"Unfortunately, we show that obfuscated images contain enough information corre- lated with the obfuscated content to enable accurate reconstruction of the latter," the authors conclude.
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Instead Mrs Clinton obfuscated, denied and watched the scandal grow.
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Instead, it obfuscated the news by presenting users with useless junk.
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Aside from obfuscated card numbers, none of the data was encrypted.
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Why has President Donald Trump obfuscated the issue and blamed others?
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The scientists working with these companies allegedly ignored and obfuscated the truth.
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We've obfuscated a lot of the levers one can pull in Propel.
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Republicans have in the years since downplayed, obfuscated, or ignored climate change.
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Google will remove all existing extensions with obfuscated code in 90 days.
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I asked what it was, and in typical Poole fashion he obfuscated.
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The republished "obfuscated" data maintains the layout and watermarks of the original mugshots.
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So while Mr. Netanyahu made his views known, his rivals obfuscated their own.
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Additionally, while generally easy to use, the Obfuscated Servers option isn't really explained.
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Its provenance is murky, obfuscated by a private agreement, pseudonyms and evolving explanations.
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Rather than own up when the fraud was revealed, VW obfuscated and lied.
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Curtis's films are fundamentally about power, how it's obfuscated and where it really resides.
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There are some good privacy features, but it's also lacking in obfuscated server support.
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For two and a half years, the organization obstructed and obfuscated, fudged and fumbled.
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The administration obfuscated about the reasons for family separation before finally caving to public pressure.
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His denials, meanwhile, potentially obfuscated an act of information warfare between two nuclear-armed powers.
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Russia has also successfully obfuscated the most egregious Assad crimes — the use of chemical weapons.
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In that time, he repeatedly lied, obfuscated, and endorsed the badgering of a free press.
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They, like so many companies, they've obfuscated the beginnings because Uber is Travis's company, right?
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Thick clouds obfuscated Washington, D.C. on both inauguration day and the day of the Women's March.
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There are no obfuscated servers, which masks VPN activity to look more like regular internet activity.
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But given the way Trump obfuscated about his health as a candidate -- Dr. Harold Bornstein, anyone?
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It cuts through her denial to get to the truth that's obfuscated by her love for Perry.
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In response to some of the most pointed queries, the company offered replies that obfuscated the issues.
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Data collected is obfuscated so that Apple cannot confidently guess what contributions an individual user has made.
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Instead, the procedure of malware being downloaded to a target's computer is largely obfuscated in vague terminology.
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They argue that Republican-sponsored bills surgically designed to help vulnerable members have obfuscated larger unfinished business.
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Past direct talks obfuscated whether they were between two nations or just between two belligerents in conflict.
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I appreciated the game because it obfuscated the numbers that make MMOs devolve into min-maxing races.
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But with encrypted traffic, that's not really possible, because the actual contents of the traffic are obfuscated.
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Our public debt has been partially obfuscated by outside factors such as economic growth and budget gimmicks.
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But Soviet authorities suppressed the news and responded with obfuscated design updates that nuclear engineers largely ignored.
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Chromium wrote that over 70 percent of violating extensions blocked from the Chrome Web Store contained obfuscated code.
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The Broadway-style special effects and choreographed dance moves, sound stages, and packed arenas only obfuscated the grimness.
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They are shared through a Virtual Cloud and the phone numbers are obfuscated with one way hash functions.
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This mission is often fogged and often obfuscated, but any journalist with proper training will not forget it.
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In fact, black youth, who've been passionately advocating for gun control measures, have been demonized, obfuscated, and overlooked.
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The company says Uber obfuscated the existence of a piece of lidar technology at an April 12 hearing.
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He said that the data was "mostly obfuscated," but did see in some cases email addresses and postal codes.
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The big picture: Until now, there have been few methods to screen individual people for obfuscated ties to governments.
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Obfuscated code is when a program hides its true purpose, meaning it may be able to bypass anti-malware measures.
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The lowest success rate was 17 percent on a data set of celebrity faces obfuscated with the P3 redaction system.
