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Facebook relied on algorithms and became prey to foreign actors.
But, it's not just neuroscientists who fall prey to neurosexism.
Minaj then fell prey to one of DeGeneres tricky questions.
They have fallen prey to something, and it's two things.
Currently, our political system has fallen prey to depressing gridlock.
The latest to fall prey to this cycle is Vine.
Like AHS, True Blood fell prey to too many tropes.
We can't let them fall prey to stasis and rationing.
Korea, too, has fallen prey to the boot camp cure.
We have fallen prey to our own avarice at times.
Another hedge fund has fallen prey to seemingly unbeatable markets.
They can result in people falling prey to costly scams.
They are prey to species like owls, weasels, coyotes, and hawks.
He made poor choices with money, falling prey to online scammers.
And yet he is prey to three powerful and universal emotions.
Namely, Alba isn't prey to jokes about her weight or age.
He expected the index to fall prey to eventual selling pressure.
He sees many young professionals fall prey to playing this card.
She ended up on the streets, easy prey to the gangs.
Like any establishment institution, the show is prey to conventional wisdom.
Now he's more boring, but we all fall prey to nostalgia.
The historical novelist is always prey to the enjoyments of hindsight.
While playing on my phone, I fall prey to online advertising.
Some firms have fallen prey to clients who use multiple platforms.
Migrant workers frequently fall prey to shady recruiters proffering exaggerated wages.
Are you falling prey to proxies, or do they serve you?
Unconscious biases Hedge funds may fall prey to unconscious biases, too.
Pundits on both the left and right fall prey to this thinking.
If you have ever fallen prey to impulse buying, you're not alone.
They're all large bureaucracies so you're going to fall prey to that.
Here's how to take action if you fall prey to a scam:
Chinese investors are not the only ones who fall prey to this.
This is what marks them as prey to men of all races.
But I've seen SO MANY white boys falling prey to this system.
And both women and men fall prey to these tendencies, Shulman said.
Kennedy fell prey to post-traumatic stress disorder after her husband's demise.
Veterinary staff who treat them worry they fell prey to animal abuse.
Ultimately, Carol shoots the Wolf, and he falls prey to the horde.
And in the olden days people used birds of prey to catch food.
She fell prey to a terrible sensation that lasted for a few days.
Not surprisingly, I fall prey to my food cravings embarrassingly easily this month.
Schliep is not alone among those who fall prey to recurring overdraft fees.
Nymphs are considered for the most part, prey to the more powerful gods.
Some initiatives have proved half-hearted, short-lived or prey to party politics.
The final death is Stolin, who falls prey to the call of sirens.
Ciera Eastin is the first to fall prey to her own devious rep.
Some activists fear they could fall prey to the phenomenon they are documenting.
Yet it has fallen prey to "soundbite culture", Mr Sasse told his colleagues.
Even people who are highly knowledgeable about topics can fall prey to it.
Do not fall prey to those who use you for their own gain.
To let it fall prey to partisan bickering would harm our national security.
Americans living in southwest states are prey to drug lords, as are Mexicans.
Tensions are high, and, more and more, Venezuelans fall prey to discriminatory attacks.
Falling prey to sexual assault while under the influence is a growing concern.
Some already make wonderful wines, but too many fall prey to formulaic production.
The other consumer group Roumanis names falls prey to early seasonal marketing tactics.
The most obvious example is where predators trick their prey to be more vulnerable.
Even Bird Box star Sandra Bullock fell prey to the hit movie's blindfold challenge!
Assassination is out; these Nazi hunters refuse to fall prey to nakam, or vengeance.
Discovery isn't the only recent Trek series to fall prey to needless continuity backflips.
Numerous dark-web markets have fallen prey to the police before the latest two.
As their name suggests, these arachnids wait for their prey to come to them.
No one is exempt from falling prey to bourgeois materialism and the "correct" taste.
The Bush and Obama administrations realized how disenfranchised Americans were falling prey to terrorists.
She falls prey to the temptations of dope, loses her purity, and prostitutes herself.
If you fall prey to one of these scams, you'll need to act immediately.
It's a shame we fall prey to materialistic thinking because we certainly know better.
The elephants also fall prey to poachers or traps set up to catch animals.
And guess who has a large workforce that would fall prey to these rules?
Never again should we allow the American people to fall prey to Washington's intransigence.
I often say that Google is a company that has fallen prey to this.
Team Living falls prey to the Night King's ingenious scam to score a dragon.
Few of us today have to worry about becoming prey to a wild beast.
But before you proceed, make sure you don't fall prey to Irreplaceable Me Syndrome.
But today's "voice" itself has fallen prey to fake news and anti-American vitriol.
Stay consistent on using that 'found' time without procrastinating or falling prey to distraction.
Depressed or anxious lags can spend time handling birds of prey to gain confidence.
Another worries that The Times will "normalize" Trump and fall prey to his manipulations.
If you are nearing retirement, you could fall prey to common misconceptions about Medicare.
That is, if he's able to keep from falling prey to his own monsters.
Thus construction, which is largely financed by debt, is especially prey to booms and busts.
Sectors that got ahead of themselves in November and December are falling prey to gravity.
Perhaps the government fell prey to specious rationale that the risks of Huawei were overstated.
Don't fall prey to the "Uber vs Lyft racing each other to go public" narrative.
Hopefully you read this article before you fell prey to the Google Docs phishing scam.
Ericsson isn't the only company to have fallen prey to the perils of expiring certificates.
Will falls prey to the "earnest cowboy" fantasy, and convinces Logan to go bounty hunting.
There, they were prey to huaqueros, poor relic-hunters who sold them on to smugglers.
On average, victims were shot 125 days after their "infector" fell prey to gun violence.
Individuals are notorious for being subpar investors, regularly falling prey to our worst behavioral instincts.
Cosmonaut Valentin Lebedev admitted to falling prey to the same overwatering habits of current astronauts.
Now you've fallen prey to a 'moron' in an effort to protect his career. Apologize.
By then, my mum, with her feigned apathy, had also fallen prey to Max's charms.
The good news is that you don&apost have to fall prey to these missteps.
The implication was that he would leave middle-class jobs prey to globalization and corporations.
Now you've fallen prey to a "moron" in an effort to protect his career. Apologize.
