic facilities.
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The change even leaves time for some surprise humor, which sometimes lands as peak black comedy, and sometimes flounders as nihilism masquerading as peak black comedy.
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At one point in 2013, YouTube had as much traffic from bots masquerading as people as it did from real human visitors, according to the company.
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Top of the list is that master of disguise, the mimic octopus, which evades predators by masquerading as other, venomous, animals—lionfish, sea snakes, even jellyfish.
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But Sanders's praise for Churchill suggests that might be a mirage — that his beliefs might just be leftover Cold War–era grievances masquerading as a doctrine.
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We love red velvet (even if it is cocoa masquerading as another flavor) — and most of all we love that tart-sweet cream cheese frosting combo.
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Returning control of our environment to the states also limits the dark money from self-serving lobbyists and deep-pocketed special interest groups masquerading as environmentalists.
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According to a report from cybersecurity company RiskIQ, hundreds of apps masquerading as antivirus protectors are actually carrying the very thing they claim to fight: malware.
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The "Game of Thrones" star is such a big animal lover that he's a vegetarian who eats tofu masquerading as meat in the carnivorous, libidinous show.
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Russian hackers appear to have issued menacing threats to a handful of U.S. soldiers' families while masquerading as Islamic State militants, The Associated Press reported Tuesday.
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"[Waters of the United States] isn't really a clean-water measure, it's an unprecedented federal power grab clumsily masquerading as one," he said in a statement.
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At first, astronomers refused to believe that they could, instead suggesting that these weren't quasars at all, but rather supernovas and flaring stars masquerading as such.
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These days, masquerading as "Ashley" or "Brandon," he trolls websites like The End in search of vulnerable teenagers like "DarlingMadison," who are perfect targets for bullying.
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Reality check: There are a lot of legitimate ways to bring down drug costs; there are also a lot of empty gestures masquerading as real change.
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The US government would be well-served to emulate Estonia's efforts and energetically seek out and lay bare Russian disinformation and propaganda masquerading as authentic news.
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The Discourse was a coping mechanism masquerading as a moral necessity, a form of "empowerment" passed off as an exercise of a new kind of power.
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Instead, Romney straddled that swamp masquerading as moral high ground where he rejected everybody, took no responsibility for anybody, and therefore was no help at all.
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Falling in love with beautiful and blonde heir to the Danish crown masquerading as a "call me Eddie" rich boy did not figure into those goals.
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The SEC chief had previously expressed discontent with such initial coin offerings (ICO), in which cryptocurrency tokens are offered, masquerading as initial public offerings of securities.
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And lest we forget, Instagram played host to plenty of Russian trolls masquerading as advocacy groups with the apparent goal of influencing the 2016 US presidential election.
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To find out, Christakis and Shirado challenged people to solve a puzzle working in human-only groups, or in groups that included bots masquerading as human players.
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Specifically, it's where the social media manager encounters the most fake accounts — including ones masquerading as the celebrities she represents — who attempt to rip off unsuspecting fans.
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A puzzle game masquerading as a first-person shooter, Superhot shakes up the shooting genre with a simple but effective premise: time only moves when you move.
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A day earlier, I reached out to her on Messenger, the same place where she's received messages from fake accounts masquerading as some of her favorite celebrities.
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The first thing I noticed in the issue was that, alongside real ads, you've got spreads of Kalen Hollomon's work—collages masquerading as Céline and Chanel ads.
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Taking the bite out of the non-malware threat Another round of viral attacks apparently masquerading as ransomware brought operations across industries to a halt last week.
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It is also moot whether Mr O'Rourke's hot air on climate change is less serious than the hallucination masquerading as policy that is the Green New Deal.
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"Russia, still, like John McCain said, is basically a gas station masquerading as a country," said Boris Schlossberg, managing director of FX Strategy at BK Asset Management.
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How do we participate with this looming specter of this totalitarian government masquerading as something that has our best interests at heart, something that's allegedly protecting us?
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In his time off, he lived at a refugee centre in Bavaria, masquerading as David Benjamin, a Syrian asylum seeker driven from his home by Islamic State.
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Which, when you think about the fact that T-Pain spent this entire period masquerading as a magician/circus ringleader, makes it the greatest trick of all.
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Like Rashad, Earl also plays with sombre, longing themes masquerading as party jams, and his affinity for samples and deep basslines makes him an artist-to-watch.
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Ms Konnikova tells of hucksters masquerading as doctors, royals or moguls, all armed with a gifted imagination, a silver tongue and an ability to size people up.
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"I'm saving the souls of all the people from having to dine at these horseshit restaurants masquerading as Chinese food that are in the Midwest," he said.
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And I don't feel like I'm covering up or masquerading as someone more exciting or badass, but like I'm celebrating exactly who I am on the inside.
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Torture-porn masquerading as drama Bryan Bishop: It's been easy to look the other way while The Walking Dead has indulged in its crueler, more vulgar tendencies.
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"He is a liberal activist masquerading as an election official, and we cannot trust him to oversee this process," state GOP Chairman Jonathan Lines said of Fontes.
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"Anyone who watched the NetSuite transaction — inside or outside of Oracle — knows nearly everything in that narrative is strung together fiction masquerading as fact," she told us.
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A police officer was shot dead after stumbling upon ETA members who were masquerading as gardeners while hiding explosive devices in flowerpots in front of the museum.
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Often, patients find themselves in the hospital thinking a panic attack is a heart attack—but a heart problem masquerading as a panic attack is similarly common.
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Yet the umbrella remains largely unchanged since antiquity, ringed in nylon nowadays rather than silk, but still, it must be said, an ornament masquerading as a tool.
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Bradley Cooper, Willie Nelson's son and a real pop star masquerading as a fake pop star are among the musicians celebrating a chart-topping album this week.
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Though the current radar system is operated by Norwegians, he said that Vardo's main hotel is often filled with American technicians and spies masquerading as bird watchers.
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Those who think that SoftBank has been inflating tech valuations will be closely watching WeWork, which many see as a property company masquerading as a tech firm.
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Here, I've mixed a lot of things with the room's classic woodwork, like the portrait of Yasumasa Morimura masquerading as Frida Kahlo and the antique Chinese carpet.
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Here, I've mixed a lot of things with the room's classic woodwork, like the portrait of Yasumasa Morimura masquerading as Frida Kahlo and the antique Chinese carpet.
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A con man (Ha Jung-woo) masquerading as a count has plans of his own — a scheme that seems doomed when things between the women turn steamy.
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They are lemmings, personified ignorance masquerading as wise fanboys who will be weaponized by a cowardly, hateful man who thrives on the widespread adoration of the people.
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"Dillard's is essentially an unleveraged real estate company that is masquerading as a low productivity retailer," Jeff Pierce, managing director at Snow Park, told CNBC on Monday.
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The United States should constantly point out that hedging toward Iran for fear of American withdrawal is a short-term policy masquerading as a long-term one.
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Scams of corporate employees generally involve phishing, which requires sending phony emails masquerading as a known partner to steal usernames, password, financial data, or other sensitive information.
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The hype reached such a fever pitch that, at one point, some people even believed it was Apple's self-driving car division masquerading as an up-and-comer.
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Since the Microsoft Surface Pro 4 (left) is a tablet masquerading as a laptop, it has a unusual and highly adjustable way to propping up on your lap.
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So, to that end, we collected a few tips for dealing with this gassy fact of life (minus the usual misinformation and diet tips masquerading as health advice).
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"Spammers make money by masquerading as well-known news organizations, and posting hoaxes that get people to visit to their sites, which are often mostly ads," Mosseri said.
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A glance at the raw, unprocessed data confirmed it was a quasar—not a nearer object masquerading as one—and that it was perhaps the oldest ever found.
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Many women - often poor and illiterate - are conned into surgeries by quacks masquerading as doctors or hospitals seeking compensation for treatment from the state's funds for the poor.
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Her author page shows several other stories based on translations, and three of them are for fake articles masquerading as content from Haaretz, Al Jazeera, and The Atlantic.
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In 2016, Pepe became the patron saint of the fascist troll, an emblem on the small-minded neo-Nazi moral straitjacket that's been masquerading as nihilistic anarchy lately.
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On the flip side, a small plate of untoasted bread masquerading as "bruschetta," spread with stone-cold ricotta and a trace of truffle honey, squandered fragrance and flavor.
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For their part, his foes believe his actions lack any justification: he is a traitor masquerading as a whistle-blower, who exposed no wrongdoing but did colossal damage.
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Users can also be tricked into downloading malware, masquerading as an app designed to keep track of the battery life of the devices on a SmartThing's home network.
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"Over the past week we removed ads from nearly 2 million videos and over 50,000 channels masquerading as family-friendly content," YouTube said in a statement to Vice.
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The checks revealed ecstasy pills that were four times stronger than average, pentylone masquerading as MDMA powder, unexpected cocktails of cocaine and ketamine, and other potentially deadly surprises.
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The knock against the company has always been that it was a real estate investment masquerading as a tech company (a case which FT made magisterially last year).
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Yet perhaps a civilisation masquerading as a state, as Pye called China, helps explain the modern autocratic state's durability in the face of many predictions of its demise.
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Presumably, the group was intending to use the superficial similarity of the domains to aid in a phishing attack, sending malware-laced emails to targets masquerading as colleagues.
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Ehrenreich's focus on relatively rarefied issues and pet preoccupations make it clear that this is a book born out of private not public concerns — despite masquerading as such.
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Driven by misinformation masquerading as news, in the latest tragic incident, a gunman on Sunday opened fire in a kid-friendly Washington, D.C. pizzeria called Comet Ping Pong.
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Humans already have trouble recognizing relatively naive text bots masquerading as real users; these advances in machine learning will give propagandists even more power to manipulate the public.
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He hopes to convince the working-class neighborhoods in District 13—Corona, East Elmhurst, Elmhurst, Jackson Heights, and Woodside—that Peralta is a Republican masquerading as a Democrat.
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The partisan bickering and speeches disguised as questions brought little honor to either the House Oversight or Judiciary committees in Thursday's three-ring circus masquerading as a hearing.
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The Meadows, in its inaugural year, is a tailgate masquerading as a music festival, held in the parking lot of the New York Mets's stadium in North Queens.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Jailed Afghan Women Are Often Given Virginity Tests" (news article, March 2): Virginity tests are a form of sexual violence masquerading as science.
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On Chicken Street in Kabul, the jewelers' row of Afghanistan, shops constructed from aluminum and glass are packed with mass-produced imports from Thailand, masquerading as handmade crafts.