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Still, for now, the industry finds itself obfuscated in the shadow of big fintech companies, and even painful marketing coincidences.
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The payload is an executable file that downloads the encryptor and a small obfuscated file that serves no clear purpose.
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While PIA VPN acts as a proxy for Chromebooks, that means no obfuscated servers or ways to change encryption protocols.
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Sitting casually on her back porch, the elderly woman gazes at two men in trench coats slightly obfuscated by foliage.
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Chris Christie (R) and former deputy national security adviser K.T. McFarland, all rejected or obfuscated Trump's requests, according to Mueller.
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While A.I.G. "obfuscated the truth with its accounting, he doesn't want to admit he did anything wrong," Mr. Schiff said.
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We're told a user's precise location is not shared but rather that an obfuscated, more fuzzy location marker gets sent.
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Falwell has serially defended or obfuscated Trump's personal sins and vices in ways that seem deeply inconsistent with traditional Christian ethics.
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However for unresolved issues details are provided — except that the images are always obfuscated to protect the privacy of the child.
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Instead, fresh keys, obfuscated internet connections via Tor, and new email accounts are necessities for anyone trying to use PGP anonymously.
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Some victims have welcomed the move toward transparency, seeing it as validation after claims of abuse had been obfuscated or denied.
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In addition to the standard VPN, Obfuscated Servers, and CyberSec options, NordVPN gives you even more ways to protect your privacy.
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It requires a bit more technical understanding and using the Obfuscated Servers option, but it works, at least per online sources.
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That has led to some grumbling from other administration officials, who believe Kelly's hardline stance on immigration has obfuscated opposing views.
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Bots can be useful for making value systems apparent, revealing obfuscated information, and amplifying the visibility of marginalized topics or communities.
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They're deconstructed and rebuilt, with alien landscapes and references to some unknown history, with maybe a kind of an obfuscated narrative.
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Owner registry information used to launch the fake site on Monday was obfuscated, Murray said, making it unclear who was behind it.
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This relationship was not disclosed to the members of Louisville's Metro Council, and Leet said it was purposefully obfuscated by the mayor.
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Other e-mails aim to harvest usernames and passwords, or contain obfuscated links to malicious software designed to capture a user's computer.
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While that change is still a few months out, starting today, developers are no longer allowed to publish extensions with obfuscated code.
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"Volkswagen obfuscated, they denied and they ultimately lied," Attorney General Loretta Lynch said at a press conference, according to The Associated Press.
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These dangers were for a time obfuscated by a string of findings related to the health risks of cholesterol and saturated fat.
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But a series of top Trump aides have dodged, spun and obfuscated when asked whether the President believes climate change is happening.
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A flurry of legal motions in recent weeks has obfuscated key elements of the case while also bringing to light new information.
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My original submission obfuscated the theme more as the clues lacked the ellipses and were presented simply as "PETER RABBIT," for example.
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The company allegedly didn't openly communicate results, and at times purposely obfuscated them, to both consumers and the Food and Drug Administration.
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In October, Chromium, the open-source project behind the Chrome browser, announced the Web Store no longer allows extensions that use obfuscated code.
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They limit who can access all the genomes in their possession to a trusted few, and only share obfuscated summary statistics more widely.
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And now, as the H7N9 virus evolves, United States authorities worry that the Chinese have obfuscated the scale and features of this outbreak.
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Most of the claimed increase is an artifact of changes in method" of counting, "a fact often obfuscated by the agencies promoting delisting.
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Unfortunately, my thumb obfuscated the pencil tip at any size, making it nearly impossible for me to color or erase within the lines.
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Security researcher Willem de Groot found the malware on the organization's store website, buried in obfuscated code designed to look like legitimate analytics code.
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As it stands now, law enforcement must get warrants from a court in the right jurisdiction — which is impossible when a location is obfuscated.
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Ultimately, a diverse range of national security threats are tied together by the effortlessness of creating obfuscated ownership structures designed to infiltrate prosperous markets.
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It was not the first time Mr. Trump has been asked about nuclear first-use, or the first time he offered an obfuscated answer.
