Craig Melvin broke a few personal records on Aug. 30.
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He described them as "all" of his business and personal records.
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Consider that 4.2 BILLION personal records were breached last year alone.
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He broke personal records with the numbers of tweets he posted.
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For Trump, it's about an intrusive subpoena for his personal records.
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B's 2175 soybean yield and 254 corn yield are his personal records.
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Win or Lose here's to all the personal records, all the personal bests.
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She was always dissatisfied with her performances, even when she set personal records.
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She set personal records at every distance from 800 meters to the half marathon.
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To be charitable, we can find sympathy in the act of destroying personal records.
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In the end, there are few good avenues for securing Mr. Flynn's personal records.
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He brought conspiracy theories to the mainstream, declared massive untruths, and refused to divulge personal records.
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This intrusion came after the massive OPM breach that compromised as many as 21.5 million personal records.
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The cyberhacking at Equifax compromised personal records for half of the adult population of the United States.
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The transport agency manages millions of personal records and data about the infrastructure of the country's defense.
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Her sketches and paintings of this time are both personal records and items from an explorer's sketchbook.
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What happened when the Office of Personnel Management was breached, losing control over millions of sensitive personal records?
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This also isn't the first time Trump's personal records have mysteriously ended up in the hands of journalists.
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Too often we hear stories of personal records being compromised by hackers punching holes in our cyber defenses.
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She noted that Cambridge Analytica, which was working for the Trump campaign, took millions of personal records from Facebook.
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In his personal records, instead of checking the "called in over the phone" box, he checked the "faxed in" box.
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Drawing on influences including country, dancehall, and blues rock, it's one of her most diverse and personal records to date.
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It's the first authorized biography we have of Fallaci, with access to new personal records, and welcome for that reason.
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It was unclear if the scope of the subpoena — including Mr. Trump's personal records — meant that the inquiry had widened.
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She told the TED 2017 Conference in Vancouver on Tuesday that the photo was intended only for her personal records.
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And in two other cases, the administration has tried to stop financial institutions from turning over Trump's personal records to Congress.
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The Bountiful trial relied heavily on Jeffs' personal records on child marriages, which were uncovered during a US investigation in 2008.
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So, if you're trying to improve your lifting personal records, or entering a weightlifting competition, using a weight might be more appropriate.
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I have already addressed how the memos on Comey's interaction with Trump were FBI information, not personal records like some diary entries.
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Foreign governments and other hackers have pilfered millions of personal records and other sensitive data from the U.S. government in recent years.
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HelloVerify is doing online instant background checks in India where the the government has recently announced it will begin digitizing all personal records.
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For the first track Nicki premiered on Queen Radio, she explained that it is one of the most personal records on the album.
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The report, published Thursday by consumer group Comparitech, found that data breach incidents in California led to 2628 billion personal records being exposed.
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The report, published Thursday by consumer group Comparitech, found that data breach incidents in California led to 28500 billion personal records being exposed.
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Meanwhile, Mayer, 21, a former world junior decathlon champion, spent the two days and nights of the competition breaking personal records in bunches.
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The Justice Department argued that the House must clearly authorize asking for Trump's personal records and share its legislative purpose for seeking them.
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The court said Trump must comply, but said the lower court must first consider if some potentially sensitive personal records can be held.
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The 2015 hack of the Office of Personnel Management shows the very real danger; more than 22 million Americans had their personal records stolen.
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Cambridge Analytica, a Trump-aligned organization, harvested millions of users' personal records; one key player at the company had previously undisclosed ties to Russia.
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That's because the personal records of roughly 22019 million Starwood guests were compromised in a security breach that lasted from 230 to this year.
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That's because the personal records of roughly 500 million Starwood guests were compromised in a security breach that lasted from 303 to this year.
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Photo: GettyDixons Carphone, one of Europe's largest electronics retailers, disclosed a data breach on Wednesday involving 5.9 million payment cards and 1.2 million personal records.
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Some have hacked into the personal records of senior officials and business figures, either to embarrass them or in a self-declared war on corruption.
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Basil Besh, an orthopedic surgeon whose company, Access Omnicare, took over the clinic in June, declined to comment on specific cases because personal records are confidential.
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"State grand-jury subpoenas for a sitting President's personal records pose serious risks to the independent functioning of the Office of the President," the department wrote.
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Most recently Taylor stole the Social Security and personal records of a number of high-ranking Obama administration officials, posting it on a site called exposed.su.
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The split gave way to two of Franklin's more personal records in Spirit in the Dark and Young, Gifted and Black, both of which were blockbusters.