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" But several of Mr. Morelle's fellow Democrats castigated the state's embrace of M.M.A., which one, Assemblywoman Ellen C. Jaffee of Rockland County, called "barbaric entertainment masquerading as sport.
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Plus-size model Tess Holliday knows all about concern trolls who are "worried" about her and her weight — critics of her body masquerading as supporters of her health.
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I'm sure you remember the highlights: John F. Kennedy assassins, seizures covered up by the Secret Service, Manchurian candidates, child trafficking centers masquerading as D.C. pizza joints, etc.
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Here are a few things you'll want to know to fit into the conversation — whether you're a bona fide fashion weeker or just wouldn't mind masquerading as one.
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The seductive Englishman makes another conquest when David Cale's solo show about a Midwestern boy masquerading as a British man returns for a limited run, sponsored by Audible.
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The seductive Englishman makes another conquest as David Cale's solo show about a Midwestern boy masquerading as a British man returns for a limited run, sponsored by Audible.
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Ms. Spooner gained her vantage point by squeezing past a scrum of journalists outside Henekey's Long Bar, masquerading as an ordinary customer on the arm of a colleague.
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This stack of meat masquerading as a sandwich was a study in beige: deep-fried chicken fillets subbing in for bread, bacon replacing lettuce, melted cheese supplanting tomato.
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I am talking about, of course, "The Hunger Games," a piercing satire of the early-21st-century fashion world masquerading as a dystopian teen blockbuster/Jennifer Lawrence vehicle.
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Sure, "Play" and "Stop" could have been named "Proceed" and "Halt" — But such functionality masquerading as creativity is not the type of creativity copyright is meant to protect.
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If the problem we're troubled by is Russian efforts to influence our political system, the solution is not muzzled candidates or loyalty tests masquerading as foreign policy criticism.
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He devotes plenty of room in the book to settling scores and talking up his own "solitary struggle," and his account is filled with pretension masquerading as style.
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The dangers posed by Putin's Russia — which, in one of his kinder cracks, McCain called a gas station masquerading as a country — was a constant refrain for him.
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But a con man (Ha Jung-woo) masquerading as a count has plans of his own — a scheme that seems doomed when things between the women turn steamy.
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Jeff, Sims' sales manager (and also his wife's cousin), was not only masquerading as 'Vice President' to clients, but also overstepping his bounds and ordering Bodhi's employees around.
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By the NIH's definition, chiropractic is "a licensed health care profession that emphasizes the body's ability to heal itself," which sounds like wellness drivel, something masquerading as medicine.
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Beginning in 2016, they also allegedly staged rallies from their location in Russia by masquerading as U.S. grass-roots activists who could not attend the events in person.
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But all the lazy takes have made me wonder if, in fact, The Hunger Games was also lazy — a simplistic critique of economic equality masquerading as something deep.
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Lines of communication, lines of thinking, and even the lines between the digital and physical worlds are forcibly violated in the cautionary tale masquerading as a crypto-caper.
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Last summer, in a bit of grandstanding masquerading as satire, HuffPo announced it was putting all of its Trump coverage in its "Entertainment" section, rather than its "Politics" section.
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A puzzler masquerading as a faux board game, each swipe moves your cyberpunk assassin action figure across the board, ostensibly sneaking and killing your way through dozens of levels.
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This is not to argue for some pastiche propaganda masquerading as art, nor for bombastic artistic activism, but rather to open up timely conversations on controversial, even dangerous issues.
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And so this character assassination masquerading as a confirmation process was a free-for-all of allegations, none of which had to be supported by anything other than opinion.
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How her character will play out is hard to determine, since Gideon gets shot in the neck in a bar by an activist masquerading as a sane human being.
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In July the Government Accountability Office reported that investigators were able to acquire restricted military equipment by masquerading as a police agency using a faked website and dodgy credentials.
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Both are in a way masquerading as something they're not — you could argue The Briefing is far more subtle — to play to the preferred tastes of their primary audience.
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After winning Best Actress for her work in Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, Frances McDormand ends the Oscars with an incendiary call-to-arms masquerading as an acceptance speech.
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So that makes Charlotte the cousin of Ali and Jason (Drew Van Acker), which in turn makes their college fling while Charlotte was masquerading as CeCe slightly less incestuous.
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They're the frozen chicken nuggets at McDonald's, the soda and sports drinks in just about every beverage fountain across the country, and the milkshakes masquerading as coffee at Starbucks.
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Tech is getting its moment in this unwanted spotlight because it claimed to have changed the paradigm, and we naively believed in what really was aspiration masquerading as achievement.
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In the America of Trump, the purpose of politics is to use government to make more money for oneself, masquerading as populism but glorifying greed, vanity and self-interest.
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Both are in a way masquerading as something they're not — you could argue The Briefing is far more subtle — to play to the preferred tastes of their primary audience.
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The controversial technology works by masquerading as legitimate cellphone towers, tricking mobile devices to locking onto them, enabling would-be spies to track individuals' locations or to intercept communications.
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The promise of easy money is sure to attract a crowd of hopefuls, but Steem may yet prove to be a bait-and-hook masquerading as a free lunch.
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As his 1989 book "Malaria Dreams" (a travel book masquerading as a comic novel or vice versa) demonstrated, Mr. Stevens is a terrific raconteur — funny, observant and highly entertaining.
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Another narrative is that impostor tech companies are the real problem, with some VCs positing that the public markets have simply rejected old economy businesses masquerading as software companies.
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The shelves of my local supermarket are replete with cans of fizzy, heartburn-provoking foreign pop masquerading as beer rapidly approaching its best-poured-straight-down-the-toilet date.
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Officials have portrayed the Islamic State killings in Baluchistan as a one-off, saying the two Chinese victims were targeted because they were Christian missionaries masquerading as business people.
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The hag-like witch masquerading as a beautiful woman is not a new trope, but given that this is Thrones, the theories about its application here are running wild.
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"This is simply a security speculation game masquerading as a technological breakthrough in monetary policy," Chanos in an interview with the Institute for New Economic Thinking published this week.
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It was a simple sheath in a show where simplicity was scarce and, true to its name, it sheathed the body perfectly — latex imitating prosciutto masquerading as silk jersey.
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If it takes disruptive capitalism to help solve a problem that a clay-headed president will not, more power to the plant dog and soy burger masquerading as meat.
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But a con man (Ha Jung-woo) masquerading as a count has a plan of his own — a scheme that seems doomed when things between the women turn steamy.
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In April, BBC Africa identified him as a member of a group of Russians masquerading as tourists and election observers in the lead-up to Madagascar's 2018 presidential election.
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On Friday, Facebook and Twitter shut down a network of fake accounts that pushed pro-Trump messages all while "masquerading" as Americans with AI-generated faces as profile photos.
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In the Daily Stormer's "Normie's Guide to the Alt-Right," Andrew Anglin identifies one of the hallmarks of the alt-right as non-ironic Nazism masquerading as ironic Nazism.
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" This activity could include fraudulent emails masquerading as charity donation requests that are designed to get targets to click on a malicious link, commonly referred to as "phishing scams.
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PARELES A tsk-tsk masquerading as a chest puff, J. Cole's "Middle Child" is the beginning of what he's suggested is a coming onslaught of new music this year.
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" Former Sanders surrogate Jonathan Tasini in an email called the ThinkProgress clip "despicable" and said he initially "thought it was a Republican attack video masquerading as a Democratic production.
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A man filed a lawsuit against Grindr alleging that the company did nothing to help him deal with spoofed accounts masquerading as him that are disrupting his privacy and life.
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A North Korean assassin attempted to kill Park on the streets of Seoul using a pen modified to shoot poison-filled pellets and a small gun masquerading as a flashlight.
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As Charlie Jane Anders of Wired posits, what if the Waif, a fellow assassin in the House of Black and White, has been masquerading as Arya Stark all this time?
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Aside from masquerading as the title of a 1987 novel that was shortly thereafter made into popular Oscar-nominated 90s film, what exactly is the deal with fried green tomatoes?
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In a world where morality comes in many shades of grey, the nuclear ambitions of Mr Kim, running a gulag masquerading as a country, are painted in black and white.
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If they run to "Cooper Barrett's Guide to Surviving Life," debuting the same night on Fox, they'll find a less offensive but more mundane sitcom masquerading as an inventive one.
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There are plenty of subjects worthy of the documentary treatment (and resources to make them), but here, a white woman masquerading as black has been given the green light instead.
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He admitted his misdeed in a sit-down with Matt Lauer in which he blamed intoxication for alleging that robbers pointed a gun at his head while masquerading as police.
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Masquerading as Italian playboy Gio Monaldo, the comedian interviewed the NFL star turned alleged killer — or as the show put it, "American hero and women's rights activist" — in Las Vegas.
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The report says Twitter has removed around 10,000 such accounts targeting Democratic voters and masquerading as party members and officials, and it continues to monitor its platform for similar activity.
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Using fake names and forged IDs, David Robert Daleiden and Sandra Merritt made visits to the Planned Parenthood headquarters masquerading as reps from a research company and secretly recorded conversations.
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But again political disinformation masquerading as organic content continues being spread across its platform — where it's being shown to be racking up millions of interactions with people's brains and eyeballs.
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If NIFLA wins, California's transparency law would be unenforceable, and similar laws in other states would likely be overturned, leaving women vulnerable to religious propaganda masquerading as legitimate medical advice.
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But the relationship between Europe and the United States, like Gene Kelly and Lesley Caron in "An American in Paris" (pictured), has always been one of love, masquerading as suspicion.
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Now the wedding frenzy is over, it will not be long until we all realize it was never a vehicle for racial progress, but just a pumpkin, masquerading as hope.
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They face an October deadline to begin implementing the tool on its strongest setting, to help prevent individuals from falling victim to emails masquerading as those coming from government agencies.
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The agency has previously taken action on cryptocurrency scams and what it believed to be unregistered securities masquerading as initial coin offerings (ICOs) -- a fundraising method for cryptocurrency-based projects.
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"We must also be vigilant against bigoted or dangerous ideologies masquerading as policy, and that includes BDS," she said at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Annual Policy Conference.
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In typed exchanges, a chatbot masquerading as a thirteen-year-old Ukrainian named Eugene Goostman fooled a third of the judges at Turing Test 2014 by repeatedly changing the subject.
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"[Sullivan] and the Court's decisions extending it were policy-driven decisions masquerading as constitutional law," Thomas wrote, adding that the court should not continue to "reflexively apply" it going forward.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Diamond specialists De Beers has rolled out a new machine to prove the authenticity of diamonds to ward off the threat of synthetic stones masquerading as real ones.