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Apple has kept the inner workings of the kernel obfuscated by encryption in previous versions of iOS, leaving developers and researchers in the dark.
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Unfortunately, the poor results at (the much smaller) DirecTV and general concern about the Company's ability to execute have obfuscated this otherwise-strong positioning.
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Penetrative sex has been obfuscated so many times in so many ways that it's almost tame—two people falling back, exhausted, on the pillows.
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The officials assert that China at a minimum had obfuscated the fact that the epidemic began sooner than acknowledged and was then covered up.
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The first is heavily obfuscated malware that can install adware and other unwanted apps without the knowledge or permission of the user. Android/Trojan.Dropper.Agent.
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Critics say Apple has obfuscated the fact that a worn-out battery not only fails to hold a charge, it also degrades the phone's performance.
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That experience of unearthing stories hidden in the underbelly of politics, business and finance, he says, was equally applicable to the obfuscated world of technology.
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YouTube allows uploaders to select objects or figures that they want to blur, but the team used their attack to identify obfuscated faces in videos.
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"The company's historical pattern of ill-advised spending has completely obfuscated the extremely attractive underlying marketplace business model," Bloomberg quoted Black-and-White as writing.
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This time, the hacker said the API key was obfuscated, but it was still relatively easy for him to obtain it and break in again.
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The project uses an original 1998 Furby and essentially replaces the obfuscated CPU in the original model with a single-board computer, amplifier, and microphone.
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"In the search landscape, more and more often data that Google used to supply to us is either pulled back or obfuscated," the source said.
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It's true that Cohen has lied and obfuscated in the past, but that doesn't mean everything (or anything) he said on Wednesday was made up.
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As memorial services become an increasingly non-religious event, traditional ideals are obfuscated by the notion of wanting to be seen, even in death, Jarman says.
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Both these works clairvoyantly interface bodies with stuttering machine forms in the interest of suggesting the obfuscated artificial life of sex-machines and their lascivious caprices.
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Obfuscated by time and scandal at its release, the film now reveals a wondrous coming-of-age story deserving of all the buzz of Lady Bird.
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Pyongyang has made unreasonable requests for compensation, obfuscated or stonewalled during talks and has continued to expand, conceal, and deploy its arsenal even as they continued.
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They've downplayed and obfuscated the impact of the Russian operation, and cozied up with WikiLeaks, the anti-secrecy group that published many of the hacked Democratic messages.
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Traditionally, a bit about depression or anxiety only sparsely pops up within a comedian's set, and the reality is usually obfuscated by a lens of self-depreciation.
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A.P.: This question raises an important issue concerning displacement: the way in which structural and historical violence is obfuscated by pointing the finger of blame somewhere else.
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It may not drop bombs, but Northrop Grumman's surveillance UAV plays a role in the American military's ongoing, largely obfuscated campaign of drone strikes in the Middle East.
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The algorithm doesn't actually reconstruct the obfuscated object, but if it has it in its database, it is very likely to be able to identify its blurred version.
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Since I started my fragrance purge, I've seen how obfuscated and contorted the law can be about disclosing the stuff we spread over ourselves and breathe every day.
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It's an echo of a similar feature that Google added to paying G Suite customers last year to identify shortened — and therefore obfuscated — links from services like Bit.
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As anime began to pick at the scab left by two deep American wounds, the role race plays in that conflict is often obfuscated by the medium itself.
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This non-cash charge has obfuscated the trivial tax bills Apple actually has incurred in Europe, thereby forestalling until now the firestorm of criticism Apple so richly deserves.
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At the core of "The Other Americans" is a deep anxiety: What if the truth is contradictory or so obfuscated that we lose the will to pursue it?
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"The company's historical pattern of ill-advised spending has completely obfuscated the extremely attractive underlying marketplace business model," a statement from Black-and-White said, referring to Etsy.
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Sharing photos in Google Photos involved a lot of teaching people about how obfuscated URLs work and while I stan the web forever, it was just too complicated.