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Estonians can vote online, file taxes, check medical records, access the national health care system, and receive notifications of most government attempts to access their personal records.
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Orthman said that the compensation figures were gathered from "public records, Elizabeth's personal records, and other sources" but POLITICO was not able to independently verify the compensation.
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One example of this is the state of Maryland, with the report finding that of 388 million personal records exposed in this state, 85033 million were due to the data breach of Marriott International, which is headquartered in Bethesda, MD. The state of Georgia is another example, where almost half of its 351 million personal records exposed were due to the breach of credit bureau Equifax, headquartered in Atlanta.
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More on this... Finally, FM radio comes to our smartphones 5 simple gadgets to protect your identity Data breach bigger than Equifax - 340 million personal records exposed 1.
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Filed in California, the lawsuit also names CEO Travis Kalanick, now-former SVP of business Emil Michael and Eric Alexander, the Uber executive who collected her personal records.
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Britney Spears announced to her followers on Saturday that she had recently broken one of her own personal records — for leaping as high into the air as possible.
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I'm not sure if more personal records were stolen last year than in other recent years, but it certainly was a year for big stories about data thefts.
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In the sixth tranche of personal records released by hackers at the group called Fancy Bears, Brownlee was revealed to have used acetazolamide, banned by WADA, on Oct.
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The records were requested in person "because the President did not want his personal records being faxed or Fed Ex'd," according to the person familiar with the events.
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Unlike his declining to testify, Mr. Flynn's refusal to provide the documents involves a more obscure protection afforded to individuals by the Fifth Amendment subpoenaed for personal records.
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In 2018 the marketing firm Exactis leaked a database of 340 million personal records, and a breach of the sales intelligence firm Apollo exposed billions of data points.
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Crunching hundreds of thousands and sometimes millions of student academic and personal records, past and present, they are coming up with courses that signal a need for intervention.
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Papa John&aposs founder and former CEO, John Schnatter, said on Instagram that he plans to break personal records and eat 50 pizzas in 30 days in 2020.
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No state has complied with the entire request, in part because laws mandate that personal records be kept private, and many states have refused to participate at all.
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" In briefs they encouraged the courts to adopt a bright line rule that requires a "heightened, particularized showing for any state criminal subpoena for a President's personal records.
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Late last month, WIRED reported that 1.2 billion personal records—from social media handles and email addresses to phone numbers—were left exposed in an easily accessible database.
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There's no standard agreement among universities for what a mental health break looks like, how it's recorded in students' personal records, and how they're allowed to come back.
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For the consumer of all of these services, the technology offers the potential for individual consumers to control access to personal records and to know who has accessed them.
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More than 90 percent of Danes between 16 and 89 can use a government-issued digital ID to gain access to personal records or to communicate with the authorities.
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"This case involves the first attempt in our nation's history by a local prosecutor to subpoena personal records of the sitting president of the United States," the brief said.
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The city will stop saving the personal records of residents who apply for its municipal ID card, to prevent the data from being abused for a deportation purge. Gov.
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Trump's personal lawyers contend the committee overstepped its authority by subpoenaing the president's personal records, arguing the committee failed to identify a legitimate "legislative purpose" to support its demands.
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The struggle over this data points to a growing recognition in the world of finance that personal records rank among the most valuable currencies in the increasingly digital economy.
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As Gizmodo exclusively reported, the hackers discovered loaded on the device the personal records of 654,517 people who voted in Shelby County, Tennessee, including names, addresses, birthdates, and political party.
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The source said the new request is significantly narrower than the first request the committee made for his personal records, which Flynn refused to comply with, invoking the Fifth instead.
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In 2016 alone, cyber-crime cost the global economy more than $450 billion and over two billion personal records were stolen, according to the chief executive of specialist insurer Hiscox.
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The cyclists are competing for records in various categories, which means they compete with one another, with their own personal records, the limits of innovation and against the natural elements.
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I'm a bit of a training nerd and like to track my days and new PR's [personal records] and turn it into a real-life video game of high scores.
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Mr. de Blasio said that he plans to destroy personal records collected by the program that could potentially be demanded by federal authorities looking to identify and deport undocumented immigrants.
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Anyone who pulls out the drive and reads the memory card with their computer will see the drive's contents, including the giant database of personal records, if it hasn't been wiped.
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The worst one to date, perhaps, was that on the Office of Personnel Management or OPM, which resulted in the loss of more than 21 million personal records of government workers.
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It's also part of a broader suite of legal cases that could determine whether prosecutors and congressional investigators will get access to Trump-related personal records, government documents and witness testimony.