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" Michelle Malkin, a conservative commentator, tweeted: "This is hearsay, uncorroborated, and out of context pot-stirring by Dem partisans riding the impeachment bandwagon — and recycled by lemmings masquerading as journalists.
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Is THQ Nordic masquerading as Big Lots, a valuable "YO, we've got everything and it's cheap as hell," store, but one that works because it's honest about what it's selling?
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But that puts a heavy responsibility on Facebook to make sure it's not helping to spread outright lies masquerading as news or publishing the output of made-up news organizations.
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"There were certain types of companies that were masquerading as tech and trying to demand ludicrous multiples," said Davidson, whose firm backed such public tech companies as Zynga and Marketo.
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Ahead of last month's vote, for instance, a fake news site masquerading as Le Soir, a Belgian newspaper, tried to spread rumors that Saudi Arabia was financing Mr. Macron's campaign.
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Working in the Valley's major industry means that you see a lot of tweets by VCs and the founders they bankroll — you see a lot of nonsense masquerading as philosophy.
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A few decades ago, referring to universal human consciousness was often viewed with suspicion: a form of colonial domination masquerading as "equality," in which certain identities and localities were erased.
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" After the use of rectal rehydration and rectal feeding by the C.I.A. was made public, the group Physicians for Human Rights condemned it as "sexual assault masquerading as medical treatment.
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Russian officials, for instance, tried to get information from Macron's connections by masquerading as friends of friends, Reuters reported, citing people briefed on the effort, including an unnamed U.S. congressman.
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It's torture masquerading as affection and belongs as much to the brutal "fact-finding" methods of the colonial and postcolonial era as to our own era of state-sanctioned violence.
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That was in contrast to the disaster masquerading as a basketball team at Madison Square Garden, where the Knicks' management team crafted a grotesquely bad team that finished 276-65.
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I think it shows that, in times of crisis, supernatural and faith-based thinking masquerading as "scientific" solutions to real problems helps facilitate the worst kind of political and social outcomes.
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Honeypots are designed to lure hackers by masquerading as a web server, pretending to contain the kind of personal data that hackers love, like credit card numbers, emails, and medical records.
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One British book chain store has come under fire for setting up shops in small towns without its signature branding, raising accusations that it is instead masquerading as smaller, independent stores.
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So, that means if there's a cinnamon roll-flavored protein bar calling your name, you might be better off eating an actual cinnamon roll instead of a bar masquerading as one.
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So, either Lively is really a girl named Emily Nelson who's been masquerading as Blake Lively for well over a decade, or she's plotting an Instagram takeover for an upcoming film.
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Thanks to heroes like Willow the cat, you can experience the unique euphoria one can only truly understand when looking upon an animal masquerading as a cuter version of something else.
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Commonly referred to by the brand name Stingray, cell-site simulators work by masquerading as 2G cell towers, pulling information from all nearby phones but disrupting cell service throughout the area.
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Taken as a whole, Teachout believes, the Court's recent campaign-finance decisions constitute a revolution in the underlying philosophy governing this area of the law, while masquerading as straightforward statutory interpretation.
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The season opener deals with main character Liza (Sutton Foster) finally telling her work wife Kelsey (Duff) her huge secret: she's a forty-something divorcée mom masquerading as a twenty-something.
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K22 has been masquerading as a substitute for weed for the past decade, every since Clemson University chemist John W. Huffman synthesized the compounds as research tools to study cannabinoid receptors.
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Moreover, since these bills were introduced, at least seven crashes involving cars either equipped with driverless capabilities or technology masquerading as self-driving resulting in several deaths and injuries have occurred.
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At a time when xenophobia and religious-based hate crimes are on the rise, adding fuel to the fire by means of bigotry masquerading as legislation is wholly imprudent and improper.
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Vendors are soldiering on in this space either by making devices look like a tablet and masquerading as 2-in-1s or trying to position them as the next computing platform.
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On "Daytona," his fourth solo release — at seven songs totaling 22 minutes, it's an EP masquerading as an album — he remains rigorous, declaiming with a severe voice salted with light gravel.
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Guided tours take visitors through the antiques-filled parlor, the dining room and the master bedroom, comfortably appointed with a canopied feather bed and a commode masquerading as an easy chair.
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The listing was previously a flask masquerading as a sunscreen bottle and an animated DVD collection, which allowed the seller to amass hundreds of genuine reviews...but for two completely different products.
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Dubbed Blueborne, the attack works by masquerading as a Bluetooth device and exploiting weaknesses in the protocol to deploy malicious code, similar to the Broadcom Wi-Fi attack disclosed earlier this year.
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Tchanile has already been banned from soccer for three years by his national federation after taking a team masquerading as the Togo national side to play a friendly with Bahrain in 2010.
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But "In many ways, Target is actually a high-tech company masquerading as a retailer," Nathan K. Garvis, Target's former vice president of government affairs, said in a 20173 Washington Post interview.
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The sheer breadth of malignant content on these platforms is daunting — foreign sponsored ads and fake news on Facebook; rampant harassment on Twitter; child exploitation videos masquerading as family content on YouTube.
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My hope is that, after she moves to Los Angeles for her clerkship under a conservative judge, she finds some strange boy who is not Beau Mirchoff masquerading as a suave lawyer.
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Probably in the 227s and 228s when periodic strikes and union featherbedding -- combined with corporate greed masquerading as maximizing shareholder value -- helped lead to plant closures in mid-sized American cities. 229.
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Tchanile has already been banned from soccer for three years by his country's federation after taking a team masquerading as the Togo national side to play a friendly with Bahrain in 2010.
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If, as it seems to be, the sesh is self-involved nihilism masquerading as one big funny joke, then why not soundtrack it to the brutally joyless strains of Berghain-friendly techno?
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The emoji chosen by Unicode was an abomination to some, the stuff of American family taco tonight, the taco exported worldwide masquerading as Mexico cuisine, the taco made famous by Taco Bell.
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Hackers masquerading as officials from Bangladesh's central bank asked the New York branch of the Federal Reserve to transfer nearly $1 billion to private bank accounts in Sri Lanka and the Philippines.
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Dr Matthew Falder, 29, a geophysicist employed as a researcher at Birmingham University in central England, duped victims by masquerading as a depressed female artist on forums and mainstream online advertising websites.
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In a genre now saturated with destination marketers masquerading as travel writers, Mr. Swick stands out as a perceptive, old-school travel writer whose prose brings celebrated and obscure destinations to life.
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When a medical journal later published an article of my father's, "Chronic Progressive Chorea Masquerading as Functional Disorder," we were confirmed in our sense of his exalted standing in a rarefied field.
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) proposed Tuesday to crack down on restaurants that it says are masquerading as grocery stores so they can participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
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That's why the Associated Press updated its stylebook entry on addiction in June, attempting to bring clarity to an area where inaccurate assumptions are rarely questioned and ignorance masquerading as expertise thrives.
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The undercover police operation and subsequent bust (which uncovered 6.5 million tabs of LSD and involved two police officers masquerading as wandering hippies for nearly two years) became known as Operation Julie.
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"From purely an investment standpoint, however, it is less clear what further analysis of Trump can yield, other than a prematurely formed opinion dangerously masquerading as knowledge," Andrew of M&G wrote.
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The subreddit catalogues the lives of the last remaining #TrueLads, their "banter" and "cheeky Nandos" and underwhelming nights out: It's a joke on the Mad Lads, masquerading as a community for them.
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According to recent research, the rock masquerading as a moon rock probably ended up on the moon after an impact billions of years ago launched it all the way to the moon.
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"What the White House has released tonight is transphobia masquerading as policy," Joshua Block, a senior staff lawyer at the American Civil Liberties Union L.G.B.T. and H.I.V. Project, said in a statement.
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That said, jamming to his cinematic soundscapes at a music festival known for its faux-bohemian vibe, highly privileged attendees, and marketing opportunities masquerading as "live experiences" seems like a strange proposition.
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In a very real way, this is Los Angeles's origin story, a narrative in which private interest, masquerading as public good, changed the landscape of the city for both good and ill.
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So close was the relationship, the committee heard, that Russian military intelligence officers, masquerading as diplomats, staged regular mock combat exercises using plastic guns with neo-Nazi activists near Mr. Gyorkos's home.
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The U.K.'s Conservative Party renamed one of its official Twitter accounts to "factcheckUK" Tuesday night, masquerading as a political fact-checking service in the midst of a televized pre-election debate.
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The letter "is nothing more than 'fake news' masquerading as investigative journalism," Albert Kim, associate general counsel of the exchange, known as CHX, said in response to the letter on Jan. 6.
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"The Republican opening act of tax cuts for the superrich masquerading as health care repeal may have collapsed, but their billionaire buddies are setting the stage for the main event," Doggett said.
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It has its fair share of physical comedy, pop culture references, and a notable character who is three kids stacked on top of each other in a trench coat masquerading as an adult.
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I don't have kids to build the kits with, the cardboard looked finicky, and the whole thing seemed more like an educational tool masquerading as a conventional but not entirely fleshed-out game.
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I think the next phase of activism needs to be in that same vein—I've sat down with Sheryl Sandberg, Brittany Packnett, and Sam White to discuss people masquerading as Black people online.
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In a dystopian twist, the ever-expanding void left in the wake of all this creative destruction is being filled by websites masquerading as local news outlets that serve up right-wing agitprop.
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The idea that Drake is essentially a politician masquerading as a rapper isn't a new one and is something we've written about extensively, but that's never more evident than when he's on stage.
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The LAPD consults with her to solve the crimes, and it looks like someone is masquerading as her character, the Hooded Falcon, and her part in the investigation leads her straight into trouble.
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Misinformation masquerading as news that spreads via Facebook isn't a recently developed problem for the company, but a new series is trying to open up about what the team at Facebook is doing.
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"Finally, over the past week we removed ads from nearly 2100 million videos and over 28.5,000 channels masquerading as family-friendly content," the Google-owned company said in a statement to VICE News.
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"Finally, over the past week we removed ads from nearly 2 million videos and over 50,000 channels masquerading as family-friendly content," the Google-owned company said in a statement to VICE News.
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The backdrop: Turk, masquerading as a Cambridge University research assistant, was in fact a government investigator sent by the FBI as part of a counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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Choosing a product labeled "biodegradable" seems like a no-brainer for the planet but it turns out that wipes are among the worst offenders when it comes to masquerading as something they're not.
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Usha Mallik, a University of Iowa physicist, thinks that they might have caught an "impostor" masquerading as the Higgs, and that it's possible we still haven't found the real Higgs boson at all.
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What's more, these malicious redirects may be used to send users to websites masquerading as official government services, encouraging them to hand over personal information, such as names, addresses, and Social Security numbers.