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Tupolev's company had discovered sensitive data in the source code on many pages on our site, including obfuscated, "hashed" passwords and email addresses for current and former WIRED writers.
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But if you suspected that a particular person had walked by at a particular time, it could spot that person's face among the crowd even in an obfuscated video.
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Despite constant American efforts to find common ground over reining in North Korea, time and again, Beijing has obfuscated and deflected in the face of unmistakable North Korean aggression.
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The company kept its promises, but it has also masterfully obfuscated the fact that you can't really go out and buy a $35,20183 Tesla right now, or even soon.
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He obfuscated his history of supporting the Hyde amendment, which bans the use of federal funds for abortion and which he supported as recently as June of last year.
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You can't easily figure out if tapping on, say, "Obfuscated Servers" or "Auto Connect Server" will turn something on or take you to a new page with additional information.
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VW "obfuscated, denied and ultimately lied" about what amounted to an "egregious violation" of environmental law, Lynch said at a news conference Wednesday to announce the settlement and indictments.
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Trump even obfuscated about his philanthropic contributions to veterans organizations — at least until the Washington Post's David Fahrenthold called him on it (work that would earn Fahrenthold a Pulitzer Prize).
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Mark said the XIM's software is encrypted, that its circuit board is obfuscated, and that the device is assembled in the US because he's worried someone will steal his invention.
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Faced with overwhelming evidence of Russian state involvement in the poisoning of two people in Salisbury, he first obfuscated and then demanded that Russia should be involved in the investigation.
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At this point, the rhetoric has so obfuscated the central issue that I honestly don't know if Harbaugh's central claim about the utility of satellite camps is right or wrong.
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Finally, they used obfuscated test images that the neural networks hadn't yet been exposed to in any form to see whether the image recognition could identify faces, objects, and handwritten numbers.
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Not only did the app strip out show notes, but it was also discovered to be using a proxy server when requesting show downloads, which obfuscated important listener data from creators.
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Meanwhile, the big sex scene in the movie where Elio and Oliver finally have sex is obfuscated by Guadagnino's methodical pan away from the pair to … a view of a tree?
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The list of worries include obfuscated cross-shareholdings, weak disclosure, and the ease with which companies, once listed, can sell off assets and switch their focus without consent from minority shareholders.
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That also makes it very hard to figure out what exactly the code does, and 70 percent of malicious extensions and those that try to circumvent Google's policies use obfuscated code.
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"Highly choreographed and chaperoned government-led tours in Xinjiang have propagated false narratives and obfuscated the realities of China's ongoing human rights abuses in the region," the U.S. official told Reuters.
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"Body Horror" finds Micke Berlander running obfuscated, hazy R&B through a grab bag of blemishing distortion techniques, decorating it with light discordance and snippets of ravey synth patches for texture.
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Yet he and his team have constantly delayed, obfuscated, and refused to actually agree to do it — offering a shifting series of purported explanations that look a whole lot like excuses.
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Even as the company obfuscated details of its cheating program from regulators, Mr. Schmidt warned executives in Germany that the company could face criminal charges for its actions, the affidavit says.
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One meeting with Ryan and his eventual health secretary Tom Price seems to have been crucial: It was Ryan who, with "repeal and replace," obfuscated the issue and won over Trump.
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"The injected mining code was obfuscated, but when converted from hexadecimal back to ASCII it spelled out the necessary magic to summon Coinhive's stealthy JavaScript miner to the page," the Register reported.
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After one upload obfuscated with an injection of random data, McSherry says, the company's data analysts would be able to figure out with 50 percent certainty whether the person had the condition.
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It has also become a major channel for the spread of hate speech and propaganda that has encouraged and obfuscated ethnic cleansing of the country's Muslim Rohingya, according to human rights groups.
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Fed officials equivocated on how far rates were from the neutral level; they vacillated on whether restrictive policy would eventually be warranted; and they obfuscated the substance of their data-dependent approach.
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" Further research is not really possible right now, since, as Wu writes, the Lzplay app is "obfuscated/encrypted by QiHoo Jiagu (奇虎加固), and is non trivial to reverse engineer.