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Currently, when government agencies obtain search warrants forcing communications service providers to turn over your personal records, the government can issue gag orders preventing these service providers from ever telling you.
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In some ways, Kiernan's grassroots campaign is reminiscent of Trump's own plea for President Barack Obama to release some of his personal records when he was running for re-election in 2012.
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He has since apologized to Peru for not disclosing his connections with the company, blaming forgetfulness and poor organization of his personal records after decades of work in finance and public administration.
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California has suffered more data breaches and personal records exposed than any other state in the U.S. over the past decade, with almost 2202,2628 data breach incidents, a new report has found.
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The list includes "all the income she earned from each case that we have been able to determine from public records, Elizabeth's personal records, and other sources," Warren spokeswoman Kristen Orthman said.
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"These cases involve the first attempts by congressional committees to demand the personal records of a sitting President of the United States," the Justice Department said in one of the filings, submitted Tuesday.
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There are few watches or clocks in the majority of rural Kenya, causing runners to train not for time and personal records, so much as beating out the other runners they're racing with.
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And at the end of March, the court will consider whether Congress can subpoena the president's personal records and whether Trump is immune from state criminal investigations while serving in the White House.
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The new plan seeks to close a barn door that left open the personal records of some 22 million Americans, while programs that range from jet fighters to critical infrastructure have been repeatedly breached.
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PRs are personal records, by the way; "breaking parallel" refers to achieving a properly deep squat; and WOD stands for "Workout of the Day," which is the core timed drill in every CrossFit class.
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Mr. Vance should not be able to obtain the president's personal records "unless and until — at a minimum — the District Attorney is able to make the required showing of particularized need," the brief read.
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"For the first time in our nation's history, Congress has subpoenaed the personal records of a sitting president from before he was in office," Trump's attorney Jay Sekulow said in a statement last week.
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"It is the first time Congress has ever subpoenaed the personal records of a sitting President, and it is the first time a congressional demand for any presidential records has been upheld," Sekulow wrote.
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In 2014, the Office of Personnel Management (OPM) was the target of one of the largest data breaches in history when Chinese hackers stole personal records, including social security numbers, from over 22 million people.
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There have been 420 data breaches at U.S. companies and organizations through May 24 of this year, exposing more than 753 million personal records, according to the Identity Theft Resource Center, a nonprofit organization tracking cybercrime.
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The order seeks to improve the often-maligned network security of U.S. government agencies, from which foreign governments and other hackers have pilfered millions of personal records and other forms of sensitive data in recent years.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's finance minister apologized to the country on Tuesday after admitting hackers had stolen millions of taxpayers' financial data in an attack that one researcher said may have compromised nearly every adult's personal records.
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Managing college recruiters became a near constant side job for Mr. Gosman, who would send emails every few weeks with updates on his speeds for rowing two kilometers, telling recruiters about new personal records in races.
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But hackers given access to an ExpressPoll-5000 electronic poll book—the kind of device used to check in voters on Election Day—have discovered the personal records of 654,517 people who voted in Shelby Country, Tennessee.
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Though each of them have different motivations for stacking, from self-improvement to a love of competition, they all share an obsessive interest in practicing and paring down their personal records, a few milliseconds at a time.
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There are, after all, "If you see me collapse, pause my Garmin" T-shirts out there, a reference to athletic strivers pushing themselves to break their personal records at the risk of keeling over along the way.
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"The United States is unaware of any precedent for the issuance of a state criminal subpoena for a sitting president's personal records, and the district attorney and the courts below have never identified one," the brief said.
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"The court should be ordered to stay enforcement of the subpoena as to the President's personal records unless and until—at a minimum—the District Attorney is able to make the required showing of particularized need," DOJ wrote.
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More on this... Samsung phones are randomly sending photos to contacts 5 ways to slash your smartphone bills Data breach bigger than Equifax - 340 million personal records exposed Find Cell Phone Spies Q: My ex is a total psycho.
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The hack, which resulted in the loss of the sensitive personal records of 21.5 million government employees, including 5.6 million of their fingerprints, was carried out by two hacking groups, likely from China and affiliated with the Chinese government.
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In a lengthy filing Thursday, Trump's lead personal attorneys Jay Sekulow and William Consovoy argued that the Supreme Court should take up the case because it was the first time a president's personal records have been subpoenaed by Congress.
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In 2016 "cybercrime cost the global economy over $450 billion, over 2 billion personal records were stolen and in the U.S. alone over 100 million Americans had their medical records stolen," said Steve Langan, chief executive at Hiscox Insurance, told CNBC.