And I worry that we may be falling prey to wishful thinking about marijuana's effects.
Mindful of Western warnings, Basha had urged his supporters not to fall prey to violence.
Similarly, predatory animals will sometimes mimic a signal from their intended prey to lure them closer.
Other animals, such as turtles, elephants, and even people have fallen prey to the thirsty insects.
Living with my new girlfriend, I finally fall prey to the siren song of skin care.
We will fall prey to our worst impulses and sow the seeds of our own destruction.
Instead of falling prey to quiet-market cabin fever, how about simply enjoying the fair weather?
So as crazy as all this sounds, people still fall prey to these IRS phone scams.
Remaining vertical will prevent you from looking like prey to the shark, according to the organization.
Even savvy job hunters can fall prey to employment scams — including on legitimate job search websites.
In 1940, Allied ships were constantly falling prey to German submarines, due to lagging torpedo technology.
Companies like Uber and Lyft shouldn't be prey to pay to play from taxi medallion owners.
These volleys of shocks cause the muscles of prey to tense at once, stopping all movement.
Rather than contending with the information saturation around the crisis, Human Flow falls prey to it.
Today, my eldest child, at the age of 6, has fallen prey to these same fears.
It's important for the concerned departments in Kabul and Islamabad not to fall prey to this.
Without respect for the sincerity of those ideals, painting will readily become prey to cynical imputations.
And, Townsend emphasized, so many of these characters still fall prey to stereotypes—particularly bisexual characters.
ESPN usually falls prey to its partners at the major sports leagues that set the scheduling.
SAN FRANCISCO — Have you ever wondered whether you have fallen prey to a Russian misinformation campaign?
He has not endured an assassination attempt or suffered a stroke or fallen prey to Alzheimer's.
"Vivendi seems to have fallen prey to the 'short-termism' it has previously decried," Elliott said.
That's as individuals still fall prey to predatory sales practices, which often wind up in arbitration.
Police forces in some parts of the world have trained birds of prey to attack small drones.
Yet in many places discussion of trans issues has fallen prey to the illiberalism of identity politics.
The problem is "projection bias," one of several biases that investors, and all humans, are prey to.
Both showed how investors could be prey to "irrational exuberance" and push asset prices to absurd levels.
Though the game crumbles in the final hours, falling prey to the series' worst tendencies, who cares?
One of the dot patterns — called the target — was supposed to look like prey to the mantis.
The one area where this display falls prey to standard OLED gripes is in off-axis viewing.
I too have fallen prey to taking out my wallet for every nutrition label that reads bacillus.
As a Virgo, I've also been prey to some of this stigmatizing after I've revealed my sign.
We're told to fear falling prey to the zombie, rather than dwell on the zombie's own plight.
Other aloof victims have also fallen prey to these reddit-fueled battles, looking at you Zac Efron.
However, analysts don't believe that the share market was prey to selling pressure because of the speculations.
Companies like Tesla and Solar City shouldn't be prey to collusion amongst auto dealers or electric utilities.
" Wade also criticized the media in her statement, and accused Google of falling prey to "liberal groupthink.
All lovers prey to helpless compulsion are blown as if by buffeting winds, and in any direction.
The city is emptied of permanent residences and falls prey to the momentary passions of passers-by.
Another reason we confuse being better with being richer is that we fall prey to survivorship bias.
You feel for this pathetic character when he falls prey to the mock seductions of the Rhinemaidens.
Fanged snakes can strike their prey to inject venom at speeds of about 7 miles per hour.
Devin is 14 and frustrated by the number of classmates who he saw falling prey to addiction.
But death rates in the homes were high, with children falling prey to disease, malnutrition and neglect.
It is easy to fall prey to the idea that writing success is intrinsically bound to youth.
It can also fall prey to the "moral hazard" problem encountered by negative emissions and solar geoengineering.
"We have all become prey to prejudice and ethnic politics," Mr. Nabil said at his campaign launch.
Where proponents claimed they were doing something bold, Dodd-Frank still fell prey to the technocratic ideology.
I think, so often, all of us fall prey to 'What's next?' and 'What is the future?
But the real mind-numbing factor is how all of these photographs fall prey to cookie-cutter Instagrammization.
Even Roberta's, Brooklyn's favorite hipster pizzeria, has fallen prey to the craziness of the hoax known as Pizzagate.
Other critics say the Adhia team fell prey to a form of "group think" that ignored outside advice.
Anyone who manages to kick will become prey to ill-advised drink replacement mania, it's almost a given.
We constantly urge consumers to not fall prey to baseless rumors and to enjoy their pack of Kurkure.
Apple has fallen prey to the trade war-triggered market sell-off, tumbling 11% in just a week.
It's hunted its prey to extinction, and happens upon a scientific expedition that's landed on its home planet.
She did not fall prey to the cynicism that beleaguers so many former evangelicals when their faith changes.
The powerful academies that distribute much of the research funding are prey to both political favouritism and lobbying.
Norfolk Falconry focuses on owls, using the birds of prey to give curious people an introduction to falconry.
They catch hold of various parts of their prey to stop it swimming away, and slowly dismember it.
The entire crop failed again in 1847, and huge numbers of people fell prey to typhoid and dysentery.
This generally causes it to retreat, permitting the potential prey to get on with their lives in peace.
So much of the misinformation problem is about people gaming the system, which machines particularly fall prey to.
To help Myanmar address these challenges, the United States must not fall prey to a short attention span.
During one period when he was unemployed, he sheepishly told investigators, he fell prey to an Internet scam.
But who wouldn't fall prey to a few slip-ups after emerging from the ground after 15 years?
Over a dozen leaders of the opposition have fallen prey to the same tactics of the Santos administration.
We're often made to feel weak for falling prey to our worst human tendencies, depression, fucking raw, heartbreak.
Many have been refurbished and continue to put on sporting events, while others have fallen prey to neglect.
The keystone to President Trump's momentous 6900 election victory fell prey to the worst habits of Washington's nature.
But we do ourselves, and the past, a disservice by falling prey to the narcissism of the present.
But the members of Casa Blanca had promised never to let their neighborhood fall prey to that again.
That is what Mr. Turnbull referred to as "ideology and idiocy," before he fell prey to its power.