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In his Fox News Sunday interview, O'Brien again obfuscated, saying he was not present at the congressional briefing, and that perhaps the threat wasn't mentioned because lawmakers didn't ask the right questions.
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"In the case reported here, the Chrome extension creators had specifically made extensions that obfuscated the underlying advertising functionality from users," Kaya and Duo Security researcher Jacob Rickerd wrote in a report.
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Calm down to start talking, feeling obfuscated is normal in a discussion, but to be able to answer or clarify any point, it is necessary to calm down, breathe and then talk.
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When reward systems at the workplace are much less clear, obfuscated by undefined goals, poor interpersonal communication and haphazard raises, these career simulation games can feel like the "playing house" version of life.
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But I will acknowledge that its location might be deliberately obfuscated — either to prevent it from giving up evidence against Assange or because Embassy Cat has custody of some yet-unreleased WikiLeaks material.
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But this is a deliberate strategy by surveillance capitalists, who need people to be unaware for data vacuuming to work best — "all obfuscated and covered in euphemism," she told me in an email.
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Step 220: Integration Once the money is in the global financial system and its origins properly obfuscated, the final challenge is making the money accessible—that is, integrating it into the legitimate economy.
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We further know that the president withheld military aid to Ukraine and obfuscated the reasons for doing so, to the confusion and consternation of the State Department, the national intelligence community and Congress.
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"Highly choreographed and chaperoned government-led tours in Xinjiang have propagated false narratives and obfuscated the realities of China's ongoing human rights abuses in the region," the official said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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Michael Flynn survived only 24 days into the Trump administration — he was forced to step down after revelations surfaced that he had purposefully obfuscated his connection to Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak during the transition.
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During a Sunday morning appearance on Fox Business, Pence obfuscated the lack of Covid-19 testing that's occurred in the US by conflating medical testing with the casual screening of people traveling through airports.
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Russia proposed and participated in the destruction of weapons stocks, but since 2015, Russian officials, who have long supported Mr. Assad, have repeatedly denied or obfuscated evidence of new chemical attacks by the government.
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It's because of this that Ashley Graham was able to grace the cover of Vogue alongside Kendall Jenner and Gigi Hadid, albeit with a strategically placed hand that partially obfuscated her fleshy bronzed thigh.
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Combine all of this with non-disparagement agreements, gag rules and the ever-present threat of backchannel blackballing and it creates such an obfuscated narrative that most people don't know what or who to believe.
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Physical bodies in space cannot be denied the way online phenomena still can, and the intent of a person with a sign that says "I am afraid for my family" cannot be obfuscated by spin.
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At a Lower House Budget Committee meeting Sakurada stumbled and obfuscated when answering simple questions about his organizing committee's three policy pillars for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games, and also the games' budget.
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Her creative process is a kind of metaphor for the way she represents memory: that is, in layers that are obfuscated by new memories/layers, until the image itself becomes sufficiently abstracted from the original.
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"Under Mr. Rosenstein's supervision, the Department of Justice and FBI intentionally obfuscated the fact the dossier was originally a political opposition research document before the FISC [Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court]," the articles of impeachment state.
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We try and default to talking about the unlocked price to buy it flat out, because that is the real price to people no matter how it gets obfuscated by a bunch of carrier plans.
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That several were treated shabbily — Don Chaney's being escorted from the building one night after he showed up to coach comes to mind — is obfuscated by Dolan's general rap for equal-opportunity mistreatment of employees.
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It's about a poor family (who shoplift for food, hence the title) that takes in a lost girl who it later turns out is missing for some apparently famous reason that is obfuscated from this trailer.
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At the same time, the plaintiffs say, coal miners and oil drillers obfuscated their products' impact on the environment despite their own internal research showing that carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuels is warming the planet.
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These revelations, which Mr. Cohen concealed or obfuscated from congressional investigators conducting their own look into Russian election interference, put Mr. Trump at the center of an elaborate operation to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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Among the government bodies that obfuscated and delayed was the Environmental Protection Agency, another factor that makes "Poisoned Water" feel timely, with the Trump administration's proposing to cut the agency's budget by more than 30 percent.
