That's the modus operandi of Bad Fleury, to be sure.
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Another group popped up to copycat the same modus operandi.
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These are his goals and this is his modus operandi.
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The company's modus operandi involves marrying technology to sustainable material.
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But of course as we've learned, that's Trump's modus operandi.
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This is the modus operandi of the big internet behemoths.
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"This is his whole modus operandi," Schiff said of Trump.
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The K.G.B. used to call this modus operandi Active Measures.
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The movie's title is clever, cleverness being its modus operandi.
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But they're predictable, which isn't usually the Globes' modus operandi.
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Negan's true modus operandi is to break the people beneath him.
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Upholding longstanding Washington traditions has never been the President's modus operandi.
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As political machinations go, Clinton's modus operandi is relatively garden variety.
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Thus, his modus operandi: a good offense is the best defense.
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It was funded by the C.I.A. This was Lansdale's modus operandi.
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Attention has always been the foundation of Mr. Trump's modus operandi.
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We know he wasn't being diplomatic; that's not his modus operandi.
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Tech-enabled exposés revealing the modus operandi of brutal regimes — e.g.
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"This is our modus operandi," said Claudia Millo, a Nutella spokeswoman.
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This is not the modus operandi at the Small Art School.
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It's more about bullying and demeaning women because that's Trump's modus operandi.
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That modus operandi is symbolic of the wider trends in global piracy.
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CARL ICAHN: Hey, Scott, you of all people know my modus operandi.
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But its modus operandi is intended to be hard to ignore too.
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I don't think it fits Dara's [modus operandi], but you never know.
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The targets and modus operandi vary as much as the threat actors.
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That's not a bad description for the modus operandi of "Empire" itself.
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Murder and armed revolution do not appear to be Trump's modus operandi.
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Distraction has been his modus operandi since his presidential campaign last year.
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OTTAWA — Justin Trudeau's modus operandi tends to be public measure and restraint.
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This is in keeping with the group's modus operandi of late, said Stephens.
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"Honestly, I think this president's whole modus operandi is to divide us," Rep.
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"He had traveled on various occasions using the same modus operandi," Bhatia said.
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Despite the new modus operandi, Manley said investigators believe the bombings are connected.
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"The modus operandi of I.S. keeps changing," he said of the Islamic State.
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The modus operandi of this populism is not to reason but to roar.
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It didn't want the Republicans in Congress to discover the bureau's corrupt modus operandi.
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In Cosby's case, virtually all of his accusers have described a similar modus operandi.
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The modus operandi here seems to be transparency of materials versus opacity of process.
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But contrast this modus operandi with those of the Scammer Annas of the world.
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Its modus operandi has become quite clear: If you can't win elections, rig them.
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When values conflict, "taking a stand, not taking sides" would be the modus operandi.
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Trump's whole modus operandi is to flout conventional "political correctness" by not using code.
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As he explained to Billy Bush, it was his usual modus operandi with women.
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In her opening poem, "Write a Book," you'll see her modus operandi clearly stated.
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Cybercrooks are changing their modus operandi and widening their nets for snagging the unwary.
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But Charney's modus operandi seems to be that dire times call for dire measures.
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You have to have a modus operandi way before the convention to stop Trump.
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"The modus operandi of this syndicate is to target victims in China," he said.
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But in general, the administration's modus operandi hasn't been to actively hunt down unauthorized immigrants.
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Safe to say, this modus operandi wasn't cool then — and it's certainly not cool now.
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And the timing is less important than the ways Home will test Google's modus operandi.
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That Trump would seize on this story is totally in keeping with his modus operandi.
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The bashing of Hillary Clinton's health does make sense as part of Trump's modus operandi.
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What I really enjoyed most was the openness; their modus operandi was to share everything.
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In 2009, the Mexican Army caught a man with the same nickname and modus operandi.
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Speaking to him, though, did confirm the modus operandi of the high-stakes sports bettor.
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It falls fully in line with his modus operandi of leaving chaos in his wake.
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Even the Russia's alleged proliferation of "fake news" online falls within the KGB's modus operandi.
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The Wildcats followed the modus operandi that has plagued them all season — a slow start.
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Separate cells likely carried out each attack, as per al Shabaab&aposs typical modus operandi.
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Tohmé's modus operandi has, throughout her career, been one of connecting people, practices, and geographies.
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Taking ping-ponging positions on the business of tech has been Trump's modus operandi for years.
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In fact, throwing the old guard off balance is largely the modus operandi of both companies.
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Across the region, a sort of modus operandi for recruiting them has developed over the decades.
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Trump's decision to breach this protocol signals an ongoing distrust of official channels and modus operandi.
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Until the former acquired the latter, that is, continuing CoFoundersLab's modus operandi of acquiring its competitors.
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At the festival, Weinstein followed what's now known as his modus operandi, according to the lawsuit.
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The modus operandi of the agency is that they talk a good game and then nothing happens.
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But the group inevitably ensnares innocent bystanders through its modus operandi, CNN military analyst Rick Francona said.
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His modus operandi, apparently, is to catch red eyes, using flying time as a chance to sleep.
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A splashy, dramatic, and wholesale reversal of Roe is not really in keeping with Roberts's modus operandi.
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Modus operandi on site; if I see an eagle in the air, I call off the flight.
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Saturn is Capricorn's planetary ruler, which means you naturally vibe with its methodical-yet-deep modus operandi.
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The modus operandi of this massively influential right-wing cabal involves vested positions, insinuation, incitement, and polarization.
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It's in Azerbaijan that we may get the most vivid glimpse of Trump's post-Soviet modus operandi.
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But it seems to be the modus operandi of the Democrats who are hell bent on power.
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This modus operandi leads to an enormous lack of candor and a total absence of genuine honesty.
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But bulk collection, as an official modus operandi, has been both avowed and embraced by the state.
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Returning fire with fire is part of the president's modus operandi that aides around him have internalized.
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When in doubt, coopt, subvert, and dominate was, is , and will always be the Russian modus operandi.
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Myth-busting is the modus operandi of a new HBO documentary, Diego Maradona, directed by Asif Kapadia.
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"With Trump, I wonder, when he starts answering questions, What is your modus operandi, bro?" he said.
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If there are only two options, then that's a modus operandi that I can hang my coat on.
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The author's modus operandi is like if Nathaniel Hawthorne conceptualized the internal dialogue of the "Confused Woman" meme.
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"Surrealism is now the US' modus operandi in its foreign affairs," Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif tweeted.
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As per the foundation's modus operandi, the goal here is to spur development by offering teams cash prizes.
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Past statements and communications may be used to help establish a modus operandi, a pattern or an intent.
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In venture capital, a variant on the Glengarry Glen Ross mandate is most fund managers' modus operandi: Always.
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Exxon's modus operandi for saving face was to discredit science that provided evidence for oil's long-term toxicity.
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Though he was not charged in those cases, the judge allowed their accounts to establish a modus operandi.
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This was basically the modus operandi of the Lebanese warlords who were my friends and adversaries in Beirut.
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"There has been an evolution in the modus operandi, signifying that attackers are further adapting their methods," it added.
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His modus operandi was not just to execute victims but to make them suffer in the most inhumane ways.
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What to watch: It would be well in line with Maduro's modus operandi to ramp up repression and violence.
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"The manner in which they were killed is consistent with the modus operandi of MS-2004," Sini told reporters.
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The full Mother Jones piece, "Climategate: What Really Happened?" is a really great overview of the denier modus operandi.
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The prosecution had proffered thirteen of the accusers as "prior bad-act witnesses," hoping to establish Cosby's modus operandi.
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Because it's not my general modus operandi, the fakeness makes me wince, and it shows all over my face.
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Giuliani's statements cannot be verified, since Mueller would never confirm or deny them, and his modus operandi is clear.
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And it's fully in keeping with tonight's modus operandi, which is to banish all hint of tragedy or discord.
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Trump's modus operandi, according to his accusers, is to grab them and try to kiss them on the lips.
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"Being Seen Makes a Movement Possible" is more than the installation's title, it's JEB's artistic philosophy and modus operandi.
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"Given their previous modus operandi of destructive attacks, it stands to reason that they're going after ICS," says Moran.
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The nicknames assigned by federal investigators to some bank robbers are drawn largely from their appearances or modus operandi.
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But that's Davidson's modus operandi; she provides the punchline, and you have to figure out how she got there.
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For once, and in a complete volte-face from its usual modus operandi under Roman Abramovich, Chelsea seemed to agree.