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Whenever regressive social policies are introduced, it's the poorest and most disenfranchised who suffer the most: whether it's increasing student tuition costs or archaic abortion policies rooted in polemic masquerading as medical fact.
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But the biggest reason a heel turn works is it confirms fans' ever-present suspicions that fill-in-the-blank wrestler was actually a bad guy masquerading as a good guy all along!
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The media's role was complicated by the fact that revelations uncovered by professional reporters, once published, became engulfed in a toxic fog of hot takes, opinion masquerading as reporting, and hyper-partisan competition.
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One well-known proponent is Pentti Linkola, a radical Finnish fisherman and ecologist whose writing has been published by Arktos Media, a publishing house that churns out white nationalist literature masquerading as academia.
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But across Iowa on Saturday, Cruz began a closing pitch to unravel Trump's immigration cachet, portraying him as an embracer of "amnesty" masquerading as a restrictionist in order to win a Republican primary.
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Even if the rest of the show is body-positive and pro-fat, as soon as fat becomes a costume and jokes about eating disorders masquerading as satire are involved, those intentions fail.
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For example, Coppola sees her début feature, The Virgin Suicides (1999), as a horror movie masquerading as a suburban fantasy, not just because of the catastrophic events that unfold in the Lisbon household.
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The FBI, meanwhile, engineered the sting by tossing around money, with an agent masquerading as a shadowy financier who rented yachts, handed out envelopes filled with cash and paid for lavish hotel suites.
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President Trump's visit only legitimizes Mr. Kim's criminal syndicate masquerading as a government and lessens the chance for a United States pre-emptive strike — the only way North Korea will ever be denuclearized.
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Last month, the ruling Conservative Party attracted criticism for renaming one of its official Twitter accounts to "factcheckUK" during a TV debate, masquerading as a fact checker while tweeting out pro-Conservative posts.
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Just as Henry is essentially a game masquerading as a movie, a video game like Quantum Break, which hit stores last week, is essentially a TV show dressed up as a video game.
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"Terrance Nance's Brooklyn is Masquerading as the World series and D.Cain's lycosa tarantula: doin it do death both speak to an interest in movement: black movement, black bodies dancing through time," notes Duplan.
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One post cited in the WSJ account seemed along the lines of fired Google engineer James Damore-style bigotry masquerading as scientific truth, arguing Facebook had lowered its standards to admit more female engineers.
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Highlights include a Corgi masquerading as a real-life Chia Pet, a couple of French Bulldogs driving a double-decker tour bus, and a tiny, very grumpy Oscar the Grouch in a garbage pail.
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Some people have been accused of masquerading as clowns on social media, threatening others, including school children; and police have accused others of dressing as clowns in real life to threaten or harass people.
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Lil Miquela is essentially an embodiment of what we all engage in — highly stylized content masquerading as a documentation of reality — the only difference is that she doesn't even resemble a real human being.
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Twitter has updated a portion of its reporting process, specifically when you report a tweet that you think might be coming from a bot or a fake account masquerading as someone or something else.
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But even knowing what to make of Lineker's victories was tough for a while because he was masquerading as a flyweight despite missing 125lbs on the scale a staggering four times in the UFC.
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Not using it to make a point about the economic and regulatory forces that allowed the tragedy to occur makes the whole thing feel somewhat hollow and cynical, like manipulation masquerading as good will.
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This year saw the release of a tight, thrilling, and thoroughly campy slasher flick masquerading as a sci-fi film that drew from one of the most iconic alien-based franchises in film history.
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Yet over the last few months, Twitter has also grappled with a profusion of accounts masquerading as state Republican officials, and accounts pushing memes that falsely claimed immigration officials would be patrolling polling stations.
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That prompted the Sierra Club to point out, in a filing to the CPUC (replete with backing documents and leaked emails), that C4Bes is an astroturf group, a lobbying effort masquerading as a nonprofit.
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Knowing Hamas and its tactics, Israel assumed — for good reason — that letting the marchers cross the fence and detaining them later would have had worse consequences: Hamas operatives masquerading as demonstrators would hurt Israelis.
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Those of us who defend the free press have some duty to speak truth about salacious junk that is masquerading as serious news, which profits major corporations on the televisions screens of the nation.
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Update Rachel Dolezal, the white woman who came to national attention in 2015 for masquerading as an African-American while serving as an N.A.A.C.P. leader, has changed her name to one with African roots.
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After poring through charts to diagnose a patient with multiple myeloma, a blood cancer masquerading as schizophrenia, she writes that it is proof that being rushed in medicine is not only wasteful but dangerous.
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These earlier episodes weren't bad, but they had the faintest whiff of journalism masquerading as fiction, as though all involved had come up with a message and then awkwardly pinned a show to it.
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With no sentiment to especially recommend it to me, and my own snooty distaste for mass-produced pastry, I extol the values of this dessert-masquerading-as-breakfast entirely and only because it tastes amazing.
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In a review of videos masquerading as family friendly content, BuzzFeed News found advertisements running on a number of popular "flu shot" videos, a genre that typically features infants and young children screaming and crying.
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"It's a matter of prioritization: there are lots of great deals on Black Friday and Cyber Monday, and there are lots of average prices masquerading as great deals," said Wikibuy director of growth Matt Gratt.
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We, along with many other bona fide marine mammal experts, and accredited zoos and aquariums are tired of activists masquerading as legitimate animal experts, and making false and outlandish claims to advance their own agenda.
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What's worse: it's trying to get people to send an email to legislators and the FCC that pushes its own agenda, while masquerading as something in support of the same cause yesterday's protest was about.
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Echo, Amazon's virtual assistant masquerading as a new wave pepper mill, does a great job of playing your songs, buying stuff for you or reading you recipes, because it trawls in lots of people's data.
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During a speech before the conference Tuesday morning, Pelosi said "we must also be vigilant against bigoted or dangerous ideologies masquerading as policy, and that includes BDS," referring to the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.
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But his style, which earned him the mantle of comic's comic and was aimed at awkward, hypocritical, toxic masculinity, now risks being seen as one long con, a dishonest, immunizing confessional masquerading as social satire.
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"Legislation sends out a powerful message that stigma masquerading as 'therapy' will not be tolerated by modern societies ... and we encourage Irish parliamentarians to quickly pick up this really important issue," she said by email.
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One of my earliest memories of P.E. is the dreaded mile run test, an annual calamity masquerading as "fitness assessment" that for some reason the adults in charge of curriculum thought was a great idea.
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Here are some suggestions for these rules: By formalizing its exact policies and putting the threat of punishment behind them, Facebook can ensure users' feeds and notifications aren't clogged with canned content masquerading as Live.
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Yes, there's paint on canvas, or a kickdrum and a bassline, but something's been lost in translation, and the result is nothing but a piss-poor imitation masquerading as the past reassessed by the present.
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This was a crude crackdown on the news media masquerading as "justice," a charade that Myanmar's authorities — including the once-respected Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the head of the civilian government — must immediately abandon.
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WeWork is the latest beneficiary of that optimism but also the target of skeptics, who accuse it of masquerading as a tech company without having the margins or growth potential that such companies usually bring.
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" And in her review for The New York Times, Jeannette Catsoulis wrote, "The movie feeds us bite-sized, subtitle-friendly dialogue, finger-puppet characters and a string of brainless set pieces masquerading as a plot.
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Effectively an academic treatise masquerading as a coffee-table tome, "Clothing Art" is an exhaustive, sometimes exhausting, tour through just over three centuries of masterworks and the looks within them, for both men and women.
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It's so much more satisfying to learn and laugh with Otis' dismal fingering technique as he demonstrates on an orange than to have him or anyone else provide an instructional lecture masquerading as plot development.
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In 2015, Leon and Lim orchestrated a sendup of fashion-world self-seriousness: dancers masquerading as models mock-tripped and tumbled down the runway, falling flat on their faces—a stunt choreographed by Justin Peck.
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"The clinics were masquerading as full service reproductive health clinics and deceiving women into thinking they could get bona fide reproductive health care," said Amy Myrick, a staff attorney at the Center for Reproductive Rights.
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) is already using that as ammunition against Brown, claiming that he's "masquerading as a friend of the coal miners" and noting his backing from the environmental group Sierra Club.
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The work here is evidence of a kind of cannibalism and resurrection: clothing, towels, and upholstery have been consumed and yet find a second life here in this gallery of garments masquerading as dead fowl.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - U.N. refugee agency special envoy Angelina Jolie made an impassioned plea on Wednesday for internationalism in the face of wars driving people from their homes and a "rising tide of nationalism masquerading as patriotism".
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While waiting in line to get my hands on a Lord Jones Wild Sigurberry gum drop, I felt a growing fear that we might all be headed to a corporate event masquerading as a stoner celebration.
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"I have long been concerned that foreign actors would attempt to influence our political process not only by releasing hacked materials, but also by spreading disinformation masquerading as the real thing," Schiff said in a statement.
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Gizmodo followed Facebook's foibles all of 284—from learning the supposedly algorithmic Trending News module was the work of underpaid human editors to the site's role as a megaphone for demonstrably false articles masquerading as news.
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Russia will forever be the country that turned a close U.S. presidential election — making it seem not a gas station masquerading as a country, but a global force to be reckoned with for years to come.
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So said Trump's "publicist," Joey Pepperoni, anyway, in Saturday's SNL spoof poking fun of the presumptive GOP nominee for masquerading as his own spokesperson in 1991 to boast about himself to then-PEOPLE reporter Sue Carswell.
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ROME (Reuters) - The head of Italy's anti-discrimination office resigned on Monday after accusations that government funds meant to promote diversity projects and tackle racism had been earmarked for gay sex clubs masquerading as cultural centers.
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PETA said last summer that its own investigation revealed that McComb, a human resource worker, attempted to incite protesters and had posted incendiary comments on social media while masquerading as an animal-rights activist since 2012.
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A pending visit from a severe education commissioner (Han Yanbo) prompts the group to pressure an illiterate coppersmith (A Runa) into masquerading as an English teacher — the title character — to impress the official and secure funds.
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Reports by Western European governments instead call this sliver of land between Moldova and the Ukraine "a smuggling company masquerading as a state" and accuse Transnistria of being a haven for human traffickers and arms dealers.
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And despite fumbles and flops throughout the fall campaign against Ed Gillespie — a pro-business Bush Republican masquerading as a Trumpist demagogue — Northam won the governor's mansion in a sweep of the state's most populous regions.
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And once I heard it for myself, it was confirmed what I feared the most, that Donald Trump is a con and has been masquerading as someone who is actually open to engaging with diverse communities.