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The blog platform Wordpress blocked or obfuscated public access to the entire recent cache of documents from the account of hacker Guccifer 2.0, including the contact information for Democratic members of Congress and lists of passwords.
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Whereas all of the information on Bitcoin's ledger is viewable by anybody, Monero's is partially obfuscated, making it much more difficult to trace the movement of Monero, or how much someone may have in their possession.
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The EU's recent agreement regarding adoption of pan-European data privacy rules also means we can't rely on outdated notions of terms and conditions or obfuscated notions of value regarding personal information in exchange for "free" services.
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In the case of the election commission, the hacker used methods including an SQL injection, a well known and preventable flaw, obtaining a list of user names and obfuscated passwords, which he was then able to crack.
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" And Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus tweeted that Clinton and the Obama administration have "obfuscated and misled at every available opportunity," adding that she has "removed all doubt that she cannot be trusted with the presidency.
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Even Mitt Romney, one of the few major Republicans who Trump to stay in the Paris agreement in recent weeks, dodged and obfuscated on climate change when he was actually running for president and facing electoral pressures.
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Attempts to fully represent the endlessly diverse face of queer British art can be valiant but will always be unsuccessful, and the hidden histories of this creative world are further obfuscated by societal reinscribing of LGBT+ life.
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"Google has deliberately weaponized ambiguity, subverted democratic process, obfuscated key elements of concern such as data governance and revealed information to the public only when smoked out by aggressive criticism or through a media leak," he wrote.
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Like a spider spinning its web, the ruling elite has obfuscated our legislative, executive and judicial branches of government to such an extent that the rule of law no longer applies to the politicians that serve them.
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After the first couple of possible endings, much of it is purposely obfuscated, with techno-babble and glitch effects and sometimes fully abstract 3D compositions creating layer after layer of atmosphere to sift through and drift among.
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Overpaid President of Basketball Ops and King of Obfuscated Tweets Phil Jackson traded for Derrick Rose right before he was set to stand trial in a civil case for an alleged gang rape (he was found not liable).
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Since 2014, Roth has documented the coastal sites where undersea internet cables emerge from the water and into the ground, creating the physical infrastructure of the web so often obfuscated by tech companies talking about ethereal "cloud" computing.
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Though RED teased a single obfuscated image of the Hydrogen last month, we had a feeling it would feature a chunky industrial design and focus heavily on recording video given the company's expertise at producing its cinema cameras.
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The articles of impeachment, signed with nine other GOP lawmakers, charge that Rosenstein has a conflict of interest in Mueller's probe, and obfuscated information for ongoing investigations into the FBI and DOJ's conduct during the 2016 presidential election.
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Tracy Chou As an engineer and someone who's had 'data-driven design' browbeaten into me by Silicon Valley, I can't imagine trying to solve a problem where the real metrics, the ones we're setting our goals against, are obfuscated.
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Trump has obfuscated much about his future policies, but the shift toward more aggressive regulation of Wall Street could hamper his fundraising efforts, which still have a long way to go in terms of shoring up cash to support his candidacy.
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Leading up to that, reports indicated that these systems were being exploited by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and potentially other government agencies and that agencies often obfuscated the honest accounts of how the data gleaned from these readers was being used.
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Mr. Johns likes a good myth — but whatever inspired him, America's most pokerfaced painter embraced something like total abstraction in the 1970s, via mirrored or syncopated fields of back-and-forth lines that, on occasion, obfuscated underlying images or designs.
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Wilmington General Trading LLC was also designated on March 26, 2019 for being owned or controlled by Asadollah Seifi who obfuscated millions of dollars' worth of transactions benefiting the Iranian regime and the purchase of foreign currency for the IRGC.
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Even Mitt Romney, one of the few major Republicans who openly called on Trump to stay in the Paris agreement in recent weeks, dodged and obfuscated on climate change when he was actually running for president and facing electoral pressures.