They need only a few victims to fall prey to their schemes to more than cover their costs.
But we as men are often not encouraged to be open about also falling prey to these conditions.
In later years, though, manufacturers in particular fall prey to a pair of provisions phased in by Republicans.
Unfortunately, it eventually fell prey to many of the region's traditional banes: corruption, economic mismanagement and excessive ambition.
It's also hard to build something positive without falling prey to the easy nihilism of anti-system politics.
The bad news is that some jobs are falling prey to automation as well as to changing consumer habits.
While some have fallen prey to wolves, evidence indicates others have started mating with them, according to SPCA International.
He said that his mother had fallen prey to "deeply rooted misinformation" online, primarily on Facebook, according to NPR.
Normally, migrants take back roads to avoid the checkpoint and often fall prey to criminals who lie in wait.
This means they're burning more energy, and then need to eat even more prey to make up for this.
So much so, that some bears get fatigued to the point that they become prey to other large predators.
From her cousin's vantage point, Susan has likely fallen prey to illusions of luxury and happiness on social media.
The Google Pixel 24 XL is getting a drubbing currently for falling prey to a few of these issues.
Over the summer, 8887 bugs fell prey to the light, but some lights pulled in more than their share.
The US Air Force, meanwhile, is researching falcons and how they target prey to develop defense systems against drones.
Do you remember a point in your career when you realized that we were falling prey to this fallacy?
Consider Zynga, the mobile gaming company behind the FarmVille craze (I know you have fallen prey to those crops).
This has likely kept Khalifa from falling prey to the no new content, no fan engagement rule of porn.
In Season 2, we fell prey to the conviction that we had to have all these gasp-worthy moments.
But, increasingly, the country is also falling prey to the president's own biases—and those of many Republican leaders.
I am so grateful for the people who prayed for me early on to not fall prey to it.
Too many Latin American leftist leaders fell prey to the region's endemic corruption — and underestimated growing intolerance to it.
Its lackluster third season, though, fell prey to sitcom tropes, and Kimmy's mental health largely fell by the wayside.
Though admittedly, I don't think anyone fell prey to the rebranded Commodore phone, as that was just bloody silly.
Even the Ivy League schools, with combined endowments of more than $260 billion, have fallen prey to the trend.
This suggests that there may be ways for prey to protect predators that are less damaging than the alternative.
Democracies huff and puff and, prey to vested interests and voters' distaste for hard choices, ultimately shirk the task.
De Villiers notes that scorpions, baboon spiders, and some lizard species also fall prey to poachers in the region.
If, instead, some of those senators find him guilty, they may fall prey to Mr Trump's base in primaries.
The patients take up residence in a farmhouse, forming a microcosmic civilization that soon falls prey to varied discontents.
It could be an effective way to help those who have fallen prey to addiction to rebuild their lives.
To hunt the tuna, Coetzee said he tries to follow the fish's prey to unlock the tuna's "predator response."
And every day, good people who don't see themselves as being prejudiced bigots are nevertheless falling prey to it.
We tend to focus on the percentage rather than the amount we save, and fall prey to a mental illusion.
But an alliance of nine is bigger than most tribes, so it's no surprise it fell prey to in-fighting.
BSI President Arne Schoenbohm urged companies who had fallen prey to the scam to cancel the transactions and notify police.
Every night, a monster emerges from the ocean, on the hunt for prey to drag back down into the depths.
Instead, he relates to the game's mysterious villains, Xehanort or likely Ansem, anyone who's fallen prey to their dark natures.
Millennials are prey to all kinds of stereotypes — and if you don't fit them, it's easy to feel left out.
Comcast, if it were to lose, would be left to hunt for much smaller prey to bulk up its offering.
In the future, the refinery may well fall prey to the descendants of its long-dead reason for being: algae.
Based on the video, reporters from all over the world have fallen prey to gravity in some quite unique ways.
This will help them avoid falling prey to agendas by some government agencies and security companies despite their best intentions.
African migrants are also prey to abuse, beatings, imprisonment and rape while heading through the Sahara desert and lawless Libya.
I don't want to fall prey to thinking poorly about the record that was the least critically savored on Pitchfork.
A word to the youngs: The shiny tools of modernity will always fall prey to the ancient flaws of humanity.
To be sure, Republican-appointed justices have all too often fallen prey to the beguiling promise of a living Constitution.
Others have criticized Facebook's algorithms for being prey to partisan publications that spin the news into shareable — but inaccurate — stories.
On her way to retrieve him, however, Nya falls prey to a group of men hiding under a sewer grate.
Support for the Sentencing Reform and Corrections Act, which fell prey to congressional divide last session, would be a start.
Fans on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and more fell willing prey to his charisma and mop of perfectly un-perfect hair.
They fell prey to the times and closed for business as rents went up and the property speculators moved in.
There's nothing worse than having to give up your running groove because your poor feet have fallen prey to blisters.
As Padawer notes, most victims fall prey to a rapist they know and then find the criminal-justice system unresponsive.
Savyalov said anyone who thinks Bra was passing him when the accident occurred is falling prey to an optical illusion.
They slept in race car beds and had a toy dollhouse so they wouldn't fall prey to toxic gender stereotypes.
I believe she is no-nonsense and can take on President Trump without falling prey to retorting his schoolyard taunts.
Corporate fashions come and go, and managers of companies like G.E. may fall prey to stultifying complexity and financial overreach.
Everyone on Twitter has fallen prey to this at some point because retweeting is faster and easier than googling something.
There would be no point in developing a new drug only to have it, too, instantly fall prey to resistance.
That unspoiled, beautiful Colorado that stirred me so deeply growing up has fallen prey to unchecked, immigration-induced population growth.
Nevertheless, removal requires two-thirds Senate approval and could fall prey to the same partisan dysfunction as the confirmation process.
Then the pendulum swung, and Carwin came into the second round tired and empty, falling prey to Lesnar's arm triangle.
Photo: GettyA well-heeled Seattle suburb town with a median household income of $203,393 fell prey to blatantly obvious phishing scam.
The Earth's cooling poles also affected ocean currents in a way that caused dense patches of prey to become more predominant.
She said such violence prompts boys and girls to run away from home, leaving them prey to sexual exploitation by traffickers.