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This follows in a series of embarrassing security breaches for the government in recent years, including the theft of over 20 million personal records from the Office of Personnel Management and the hacking of the Democratic National Committee's server in October.
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" It is the "first time Congress has subpoenaed the personal records of a President that predate his time in office" and "the first time Congress has issued a subpoena, under its legislative powers, to investigate the President for illegal conduct.
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Prior to finding out she was pregnant, Brown had just hit personal records in both the 800 meters and 1500 meters but noticed during races that she had a series of headaches, which she had dismissed as a head cold.
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In a paper titled "Open Records, Shuttered Labs: Ending Political Harassment of Public University Researchers," Ms. Polsky argued for legislative protections, already offered in some states, for unpublished emails and other personal records that can be used to stymie research.
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In liberal California, workers still must submit their past four quarters of income, have earned above a certain minimum, and maintain personal records of their new job applications to secure assistance—which is capped at a maximum of $219 per week.
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But the business eventually found a buyer in John Carrieri, who said in an interview that his personal records indicated he had bought the domain name from Intraactive and that he believed the sale likely took place in or around 1998.
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To create the mood board for the collection, Ellery turned to her archives — which, unlike those of some Parisian fashion houses, existed entirely in her personal records: heaps of photographs she had taken on film over the past three years.
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Two Democratic members of the House Intelligence Committee have told BuzzFeed News that the head of the embattled political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica misled the committee last year when he denied that his company had obtained millions of personal records through Facebook.
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That the hack resulted in Pence's contacts being spammed with requests for money suggests it was the kind of hacker who targets prominent rich people, not a state actor looking to mine Pence's personal records for juicy details on the Indiana state executive.
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The swiftness with which mobile health is advancing has vastly outpaced the evolution of healthcare laws like HIPAA, which was enacted by US Congress in 1996 to protect the privacy of healthcare policy holders when personal records existed solely as paper files.
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In 2017, athletics is more closely tied to technology than ever before, and data provides the necessary insights for shaving those precious seconds off everything from personal records to the time it takes to design and build a new pair of street-ready kicks.
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They can not only issue indictments, but grant prosecutors the power to invade the private lives of citizens, acquire their personal records and communications, and coerce them into cooperating with the government under threat of confinement, whether they're guilty of a crime or not.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea said on Thursday it suspected North Korea of hacking a South Korean online shopping site and stealing personal records of more than 10 million shoppers in what appeared to be the latest case of a cyber attack by the isolated state.
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And, of course, there's the ongoing, seemingly invisible crisis around security that's expediting an infusion of public sector funding, particularly in the wake of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management breach that exposed the personal records of millions of federal employees and government contractors.
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The assault started as far back as 213.6, and was one of the largest known thefts of personal records, second only to a 212.2 breach of Yahoo that affected three billion user accounts and larger than a 2017 episode involving the credit bureau Equifax.
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In June, its vice chairman and day-to-day leader, Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state, asked officials in 50 states and the District of Columbia to voluntarily provide personal records about their voters, but was met with a bipartisan rebuke and lawsuits.
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"These disclosures include all of the cases Elizabeth Warren worked on that we have been able to identify and all of the income from each case we have been able to determine from public records, Elizabeth Warren's personal records, and other sources," the campaign said.
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In a briefing, State Department officials were unable to confirm the source of this email, but if it was omitted from the records Clinton produced, it again would raise questions about the process she used to distinguish between "federal records" and "personal records" before destroying the latter.
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As he Googled his company's name that morning last June, Hardigree found a growing list of headlines pointing to the 10-person marketing firm he'd founded three years earlier, Exactis, as the source of a leak of the personal records of nearly everyone in the United States.
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In an appellate brief, the Justice Department wrote that Mr. Vance's office should not be able to obtain the president's personal records unless it could show that they were central to the investigation, not available elsewhere and were needed immediately, rather than after Mr. Trump leaves office.
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Last November, Uber's new chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, penned an apologetic note to riders and drivers explaining that hackers had obtained 57 million personal records from the ride-hailing company — and rather than disclosing the breach immediately, the company had paid the hackers $100,000 to keep quiet.
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In addition to Trump's personal records, Neal requested information from the President's business entities, including the Bedminster golf course LLC, as well as DJT Holdings LLC, DJT Holdings Managing Member LLC, DTTM Operations LLC, DTTM Operations Managing Member Cor, LFB Acquisition Member Corp and LFB Acquisition LLC.