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With obfuscated user data, Apple can identify highly popular deep links and assign them a higher ranking — so when you're using Spotlight to look for potato recipes, you'll get suggestions for the most delicious potato preparations apps like Yummly have to offer.
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"This case needs to go to public trial; characteristically, the Trump administration has obfuscated and outright lied about its motivation to add a citizenship question," Thomas A. Saenz, Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund's president and general counsel, said in a statement.
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On Thursday, Owens sat the fashion industry around a large pool at the Palais de Tokyo, placed black ponchos neatly on each seat, and showed a beautiful group of obfuscated chitons and twisted micro-accordion pleats with very good chunky Teva-like sandals.
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For more than an hour, the 34-year-old billionaire instead fielded questions about how he and his No. 2, Sheryl Sandberg, obfuscated problems such as Russian interference on Facebook and how the company had gone on the attack against rivals and critics.
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That is the kind of feverish reaction Asemblance: Oversight has inspired in me, and I suspect this sequel to 2016's exploration-puzzler Asemblance will do the same for the types of players who live for this kind of semi-obfuscated puzzle experience.
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Critics say Apple has obfuscated the fact that a worn-out battery not only fails to hold a charge but also degrades the phone's performance - and that this lack of transparency has pushed people to buy a new phone rather than a new battery.
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"Modern image recognition methods based on deep learning are especially powerful in this setting because the adversary does not need to specify the relevant features of obfuscated images in advance or even understand how exactly the remaining information is correlated with the hidden information."
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That reputation was not dispelled in an hearing before the House Judiciary Committee last week, where Whitaker obfuscated about the extent of information he's shared with the President, and fed into conspiracy theories about leaks to the media coming from the special counsel team.
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In the age of cholera, politicians obfuscated and denied their way through the epidemic; today, the World Health Organization, the globe's dedicated first responder, is so deprived of public funding that its private donors disproportionately control the agenda — which often has nothing to do with controlling pandemics.
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Clinton and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) used the law firm of Perkins Coie to hire Glenn Simpson's research firm, Fusion GPS, which then hired Steele — several layers that obfuscated transparency, kept the operation off the campaign's public FEC reports and gave the Clintons plausible deniability.
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Non-administration health officials have raised concerns about persistent delays in testing that have caused an obfuscated view of how widespread the virus is in the US, and hospital administrators have advised that they do not have the supplies or room to treat the patients they're expecting.
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He talked over Minton-Beddoes; he obfuscated; he downright lied about the aims of his comrade-in-populism, deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini of Italy, who wants to compile a registry of the minority Roma people in Italy and not, as Bannon claimed, for their own good.
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"We submitted an app requiring these two permissions and containing a non-obfuscated functionality to download and execute arbitrary code (attempting to simulate a clearly-malicious behavior): this app got approved after just a few hours (and it is still available on the Google Play Store)," they wrote.
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Once the neural networks achieved roughly 90 percent accuracy or better on identifying relevant objects in the training sets, the researchers obfuscated the images using the three privacy tools and then further trained their neural networks to interpret blurred and pixelated images based on knowledge of the originals.
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Russia's response to the Poland tweet takes on more significance in light of its annexation of Crimea in 2014, a move reminiscent of its invasion of Poland in 1939 — in both cases, Moscow denied or obfuscated the invasion but claimed the lands being invading belonged to it anyway.
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Facebook has also in the past issued contradictory statements about what kind of data it collects (such as call data and app usage on its Portal video phones), launched pseudo-VPN apps that vacuumed up user data, and seemingly obfuscated how users could control whether it obtains call and text data.
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There has been a lot of ink spilled and there will likely be a lot more, but there are a few questions that I think deserve a closer look — and there is a broader point to be made that will likely get obfuscated by people pursuing technical details rather than implications.
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After reaching out to various organizations, he found that the processes involved to volunteer were slow and the needs obfuscated; every organization has its bureaucracies and vestigial necessities, but Kashi found that what he felt should have been the easiest thing to do—helping someone else—turned out to be haltingly difficult.