From Friday Night Lights' Jason Katims, of all people, Pure Genius falls prey to turning its medical technology into, essentially, magic.
Over time and with frequent wear, though, even a "perfect" pair of jeans can fall prey to sagging, bagging, and fading.
Prey to herbivores and battering weather, plants developed the capacity to regrow from a tiny piece of root, or a twig.
The police have been collaborating with a private company called Guard from Above, which trains birds of prey to intercept drones.
Add in regular sums of incompetence that any new venture could fall prey to, and ICOs feel a bit Old West.
One Dutch company, Guard From Above, has taken the innovative approach of training birds of prey to physically takedown the UAVs.
While other industries fall prey to the forces of creative disruption, giant insurers have largely managed to remain giant and profitable.
As Chicago continues to fall prey to gun violence and residents lose hope, it&aposs time for deliberate and effective action.
Lean in to the lion's noble qualities (think Leo Barack Obama) instead of falling prey to this sign's ego-driven traits.
So how do you respond when people critique your biological perspective as falling prey to scientism, or say it's too reductionist?
Days before taking the stage for a triumphant homecoming concert in his native Liverpool, Sir Paul McCartney fell prey to burglars.
Every president in recent history seems to have fallen prey to profligacy that allowed ideological tendencies to pervade their clemency decisions.
The far regions like Darfur and the contested border areas are regularly prey to a miasma of militia and army violence.
An early version of the Little Red Riding Hood tale, written by Charles Perrault, warned against girls falling prey to seducers.
In addition, investors often fall prey to availability bias, where they overreact to bad news about a company, producing reactive decisions.
In addition to noneffective monetary policy, Dalio thinks the implementation of fiscal policy will most likely fall prey to political intervention.
It's hard to imagine a Trump administration staffed by political amateurs not falling prey to a series of scandals of incompetency.
They'll hide in their burrows, waiting for prey to walk by that they can pull down into their tunnel and consume.
Evangelical politicians fall prey to the allure of money, sex and power at the same rates as just about everyone else.
Diaconis and Skyrms caution that if you are not careful, you can fall prey to a kind of bait-and-switch.
Airlines such as Pan American, Trans World Airlines, and Eastern Air Lines once roamed but each fell prey to changing times.
We just saw what happens to legitimate political parties when they fall prey to movements that are, at base, anti-American.
Democrats like Joe Biden who play by the rules of civility and bipartisanship aren't just falling prey to the insidious manipulation.
Party propagandists insist that China without Communist rule would descend once more into chaos and fall prey to hostile foreign powers.
They may not fall prey to an illness, but they're going to live a long time, so they'll need more money.
The scientists were inspecting coral reefs for infections with bacteria and fungi; some reefs are increasingly falling prey to these diseases.
In some sense, America has also fallen prey to the type of populist thinking motivating the dissolution of the European Union.
And while I assumed she'd fallen prey to one of Obsidian's famous bugs, I had no idea how until Swope's tweets.
I do think that he has fallen prey to the same problem that plagued Ken Starr's investigation of former President Clinton.
But even Nolde—who, incidentally, fell prey to Nazi sympathies, as Munch did not—tends toward generality in what he expresses.
The duty, tricky but familiar, is to publicize information that serves the public interest without falling prey to the source's agenda.
And a Cuban émigré working to send money to his family back home, who fell prey to dementia before dying incommunicado.
More than 50 cities have fallen prey to ransomware attacks in 2019 so far, with the average paying $36,295 in ransom.
No matter how strictly you've baby-proofed your home, any parent can easily fall prey to accidental dangers on a busy day.
People want to believe and can easily fall prey to those leaders who may be better at promoting than the actual science.
Until we see those efforts from Washington, we must not fall prey to the partisan, political rhetoric that dominates debates on immigration.
All you had to do to fall prey to this attack was click a disguised link preview sent via the messaging app.
On the other, it's gendered, and, like everything that is bifurcated by language, can fall prey to the alienation imposed by language.
In the episode "Hang the DJ," two people (Joe Cole and Georgina Campbell) fell prey to a digital dating system named 'Coach.
I think if they were at home more, or in the office more, I think they would really fall prey to doubts.
Self-defeating shortcuts, symbolic and otherwise, are not only the preserve of the government; Chinese scientists are prey to such temptations, too.
We all fall prey to it at some point, but getting rid of it for good is trickier than we might think.
"Had we not helped them, they could have fallen prey to people smugglers," said Sergio, a retired civil servant and Baobab volunteer.
Bed bugs are terrifying, sure, but they're also slow-moving and need a home base near their prey to make a living.
As a consequence, they fall prey to the illusion that the benefits of the removal of sanctions will eventually outweigh its cost.
But Vinyl falls prey to thinking it's simply enough to toss this overdone story arc into the hands of a great actor.
Puebla is geographically located in what is known as "the trafficking route," where thousands of women have fallen prey to human traffickers.
It seems so obvious, yet your smartphone, the internet and social media all make it so easy to fall prey to distraction.
This shortcut allowed technicians easy access to the machine, but also potentially left it prey to hackers who could remotely commandeer it.
Is there any such real-life equivalent for the conservative Christians that Douthat sees as being prey to a feminist-capitalist alliance?
That's not something he can do since he lacks the most basic grounding in the issues and is prey to fundamental misconceptions.
Unfortunately, you may also have double paid a debt, paid someone else's debt, or even fallen prey to a debt collection scammer.
Unfortunately, it is not the only media company to fall prey to a "fairness" trap when dealing with a racist White House.
According to the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), these kids can fall prey to violence, abuse, and exploitation while they are displaced.
In the 1980s, she said, an American Marine who guarded the American embassy in Moscow fell prey to a Russian sex operation.
"The challenge of making a sculptural garment is to not fall prey to the tropes of fashion," the artist explained over email.
With flu season in full swing and the new coronavirus spreading, it's better to take precautions than to fall prey to sickness.
The most probable reason for French dismay is that they see themselves falling prey to the old competitor ploy from the 1990s.
Even the most self-disciplined can fall prey to a food or drug addiction under the right mix of adversity and stress.
"If you're searching for student loans, don't fall prey to websites that offer better student loan rates for a fee," explains Harzog.