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Charles Manson's cult philosophy was really a mix of predatory social engineering masquerading as religion and self-help — mainly culled from Scientology, with its abusive tactics, and Dale Carnegie's How To Win Friends and Influence People.
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When Congress created a more lenient standard for "light trucks" as a detour around corporate average fuel efficiency standards in the 1970s, the stage was set for a full cast of trucks masquerading as passenger vehicles.
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By setting up advertisements masquerading as personal and professional Facebook pages, as well as personal Instagram accounts, it appears that individuals are still able to price gouge and mislead potential buyers through both social media platforms.
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The discreet nature of vaping and the game of cat and mouse that it inspires between teachers and students is prompting a psychological shift among youth that enables drug consumption, while masquerading as doing the opposite.
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It emerged last week that Mr. Sanders had been briefed on Russian efforts to interfere on his behalf, and Mr. Cuomo asked whether evidence of Russians masquerading as Sanders supporters had been part of that briefing.
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We were hoping you could suggest a way to respond to unkind opinions masquerading as curiosity, which would neither indicate that she agrees with the opinions nor open the subject to an unpleasant disagreement about politics.
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While Jon's identity as Cal caught me and likely my fellow viewers by surprise, the show gave us some major hints in previous episodes that the comic's omnipotent blue being was masquerading as Angela's amnesiac husband.
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Though Snatched starts strong, it soon devolves into a series of slapsticky set pieces that vary in hilarity, ranging from Christopher Meloni masquerading as an Indiana Jones type to a gag-worthy bit with a tapeworm.
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Imagine a doctrinaire leftist writing a book on a group of conservative luminaries, then reverse the ideological polarity and that's what we have here: a one-sided polemic against the New Left masquerading as a serious reckoning.
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The humor of grown women masquerading as preteens while the actual preteens around them play it straight results in the physical silliness of Erskine and Konkle crushing on unattainable boys or facing the wrath of mean girls.
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He's gotten one-star reviews from angry Gab users, but "if hate speech is masquerading as free speech on an app I've built, it's upon myself to somehow moderate that and reduce it where possible," he says.
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Lee Foster, a researcher with FireEye, said he found some of the fake personas - often masquerading as American journalists - had successfully convinced several U.S. news outlets to publish letters to the editor, guest columns and blog posts.
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When pressed, Cadrecha would not elaborate as to whether the company was concerned or angered that a local agency would be using a vehicle with powerful—and controversial—surveillance technology while masquerading as a street mapping car.
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Otherwise and elsewhere, what he called "Britalian" food held sway: ragù that was just flavoured mince, avocado served with a gloop made of ketchup and mayonnaise and, to finish, oranges in a sickly syrup masquerading as caramelata.
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A recent BuzzFeed report revealed a fake account masquerading as the Tennessee Republican Party spread misinformation and was linked to Russia's Internet Research Agency—believed to have been the source of many of the country's election intrusions.
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WIRED spoke to one mother, who knew her teenage daughter and son were masquerading as a Tax Preparation Service and a Go-Kart Track on Instagram, but didn't realize their personal information might be on their profiles.
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This team isn't trying to win right now, but developing Taurean Prince's playmaking ability and reverting Kent Bazemore back to the play-finisher he once was instead of the play-creator he's masquerading as, would be smart.
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It is a marketing opportunity masquerading as a concert, and sometimes not even: literal ads run in between performances (including one for Cocofloss, which appeared to be some sort of venture-capital, subway-ad-takeover dental floss).
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Apparently constructed under the assumption that moviegoers' I.Q. drops precipitously during the summer months, the movie feeds us bite-sized, subtitle-friendly dialogue, finger-puppet characters and a string of brainless set pieces masquerading as a plot.
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" While it finds the Senate health care bill "marginally better" than the one passed in the House, the editorial board of USA Today concludes that the measure is a "tax cut masquerading as a health care plan.
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In the end, Axe does get to the bottom of why the casino license was moved, but barging into the Yale Club to confront the Rhoadeses is an act of weakness masquerading as a show of strength.
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Clues Nia Vardalos Is The Tree In the latest clue package, the Tree says "Opa!" a Greek expression that only added to people's suspicions that My Big Fat Greek Wedding star Nia Vardalos is masquerading as Tree.
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Many in the real world view the mainstream media as partisan hacks masquerading as journalists, having joined the game to help one side win; in a Captain Obvious moment, that's not Donald Trump, just so we're clear.
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Most of all, students and others must be put on alert that there really is fake news — false information deliberately planted by malevolent actors — and that they need to be on guard against propaganda masquerading as truth.
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The big question is, who should be more embarrassed by their performance: Trump or the media that treated his reality television show masquerading as a presidential campaign as a project worthy of the leadership of our nation?
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He believes that neither decision was sufficiently grounded in the Constitution, writing in February of the First Amendment milestone: "New York Times and the Court's decisions extending it were policy-driven decisions masquerading as constitutional law," he wrote.
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And these images of the medal seem to have gone through the blender a few times over the years; some like look poor renditions of Alfred Nobel masquerading as a yellow Colonel Sanders, of Kentucky-fried chicken fame.
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A report from BuzzFeed News two years ago found that the blog was the first to translate false articles that were published on fake websites masquerading as the Guardian, the Times of London, and Al Jazeera, among others.
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If you'll recall from Captain America: Civil War however (basically an Avengers movie masquerading as a stand-alone film), the band has broken up, "like the Beatles," as Bruce Banner/The Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) so charmingly puts it.
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Last month, the Department of Justice charged a Lithuanian man for fraud, aggravated identity theft, and money laundering after documents revealed he scammed two major tech companies for over $100 million by masquerading as a Taiwanese electronics manufacturer.
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So it's no surprise that Gilligan and Gould used the show to secretly hint at the return of Gus Fring (Giancarlo Esposito), the drug kingpin masquerading as a businessman who used Walter and Jesse to expand his empire.
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The company started a revolution 7 years ago, with the first iPad and, when the market saturated and sales declined, it pivoted to the iPad Pro, a giant tablet masquerading as an ultraportable with optional keyboard and pencil.
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While one might think that masquerading as a medical office and dispensing spurious information to vulnerable women should be illegal, these fake clinics aren't only legally protected, they are also very often the lucky recipients of state funding.
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Partly masquerading as a satire of the political memoir (easily the worst genre publishing has to offer), it's a clear-eyed look at how things work in Washington and, most importantly, how frustrating it is when they don't.
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"Fans of the real-deal 'Chucky' movies, with their cheerfully low-rent effects and bawdy, impish humor, may well regard this slick new offering as a desecration masquerading as an upgrade," said Justin Chang of the LA Times.
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It's almost as if the character is playing hide-and-seek with herself, keeping her truest face locked behind every door that exists in her subconscious while masquerading as the smiling, ultra-capable person she seems to be.
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At trial, prosecutors presented evidence that Mr. Molineux had previously poisoned a rival for his fiancée's attentions in the same manner, with a mailed tin of poison masquerading as medicine, though he was never charged with the crime.
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The fake local sites also illustrate a painful irony that while authentic local news outlets in the US and Canada struggle with business challenges, there's apparently plenty of money or influence to be gained by masquerading as one.
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So when he says "put away the gun and take this love," when he declares "hate is poison in the blood," when he warns about a backslide toward racial division and hatred masquerading as religion, you pay attention.
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If somebody is masquerading as you on the platform, you can report that specifically to Facebook: There are, of course, times when the situation is too serious to simply send a message to Facebook and hope it handles it.
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Such a movie "may contain a potentially inaccurate or skewed portrayal of Lynyrd Skynyrd's story as filtered solely through the eyes of Pyle masquerading as the 'True Story' of a defining moment in the band's history," the plaintiffs said.
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An 18-year-old in West Palm Beach, Florida, was arrested Tuesday and charged with masquerading as a physician without a license, PEOPLE confirms – and this isn't the first time his Doogie Howser aspirations have landed him in trouble.
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LONDON, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Russian hackers piggy-backed on an Iranian cyber-espionage operation to attack government and industry organisations in dozens of countries while masquerading as attackers from the Islamic Republic, British and U.S. officials said on Monday.
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His best songs feel like perfectly constructed Warped Tour pop-punk masquerading as slurry pop-rap with lyrics so polished and professional that I kept googling them to make sure he wasn't quoting Future and/or Fall Out Boy.
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This means that the current epidemic, which the CDC calls "unprecedented in scope," isn't being driven by illegally sold prescription drugs, but by a massive influx of illegally manufactured fentanyl masquerading as heroin and hiding in counterfeit prescription drugs.
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And you know, what that did was not only change the algorithm for legit conservative publications, which the more the merrier, but also the stuff that was masquerading as such, or was just the original definition of fake news.
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Fox crossed both of these lines with 'Feud,' and if it is allowed to do this without any consequences, then the use of lies about well-known public figures masquerading as the truth will become more and more common.
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In his opening voice-over, Mr. Grant establishes a new standard for bad taste masquerading as its opposite when he introduces this fluffy farrago, written and directed by Richard Curtis, with a reference to the World Trade Center attacks.
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Her research, for instance, has concluded that legal ads masquerading as public service warnings are misleading, but apparently no state bar association or federal agency has sought to discipline any lawyer in connection with advertising to attract pharma plaintiffs.
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" Gitlin, who said the segment amounted to a "propaganda exercise masquerading as journalism," told me that Jenkins "violates one of the canons of serious journalism — that the reporter does not intervene in the action described in the news report.
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She said the government's definitions for milk and other foods — known as "standards of identity" — are intended primarily to protect consumers from financial harm, such as being duped into buying cheap or imitation foods masquerading as more expensive ones.
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A telecom-funded policy paper slamming local government-owned broadband networks published Wednesday is masquerading as a serious "economic analysis," but is yet another example of the dominant players in telecom manipulating the political system to suit their interests.
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"Spammers make money by masquerading as well-known news organizations, and posting hoaxes that get people to visit to their sites, which are often mostly ads," Adam Mosseri, Facebook vice president of news feed, wrote in a blog post Thursday.
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The scammer, 48-year-old Evaldas Rimasauskas, did so by masquerading as a prominent Asian hardware manufacturer, according to court documents, and tricking employees into depositing tens of millions of dollars into bank accounts in Latvia, Cyprus, and numerous other countries.
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In fact, Alexander Gustafsson should probably be in the hottest water of the lot for posing with Kadyrov in an Akhmat T-shirt masquerading as an open hoodie with T-shirt underneath, serving as an accomplice in crimes against good taste.