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Meanwhile, Spider-Man's entire modus operandi is throwing himself into any and all situations for the sake of helping others.
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Fucking on the first date had always been my modus operandi, and it's a concept I still firmly believe in.
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The established modus operandi in the tech industry is to make new things look like they've arrived from the future.
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While it has generally served Podolski well to have so simple a modus operandi, this approach is also distinctly limited.
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"Our business is super scale-driven, and that's SoftBank's entire modus operandi," Flexport CEO Ryan Petersen said in an interview.
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My driver's modus operandi was to keep his CNG in motion no matter what, even in chock-a-block conditions.
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Calm, scholarly and precise was his modus operandi, even as Democrats tried to lob a bomb or two his way.
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"Honestly, I think this president's whole modus operandi is to divide us," said Schiff, one of Trump's most outspoken critics.
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Shortly before Cambridge Analytica's collapse, undercover journalists at Channel 214 News, in London, secretly recorded Turnbull describing his modus operandi.
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The fact that the Inter-Korean Railway Project is moving forward is a major departure from North Korea's modus operandi.
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Its modus operandi is similar to Tinder but with one exception: users don't need a mutual match to start messaging.
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There was also a consistent modus operandi in the concoction of the two sets, indicating a single forger, Stringer said.
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"The modus operandi was to send a pop-up on people's systems using a fake Microsoft logo," Mr. Sharma said.
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In the absence of any evidence to the contrary, we must assume that this modus operandi applied to Mr. Warmbier.
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Records from the two other arrests were provided by the New York Police Department, called modus operandi and "pedigree" reports.
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As we've seen this year, trillion-dollar omnibus bills and weekend shutdowns reflect the modus operandi of the modern Congress.
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They often use paid informants, many of whom are familiar with law enforcement's modus operandi because they have criminal records themselves.
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"Unfortunately, as we introduce more measures on land and in the air, the modus operandi of criminals also evolves," Fidelity said.
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Perhaps, not surprisingly — given its brazen-it-out and never-apologize modus operandi — comments from Trump world are, at best, disappointing.
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But within the context of Amazon's modus operandi, it may spell even broader change in one of the world's largest industries.
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The group's favoured modus operandi had been suicide bombings and hit-and-run raids, not the capture and control of territory.
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What's certain, however, is that Facebook's modus operandi, to assess bad content on a case-by-case basis, doesn't work well.
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Ignorar las quejas sobre contacto físico indeseado, o cosas peores, ha sido el modus operandi en el yoga desde hace décadas.
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The Kremlin's modus operandi is simple: spread fear and uncertainty through provocative military moves and unrelenting propaganda at home and abroad.
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He knows no other modus operandi, which is why debate is really a misnomer for anything in which he is involved.
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This quality was fully established when he declared his run for the presidency and has been his modus operandi ever since.
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That he thought this was an incredible offer is possibly an even sadder commentary of his understanding of Russia's modus operandi.
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They suddenly found themselves in their tiny, dungeon-like basement practice space with a new member and a new modus operandi.
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This was the modus operandi of Gawker in large part, to go after people who had no chance of fighting back.
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"That was amateur hour," said Mr. Corker, adding that it also happened to be "the general modus operandi" of the administration.
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It&aposs long been Trump&aposs modus operandi to keep people on their toes, unable to predict what he&aposll do next.
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Our modus operandi was to go and speak to, say, 100,000 people and start to use that to build on models. MB:
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Experts often recommend diversifying activity, known as cross-training, as the ideal exercise routine, and that is the modus operandi of triathlons.
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"Similar incidents have occurred across the country, specifically in Texas and Oklahoma, and it was the exact M.O. (modus operandi)," said Fandal.
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" The allegations made by "eerily similar" to others made against the singer, the suit states, and "routinely outline R. Kelly's modus operandi.
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The modus operandi of the female mosquito is simple, yet effective: find a host, suck its blood, lay a batch of eggs.
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In America, Steel Panther employed much the same modus operandi, their albums popping up in both the Billboard comedy and rock charts.
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Pop's modus operandi is that if it works, replicate it until the end of time, or until audiences tire of the trend.
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In the past, the modus operandi has been exchanges of artillery barrages or, on occasion, sending soldiers on limited, cross-border missions.
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But I guess making you uncomfortable is the intention—just right for a project with the apparent modus operandi of #makeuthink, huh?
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They clearly had the modus operandi down because they also hacked two other friends of mine in the space of a week.
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That means that you are supporting a modus operandi that attacks people of color on every term, but keeps white supremacists safe.
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Taking one's last breath in one's own bed, a sight ubiquitous in literature, was the modus operandi for death in ancient times.
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So if your modus operandi is to scroll through social media upon waking, try swapping that out for a book or newspaper.
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If putting extreme pressure on politicians is the modus operandi of the youth climate movement, Greta Thunberg is a master of it.
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As with Xiaomi's modus operandi, the Mi Robot Vacuum is priced at a fraction of that of the competition, at 1,699 RMB ($254).
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Street plays, songs and performances were used to highlight traffickers' modus operandi such as false promises of jobs, marriage and a better lifestyle.
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This recurring treat is gossipy, salacious, and satisfying like a crossword puzzle — essentially the modus operandi of Swift's entire career and public persona.
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But the announcement came from a fabricated account and it would certainly not have been ISIS' modus operandi to issue such a statement.
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The overarching problem appears to be that security services have become addicted to catch-all surveillance as their modus operandi for intelligence gathering.
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That's because it has been the company's modus operandi to slowly try something, see what works and then aggressively jump in, he said.
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This is a refreshing change from attempting to retrofit existing regulations to new technologies - which is often the modus operandi for government agencies.
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This despite the fact that Trump has made it his campaign modus operandi to blow up protocols, media outlets and political correctness alike.
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We know they have changed their modus operandi now, as a consequence of the pressure we have been able to put on them.
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Both tracks demonstrated his unique modus operandi, a freestyle technique closer in execution to William S. Burroughs cut-ups than battle rap bars.
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In rare cases, judges have permitted such testimony to show a defendant engaged in a pattern of behavior, using a particular modus operandi.
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The hardest part will be to transform the tech industry's modus operandi, which is largely based on indiscriminate collection of information for monetization.
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When confronting failure, his modus operandi is to blame someone else or to shift public attention to issues that work in his favor.
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GoPro's modus operandi is almost Apple-esque now: It's about doing a few things really well instead of a ton of things poorly.
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So far, except for the introduction of his Supreme Court nominee, the modus operandi of the Trump White House has been mainly bungling.
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Unselfish ball movement was not the modus operandi in Houston last season, but that's only because they didn't need it to be successful.
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Getting gussied up is this artist's modus operandi, so we wanted to see what she could come up with for a Halloween costume.
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But if it was a government-led effort, it marks a substantial change in China's modus operandi in dealing with global news events.
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If the witnesses' experiences are similar to Constand's, Dempsey added, then the jury may see a pattern, or modus operandi, in Cosby's acts.
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In a move that departed from their usual modus operandi of covert action and deniability, the Revolutionary Guards claimed responsibility for the attacks.
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" This approach is not far from Cassavetes's own modus operandi: He often re-edited and sometimes even reshot his films, most notoriously "Shadows.
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In my estimation, such should be the modus operandi in Russia-gate for any and all potential witnesses and defendants to assure transparency.
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APEC's modus operandi is to assist economies out of their protectionist shells and help them reform themselves in order to better compete globally.
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His modus operandi of continuous attack guaranteed he would become, like Napoleon in Russia, a commander who went too far with disastrous consequences.
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Let's hope that the president and his team take full advantage of this disruptive dealmaker modus operandi and confront the immediate challenges before them.
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Wu has said the project was inspired by watching Mr. Robot, but it's also a fitting emblem for her modus operandi as a maker.
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A DJ at this party will provide the tunes but a future publication from SPOTZ might include a music performance in its modus operandi.
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But each time we see a new modus operandi for an attack, we can work on ways of stopping further attempts in the future.
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The modus operandi of mainstream media involves at least some commitment, even if imperfect, to objectivity, research, and investigation, as opposed to pushing agendas.
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But SWIFT provided some evidence about how that happened in its note to customers, saying that in most cases the modus operandi was similar.
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The shift is jarring but is part of the Trump modus operandi: People come in and out of favor with wind-shear-like abruptness.
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" He added that the couple's modus operandi is to follow their instinct and not worry about research: "We look and say, 'That's the one.