And not to fall prey to acting like, oh, it's just politics as usual — because I don't think that is the case.
"Hitler referred to 'cultural Bolshevism' as a disease that would weaken the Germans and leave them prey to the Jews," Bendersky writes.
So what can adults do to prevent their children from falling prey to bait apps and running up their credit card bills?
Increasingly isolated in the palace and surrounded with ambitious and unscrupulous young advisers, the president began falling prey to his darker suspicions.
In mid-January, I fled bone-frigid New York, spending a handful of days on South Beach, willfully prey to its neon revelry.
How did during the empowerment phase of women in this country, did we find ourselves falling prey to these awful situations with men?
But according to a recent study out of University of Texas, we also are easy prey to the corrupt use of anonymous companies.
Or will it fall prey to the Yeezus curse and sell out before we can even think of getting our hands on it?
The "inspection" also allows the prey to check how determined the predator is to attack, and can alert other animals to the danger.
Dr. Brennan might be a woman with superhuman smarts, but even she can fall prey to the worst kind of enemy: the flu.
Don't fall prey to this ignorant, harmful mentality — the same one used to blame sexual assault survivors for the crimes perpetrated against them.
Academics, think tanks, NGOs and media can help populations become savvier consumers of information, so we don't fall prey to trolls and bots.
But air forces have an interest in making sure there are still jobs for pilots; this may leave them prey to unconscious bias.
If the grass always seems greener in your neighbor's yard, it might be because you're falling prey to common lawn care faux-pas.
Somewhere along its evolutionary timeline, the Venus flytrap adapted that defensive gene activation pattern into an offense, effectively switching from prey to predator.
But Eritrea, run by a government with a strongly secular approach, says concerns that its citizens could fall prey to extremism are misplaced.
Polls of the 1992 UK general election fell prey to something similar when they predicted the election would produce a narrow Labour majority.
It's still here in the sequel, though it often falls prey to the corny urge to make everyone and everything over-the-top.
What is disheartening is how otherwise intelligent people have let themselves fall prey to interpreting factual tidbits to support their own ideological conclusions.
As one who has fallen prey to their charms in the past, I'd advise you to do your due diligence before you hire.
Only the American people can end this attack by not falling prey to drug use and helping future generations to do the same.
But their grins were as wide as their hopes were secure, whereas Isabelle is prey to sudden squalls of tears and craven entreaties.
Many Central Americans fall prey to extortion, rape or even kidnapping by gangs and drug cartels as they make their way through Mexico.
It's the latest mega-event to fall prey to the social distancing measures put in place to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
Some, like Victoria's Secret, are falling prey to changing times, failing to reconnect with shoppers as lingerie trends focus more on body positivity.
Without falling prey to the trope of artistic achievement through trauma, this intensely detailed visual biography does justice to a still undervalued artist.
Those who believed the Kremlin conspiracy was a partisan myth could feel confident that the counsel would not fall prey to political pressures.
If you're a hunter, what you want is to be able to disguise yourself as something that will bring your prey to you.
Syrians who once lived under ISIS would lack basic services, be prey to lawlessness and perhaps even welcome extremists into their midst again.
Ren Fan, the judge who presided over the case in Shenyang last week, offered his advice to avoid falling prey to the scam.
Despite its likable energy, Goodman's novel does sometimes seem to be falling prey to the manic, scrabbled intensity of the games it describes.
While she may have been prey to womanly vanities, she defied the natural order of her gender by having no husband or children.
Many migrants board the buses desperate to leave Mexico's northern border, where they risk falling prey to gangs that target and kidnap migrants.
But Hasidic Jews are prey to the same misinformation that has affected others, and some ultra-Orthodox rabbis have come out against vaccines.
They lived in a "subterranean world" without formal rights, documents or sense of belonging, at risk of violence and easy prey to traffickers.
The spate of violence shows how even a country known for its progressive drug policies can fall prey to the war on drugs.
And if Germany should fall prey to those who seek to manipulate fear, then the country will have been the victim of two tragedies.
"A lone female scientist without the strong backing of a university must have looked like easy prey to 14 climate-action lions," Crockford wrote.
Smart TVs today can fall prey to any number of hacker tricks—including one still-viable radio attack, stylishly demonstrated by a hovering drone.
And we can just see the way that Brexit is weakening our ties to Europe, making us more prey to Trump's America, your America.
How did so many people — high-achieving, privileged people with big goals and their entire lives ahead of them — apparently fall prey to this?
Even without Trump, the Republican Party has been growing steadily whiter, older, more rural, less educated, more prey to fictitious facts and seething biases.
The same investigation showed that 2480 children, including infants and babies, died in Giwa between January and May, falling prey to malnutrition and disease.
Fingers can easily call prey to a mezzaluna, used to finely chop herbs, or a mandolin, when you're shredding veggies for your summer salad.
But he urged them not to fall prey to the periodic temptation that has emerged throughout history to alienate minorities and resist social change.
They don't understand that economically unsound and mismanaged integration projects will fall apart, leaving them as an easy prey to "populist hordes" they abhor.
Worse, university campuses, once refuges for free speech advocates, now commonly fall prey to the Heckler's veto and all too often cancel controversial speakers.
So while many people fall prey to the attack, many more don't -- and a breach could be stopped by just one person reporting it.
Do you ever fall prey to your old thinking about them or would you say you are "on the other side," so to speak?
While most venomous creatures use their poison to kill predators or to stun prey to eat, the blenny's fangs are purely for self-defense.
We have collectively either embraced or fallen prey to a culture that has given up gravitas and an expectation of, if not "truthfulness," propriety.
Together, they are determined to prevent children in their community from falling prey to sex traffickers who have been targeting their kids for years.
As with any diet, veganism can fall prey to the bad habits of too much processed food and not enough vitamins and other nutrients.
Instead, she assumes that former industry leaders will fall prey to cronyism — a theme that pervades the movies, but has little basis in history.
The issue has relevance for economics as individuals' tendency to fall prey to temptation often negatively affects plans to, for instance, save for retirement.
Should you find yourself falling prey to disbelief, though, you'd do well to check out Demchenko's other video chronicling the construction of the device.
Women aren't immune to gender bias against other women or girls, and even people who are conscientious feminists can fall prey to unconscious bias.