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"I think I'm saving the souls of all the people from having to dine at these horseshit restaurants masquerading as Chinese food that are in the Midwest," Zimmern said in a video interview with Fast Company at the Minnesota State Fair.
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While it was harder to get caught in the act of plotting against your beloved in those days— forensic analysis didn't exist yet, nor did undercover cops masquerading as hit men—there were plenty who were found out after the fact.
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Turner allegedly preyed on multiple women while masquerading as a fictitious former football player named Dante Sir Foster—a name with a striking similarity to current NFL free agent Donte Foster who most recently spent some time with the Minnesota Vikings.
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Not only did The Affordable Health Care Act, or "TrumpCare," die before even reaching the House floor, the failed bill was little more than a gigantic tax cut for health care companies and the affluent masquerading as health care reform.
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Turner Prize winner Martin Creed's "Work No. 1343" (2012), lying in close proximity to his "Work No. 19863" (2007), itself masquerading as wall decoration, is recreated in the gallery's cafeteria, and comes across as an eclectic, effervescent choice of interior design.
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"It has become painfully obvious over the past few years that ALEC is a corporate lobby front group masquerading as a charity — at taxpayer expense," Arn Pearson, general counsel at the Center for Media and Democracy, said in a statement.
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"The administration has tried to spin WOTUS as some 'clean-water measure,' but a bipartisan majority of Congress understands it's really a federal power grab clumsily masquerading as one," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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Clandestine fentanyl may also be cut and sold as heroin or mixed with heroin, although it seems that the DEA has released no reports on how often they have found heroin mixed with fentanyl as opposed to fentanyl masquerading as heroin.
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A senior Trump administration official on a phone call with reporters said Zarif has been masquerading as one of the more "sincere" and "reasonable" figures in the Iranian government, and signaled these sanctions send the message the White House disagrees.
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In the most extensive remarks he has made on the vigilante movement, Mr. Modi said on Saturday that the vast majority of the organizations were not legitimate "gau rakshaks," or Hindu cow protection volunteers, but "antisocial" groups masquerading as such.
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When I met the artist on a warm October afternoon, he stepped out onto the sidewalk in front of his building to greet me with what appeared to be a brown-leather tablecloth masquerading as a skirt wrapped around his waist.
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But that line is already softening, with the proliferation of "content," whatever that means, and listicles and press releases masquerading as news stories, and mainstream media articles written by scientists, and tweets that pass for news, the list goes on.
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The legal status of many of these parts remains an unanswered question around the world, but the general consensus seems to be that a part is "counterfeit" if it is masquerading as an original manufacturer part rather than an aftermarket one.
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A detached businessman more comfortable with masquerading as a leader than being one, he failed to measure up to the standards set by his predecessors who acknowledged the loss and grief, and offered words of comfort to those involved in tragedies.
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Fake Badges, Real GunsIn addition to the phony CIA agent in the Michigan movie theater, the indictment lists several other cases of armed private citizens masquerading as US federal agents using phony badges said to have been sourced from Master Equipment.
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"This is a power plant life-extension rule masquerading as a climate rule," said Kate Konschnik, a Bush-era Department of Justice lawyer who handled lawsuits against coal-burning power plants, which she said would now become much harder to file.
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The group's CEO, Stephen Ubl, wrote last month that Turing and another company in the spotlight, Valeant Pharmaceuticals, are "essentially hedge funds masquerading as pharmaceutical companies," in contrast to the focus on research and development by most of the industry.
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A wiser choice would have been to fund properly the refugee camps in countries near Syria, thus avoiding both the issue of economic migrants masquerading as refugees and the unwitting importation of the terrorism that currently afflicts the Islamic world.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 10%Summary: In the drama "Trespass," diamond merchant Kyler Miller (Cage) and his wife Sarah (Nicole Kidman) live peacefully in the woods until their house is invaded by a pair of thieves masquerading as local police officers.
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Draped in a cape of irrational self-seriousness, emitting chunky farts of motion masquerading as fight scenes, and laced with mercilessly stupid writing, Iron Fist introduced itself with a season of television I don't even want to think about watching again.
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Where such feeble evasions masquerading as strategy lead is to United States policy becoming Putin's policy in Syria, to awkward acquiescence to Moscow's end game and to embarrassed shrugs encapsulating the wish that — perhaps, somehow, with a little luck — Putin may crush ISIS.
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From there my photo was taken by a man who issued an ominous warning in my ear and I was ushered into a lounge from yesteryear, all vintage furniture, frayed photos of people with eyes gouged out and other clues masquerading as props.
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"The belief that America is somehow better than its white-supremacist history is sometimes an excuse masquerading as encouragement, and it's part of the reason why the K.K.K. is back in business," Jia Tolentino wrote at the New Yorker following the rally.
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It's a relief in these novels to be able to push back against the alarming trend in the other direction, where more and more people opt out of facts to live in an echo chamber of convenient partisan fictions masquerading as the truth.
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Lauer said Lochte changed another detail in his recounting – saying that the group was robbed after leaving a gas station during their taxi ride home and not, as he said earlier, after their taxi was pulled over by men masquerading as police.
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Posting the chain letter masquerading as a legal statement would apparently protect people from being commercially exploited by the Facebook-owned platform, and it was shared widely by everyone from regular users to A-list celebrities and even a sitting cabinet secretary.
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Eventually Eleanor, Chidi, and their new friends — Tahani (Jameela Jamil), a self-obsessed philanthropist, and Jason (Manny Jacinto), a sweet but dumb bro from Florida who, similar to Eleanor, is masquerading as a monk — figure out that they're actually in the Bad Place.
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This puts them out of the reach of any network surveillance carried out by Koryolink, but IMSI catchers — portable devices which intercept communications by masquerading as a mobile phone mast — would enable the North Korean authorities to identify individuals connecting to Chinese networks.
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The ministry announced the project at the end of last year, and began consultations with food producers in March, in response to industry complaints that foreign-made foods masquerading as Italian produce were costing the country billions of euros in lost export sales.
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St. Louis Rams defensive end Chris Long—masquerading as a "hopeful Powerball player" in a trucker hat, camo, Wayfarers, and a regal mustache—went on local TV news station WVIR based out of Charlottesville, Virginia, to announce his plans for his winnings.
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"If @YouTube is now going to police insulting speech -- not violent speech, not incitement, not actual fake news -- because a virulently censorious, radical activist masquerading as a journalist complains about being insulted, they're a joke," the commentator Ben Shapiro wrote on Twitter.
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This derives from New York Times versus Sullivan, a true cornerstone of free speech jurisprudence, which Thomas had characterized as a federal policy "masquerading as constitutional law" that the Supreme Court "should not continue to reflexively apply" when considering in other similar cases.
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However, thanks to an application of the Howey Test (a Supreme Court finding that essentially states that any instrument with the expectation of return is an investment vehicle), the SEC found the Munchee was actually releasing a security masquerading as a utility.
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The marketing gurus have only recently completed their lovingly assembled profile of the millennial generation, and their work is a true wonder to behold: a trail of mangled slang, twitching meme-gifs, and fast food brands masquerading as witty, clinically depressed twenty-somethings.
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He could have been conflating the senator with Mr. Schiff, who in 2017 did take what turned out to be a prank telephone call from two Russians masquerading as a member of the Ukrainian Parliament who had compromising information on the president.
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I began making sure my kitchen has the ingredients that allow me to effortlessly — and at a moment's notice, if need be — put together a meal that feels like an actual meal, rather than unwrapped nubs of leftover cheese masquerading as one.
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Pretty much every specific outrage critics have identified in Purdue's behavior appears in Angell's analysis, including the "jaw-dropping" gifts doctors may receive for prescribing a company's drugs, the subtle advertisement masquerading as education and the lukewarm, often ineffective protestations by regulatory agencies.
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Propelled by its gaming business and WeChat — the mobile commerce and really mobile everything platform masquerading as a messaging app, which has 980 million monthly users — Tencent's revenue last quarter reached almost $10 billion, growing more than 60 percent year over year.
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A black Maryland lawyer who was detained in court earlier this month by a deputy who thought he was a suspect masquerading as a lawyer filed a complaint with the Harford County Sheriff's Office this week, alleging the action was racially motivated.
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Throughout this controversy, running in parallel to the Steele/MSNBC theory of Trump-Putin conspiracy, there has been another conspiratorial reading of events, which alleges a pattern of outreach to the Trump campaign by intelligence-community and Clintonworld affiliates masquerading as Russian envoys.
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Favorites include Tee K.O., in which you and your friends take turns designing horrible T-shirt logos and matching them with equally horrible taglines, and Fibbage, a trivia game that you win by writing the most convincing lie masquerading as a trivia answer.
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The administration has also said the policy was intended, in part, to stop criminals masquerading as parents from getting into the country more easily, even though only a tiny fraction of the total number of families apprehended at the southwestern border involve fraud.
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One of the most moving moments in the whole series arrives when Karyn, a 37-year-old lesbian masquerading as an unrealistically glamorous femme fatale named Mercedeze, gets blocked and shows up to reveal herself to Chris, the Circle's one openly gay man.
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These people deserve credit for giving money to noble causes (though some nonprofits are lobbying organizations masquerading as do-gooders) but their wealth, in many cases, isn't paying for the basics of health care, defense, education and everything else that taxes pay for.
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But the music industry is undergoing changes unlike any others in its history, and the Grammys, as an awards platform and also a telecast, have failed to keep up — it's an unimaginative, risk-averse awards show masquerading as an unimaginative, risk-averse concert.
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According to the AP, at least twice in the past two months, individuals "masquerading as socially conscious investors" have lured members of Citizen Lab to hotels, where they were quizzed for hours about the nature of their jobs, their lives, and Israeli surveillance techniques.
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While there are a few species, a phishing attack is at its most basic an attempt by a thief to procure sensitive personal info, such as user names and passwords, by masquerading as a friendly or trusted source, or what the pros call social engineering.
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Their leading figures find a point of principle, or a personal grudge masquerading as one, and use it as a way to leave comrades they have come to hate, to found a party composed of other comrades they have not come to hate yet.
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That ruling and subsequent ones extending it "were policy-driven decisions masquerading as constitutional law," Thomas wrote, expressing views in harmony with President Donald Trump, who often attacks the media and has advocated making it easier to sue news organizations and publishers for defamation.
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You can't open RedTube without seeing a woman being choked by a man—it's as ubiquitous as an abuser masquerading as a male feminist, which is why men like Eric Schneiderman can tweet obliquely about having done "role-play" without apparent fear of reprisal.
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" Specifically, "a small team" of Facebook staffers will help check on fake news sites masquerading as real publishers, but "There's no people involved in the sense that no one [from Facebook] is going to weigh in on whether these stories are true or false.