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The transactions outlined by the complaints are practically the modus operandi at many top basketball programs, documents and testimony in the legal case suggested.
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However, the accounts spread both pro- and anti-vaccine screeds, as part of their modus operandi of stoking dissent and discord among internet users.
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But Robertson says the tactic is in line with the scorched-earth modus operandi of the Myanmar military, also referred to as the Burma army.
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"The modus operandi is in fact one of multiple indications that point to Russian control of the attack campaign," the group quoted Maassen as saying.
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Much has changed in the intervening years and the LME's unique modus operandi looks a good fit for a bullion market being reshaped by regulation.
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To begin to answer that, you have to think like Vladimir Putin — and like any good detective, you have to look at his modus operandi.
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Trump: I'm still winning Trump did not take kindly to the criticism, and stayed true to his modus operandi of swiftly hitting back when attacked.
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An exploitable habit of Nunes' which might not fit in with the Rousey modus operandi is the ending of attacks with long, leaning right hands.
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And this, they note, is the modus operandi that Wray promised when he became head of the FBI — excellent work done quietly behind the scenes.
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"We are looking at collecting information about modus-operandi of bitcoin exchanges, investors, their source of investment and possibility of collecting tax," Ahluwalia told Reuters.
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The modus operandi of these kind of hack and leak operations is very well known at this point, and has been refined over the years.
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Meetings with Moscow and Tokyo are also potentially in the works, per the AP. This is quite the departure from the hermit kingdom modus operandi.
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Another robbery with a remarkably similar modus operandi took place Wednesday as a man dressed as an employee liberated 19 iPhones from the Soho store.
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The fixer's modus operandi demonstrated a knowledge of match manipulation and bookmaking markets that was far beyond anything the Sportradar analysts had seen to date.
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Trump's modus operandi in every situation is to take credit if the story is good and to push off blame when the story is bad.
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Mr. Khosrowshahi's modus operandi is to clear the way for the big tasks ahead for Uber, said the people who were briefed on the matter.
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Her whole modus operandi, in an age before Craigslist, was luring these lonely bachelors to her farmhouse by putting matrimonial ads in Scandinavian-language newspapers.
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Just when stringing along a patient, devoted fan base appeared to emerge as this show's modus operandi, the writers have recommitted to shorter-term gratification.
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This appears to be Trump's modus operandi: The one through line in Trump's foreign policy is the Costanza rule: Whatever Obama did, do the opposite.
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There's an exception to what they call a hearsay rule, and to something being too prejudicial if you're using it to show what's called modus operandi.
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Anything that could impede adtech's ability to track and thus behaviourally target ads at web users is clearly enemy number one, given the current modus operandi.
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What's next: It's unclear exactly how Schiff's role and modus operandi will change if Democrats move forward with a formal impeachment vote, Democratic leadership aides say.
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That seems to be something of the modus operandi of WalkMe, which even as a startup lacks much of a profile, especially considering its valuation now.
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This is because they were in keeping with the show's post-"Hardhome" modus operandi: moving pieces around to prepare for a final sprint to the finish.
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She said questioning Trump about allegations from other women could show whether or not he had a "modus operandi" or a pattern of sexually assaulting women.
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This would also be the time to remind Europe that Tehran's modus operandi is to pursue the least costly route in defiance of its international obligations.
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A modus operandi, in form of a confederation, is the most convenient escape for the different groups in aiming to resolve the pressing issues of today.
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In the conversation, he questioned whether his own modus operandi meant he was the "best person to complain about people putting up pictures without getting permission".
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And though this modus operandi may not get you far in the hard sciences, it's pretty much common knowledge that for most people, cannabis boosts creativity.
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" This rare and sudden lockdown is in stark contrast to Ms. Kardashian West's usual modus operandi, which might be summed up with the words "More Me!
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This may sound like an odd modus operandi for a play that considers the messes people make of their lives in pursuit of gain and glory.
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A French presidential official said should identify the common enemy, priority areas and a common modus operandi in the face of growing losses among local troops.
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This has been Trump's campaign modus operandi so far and he is role modeling it for every American — on twitter, on television and at every turn.
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But investigators were not ruling out a possible connection to the robbery last month of a French businessman, Philippe Ginestet, because the modus operandi was similar.
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I arrived merely as a tourist, though one with a specific modus operandi — finding the best the city has to offer without straining my frugal budget.
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"The type of DNS blocking that has been performed against ProtonMail very much fits the modus operandi of the Turkish government's online censorship efforts," the company said.
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The flood of first-week actions are typical of Bannon's style, whose modus operandi is to always be on the offense, people familiar with his thinking said.
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But as I've noted before, these announcements have the effect of delaying the implementation of these rules, and stalling is a key part of Pruitt's modus operandi.
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Prosecutors will argue that the other accusers' stories of being drugged and having sex are so similar that it shows Cosby's modus operandi and should be admissible.
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According to Zanni, this was Casaleggio Associates' modus operandi when it came to online votes: Provide a "cosmetic" appearance of choice while pushing for a particular option.
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There were some differences, but this is the modus operandi that the intelligence community and special forces have slowly honed since the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The newly liberated land is a target for squatters, whose modus operandi is to clear the trees for profit and then run cattle over the resulting pasture.
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"The modus operandi will be suicide attacks as well as explosive/IED attacks as it is easier to conduct an attack and difficult to prevent," he said.
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In clear contrast to Joyce, Hopper's journey follows the modus operandi of testosterone-fuelled cop-dramas—punch enough people and they'll eventually lead you to the truth.
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His modus operandi was always the same: He'd borrow his mom's car, drive out to a patch of nearby national park, and throw some lit candles around.
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"Police are investigating the nature of the stolen data and the modus operandi of the accused people," police official Ajay Pal Sharma said on social network Twitter.
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The problem was, and still is, Uber's business model: Its modus operandi is to subsidize fares and flood streets with its cars to achieve a transportation monopoly.
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That tragic result of these tactics, which are the modus operandi for Trump administration environmental policy, is that more species will cease to exist in our lifetime.
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"Confrontation was his sort of modus operandi," said Mr. Rosmarin, the former Santa Monica high school newspaper editor, who now works for the American Civil Liberties Union.
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In the opening moments, Elizabeth Sloane, a formidable Washington lobbyist, legendary for her deviousness and determination to win at all costs, impassively describes her professional modus operandi.
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Both the original Zeus and its later variants, Jabber Zeus and GameOver Zeus, had a roughly similar modus operandi to Bugat: steal banking credentials, transfer the money.
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Another candidate for any big lie award would be Trump's attacks against some NFL football players who, keeping with Trump's political modus operandi, happen to be black.
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It trades in the vernacular of internet-saturated life, its modus operandi, and the mundane sights we witness while online or staring; working at our computer screens.
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Sepuya's intimate scenes illustrate these nuances, showing us the grace in giving up control at a time when dominating one's self-image is the popular modus-operandi.
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Now elevated elegance is her modus operandi, and her recent high-fashion red carpet looks have only solidified this era as the icon's most glamorous style reinvention yet.
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"There is also the prominent and symbolic target of a Christmas market, and the modus operandi that mirrors at least past calls by jihadi terror organizations," Frank said.
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For the most part, that kind of approach is Dawson's modus operandi, one that is easy to overlook if we treat the series as a piece of entertainment.
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The suspect&aposs modus operandi was to dress formally, without covering his face, and show a pistol to a bank teller while calmly demanding cash, according to police.
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Key escrow — the process of keeping a set of keys for yourself "just in case" — has always been the U.S. government's modus operandi when it comes to security.
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And where Romney began running for president the moment he became governor, Baker has only flirted a few times with it and it is not his modus operandi.
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There has been no claim for that ambush, but the modus operandi – a bomb attack on military escorts followed by gunmen unleashing bullets – was characteristic of Islamist groups.
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"The entire modus operandi of the commercial sex industry is changing," said Shailja Mehta at Dasra, a non-profit in Mumbai that has examined sex trafficking in India.
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There has been no claim for that ambush, but the modus operandi a bomb attack on military escorts followed by gunmen unleashing bullets was characteristic of Islamist groups.
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After all, that was Mr. Redstone's modus operandi back in the day, suddenly firing his longtime confidant Tom Freston as chief executive after his failure to buy Myspace.
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Despite widespread global variation in information technology infrastructure, the use of the digital domain as the modus operandi to achieve various political, social and economic objectives is universal.