I remember seeing ads in the comic books of my childhood for these novelty "glasses," but I never fell prey to that particular deception.
However, Germany must not fall prey to the illusion that there will be a return to the status quo ante following the Trump Presidency.
The Continental name would fall prey to United Airlines in 2012 when the two merged and the decision was made to adopt United's name.
But the script never allows Harley or the Birds of Prey to fully exist beyond representational avatars — not unlike Wonder Woman or Captain Marvel.
Historically, on the often-dangerous journey through Mexico, migrants from Central America have fallen prey to cartel violence and faced harsh criticism from locals.
Tree worship can fall prey to political exploitation, especially when a national or ethnic group claims an immemorial attachment to a patch of land.
Each of us had already fallen prey to the paranoia that even a single mediocre grade would compromise our chances of medical school acceptance.
But we need more than just a culture change -- we need greater protection for women who could fall prey to this sort of harassment.
Even Marvel seemed prey to a longstanding Hollywood fallacy that while women will watch movies about men, men will not watch movies about women.
Avoiding Saturn's lessons may result in you falling prey to fear or dread, while embracing them may solidify your ability to act on instinct.
Confirmation bias is the tendency to handpick information that aligns with our prior beliefs; we all fall prey to this in our daily lives.
Madame de la Pommeraye knows him as a serial womanizer, yet she falls prey to him, enchanted by the idea of a boundless passion.
Its subject was Sheff's son Nic (called Nick in the article), who had fallen prey to an all-engrossing drug addiction as a teenager.
It is its stomach, digesting the souls who fall prey to the idyllic fantasies that it creates to entrap family members in a waking dream.
Since the school had been sitting abandoned for the past few months — prey to scrappers — repair costs were said to be nearly $2144 million now.
To reach this size, Groh said, this crocodile likely  had the benefit of warm weather , plenty of room to roam and large prey to hunt.
You are fortunate in having overcome, by an honorable marriage, that celibacy in which one is a prey to devouring fires and to unclean ideas.
We learn almost nothing about Bundy's victims; they fade into a sea of pretty young women who fell prey to a dynamic and charismatic killer.
Even careful collectors can fall prey to one of the whiskey world's big buyer bewares: There are a fair number of fake rarities in circulation.
Richmond, Virginia news anchor Eric Phillips was beginning a segment on recalled rice cookers when he fell prey to a doozy of a teleprompter error.
"With the deepening development today of economic globalization, 'the weak falling prey to the strong' and 'winner takes all' are dead-end alleys," he said.
Parents who have fallen prey to vaccine misinformation, such as inaccurate claims that the measles vaccine results in autism, take advantage of the moral exemptions.
As is typical of orcas, they chased their prey to exhaustion, eventually killing the beaked whales through successive bites and forcing them underwater to drown.
Trying to cram too much into one initiative provides the potential of getting bogged down, and CNAP is already close to falling prey to this.
Tens of thousands of Rohingya fled by sea following an outbreak of sectarian violence in Rakhine State in 2012, some falling prey to human traffickers.
Also remember that however high and mighty your mentor may seem, they are also human and thus capable of falling prey to the same failings.
Currently, farmers can get compensation for farm animals that fall prey to wolves and subsidies for electric fences are available to help keep them out.
As reported by Motherboard last year, tens of thousands of people fall prey to software and apps like PhoneSheriff, which was discontinued in March, 2018.
"Despite being on opposite sides of the Starr investigation, however, Brett and I managed to avoid falling prey" to more divisive political instincts, Bennett added.
The somber tone of Wood's conclusion suggests that he is a historian to the core, prey to a melancholy such as Nietzsche might have predicted.
This is clearly being seen as good news for an industry that has recently fallen prey to increasing scrutiny by the press and the government.
Market participants often fall prey to lagging indicators, as they rely heavily on information that may no longer be indicative of where things are headed.
At Guadalcanal, the Japanese fell prey to the "sunk costs fallacy," deciding that because they had spent so much already, they should just keep going.
Nonetheless, strengthening democracy across the globe will prove impossible if even the most established democracies today fall prey to the tactics of would-be autocrats.
Occasionally it dips its head and hunches, mantling its wings, but there appears to be nothing at its feet, no prey to protect from encroachers.
From Sarah Paulson and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson to Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift, see which stars have fallen prey to DeGeneres' scary-awesome hijinks.
She worries that he will sink into the same patterns of drinking and gang violence that most young men in the village fall prey to.
Small-caps, in particular newly-listed stocks and those "fallen prey to market manipulation", continued to slump as investors retreated amid worries over increased regulation.
A hungry California sea lion is forced to eat a sunfish because warmer waters from El Niño are causing their normal prey to move north.
But I can say now that there have been many times when I wished I hadn't fallen prey to a "just do it" mentality. Regrets?
Have you ever fallen prey to any of the logical fallacies it describes — for example, confirmation bias, the perfectionist fallacy, or confusing correlation with causation?
But for a man who regularly submits himself to naked self-portraits in the most undignified positions, Mr. Teller is unexpectedly prey to performance anxiety.
Some poor children voluntarily approach people they think are labor contractors, offering their services in exchange for an advance, and fall prey to trafficking networks.
He started hawking T-shirts and merchandise on the site, another venture that fell prey to the Barstool difference; printing and shipping could take months.
Plus-side: It's a straight-up tax, so it doesn't fall prey to the price uncertainties, corruption and other shenanigans associated with cap-and-trade.
The only real difference is that now Texas citizens are fully protected from an area of our law that has fallen prey to political ideology.
And The Rise of Skywalker hasn't escaped unscathed, with at least 83 users falling prey to 65 malware files made to look like the movie.
This will lead to more consumers being harmed, more lives being ruined, and more financial devastation to those who fall prey to yet another scheme.
To avoid falling prey to a similar flaw, we have trained our system on a large library of images of both open and closed eyes.
For years, on the often-dangerous journey through Mexico, migrants from Central America have fallen prey to cartel violence and faced harsh criticism from locals.
It may seem that not paying taxes would be beneficial and sound like a good deal, but women should not fall prey to this rationale.
Electronics have short-circuited and even the goods residents had piled on top of high shelves and on tables fell prey to the rising waters.