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I think it would be safe to assume that given the reveal and Rollins' use of a mask that he potentially has been masquerading as other characters around this part of the plot, but assumption is as far as I think it would go.
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This is a Pro-Trump rally masquerading as a performance art piece that is as vicious an assault on any progressive political sensibility as it is on the less market-oriented forms of underfunded public art forms: social practice, performance art, and art activism.
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It was excruciating in the same way that the next four years are going to be and, almost immediately, you're just grateful that Simmons doesn't have a cabinet position under the bloated, racist, misogynistic lump of daddy-didn't-love-me masquerading as the President-elect.
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And the "woohoo" line—arguably a celebratory high point as far as the lyrics are concerned—is sampled from "Every Breath You Take" by The Police which is, famously, a miserable bit of soft rock about an obsessive stalker masquerading as a love song.
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The arrest scene is harrowing and brutal, but the whole thing is over in a matter of minutes, after Thomas' friend and love interest bails him out by masquerading as a disgusted straight man trying to get his friend back to work on time.
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In its tribute to the winsome Picon, the show runs nonstop clips from the 1937 film version of her gender-bending "Yidl Mitn Fidl" ("Yiddle With His Fiddle"), in which she plays a girl masquerading as a boy who falls in love with a boy.
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Harassment masquerading as festivities is often heightened during Holi in Delhi, where as recently as last year the police deployed 25,000 policemen and 1,000 official vans to tackle this kind of misbehavior, while nearby Gurgaon Police received nearly 400 calls from women complaining of harassment.
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This time, there are three robberies; the climactic score involves Roberts's Tess masquerading as the actress Julia Roberts, made trickier when the crew happen upon Bruce Willis (played, somewhat unconvincingly, by Bruce Willis) while attempting to steal a Faberge egg from a Rome museum.
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Since the Brexit referendum, we've seen the emergence of a host of abstract nouns masquerading as political parties: Radicals UK (floated by a journalist at The Economist), Democrats (the brainchild of James Chapman, a former adviser to the Tory chancellor George Osborne), Advance and Renew.
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A spokesman for Mr. Rudin denied that the article — which described the movie as "a simplistic take on a complex character masquerading as an important film" — had anything to do with Mr. Vargas being denied access to see "1984," but declined to offer further explanation.
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And while it is still too early to point the finger definitively at Pyongyang, clues in the attack code and attackers' machines suggest that the ransom attacks were the work of the same group of North Korean hackers, or of someone masquerading as them.
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The Senate Intelligence Committee released a report in October detailing how Russian trolls "masquerading as Americans" through the Internet Research Agency used social media to wage an information warfare campaign designed to spread "disinformation and societal division" in the US during the 2016 elections.
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Sojourner had a tall, masculine-looking figure — she was almost 6 feet high — and talked in a deep, guttural, powerful voice that made many people who heard her think that she was a man, and was imposing upon them by masquerading as a woman.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission recently warned of a phishing scam masquerading as a support email from Netflix asking users to update their payment information, despite the fact that the company states on its website that it will never ask users for their personal information over email.
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A lot has changed for Google since last year's conference, when the company introduced Android P in beta, overhauled Google News, and unveiled its controversial Duplex AI project, which lets an AI agent masquerading as a human make phone calls and set appointments on your behalf.
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ARMED police raid the base of a narcotics kingpin masquerading as a civic leader and are met by a hail of gunfire, which they return, killing the gang boss and his thugs—Filipinos see such fare at the cinema and in television dramas all the time.
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And what's fun about it is the way that its own conception — restaged history masquerading as a documentary — parallels the film's central theme of how impossible it can be to know the truth of any other human being, even if they're telling you who they are.
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Fueled by fears of big, burly men masquerading as women to gain an athletic advantage, governing bodies like the International Olympic Committee and the International Association of Athletics Federation created ridiculous and humiliating sex-testing procedures that remained in place for decades despite little scientific support.
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A third scenario would see religious leaders repudiating this latest display of hatred masquerading as piety, promoted by phony Christians who believe the Gospels, which they've obviously never read, require them to deny certain people their God-given rights — when in fact the exact opposite is true.
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The malware masquerading as an ad-serving platform, dubbed SimBad by researchers at security firm Check Point, infected more than 200 apps which, likely unbeknownst to the app developer, would open a backdoor to install additional malware as a way to outsmart Google's app store scanning.
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A miscellany masquerading as a major statement, "Attention: Dispatches From a Land of Distraction" gives us sketches, musings, diaristic fragments, cultural criticism, reportage — politics, literature, music, travel; Trump, Barnum, Zizek, the internet — all capped by a titular history (of sorts) that weighs in at novella length.
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Close, open and constant scrutiny of Iranian diplomats to the UN, including long waits in holding areas while their credentials are checked at US airports, would demonstrate that the U.S. does not consider Iran a "normal" nation, but rather an organized crime syndicate masquerading as a nation.
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But this year, the onus is squarely on Ayotte: She's taking fire from Democrats who argue she's a down-the-line Republican masquerading as a moderate, and from conservative activists furious she cut bait with Trump after he was caught on tape bragging about violating women.
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She also confessed to her colleague and confidante Kelsey (Hilary Duff) that she was not a fresh-faced 26-year-old navigating the publishing world but rather a 40-ish divorced mother masquerading as a millennial because it was the only way she could land a job.
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The emails show that the Clinton campaign set up at least two false-flag groups masquerading as Catholic organizations, with the sole purpose of undermining the Church — or as the campaign called it, provoking a "Catholic Spring" revolt against Church doctrines on same sex marriage and abortion.
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The ceremonial groundbreaking for the World Trade Center Transportation Hub in 2005 drew in the federal transportation secretary, four United States senators (Hillary Clinton among them), the governors of New York and New Jersey, the mayor of New York City and two Nassau County homing pigeons masquerading as doves.
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For a period of time in 2013, a full half of YouTube traffic was "bots masquerading as people" — a portion so high that employees feared an inflection point after which YouTube's systems for detecting fraudulent traffic would begin to regard bot traffic as real and human traffic as fake.
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The moves by the two Scandinavian countries represented another step in the erosion of the ideal of borderless travel across most of the European Union, amid rising concerns about the costs imposed by the tide of migration and fears that terrorists are seeking to enter Europe masquerading as refugees.
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David Brax, a researcher of hate crimes at the University of Goteborg, said by phone that the accusations would help agitate an already intensifying backlash toward immigrants as countries across Europe were grappling with fears that terrorists and criminals were seeking to enter the Continent by masquerading as refugees.
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Asked by the New York Times earlier this month if she sees herself "as an actor who developed a career as a lifestyle entrepreneur, or a lifestyle entrepreneur who happened to have a career as an actor," Paltrow put it bluntly: "I was masquerading as an actor," she said.
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PSA: don't auth in to that "baby poops his onesie" video because it's autotweteing from your account lol And sometimes they can be much more malicious, as was the case earlier this year when a sophisticated phishing attack swept through Gmail, masquerading as a Google Docs permission request.
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Now that Pierogi Gallery understands that Wintrich is not a satirist, but merely a conservative masquerading as a satirist, the gallery has become the target of Wintrich and McInnes's minions, many of whom see themselves as the heirs to Snow's rebellious downtown legacy — a skewed perception of total freedom.
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U.S. prosecutors allege that the firm "knowingly and intentionally conspired to defraud the United States" by carrying out activities on behalf of a foreign entity in which the firm and its co-conspirators sought to "interfere with the U.S. political system" by masquerading as U.S. activists on social media.
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And his love of the British science-fiction show "Doctor Who" is so intense that half of the cake at his August wedding (to the actress and publishing heiress Lydia Hearst) will be a re-creation of the Tardis, the time machine masquerading as a police call box.
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In the lead up to the election, I was fairly certain that two outcomes were probable: Hillary Clinton would be elected president, and Prop 60—the California "condoms in porn" ballot initiative decried by adult industry members as anti-porn zealotry masquerading as concern for worker safety—would pass.
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Artificial intelligence is moving rapidly: in 2014 a chatbot masquerading as a 13-year-old boy was claimed to be the first to pass the Turing test, the famous challenge—devised by Alan Turing—in which a machine must fool humans into thinking that it, too, is human.
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But today's fakes include a virtual torrent of knockoffs cheaply manufactured overseas and masquerading as genuine Native made—baskets made in Pakistan sold as Navajo, beadwork made in China sold as Plains Indian, Hopi katsina dolls cranked out in the Philippines—none more profitable than counterfeit Indian jewelry.
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But even as Orwell's dystopia has failed to materialize, Huxley's dystopia has: We are buried under ignorance disguised as information, confused by entertainment masquerading as news, distracted by a dizzying procession of lies and outrages and ginned-up controversies, inured to misbehavior and corruption that would've consumed past administrations.
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The estranged husband of missing Connecticut mom Jennifer Dulos pleaded not guilty in court Thursday to a second tampering charge in connection with his wife's mysterious disappearance – hours before a gag order was issued because so many theories "masquerading as facts" have swirled around the high-profile case.
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Anyone who followed the past two years of torrid headlines and televised newscasts knows what happened next: Edmonson was lured into Nxivm, a cult masquerading as a self-empowerment group, whose sadistic Svengali, Keith Raniere, was convicted in June on charges of conspiracy, forced labor, racketeering and sex trafficking.
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The eight-count indictment contained explosive allegations that some of the defendants sought to evade detection while masquerading as Americans involved in grass-roots movements within the U.S. As part of that effort, the Russians allegedly made contact with "unwitting" members of the Trump campaign and helped organize rallies.
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The new feature, which is starting to pop up for some users, makes it easier to find posts from the original tweeter within a thread, but may also help curb (some types of) abuse on the platform, making it easier to distinguish accounts that are masquerading as other tweeters, for instance.
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"The biggest challenge for us right now is to continue to innovate, making sure to stay true to our brand as we grow," Yusuf told me, explaining that the company operates in an interesting market, where a lot of its competitors are "features masquerading as businesses," without sustainable growth plans.
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The Virtual Watchers by Joana Moll and Marius-Pé Joana-Moll, speaking at Disruption Network Lab Bots are all over the internet, following you on Twitter, masquerading as web traffic, and chatting to you as online assistants, and now they're the subject of a new exhibition coming to London this weekend.
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While many names around him are familiar — Whistler, Manet, Morisot, Degas (Tissot famously turned down an invitation to join the first Impressionist exhibition) — Tissot was an oddball masquerading as a successful society painter, an artist who's been shunted aside for not participating in the forward march of capital "M" Modernism.