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That's at odds with the modus operandi of the auto industry, which often shuttles parts across several borders multiple times before the completed vehicle reaches its destination market.
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Even the sentences that comprise the backdrop's faux text messages are minimalist, needing only the fragment "DJ Tanner is gonna spin the hottest" to convey her modus operandi.
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"They have become the full-fledged resistance to Trump and they have decided that that's going to be their modus operandi for the next four years," he said.
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But after relaxing into Nothing in Moderation, this modus operandi strikes me as a rather too-easy evasion of messy entanglements that does not stand up to scrutiny.
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Although English-speaking pop has its share of producer-centered, style-hopping projects with assorted singers (Gorillaz, Mark Ronson), that modus operandi is much rarer in Latin pop.
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"Planned obsolescence," the intentional creation of products that rapidly become outdated so customers must replace them with ever-newer models, remains the modus operandi of the tech industry.
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It is also increasingly the modus operandi in the age of Donald Trump, regardless of the accusations at hand: Don't engage with the specifics, just deny, deny, deny.
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For one thing, I found him too physically repulsive to even consider that sex — or, more rather, the sexualized abuse of power — was part of his modus operandi.
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The murderer in Pittsburgh, the murderer in San Diego, and even the murderer in Christchurch, New Zealand, all were citing the same sources and the same modus operandi.
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With little fanfare, Jared Kushner is quietly tackling Washington's slow, outdated modus operandi while simultaneously engaging in high-level diplomacy that promotes America's interests on the world stage.
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"Armed cars stopping the bus, people with weapons getting on and pulling people off, it's a modus operandi of kidnapping that fits clearly into a pattern," she says.
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I agree with almost everything Orr describes so well, and his placement of Bukowski's modus operandi within a certain tradition — however dishonorable — is useful, up to a point.
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In terms of competitors, the AIdoc Medical CEO cites IBM Watson Health as its biggest, but says while the company is doing "amazing things," its modus operandi is different.
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Whether or not he agrees, thanks to the movies, everyone knows how the game works and so the vice president surely had an inkling about President Trump's modus operandi.
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But, despite wishing the set could have sprawled across two or three hours, this was a distillation of Patti Smith, her interests, her loved ones, and rousing modus operandi.
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There has been no claim for Wednesday's ambush, but the modus operandi – a bomb attack on military escorts followed by gunmen unleashing bullets – suggested the involvement of Islamist groups.
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There's some hand-waving about interpreting the killer's map of the water and sewer systems, a change in his modus operandi, and his apparent obsession with John the Baptist.
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"We're noting today that it looks as if the modus operandi of Mr. Puigdemont is spreading," Andrea Levy, a senior member of Mr. Rajoy's conservative Popular Party, told reporters.
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Airbnb's modus operandi in New Orleans reflects a move by the company to be more conciliatory with some local governments, especially after a year of tough regulatory battles globally.
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Notwithstanding such packer concentration and a clear modus operandi by JBS, there has never been any step in this nation to take anti-trust action against the packing industry.
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You know, his modus operandi is to go crashing into something, blow it all up and see how the cards end up and what kind of deal he can get.
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"Amplifying the QAnon conspiracy in particular, while unproven, demonstrates their modus operandi of amplifying existing social tensions by increasing the perception of popularity of certain concepts or sentiments," Decker said.
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The Imperial leaders know this is misguided and will end poorly, but misguided decisions that end poorly is their modus operandi — see the Death Star floating behind the Star Destroyers.
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Indeed, Facebook appears pathologically incapable of abandoning its long-standing modus operandi of socially engineering consent from users (doubtless fed via its own self-reinforced A/B testing ad expertise).
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The other, Oktai Gasanov, a low-level figure in the fraud case but one who might have shed light on the group's modus operandi, died of heart failure at 53.
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That surveillance capitalism's abusive modus operandi is now inspiring governments to follow suit — aping the approach by developing their own data-driven control systems to straitjacket citizens — is exceptionally chilling.
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"We are aware we struck at the modus operandi of political corruption in Mexico, but the difference is that we have accounted for it technically and legally," Mr. Corral said.
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In the case of Weinstein, Manning said, a judge likely deemed the testimony of unnamed witnesses admissible because they establish a very distinctive modus operandi by the former Hollywood mogul.
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He was unapologetic about his modus operandi; as more than one Take Two employee told me then and recently, he boasted that he didn't pay people until they sued him.
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You know, his modus operandi is to go crashing into something and blow it all up and see how the cards end up in what kind of deal you can get.
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" It continues, "The stalling is emblematic of a broader modus operandi of the insurers of never-ending post-claim underwriting where the insurers hunt for some contrived excuse not to pay.
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Though some were quick to point out to Molyneux the well-worn modus operandi of the site ("not your personal army") enough were bored, amused, or new enough not to care.
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His modus operandi has changed slightly from game to game, but, in essence, it consisted of tricking games into giving him items or currency he doesn't have a right to have.
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Graft had long been such an ingrained part of Petrobras's modus operandi that it even had a specific department whose mission was to distribute bribes, investigators in the case have said.
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Weissmann quietly resigned from the Enron Task Force just as the judge in the Enron Broadband prosecution began excoriating Weissmann's team and the press began catching on to Weissmann's modus operandi.
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Two years ago, he bypassed a chance to play with established stars like John Wall, Russell Westbrook, and James Harden for the opportunity to anchor and elevate Stevens's emerging modus operandi.
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My sets follow the same modus operandi of my visual work which is to interrogate ideas of identity, notions of power, perceived histories and the entanglements that happen within these topics.
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So when this refining modus operandi means the company has to publicly change course and contradict something it's said before, its execs don't even feel the need to break a sweat.
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Jorge Tigre, 18, was one of the young men found dead in April, murdered in a manner "consistent with the modus operandi of MS-13," Mr. Sini said at the time.
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Big spenders have an outsized impact on where and how the game is playedIt&aposs not just travel providers like Tivnan and Restrepo who alter their modus operandi to accommodate VIPs.
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" A burglar may take food from the kitchen, the authors, James W. Osterburg and Richard H. Ward, write, "or display other forms of aberrational behavior that help establish a modus operandi.
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Trump's history of repeating the birther lie is a strong candidate because it involved the first biracial president, which is the likely reason Trump perpetuated it, given his political modus operandi.
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While it is understandable that for many policy-makers it is a familiar modus operandi, it is rooted in outdated assumptions, which precludes us from effectively addressing the unfolding information security crisis.
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They've outscored opponents by 9.7 points per 100 possessions when Jordan, Gallo, and Griffin share the floor, and Teodosic's intoxicating pass-first mentality may singlehandedly reverse the team's self-serving modus operandi.
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The track features children's voices delivering a nonsense singsong that mostly serves to be both as meaningless and offensive as possible, which is essentially a modus operandi for the film at large.
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Her modus operandi — that there is no universal rule for the skin, and each person requires a unique regimen — rejects the idea of any products touted as a quick fix cure-all.
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The problem is that these controversial statements are his political modus operandi, not just with the Russia investigation but on trade, immigration, foreign policy, and virtually every sensitive topic in the news.
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But the Justice Department's strategy of aggressively filing appeals to the Supreme Court to overturn rulings unfavorable to the President may not be in keeping with the court's modus operandi, Toobin said.
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After all, we use various aid programs and trade deals with other countries to get them to change certain aspects of their modus operandi, so why not do the same with Cuba?
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The hacking group's modus operandi was to use social engineering to convince support workers of internet and phone providers to reset the victim's passwords and give the hackers access to their accounts.
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Smoking up and then loading up on pasta might be the modus operandi of your munchies, but why not put the weed in the pasta and kill two birds with one stone?
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The Necks' general modus operandi is simultaneously Minimalist and improvisational; it finds itself a texture and a constellation of motifs and inhabits them for as long or as briefly as it wishes.
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But those attacks - blamed on Russia, which has repeatedly denied them - followed an entirely different modus operandi involving penetrating the accounts of individuals and political organizations and then releasing hacked material online.
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"Dismissing equal pay claims at the summary judgment stage is the modus operandi for most federal courts," she wrote in a 2013 research paper published in New York Law School Law Review.
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This seems to have been the case for WannaCry, the modus operandi of which is to encrypt a victim's files and demand payment to reverse that encryption—a common technique, known as ransomware.
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So once again the UK government is seeking to sanction mass surveillance of citizens as a standard modus operandi for state agents, instead of requiring intelligence and law enforcement focus on targeted surveillance.