Even normally reputable sources like the online Ancient History Encyclopedia fall prey to perpetuating the idea of the link between the army and the acronym.
Sharks act as natural predators to keep marine populations in check, eating sick and weak prey to help improve the gene pool for stronger, healthier generations.
This tip requires everyone on your team to apply the same settings to their calendars, but it'll ensure your meetings don't fall prey to schedule dysfunction.
From that tattoo alone, Charlotte knows that Lizzie has also been prey to the unconventional (read: abusive) teaching methods of Anton (Stephen Weber), the Academy's leader.
It was only after her rescue when speaking to state prosecutors about her ordeal did Kinan realize she had fallen prey to a sex trafficking ring.
Some critics raised concerns that Sivan would fall prey to straight-washing in his bid for Top 40 appeal — concerns he laughed off in an interview.
If I had been a tourist and not a local, I might have fallen prey to this arrangement between the rickshaw puller and the showroom owner.
But to come up with a long list of industries—including, as some Americans advocate, cinemas—that might fall prey to foreign manipulation goes too far.
Over the years, we've watched women's bodies fall prey to the nipping and tucking of photo-editing software, fueling the unrealistic expectations society pits against them.
Richie persuaded his parents to let him remain in Fresno on his own to complete his senior year, but soon afterward he fell prey to drugs.
It's more than likely even a woman like Teddi, who has had one-night stands and isn't ashamed of them, fell prey to retro gender roles.
The consequence of this would be to scatter people across the region, leaving them prey to the dangerous human trafficking gangs that operate in the area.
Kirsten Dunst stars as a woman whose down-and-out family fell prey to a get-rich-quick scam, then goes after the system in revenge.
This certainly isn't in the interest of the Central Europeans who, weak and unallied, have more than once been prey to their much larger, ambitious neighbors.
But reforms that loosened the rules for registering ownership of assets have left companies prey to fraudsters who can swipe entire businesses at a pen stroke.
In recent months, several high profile Nigerians, foreign nationals and others have fallen prey to gangs orchestrating a wave of kidnappings in the West African nation.
The media, in other words, has fallen prey to the hyper-polarization that has disintegrated governing norms in Congress and abetted the election of Donald Trump.
In addition to saw-blade teeth, it has, like a few other types of shark, suctioning lips that "glue" larger prey to its mouth while chewing.
Just like your laptop and iPhone, a smart TV is another part of the connected-device universe, meaning that it, too, can fall prey to hackers.
For the rest, resources have been prey to what William Byrd, a development economist with the United States Institute of Peace, has dubbed "industrial-scale looting".
Today, millions of people who feel left behind by the forces of globalization have become easy prey to the siren songs of isolationism, xenophobia and racism.
Which has left users with the unsolicited job of flushing out Facebook abuse by either falling prey to it, or being savvy enough to spot it.
"What we found, as we expected, is that dingos don't fall prey to [overimitation]; they just learn to solve the puzzle on their own," she said.
"Since not all stress is bad, the trick is to harness the benefits of short-term stress while not falling prey to chronic stress," Seppälä notes.
None of that noise is bound to get a reaction out of LeBron James the way accusing the Cleveland Cavaliers of falling prey to boredom does.
Would Maddon trust his bullpen now, or would he fall prey to the sort of anxiety that nearly cost the franchise its historic moment last fall?
The political divisions under President Trump and Britain's Brexit shambles showed that even mature democracies could fall prey to dangerous populism and demagogy, Mr. Zhou said.
But we fell prey to a habit that can't be repeated when we compare the new crop of Democratic challengers to Trump and to one another.
Or has it fallen prey to a devious plot by the K.G.B. to sow disarray among the country's post-independence elites with fabricated records of betrayal?
It's an easy trap to fall into — psychologists themselves frequently fall prey to it themselves — but no single study can say very much on its own.
The movie, "Ticket to Heaven," describes how a young man, adrift and vulnerable, falls prey to a sect closely resembling the Unification Church of the Rev.
The numbers are staggering: nearly 12 million people fell prey to opioid addiction in 2016 alone, contributing to 64,000 drug overdose deaths in the same year.
One of those patients said he fell so thoroughly prey to the manipulation that he allowed Dr. Herschkopf to take over his home in the Hamptons.
Its victims often go unnoticed, simply because people don't know that slavery exists, or how to spot the signs that someone has fallen prey to traffickers.
For a city that has historically fallen prey to easy divisions—beset by gang strife, corrupt politics, and racial discord—those years linked us as one.
President Trump's massive foreign aid cuts, if adopted, will devastate the assistance that ensures children around the world are less likely to become prey to traffickers.
An economically ascendant Sinai could aid in alleviating some of the conditions that have caused local Bedouins to fall prey to ISIS ideology in that area.
"To avoid falling prey to a sextortionists never send compromising photos or videos of yourself to anyone, whether you know them or think you know them."
Jamie Stewart, the frontman and only continuous member of Xiu Xiu, discusses the band's refusal to fall prey to nostalgia or resort to deliberate button-pushing.
Many believe that Iraq is lost to corrupt leaders and that it has become prey to powerful parties in neighbouring countries, notably Saudi Arabia, Iran and Turkey.
Elliott said Vivendi had "fallen prey to the 'short-termism' it has previously decried", casting judgment on the new board just four months after it was appointed.
" She compares its softness to "brain tissue," its elasticity to a "bungee cord," and its behavior on impact with its prey to "shock absorbers on a car.
That message is what worries Granik, who fears that McKenzie might fall prey to the Hollywood machine geared towards marketing young women as objects of sexual desire.
There is no reason to believe that Best Buy will avoid the same fate that bookstores fell prey to over the course of the last 10 years.
But tracing and tracking down relatives can take several months - leaving them prey to child marriage, sexual abuse and forced labor in the meantime, aid agencies say.
Threat level: China is widely believed to engage in extensive intellectual property theft, and Lonsdale claimed that Google's open, "academic" culture leaves it easy prey to China.
It's a recipe that, if executed poorly, could have fallen prey to age-old issues dealing with LGBTQ representation on-screen, like queerbaiting or male-fantasy lesbianism.
Ransomware attacks against municipal systems very much appear to be on the rise (and in fact, Baltimore's 911 system fell prey to a similar attack last year).