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Now that the comparison is not with Sanders, but with a racist crony capitalist masquerading as a "man of the people," it's easier to see Clinton for what she really is, and what she always has been: a supremely talented and intelligent individual who thrives in the cesspool of Washington politics.
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When Russia seized Crimea in 2014 and began stirring up separatist unrest in eastern Ukraine, there was widespread concern in Western capitals that Narva might also fall prey to jingoistic Russian propaganda and, as happened in Ukraine, to separatist subversion by Russian soldiers and secret agents masquerading as local activists.
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"Many of the [Federal Trade Commission] cases allege that the companies charged upfront fees for debt relief, which is illegal, or engaged in other prohibited practices such as masquerading as being government-approved, or faking information on applications for federal relief," WSJ's Jean Eaglesham, Michael Tobin and Coulter Jones write.
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However, with the Senate vote by the Republican majority to exclude witnesses -- likely including former national security adviser John Bolton and indicted Rudy Giuliani associate Lev Parnas -- the impeachment trial became nothing more than a kangaroo court with a predetermined outcome, a very American ritual of injustice masquerading as due process.
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There&aposs nothing particularly healthful, for instance, about the homeopathy aisle — a section of Whole Foods&apos Whole Body Department that sells 19th century pseudoscience masquerading as cold and flu remedies — or the shelves filled with supplements and probiotics making claims that often don&apost hold up to scientific scrutiny.
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"The Labor Department and the National Restaurant Association can dress this up any way they want to, but ultimately, this rule change is nothing more than robber barons masquerading as Robin Hood—not to mention that it absolves employers of their responsibility to fairly and adequately pay their employees," she said.
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Now that Evil Cooper is out of prison and Regular Cooper (still masquerading as Dougie) appears to be on the cusp of revelation about his true identity, it seems more likely than ever that the miniseries is headed toward some sort of confrontation between the two, most likely in Twin Peaks itself.
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Several labor leaders have launched acidic attacks on Ms. Nixon in recent weeks, including John Samuelsen, the international president of the Transport Workers Union, who called Ms. Nixon a "rich, Prosecco-sipping Manhattanite masquerading as a progressive," a turn of phrase that opened up Mr. Samuelsen to a fair share of mockery.
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Moments after Air Force One landed at the Hanoi airport last May, President Barack Obama ducked into an eighteen-foot, armor-plated limousine—a bomb shelter masquerading as a Cadillac—that was equipped with a secure link to the Pentagon and with emergency supplies of blood, and was known as the Beast.
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" Foster, whose team has closely studied Iranian disinformation campaigns, said among the disinformation tactics they've seen used by Iran is the "creation of networks of inauthentic social media accounts masquerading as real, politically-inclined individuals, including those based in the US." Those accounts, he said, often spread "commentary critical of Iran's political rivals.
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While his critics are convinced that Trump the chameleon is masquerading as the protector of the left behind, he has in fact tapped into vast anger over immigration, which has shot up over the past 50 years — and there is no good reason to believe that this anger will dissipate by 2020.
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What we know and understand as the art world feels increasingly like a wasteland, one of shell corporations and free ports, in which collections are housed in tax shelters masquerading as private museums, expensive paintings are invested in and resold for fast profit and monetary worth is always threatening to overshadow philosophical value.
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Though its posts are easily unmasked as hoaxes with minimal fact-checking, Facebook, as many have already lamented, has no built-in way to help users tell the difference between an article from a regular news website and one from the "Denver Guardian" that might show up in their news feeds, masquerading as real news.
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Chrome labels sites that use a plain HyperText Transfer Protocol connection (http://) without the encryption factor as "nonsecure," because a third party could intercept your information — or the site could be masquerading as something else; try adding an "s" to the end of the http:// prefix to see if the site has a secure version.
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He amassed a fortune promoting a bewildering range of popular entertainments: an elderly slave masquerading as George Washington's nursemaid; a gifted Swedish opera singer, Jenny Lind, whom he turned into an international superstar; a half-monkey, half-fish masterpiece of taxidermy that he advertised as the FeeJee Mermaid; and other attractions, dubious and genuine.
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All of the above makes what's ultimately a very entertaining spy show, with perfectly paced reveals and a dexterity with a stripped-down action sequence (to say nothing of beautiful visuals that reduce Berlin to a game board of lines and angles), sound like a chore, a psychological treatise masquerading as a TV show.
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Then again, you can also spend a fortune on a gothic horror movie masquerading as a giant dinosaur action spectacular; while Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom's catering budget was probably bigger than total budget for any of these other horror movies, it's arguably the scariest Jurassic movie since the first one, and to date it's earned $934 million worldwide.
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Indeed, since the announcement in 93 that DIS — composed of Lauren Boyle, Solomon Chase, Marco Roso, and David Toro — were to be curators for BB9, speculation has run rampant that one of the continent's most vital institutions of contemporary art would be transformed into a marketing gimmick of "post-Internet" vanity aesthetics, design, and fashion masquerading as art.
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The forward line could be a disaster-in-waiting, with natural center forwards Bobby Wood and Gyasi Zardes masquerading as wingers and Clint Dempsey, never a target man and at his best while distributing, forced to either hold the center line or wear down his 33-year-old legs by flitting everywhere in a false nine role.
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And while the characteristically acerbic writing includes witty barbs and observations -- from those sporting MAGA hats to latte-sipping liberals -- the finer points are lost in lurid imagery and cheap scares, masquerading as smart TV. "Horror Story" regulars Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters again anchor the show, which opens with 90 seconds of news footage building toward election night.
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The latest episode sought to address some of those concerns, ostensibly by bringing Jeffrey Dean Morgan's Negan back into the storyline in a more significant way -- having spent the first half of the season locked up -- and unveiling the secret of the Whisperers, with a human revealed to have been masquerading as a zombie and thus controlling the herd.
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Given the extreme nature of the current political moment, with false statements easily masquerading as truth and radical political voices gaining mainstream platforms in the Oval Office and on national television, Democrats will think hard about pulling the trigger for a process which could easily fail -- or place a very conservative Mike Pence in the presidency.
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The idea that a sunglasses-wearing changeling was masquerading as the first lady of the United States instantly made complete sense to many conspiracy theorists and people with a deep distrust for the government — think the types of folks who insist that the Earth is flat, or that molten jet fuel isn't hot enough to melt steel beams.
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Jackie, as she was known, attended private grade schools before graduating from the West Nottingham Academy in Colora, Md. She first gained public notice in 1966, when, as a film student at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey, she was arrested for marijuana possession and then spied on by a police informer masquerading as a student.
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Contributions ranged from measured but only marginally relevant to the issue of abuse (actually, the real divide between Sanders and Clinton supporters isn't gender but age) to bonkers (Glenn Greenwald going Full Greenwald, claiming that the entire Bernie Bro narrative was a "concoction" by "pro-Clinton journalists," a "cheap campaign tactic masquerading as journalism and social activism").
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But I will say that the brazenness of Insys and the fraud they were committing — masquerading as people in a doctor's office in order to create prior authorization of a fentanyl product — that surprised me, that they would be that bold, that they would actually call and pretend they were with the doctor, calling from the doctor's office.
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A BuzzFeed News investigation has identified a network of roughly 100 sites dating back to at least 2015 that have been plagiarizing stories from major news organizations, masquerading as local news and financial outlets, and manipulating Google News and search results to earn money through ads, through financial email subscriptions, or by referring people to dubious investments.
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We are opposed to the politically-motivated country of origin restrictions masquerading as cybersecurity concerns and call for policymakers and industry stakeholders to create clear standards that will give commercial and government drone operators the assurance they need to confidently evaluate drone technology on the merits of performance, security and reliability, no matter where it is made.
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But the show made improvements where it counts most: Its fight scenes vastly improve upon the garbage disposal-like quality of jump cuts masquerading as brawls in season one, and the writing has moved away from the mind-numbing exposition that characterized much of season one, trusting the audience to understand what's happening without dialogue constantly reminding them.
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And as if being duped into a stint in an asylum wasn't scary enough, things take a turn for the worse when Sawyer makes the claim that her stalker, David Strine, has tricked his way into a job in the same facility, masquerading as a people-pleaser night shift orderly named George (Joshua Leonard), in a clear reference to Gaslight.
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Since people first started complaining about "fake news" on Facebook, the phrase has evolved—from a useful way to identify false-information-masquerading-as-traditional-news, to a term that means basically nothing, now wielded by President Donald Trump against stories he doesn't like, and also, drunk people in bars screaming about things and/or sports results they disagree with.
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Viral fake news stories on about the Las Vegas shooting like these — shared by largely right-leaning pages with huge audiences — appear to be vastly outperforming other posts that these pages share, based on a sample collected by VICE News, a sign that digital platforms like Facebook, Google, YouTube, and Twitter are still enabling an economy of misinformation and propaganda masquerading as news.
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That first show set the template for Saint Laurent shows to come, one from which Mr. Slimane barely veered: Despite the upscale space, the Grand Palais, it was runway-show-as-rock-show, with klieg lights spinning, pulsing music (always a fixation and fascination of Mr. Slimane's) and a shadowy catwalk of young models (and musicians masquerading as models) oozing attitude.
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Such "analysis" is security-blanket fantasy masquerading as realism, reminiscent of the denial behavior of Western elites before World War II. Impoverished but heavily armed North Korea and North Vietnam — economic pygmies compared to the United States — proved that even the vastly superior U.S. economic power is no guarantee of peace and does not automatically translate into military superiority and victory.
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Privacy advocate Cindy Cohn, executive director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, listed some of the methods the government may use when encryption blocks access to information shared by suspects: They install key loggers on devices to discover passwords, stop computers on their way to being shipped and install backdoors or send fake messages masquerading as popular services like Facebook to trick suspects to divulging passwords.
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Meddling in the US election One cannot open a US newspaper or news website without reading of some fresh piece of evidence that Russian intelligence operatives, now answerable to the former KGB lieutenant colonel Vladimir Putin, meddled in the last US election by buying demographically targeted advertisements on social media platforms or digitally masquerading as Americans of diverse, and at times contradictory, political orientations.
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By getting someone who works at an FMI or a partner company to click on a corrupt link through a "phishing" attack (an attempt to get hold of sensitive information by masquerading as someone trustworthy), or stealing their credentials when they use public Wi-Fi, hackers can impersonate them and install malware to watch over employees' shoulders and see how the institution's system functions.
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But it was less an overview of the Democratic presidential front-runner's own policy agenda than it was a vicious dismantling of the insipid, incoherent nonsense masquerading as Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's foreign policy.
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