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WASHINGTON — In the nearly two years since Russia attacked the American democratic process, congressional Republicans have played conflicting roles in the drama: Some have pressed to impose sanctions on Russia and quietly pursue investigations, but they have been outshouted by Republicans who have obfuscated and undercut efforts to uncover the Kremlin's plot.
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Lacy's story, and the stories of other black men who have been found dead in communities throughout the South in similar conditions, form the backbone of Always in Season, Jacqueline Olive's documentary that seeks to weave together the history of lynching in America and the ways communities have hidden and obfuscated it.
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We record every function or selector that is branched to as well as the arguments for them, and if an input argument is obfuscated we will actually emulate the function with a simulated stack and heap to rebuild the contents and figure out what the app is trying to hide (usually private API use).
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The misleading statement, issued in July 2017 to The New York Times, obfuscated the true nature of the June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower, which was attended by Donald Trump Jr., then-Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner, who is now a senior White House adviser, and a group of Kremlin-tied Russians.
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An attorney has filed suit against President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE, claiming he obfuscated his personal debts in a financial disclosure with loans related to business projects he is associated with, Politico reported.
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Yet anyone would be forgiven for not recognizing her name, let alone her face, which in images and videos is frequently animated and always obfuscated by a carefully placed hand, a K-pop-inspired panda mask or, if she happens to slip up and let a photographer capture her whole visage, an oversize emoji added after the fact.
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When asked by The New York Times why Ms. Tauber had obfuscated in 215, the federation issued a statement correcting the record: "We did what we believed was responsible at the time to protect any potential victims, as we did not have a substantiated claim of sexual abuse," Bill Moroney, the chief executive of the federation, wrote in an email.
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The executive director of Social Security Works, which advocates against cuts to the program, said Monday that former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenLimbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 85033 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE has obfuscated his history of advocating for Social Security cuts.
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She requested an investigation into George Soros, then obfuscated her involvement; when evidence of Russian interference in the 2016 election (and Facebook's role in it) first came to light, she was reluctant to view it as a serious threat; she didn't anticipate the intensity of the fallout from Facebook permitting the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica to harvest millions of users' data without their consent.
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By the time Daft Punk finally reemerged in 133 for their instantly legendary Coachella performance in full robot outfits, they were riding a newly reenergized wave of dance acts wearing masks again—most notably, the Swedish brother-sister team the Knife, who wore black Venetian crow masks (a look later jacked nearly wholesale by Claptone, whose mask was gold) and obfuscated themselves in other ways as well.
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The House Committee's partisan kabuki dance has only further obfuscated the Russia investigation for most Americans, and even the Senate Committee's more deliberate approach has been unsuccessful — it's attempt to question Michael Cohen last week ended like a bad family Thanksgiving dinner, when it abruptly dismissed Cohen after claiming he violated an agreement not to discuss the Russia probe, which his counsel denies exists.
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During and after two years of Special Counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerGowdy: I '100 percent' still believe public congressional hearings are 'a circus' Comey: Mueller 'didn't succeed in his mission because there was inadequate transparency' Fox News legal analyst says Trump call with Ukraine leader could be 'more serious' than what Mueller 'dragged up' MORE's Russia investigation, Trump and his defenders bullied, denied, obfuscated, and hoodwinked Congress and the public into a stalemate.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' The exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden MORE (I-Vt.), both of whom are seeking to beat back a challenge from Harris's surging campaign, are calling Harris's past remarks into question, saying she has obfuscated her positions in an effort to endear herself to the liberal base.
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"Volkswagen obfuscated, they denied and they ultimately lied," Attorney General Loretta Lynch said at a press conference with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Gina McCarthyRegina (Gina) McCarthyOvernight Energy: Critics accuse Interior's top lawyer of misleading Congress | Boaty McBoatface makes key climate change discovery | Outrage over Trump's order to trim science advisory panels Trump's order to trim science advisory panels sparks outrage Overnight Energy: Trump order to trim science panels sparks outrage | Greens ask watchdog to investigate Interior's records policies | EPA to allow use of pesticide harmful to bees MORE.
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