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Many former Google employees who have worked directly with Mr. Page said his managerial modus operandi was to take new technologies or product ideas and generalize them to as many areas as possible.
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Racking up failed projects is the modus operandi of X. Before the Alphabet reorg, Teller implemented a bonus system rewarding employees for nixing their own projects, designed to funnel resources to feasible efforts.
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A strobe light was visible in the distance just outside of Turkish waters, the modus operandi of refugee boats arriving into Greek waters to alert the coast guard and NGOs of their position.
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But it's in Azerbaijan that we may get the most vivid glimpse of Trump's post-Soviet modus operandi—of the kind of people and business practices he cultivated, and which haunt him yet.
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On the surface, that would represent a radical reprogramming of Google's search modus operandi — given the company made "Personalized Search" the default for even logged out users all the way back in 13.
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By now, many of you are aware of Acosta's modus operandi: Don't initially ask a question but, instead, share a perspective, a position, and then proceed to debate the press secretary or president.
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Disruption was the modus operandi of the day, even in deeply Democratic urban areas, where a generation of malaise had motivated local leaders to think far outside the box to fix their schools.
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The campaign should have been far more proactive and upfront in explaining the email abuses, the Clinton Foundation's modus operandi, the Benghazi debacle (the hearings exonerated her, right?) and — will it never learn?
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Repetition, layering and melodies that hopscotch through the patterns are still her modus operandi, along with lyrics to encourage political action: "Power to the people now," she sings, to a nicely counterintuitive melody.
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By politicizing Charlottesville, they're sticking to the modus operandi of the Democratic Party, which exploited Sandy Hook, San Bernardino, and countless tragedies to promote the Left's anti-gun, and now Anti-Trump, agenda.
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His modus operandi at Kentucky has been to accept, without apology, the best 17- and 18-year-olds in July, coach them up and send them off to the N.B.A. the following June.
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President Donald Trump's rapid overhaul of rules and regulations is not an unusual pace for business, so the nation's capital better get used to his modus operandi, ex-Chrysler chief Bob Nardelli said Tuesday.
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He said the Russian modus operandi involved a secret room within the official testing building where supposedly tamper-proof bottles containing positive urine samples from its athletes were swapped with clean samples collected earlier.
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Inflammatory rhetoric and violence seems to be the modus operandi of the group: According to BuzzFeed News, members of Britain First have threatened to take "militant direct action" against elected officials who are Muslim.
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Such judgements did not stop the government pushing on with the IPA, though — and it went on to cement bulk collection at the core of its surveillance modus operandi at the end of 2016.
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Valls defended France's record on attacks, saying security services had prevented 16 over three years, and said the modus operandi of cajoling unstable people into striking by whatever means possible was difficult to combat.
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His philanthropic efforts on behalf of the poor and disenfranchised may be dismissed as a political strategy to protect his business, but deliberately terrorizing residents on a sacred holiday was never his modus operandi.
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But her description of the inner circle's mood and modus operandi was echoed by many others, both supporters and detractors, who have met with Mr. Assad or his advisers and allies in recent months.
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She has to reckon with her own modus operandi and what she thinks her role is in the face of this extremely powerful old enemy who's now suddenly wanting to be her best friend.
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Four of them continue in D'Alvia's modus operandi of ornamenting an essential underlying form with obsessively detailed (in this case, feathery) surfaces; in contrast, the central piece is smooth, burnished to a high sheen.
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Since the Tea Party revolution of 2010, King's tactic—inundating unrelated spending legislation with aggressive, poison-pill items picked straight off the far-right wish list—has become the modus operandi of the Republican House.
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So, in other words, that the U.K. has sanctioned mass surveillance as the modus operandi of its intelligence and law enforcement agencies, rather than granting them narrower capabilities to surveil specific suspects in targeted investigations.
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Well, first of all, it's evolutionary psychology's typical modus operandi: notice something normative in your life, assume that it's universal, and then make up an evolutionary 'just so' story that 'explains' one's own normative construct.
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That Powerton malware, the HTA trick, and the job lure all fit the modus operandi of APT33, which in previous operations has used those techniques against oil and gas targets around the Persian Gulf region.
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The report, entitled "Changes in modus operandi of Islamic State terrorist attacks," paints a picture of a terror group whose methods keep evolving and whose threat is two fold: Coordinated attacks and lone wolf operatives.
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Unless President Trump comes to a similar realization and decides to change the modus operandi of the White House by empowering a strong chief to lead a revamped White House staff system, nothing will change.
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A judicial review of its modus operandi was successfully negotiated in 2014 but at the cost of a one-year delay in introducing an earlier measure to link load-in and load-out rates (LILO).
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Facebook piggybacking on people's use of Bluetooth for benign purposes like pairing devices so that its ad business can 'pair' people is the sneaky modus operandi that iOS 13 has caught in the act here.
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The Jewellery Cut's modus operandi is to mix online content with offline events, producing eye-catching teaser posts intended to pique interest — and entice you to one of the events they are organizing or promoting.
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It is part of the magazine's modus operandi to rely on experts for inside information, and when Ms. Chiles asked what penalties a scammer might face, Mr. Mayol told her it depended on the victim.
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"The raids have helped us understand the modus operandi of traffickers in Kenya who have agents overseas to recruit women for them," an official from Kenya's Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) said on condition of anonymity.
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"I have not seen anything that would indicate [Trump] has changed his modus operandi as it relates to legislation," said Bill Hoagland, senior vice president of the Bipartisan Policy Center and a former longtime Senate staffer.
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"Several of the [Karun's] cases exhibit a similar geographical profile, modus operandi and rituals to the Kathleen Flynn homicide in some form," Lt. Art Weisgerber, who has handled the case since 2002, wrote in the warrant.
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"Achieving this will be difficult, but we see templates in both OPEC's modus operandi of the 1990s of managed but flagged growth and the rationalization of shale growth in U.S. gas, both with backwardation," they added.
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Her relentless exposure of the police, in reports and letters to the South China Morning Post (her favourite, "restrained" modus operandi), became an all-out war, especially when after 1963 she sat on the Urban Council.
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Several opponents of the government, including members of the Thaksin loyalists' Red Shirt movement have been detained, even though the bombings do not conform to the modus operandi of earlier violence associated with pro-Thaksin groups.
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In an interview with The Herald Tribune in 1964, for instance, she set forth her modus operandi for kindling theatrical passion: "When I come out onstage I give the tenor a loving, seductive look," she said.
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It's a skyscraper of a song that both describes and enacts the modus operandi of pop music as an entire project, rising so high with every new chorus that you're dizzy by the time it's done.
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His modus operandi to strip an album down and focus on creating a sound that highlights an artist's voice over everything makes it easy to spot his style a mile away in an over-produced genre.
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Such tools are part of both Mooney's and Mr. McDonagh's modus operandi in this dark tale of Northern England, set largely in a pub owned by a man whose life's work has just been made illegal.
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Certainly, the allegations against him by various women played a large part, and that is precisely attorney Gloria Allred's modus operandi of using the court of public opinion to affect elections against big, bad republican men.
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" That pretty much describes the modus operandi of a perp called the Composer, who kidnaps his victims and half-strangles them in order to capture their gasping breaths for the composition he calls his "hangman's waltz.
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Uber has long flouted laws and regulations to gain an edge against entrenched transportation providers, a modus operandi that has helped propel it into more than 70 countries and to a valuation close to $70 billion.
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"The auditors, despite being aware of this modus operandi of fraudulently funding of principal and interest to the defaulting borrowers, had not reported the same in the audit report," the government alleged in the court filing.
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Valls defended France's record on attacks, saying security services had prevented 16 over three years and said the group's modus operandi of cajoling unstable people into carrying out attacks with whatever means possible was difficult to combat.
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Seth Michaels, a spokesman for the Union of Concerned Scientists, suggested that, in its reuse of arguments by the automakers' lobby, the emissions-rollback document echoed Mr. Pruitt's modus operandi when he was the Oklahoma Attorney General.
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That fresh perspective, along with speed and precision, has been the modus operandi for Ms. Michaels, a professional songwriter since her early teens, and Mr. Tranter, a former glam-rock frontman, throughout their radio-dominating hot streak.
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Last year, a "serial WhatsApp hacker" was arrested in Mumbai for a string of crimes, but his modus operandi did not involve remotely accessing private data in the way the word "hacking" is commonly used to imply.