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One day aliens may come down to Earth, and if they want a thorough record of the physiological patterns of humankind, they'd might want to check out Sothern's 3,100 pages of personal records, stored neatly in three-ring binders, in the spare room of his house in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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" Regular progression isn't a nice to have, according to Mor, but a key way to keep people in the gym (and using his service), saying that he's found that breaking personal records "makes working out a little bit more addicting, and more motivating to keep going back to the gym.
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But the fact that only a handful of such machines were made available at DEF CON and one of them had personal records that were so easily available doesn't inspire confidence, said Matt Blaze, a renowned security researcher who has authored several studies on voting machine security and who helped organize the village.
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The Justice Department argued that Mr. Vance should not be able to obtain the president's personal records "unless and until" it could show that the records it was seeking from Mr. Trump were central to the investigation, not available elsewhere and were needed immediately, as opposed to after Mr. Trump leaves office.
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To make The Killing Fields of Dr. Haing S. Ngor, he dug through the Ngor family's personal records and archives of the Pol Pot era, blending the footage with interviews and original animation to paint a life-size picture of a reluctant star who used his fame to campaign for justice in his homeland.
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While drinking away months of personal and legal issues stemming from false rape allegations, he holed up back home in Omaha to write songs that became a sketchpad of a release in 23, Ruminations, and a fully realized album as Salutations in 20173, one of the best and most personal records of his long career.
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While some research enthusiasts pooh-pooh or mock such fears as overblown, parents are wholly justified in worrying about such things in an era when millions of confidential personal records can get stolen from federal databases, Fortune 500 companies are dramatically hacked with worrisome frequency, and technology and social media firms are vacuuming up every personal detail they can.
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So while Yahoo's announcement on Thursday that state-sponsored hackers — the company did not say what country it believes they are working for — had made off with more than 500 million customers' personal records was stunning to many, intelligence officials say it can be seen as just the latest step in an escalating nation-state digital warfare campaign.
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"A congressional demand for the President's personal records raises the specter that members of the Legislative Branch are impermissibly attempting to interfere with or harass the Head of the Executive Branch, or at least that the subpoena will have that effect, especially given the possibility of a multitude of such subpoenas," the Justice Department wrote in its brief Tuesday.
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The commission drew a bipartisan rebuke last week after its vice chairman and de facto leader, Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state, asked officials in 50 states and the District of Columbia to voluntarily provide personal records so that they could be matched against one another and against other databases, apparently to search for evidence of illegal voting.
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"If it is the case that the federal government is seizing millions of personal records about law-abiding citizens, and if it is the case that there are minimal restrictions on accessing or reviewing those records, then I think Mr. Snowden has done a considerable public service by bringing it to light," he said at an event hosted by The Blaze in 2013.
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An agency this large and this negligent puts itself at risk of the kind of attack suffered by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), in which a hostile threat actor stole the personal records of 21.5 million Americans—including the highly sensitive information used to conduct background checks for those who will be given access to our nation's most valuable secrets.
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While at some level, it can be argued that few American citizens really care if an Irish dude suspected of non-terrorist malfeasance gets his personal records rifled through by Lynch's investigative goon squad, few would think it is a good idea for the government of Ireland to be able to reverse the roles and engage in a witch-hunt through the cloud against a U.S. citizen.
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"For the first time in our nation's history, Congress has subpoenaed the personal records of a sitting president from before he was in office," Trump's attorney Jay SekulowJay Alan SekulowWhite House tweet questions Vindman's judgment Supreme Court temporarily blocks House subpoena of Trump financial records Trump asks Supreme Court to block House Democrats' subpoena for financial records MORE said in a statement announcing the Friday filing.
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"For the first time in our nation's history, Congress has subpoenaed the personal records of a sitting president from before he was in office," Jay SekulowJay Alan SekulowWhite House tweet questions Vindman's judgment Supreme Court temporarily blocks House subpoena of Trump financial records Trump asks Supreme Court to block House Democrats' subpoena for financial records MORE, one of the president's personal attorneys, said in a statement last week.
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In the event of a fire or another disaster that could potentially damage all of my belongings, for example, I know that I could claim coverage for these maximums per each category, with a collective maximum of $23,22 of coverage:$2500,22013 - personal belongings located in a storage facility$1,000 - jewelry, watches, furs, and precious stones$2,000 - firearms$2,500 - silverware, tea sets, flatware, goldware$5003,500 - personal property for a home-based business$1,000 - electronics$200 - money, bank notes, silver and gold coins$1,000 - securities, letters of credit, personal records, passports and tickets$1,000 - watercrafts$1,000 - non-watercraft trailersAs a freelance writer who works from home, I am particularly encouraged by the $2,500 worth of home-based business property coverage.
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