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Because of that modus operandi, Abu Sayyaf has often been referred to as bandits, but the group has recently been in focus amid reported attempts to formalize some sort of pro-Islamic State coalition in Southeast Asia.
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It's her modus operandi to give us a handful of players possibly guilty of the crime while her detectives (usually Poirot or Jane Marple, her elderly woman sleuth) sniff out the motives and identity of the killer.
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It is a modus operandi built up while working as a special adviser to minister Michael Gove, another Brexit supporter who is now in charge of no-deal planning, at the education department between 2011 to 2014.
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For any Mac client users unconvinced about Dropbox's modus operandi, and/or concerned about the security implications of granting the app root access, AppleHelpWriter has detailed a process for removing Dropbox from OS X's Accessibility preferences here.
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The point being that this is the modus operandi of the anti-vaccine movement — a strange type of vaccine "whack-a-mole" — forever looking for new vaccine links only to have them disproven time and time again.
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"This number is likely to scale over time of course for AT&T, and could indeed be conservative should content spend skew more heavily towards scripted series, which tends to be HBO's modus operandi," the note said.
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It's a modus operandi that has carried Bruce Hornsby from radio hits in the 1980s through bluegrass, jazz, a stint in the Grateful Dead and, lately, collaborations with a younger-generation fan, Justin Vernon of Bon Iver.
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Both collaborators have excised part of their modus operandi in the service of each beat—there's no room here for Harvey Sutherland's fruitier side, and Kane Ikin's noisy textures are more focused, and less cerebral, than usual.
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Ronald Kuby, a Manhattan defense lawyer, said judges typically allow evidence of prior bad acts in New York to allow prosecutors to show the defendant had a modus operandi, a unique "signature" for his or her crimes.
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The killer's modus operandi remains the same — the victims' bodies are mined for an intoxicating smell — but here the grisly murders are rooted in a boarding school where boys discover ways to manipulate people through human scent.
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"It's been really difficult to know where is safe because there's just been this change in MO (modus operandi)," Emma Weir told KXAN after seeing a popular downtown Austin intersection being evacuated due to a suspicious package.
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By 1979, when the Iranian revolution interrupted oil imports again, the American public was ready to countenance a new modus operandi: environmentally destructive deregulation of the domestic energy industry and aggressive militarism to preserve oil access abroad.
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With the privilege this administration affords big polluters and the all-too-frequent racist undertones of their decisions, Trump's modus operandi has been to roll back common sense public health and environmental safeguards that place people first.
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Wolf opens with a standing monologue in some silver sneakers that make me wish there were more full-length shots of her, and gives us the modus operandi of the show: to make fun of everything and everyone.
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The new taskforce, coordinated by EMSC, aims to improve cooperation and information-sharing between the 28 EU member states in order to ramp up the fight against smuggling networks who are constantly changing their routes and modus operandi.
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ON JULY 10th police in O'Fallon, a Missouri town of about 80,000 people, made a statement about the modus operandi of an armed gang that had been using "Pokémon Go", a video game, to prey on the locals.
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"The public are now getting sick and tired of this constant mantra about everything from hate groups like the ADL whose modus operandi is simply to urge people to hate their ever-gathering number of targets," he wrote.
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His political modus operandi is as follows: Fix someone's problem (any problem, doesn't matter what, so long as it helps the middle class), and then hold a Sunday morning news conference in New York to talk about it.
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And the modus operandi in Berlin was identical to that of a Bastille Day attack in the French city of Nice in July, when a Tunisian-born man rammed a lorry through a seaside crowd and killed 86 people.
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"Since his release, Brunelle is suspected of using the same modus operandi as he did in the 2012 Plymouth case, by preying on people who are attending the wakes and funerals of loved ones," police wrote in the statement.
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Harrys Puusepp, a superintendent and spokesperson at Estonia's KAPO agency, told BuzzFeed News that the Baltnews scheme matches the modus operandi of other Kremlin propaganda operations and shows how their covert financial schemes are used to legitimize hostile propaganda.
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In a world still obsessed with the long-debunked Meyers-Briggs test, you can think of astrology as a kind of cosmic organizational psychology, but one more interested in peoples' emotional realities than their modus operandi in the workplace.
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When DNA evidence cleared the accused and they were released after serving years in prison, an echo of Roger Stone's modus operandi could be heard in Trump's complaint about the millions in compensation they received from New York City.
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Casting Mr. Schwimmer as Tommy Moran, the sad sommelier at the center of the new AMC restaurant-and-crime drama "Feed the Beast" (starting Sunday), is a clear case of overkill, which is pretty much the show's modus operandi.
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By the 1970s, though, this fact-based evidence-gathering had become the central modus operandi of the dissidents, especially among its most prominent figures like Andrei Sakharov, the Soviet physicist who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1975.
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The hit man was not coming alone: He was traveling with a young boy, which looked like the same modus operandi one of Litvinenko's assassins had employed in bringing his family to London as a cover for the hit.
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John Edwards Robinson, a man in Kansas City, Missouri, was a serial killer who first started murdering in the '80s, but he found a sick modus operandi in the late '90s by trolling internet BDSM communities looking for hookups.
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But we still wanted to understand a bit more about how someone with EDS works through his or her relationship to sex, weighing pain and pleasure, from his or her first difficult experience to the establishment of a modus operandi.
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The diminishing returns from his preferred modus operandi of market-shocking measures will leave him little option but to revert to the drip-feed easing he derided in his predecessor Masaaki Shirakawa if inflation fails to pick up, some analysts say.
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The Dark Overlord first appeared in summer 2016, when it targeted medical centres in the US. The group's general modus operandi was to advertise data on the dark web—not to sell it, but to pressure victims into paying a ransom.
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This latest analysis exonerates the usual suspects and pins the blame on Dawson alone, since the forger's modus operandi was so consistent among all the fakes, and a limited number of specimens were used to create all the fake fossils.
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The modus operandi of this IT consultancy start-up, which now has offices across Germany as well as in Paris and London, is to directly recruit autistic tech workers and then place them within other companies while supporting them at work.
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In the same way that dropping acid might help you see the face of God or encourage you to run naked down a California freeway, scarfing junk in the name of inner peace might not be a sustainable modus operandi.
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That may be disappointing to those who want Google to be radically open in every conceivable way, but working with partners seems to be the new modus operandi for the company — especially when it's in the early stages of a product.
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When you started using all the new technology to watch shows on your own terms, and to stop viewing commercials, you threw into question the modus operandi of a roughly $70 billion industry that has been remarkably stable for decades.
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That is the modus operandi of what the now-retired Harvard business professor Shoshana Zuboff calls "surveillance capitalism": Everything that can be captured about citizens is sucked up and monetized by data brokers, marketers, and companies angling for your business.
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In handcuffs, the police brought Brian—who took the blame, letting his cousin go—back to the 49th Precinct, where he was hit with a desk appearance ticket (DAT)—the modus operandi of the new pot policy in New York.
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"The market reaction to strong data prints has become more dramatic in the wake of speculation that central banks' modus operandi is changing and they are more focused on the negative effects of unconventional stimulus measures than the benefits," he said.
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War on campus: The battle over free speech The plaintiffs do not allege that Spencer or his co-defendants caused anyone physical injury, but only emotional distress, shock, injury or trauma, he wrote, stating the lawsuit reveals a modus operandi.
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In the US, President Obama made some big strides with the role of the Chief Technology Officer, but it will require a whole rethinking of government's modus operandi, so that it is able to keep up with the pace of change around it.
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"What is absolutely true, since January this year, you changed your modus operandi; you changed your algorithm and it has led to a very substantial drop in views and engagements from those that have got right-of-center politics opinions," Farage said.
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Such intentional avoidance is precisely his modus operandi when he refuses to engage on guns, on family planning, on workplace safety, on pollution, on food stamps, on access to health care and on the government's shoddy treatment of the most vulnerable, including migrants.
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Where the Samsung Galaxy S9 phones last year felt mostly iterative, the latest S10 devices are some of the company's biggest changes yet, with the company's modus operandi being to win over customers that didn't shell out for an upgrade last year.
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In both cases, the government seeks to give the impression that stealing from the West is part of the modus operandi of Chinese firms, something a Wall Street Journal columnist described last week as a practice they regard as a "patriotic duty".
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President Obama ended the conference with a speech that included some real talk for startup founders and others in Silicon Valley who might think the White House and government in general could stand to borrow more heavily from the tech industry's modus operandi.
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Privacy experts argue this modus operandi entails Facebook processing the sensitive personal data of individuals without explicitly asking people for their upfront consent (as would be required under EU law when you're processing sensitive personal data such as political or religious affiliation).
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In terms of actual stations, RPA officials point to the Second Avenue Subway platforms—which are notably wide, and well-lit—as the modus operandi going forward, as opposed to the cramped, decrepit platforms that the system is largely composed of now.
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Like we experienced with the Taliban in Afghanistan, the will to fight and ideology of extremists will surge as the remaining terrorists revert to more traditional terrorist modus operandi of small disassociated cells hidden within marginalized communities with an enhanced online presence.
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In light of Gülen's modus operandi elsewhere, the Department of Homeland Security should be asking itself why such a non-transparent, religion-based organization would seek to establish itself on our military bases, teaching the children of our service men and women.
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And I think that's partly his modus operandi, I think he doesn't want to be understood because that would make him vulnerable, but I also think that he doesn't even know himself well enough to share what he considers to be genuine.
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That's been Google's modus operandi in the news and publishing world over the last year or so as it has pushed its AMP platform, funding various news-related ventures that may put it ahead, and nourished its personalized Chrome tabs on mobile.
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Coming to rap through a foray in punk, with a modus operandi of I Am What I Do, And I Do What I Want, her work feels like a battle cry for anti-authoritarianism, birthed directly out of the M.I.A. school of rebellion.
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The Times reporters framed this as a kind of modus operandi, suggesting that this is a relatively common thing: When Mr. Sanders's supporters swarm someone online, they often find multiple access points to that person's life, compiling what can amount to investigative dossiers.
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These facts need to be considered in the light of a chemical warfare modus operandi of the Syrian regime that has been well documented since the attacks on Eastern Ghouta on 21 August 2013 and on Khan Sheikhoun on 4 April 2017.
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Baptiste's modus operandi in the series is to show up far from home — Belgium in Season 1, Germany in Season 2 — and insinuate himself into someone else's case, because he just cares so much (and he has more experience finding missing children).
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" Ariela Gross, a USC professor of law and history, praised the new chancellor, noting that university administrators had in recent years adopted a modus operandi that "when something goes wrong, let's keep it quiet, let the wrongdoer go quietly and coverup it up.
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"The modus operandi is, Trump doesn't openly criticize Duterte's war on drugs and Duterte tones down his direct attacks on the U.S." Even with Trump in the White House, Duterte had repeatedly railed at the "hypocrisy" of his country's former colonial ruler.
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But those later organizations mostly targeted institutions; in the modern era, politically motivated violence perpetrated by angry lone-wolf attackers bearing automatic rifles, of the sort carried out in Wednesday's attack, has until now largely been a modus operandi of the far right.
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"We have to strike the right balance between saving lives and making sure our actions don't fuel a criminal business...by encouraging criminals to adapt their modus operandi to the fact that there will be vessels approaching Libya," Frontex head Fabrice Leggeri told Reuters.
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Tracks like "Aquasun" define the band's sound and modus operandi in a quick few minutes; Alex Henery's huge guitar strums reverberate out waves of sound while singer Andrew Fisher hits multiple registers, unafraid to scratch up his vocals in pursuit of their full purpose.
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The political is personal Whether he was acting on the basis of intuition, or research into Trump's modus operandi, Abe was right to use the idea that he was in the neighborhood, well, at least the hemisphere, to justify popping-in at Trump Tower.
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David Fear, Rolling Stone: Kicking off with a montage featuring "Curse the Police" graffiti and murals of orcs with fists raised in the air, Bright wastes no time in setting up its magic + metaphor modus operandi and quickly pounding it in to the ground.
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The grotesque, comic-book bloodshed Stalin unleashes on the hapless, swastika-helmeted foot soldiers — who are depicted as lambs led to slaughter — reads as a projection of his megalomania, a self-image that equates the leader with the state, the modus operandi of tyrants.
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But what is absolutely true is since January of this year, you changed your modus operandi, you changed your algorithms, and it has led directly to a very substantial drop in views and engagements for those who have got right-of-center political opinions.
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Which sounds like a rather similar modus operandi to disgraced (and now defunct) data company Cambridge Analytica's use of a quiz app running on Facebook's platform to extract personal data and psychological insights on users (which it repurposed for its own political ad targeting purposes).
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"LG's traditional modus operandi is to cram every possible feature it can think of into the phone, leading to overladen, unrefined devices," said Vlad Savov, senior editor at tech website The Verge, which gave the G5 a 7.7 rating out of a possible 10.
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His modus operandi, "surveillance-containment", required not mass vaccination but pinning down each case and vaccinating all contacts; it needed the co-operation even of villagers and schoolchildren, who learned to spot the tell-tale rash of Variola major, like buckshot embedded in the skin.
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CEO Mark Zuckerberg even went so far as to gloat about the success of this deceptive modus operandi on stage at a European conference in May — claiming the "vast majority" of users were "willingly" opting in to targeted advertising via its new consent flow.
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"It is ongoing modus operandi that Russia uses throughout Western democracies, and it is remarkable that you got all the leaders in the intelligence community yet you still do not have the president of the United States acknowledging the level of this threat," he said.
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And while derivative nostalgia has its place — we rewatch our favorite movies for a reason, because we like the feelings and memories they provoke — Disney seems intent on adopting it as a modus operandi, judging from the number of remakes the company has announced.
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" ShapeShift CEO Erik Voorhees, on Twitter: "Over the long term, any currency based on fiat will fail relative to hard assets (Bitcoin, gold, etc.) Politicians debase currency as their modus operandi, and thus if Libra maintains fiat backing it tend toward zero long term.
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Hoping to die before you get old, acting upon said impulse, and failing at even that is as good a rock 'n' roll modus operandi as any, and these guys have been doing all the above consistently from their 2001 debut album through today.
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I think it's fair to say that with the reboot of the band, we did lots of things differently, and I think the correlation of those different elements and those slight shifts in modus operandi have all contributed to making this album sound the way it does.
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And yet, as we already know from the morbid mass grave recovered from a client's home on Mallory Crescent in Toronto, the occupation of the accused was central to his alleged offences and how he reportedly disposed of victims — it was integral to his apparent modus operandi.
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Any student of Mayweather's late-career modus operandi can see the pattern of lying in wait until public hype around a potential opponent grows to such a clamor that he can further stoke the fire until economics and logistics of the event round up in his favor.
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Wool's painting hangs in the appropriation room, but it feels misplaced there, even though its text comes from an exterior source; its modus operandi is instead the garden-variety appropriation that has been practiced by modernists from Pablo Picasso to Jasper Johns — an instigation for formal inquiry.
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The way in which the new deal was hammered out – from Trump's over-the-top hostility (first towards Mexico, then towards Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau) to its happy ending – offers instructive insights into the Trump modus operandi, and a strong hint of things to come.
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In addition to detaining Shetty and the junior employee, the CBI has arrested a man who it described in court documents as both being "aware about the modus operandi of the entire scams" and serving as a director in "13 to 16 companies of Nirav Modi Group".
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The modus operandi was widely applied by USAID after the crackup of the Soviet Union in the early 1990s, when technical assistance teams worked with the newly independent governments of the former Soviet states to help them adjust to a world of quasi-free market economics.
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Much of his modus operandi was revealed, experts believe, in 2017 when police in Germany, who were acting at the behest of the Danes, used a search warrant to sift through the records of North Channel Bank, a small bank in Mainz, a city outside Frankfurt.
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One could even argue that this, alone, is Bibi's entire discernible modus operandi: slathering the status quo in thick concrete, sitting atop it and waiting, resiliently — to hell with the rest of the Middle East, to hell with the Palestinians, to hell even with the Americans.
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Parents also are inclined to grant leeway to the nice guy -- the teacher who showers praise on their kids, the youth group leader who shows Johnny extra attention -- when, in reality, being likable and charismatic is the modus operandi for those who prey on children, she said.
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News that Western and Russian leaders had agreed to implement a "cessation of hostilities" in Syria in the days to come reminded a lot of people familiar with President Vladimir Putin's modus operandi of another peace deal Russia proposed in a country where it's also a major belligerent: Ukraine.
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There had to be computer files of Kroff's work for he handed in his assignments via email as the others did yet, to hear Kroff speak of his modus operandi (his word), he could not trust the electronic world, he could only trust the world of hard copy.
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This was WCW's standard modus operandi at the time: sign discarded WWE wrestlers and push them to the top of the card in the hopes that name recognition would close the gap between it and WWE (despite WWE's unpopularity at the time, WCW still consistently lagged in the ratings).
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Playlist: "Body Count" / "KKK Bitch" / "There Goes The Neighborhood" / "Invincible Gangsta" / "The End Game" / "Talk Shit Get Shot" / "99 Problems BC" / "Institutionalized 2014" Momentarily putting aside the streetwise bonafides of those first four essential solo albums, a certain idiosyncrasy has always been a part of Ice-T's modus operandi.
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"This information would go generally to both of their credibilities and, more specifically, to both of their potential modus operandi for trying to control information that might be adverse to the president's interests," said Stephen Braga, a white-collar criminal defense professor at the University of Virginia's law school.
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Starboard is involved in…coup d'état attempts at …intellectual property-rich firms, and once in charge, its modus operandi is to defund the company's research and development for a quick gain at the cost of long-term performance — a practice I call cutting down the apple tree to harvest the apples.
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ICAHN: WHAT I'M REALLY SAYING, HIS WHOLE MODUS OPERANDI HERE IS TO GO OUT AND TELL THE TRACKERS THAT THEY OUGHT TO TAKE HIS DEAL THEY HAVE ON THE TABLE NOW, WHICH I THINK IS REALLY ONLY WORTH $98 TO $100 BECAUSE I DON'T THINK DELL IS WORTH VERY MUCH.
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The prosecution argued -- unsuccessfully -- that it wanted to hear from Cosby's other accusers not to prove whether or not he assaulted Constand but to show that his alleged modus operandi was to get women drunk or high and allegedly have sex with them, as he is accused of doing to Constand.
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The company's historical modus operandi also underlines the potential monopoly risks if DeepMind is allowed to carve out a dominant platform position in digital healthcare provision — given how effectively its parent has been able to turn a free-for-OEMs mobile OS (Android) into global smartphone market OS dominance, for example.
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If they had in fact undertaken such a plan without the prince's knowledge or authorization and botched it as badly as they did — resulting in such serious repercussions for both M.B.S. and the kingdom — they almost certainly would have been summarily beheaded, given the Saudis' modus operandi in such matters.
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Timothy Sini, the Suffolk County police commissioner, said at a news conference that the four had been killed in a manner "consistent with the modus operandi of MS-228," the transnational gang with roots in Los Angeles and El Salvador that was responsible for 11 deaths in Suffolk County in 2016.
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The Giuliani modus operandi of 2019, on display so clearly in his starring role in the Ukraine scandal, is the same as it has been for decades: Smear the other side when you can, cast opponents as corrupt, or dismiss them as intellectually dishonest — if not out-and-out evil.
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"In a situation where we are right now, where fundamentalism of every of every sort whether it's religious or political or nationalist is the modus operandi of the day, it is our job as writers, actors ... to say you know what - that's not right," the Irish director told Reuters in an interview.
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Above all, the modus operandi in de Antonio's opinion is to do all this more or less as the anti-Uber — a measure of his ethics but perhaps one also of practicality, considering that it would likely be impossible to out-Uber Uber at this point without a monster war chest of funding.
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It will be considering those issues in December, to allow both sides time for submissions — albeit, at that point there is unlikely to be any parliamentary time left to further amend the incoming surveillance regime, in the unlikely event there might be a major government rethinking of the 'bulk' collection modus operandi.
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Just last week he was ordered to pay more than a quarter million dollars in legal fees and past due payments to south Florida painters, joining accusations from businesses as diverse as caterers and piano vendors that Trump's modus operandi is just to do whatever he can to avoid paying his bills.
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There is no doubt that President Trump's modus operandi is blowing up the U.S.-sponsored liberal international order and bringing the U.S. closer to a full retreat in isolation like a toddler putting his head under the blanket: Things might look better at first, but the world outside does not go away.
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That a hacking operation that Washington is convinced was orchestrated by Moscow would obtain malware from a source in Ukraine — perhaps the Kremlin's most bitter enemy — sheds considerable light on the Russian security services' modus operandi in what Western intelligence agencies say is their clandestine cyberwar against the United States and Europe.
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"The stalling is emblematic of a broader modus operandi of the insurers of never-ending postclaim underwriting, where the insurers hunt for some contrived excuse not to pay," lawyers representing Very Good Touring and Mr. West wrote in court documents filed Tuesday in the Federal District Court for the Central District of California.
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There is certainly growing concern among policymakers around the world that the current modus operandi of enforcing competition law has failed to keep pace with increasingly powerful technology-driven businesses and platforms — hence 'winner takes all' skews which exist in certain markets and marketplaces, reducing choice for consumers and shrinking opportunities for startups to compete.
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"If you have been given data, and then anonymise it to do research on, it's disingenuous to claim you're not using the data for research," said Dr Eerke Boiten, a cyber security professor at De Montfort University whose research interests encompass data privacy and ethics, when asked for his view on the pair's modus operandi here.
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Even government-issued cellphones are at risk of being eavesdropped by foreign governments, national security experts told the AP. It also breaks with diplomatic protocol, which involves phone calls on highly secure phone lines Trump's decision to breach this protocol signals an ongoing distrust of official channels and modus operandi, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
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The most arresting thing about Harvey Weinstein, for me, was how methodical he was, how consistent in modus operandi, when he decided to go after a woman: The call from a talent agent to arrange the meeting, the reassuring female assistant in the lobby, the hotel-room door closing, the bathrobe, the incongruous request for a massage.
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Samsung's modus operandi for competing with the iPhone at the premium end of the mobile market has always been to have the more impressive specs and technical capabilities — which in the case of the Galaxy Note 7 seems to have pushed the company to rush products (and replacements) out the door before they were adequately tested and verified to be safe.
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We can perhaps also say that certain malicious entities are holding up a (black) mirror to the political correctness they abhor – aka the modus operandi of their SJW foes – and using the same single issue megaphone method, aka the bounce back amplification made possible by follower-based tech platforms, to win (or so they would argue, as Yiannopoulos has) the Internet's 'culture wars'.
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" Taking it all in, even the unpleasant and disturbing emotions, is Apple's modus operandi—and it makes for some particularly unsettling moments on the LP. There's a scalpel-like bite to the way she allows herself to be raw on the recordings, occasionally twisting her voice into almost guttural sounds, such as on the jazz-minded and loop-heavy "Hot Knife.
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"In light of the uproar of the last several days, five days apart you have a white supremacist use a vehicle to kill and here you have attackers at least following the modus operandi of terrorists, apparently using vehicles to kill as well, and those shared tactics should be alarming," CNN chief national security correspondent Jim Sciutto said on air. 4.
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While you could argue that not being answerable to the mercenary whims of shareholder pressure is a good thing because it frees Zuckerberg to raise business transformation needs above returns-focused investor considerations (albeit, let's see how his nerve holds after that $120BN investor punch) — his near 15-year record in the CEO's chair counters any suggestion that he's a person who makes radical and sweeping changes to Facebook's modus operandi.
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An experienced federal judge has confirmed what I have been arguing for months, namely, that the modus operandi of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE is to charge associates of Donald Trump with any crime he can find in order to squeeze them into turning against the president.
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From his first day in office, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE has jettisoned multilateral agreements, previously the hallmark of U.S. global economic leadership, instead favoring bilateral agreements as his modus operandi.
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So, basically, it's another data grab… Political microtargeting was of course core to the online modus operandi of the disgraced political data firm, Cambridge Analytica, which infamously paid an app developer to harvest the personal data of millions of Facebook users back in 2014 without their knowledge or consent — in that case using a quiz app wrapper and Facebook's lack of any enforcement of its platform terms to grab data on millions of voters.
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To his students, he brought a world of genteel scholarship and quiet contemplation; a world whose modus operandi — by hand, with ink, on paper, parchment and vellum — was little changed for centuries; a world of classical music (an accomplished singer, he liked to ply his calligraphy to Beethoven), Gregorian chant and the Latin Mass, which he continued celebrating in discreet defiance long after Vatican II. Into that world burst a young college dropout named Steve Jobs.
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Isn't there a risk that if your modus operandi is constantly trying to make sure that all these different interest groups are appeased, then it becomes a kind of form of corporatism, where actually, you're not really making any proper reforms, you're just kind of giving a little bit to all these interest groups and South Africa remains sluggish... In the end, I mean, it is also those people who are not at the table that I'm also most concerned about.
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