Newell, a well-to-do interior designer in Southern California, fell prey to Meehan when she thought she found true love with him after four failed marriages.
Celebrity Instagram accounts are prey to all manner of bizarre comments that, strange as they may be — "LBs" and posts about shopping discounts, included — are usually harmless.
" The "why not" argument is one that experts see time and again when dealing with cancer patients, who are particularly vulnerable to falling prey to sham "cures.
Instead of falling prey to the self-conscious non-belief in their own nation, they expressed their will and self-confidence to leave the failed European superstate.
In a video he livestreamed on Facebook, he accused the police of falling prey to politics for arresting him but not the masked people who attacked Ngo.
And it makes logical sense: If trophy hunting draws in so much money, the industry probably doesn't want all its star prey to disappear from the planet.
My Club Vibe, the as yet inert wireless vibrator in my bag, was a perfect example of all the stupid marketing I'm supposed to fall prey to.
Lodz, Poland is suffering from an outbreak, though not of the infectious sort: the city recently has fallen prey to a multi-hued, virus-like 3D mural.
The findings have scientists worried about whether polar bears will be able to catch enough prey to meet their unexpectedly high energy needs and sustain their population.
The genre has cast off the shallow retro tomfoolery of the early 2010s without falling prey to the dull plodding of the late 80s and early 90s.
It's a common fallacy that neophyte investors fall prey to, and one that Haley was largely able to avoid because of his understanding of the dichotomy. 2.
But the deaths in Jiangan County were harsh evidence that workers in China's vast industrial sector are still prey to great dangers, even in relatively new plants.
While he says Ukrainian law should govern the elections, they clearly could fall prey to Russian influence and enable Putin to reintegrate the separatist areas into Russia.
More than 30 years after a young girl said she fell prey to her teacher, Baldwin, like many victims, is speaking out publicly for the first time.
There they will sit, with no shade, facilities, or food, until they make the perilous journey back to further danger, or fall prey to the border cartels.
But success has a side effect: Both shows have fallen prey to high-tech scalpers who harvest large quantities of seats and resell them at exorbitant markups.
Unlike Russia in 1917, the great power governments of today, whether in Washington, Paris, Berlin or Moscow, are too strongly entrenched to fall prey to a Lenin.
Even Linda, the disgruntled outcast, falls prey to this pelvic tingle: "But they're stuck," she says to Dawn's boyfriend on the outside, after she's slept with him.
Now 27, Ms. Shawkat never fell prey to the homogeneous beauty standards imposed by the industry, and she is comfortable with her own curly-haired hipster look.
Without U.S. support, all these achievements will be in danger and Afghanistan could fall prey to neighboring countries, their sponsored proxies, and terrorists bent on gaining power.
Those claims are similar to dozens of other women who have said they fell prey to the multimillionaire, who died by suicide in August while awaiting trial.
Since processed food is cheaper and easier to push onto people the developing countries are falling prey to the corporations that will take advantage of their hardships.
Above all, senators from both parties who know in their hearts that we are living through a dangerous moment need to avoid falling prey to wishful thinking.
Whereas politicians and conservative newspapers tend to criticise aid agencies for wasting money on silly projects and falling prey to fraudsters, aid-watchers have a more profound worry.
Statements such as these are the base of a dictatorship rule, this school, as well as this country cannot and will not fall prey to these totalitarian behaviors.
Farmer suicides over failed crops and crippling debt have left "drought orphans" and widows, who often fall prey to traffickers looking to push them into prostitution, said Singh.
Using precise psychological terms, he said scandal-mongering media risked falling prey to coprophilia, or arousal from excrement, and consumers of these media risked coprophagia, or eating excrement.
In the video, Dregs and Gas Mask Colony show off areas of San Francisco that haven't fallen prey to the glassified gentrification of San Francisco's culture and architecture.
Sarah Palin, who is enraged that Sacha Baron Cohen "duped" her on his new show, is apparently not the only politician who's fallen prey to the comedian's humor.
But because we've already fallen prey to a slew of slaughtered trendy food terms, we'd like to think that we've learned from the errors of our mispronouncing ways.
If you're one of these users then it's pretty critical that you update it at the earliest opportunity to ensure that you don't fall prey to this exploit.
The plans involved creating a market into which pensioners could sell their annuities, but consumer groups warned that retirees risked squandering their savings, or falling prey to scams.
They will be more precise in determining and eliminating targets, not fall prey to human emotions such as fear or vengeance and will minimize civilian deaths, they say.
But I also recognize R. Kelly as a symptom of larger cultural web that works against Black women and girls, making them susceptible prey to men like him.
It sounds silly now (why shouldn't she know that I like her?), but I'm not the only one who falls prey to these kinds of social media anxieties.
You had this platform that's supposed to help support art and support music, but it was actually making you prey to the system you were trying to subvert.
His sense of duty is so clear that Kelly could fall easy prey to those in the West Wing who ascribe to, shall we say, less exalted motives.
And let's not fall prey to the myth that, in poor countries or rich ones, a basic income is unaffordable, or would discourage work to an excessive degree.
Or had she fallen prey to "Stockholm syndrome", named after hostages in a Swedish bank siege in 1973 who sympathised with their captors—and become a genuine revolutionary?
No, colette hasn't fallen prey to the ever-changing retail landscape — it gracefully bowed out of a game in which it's no longer interested in being a part.
But the price for the migrants is a life in the shadows, without official status and prey to exploitation by unscrupulous employers, corrupt police officers and loan sharks.
Investors fall prey to characteristics of FOMO when they deliberate for a long time and then look to external factors other than the company, on whether to invest.
Many more fall prey to the irrationally strong preference for perfect stability: Bank accounts and money market funds capture almost 30 percent of individual investors' liquid financial assets.
In a detail that reads like a fever dream, clergy gave victims large gold crucifix necklaces, which marked the children as prey to other members of the ring.
But only Gazans are trapped in this life of no-choice, alternately neglected and manipulated by fellow Arabs, and prey to the death-drives provoked by total deprivation.
Elliott has said Vivendi had "fallen prey to the 'short-termism' it has previously decried", casting judgment on the new board just four months after it was appointed.
Throughout the movie, her children try to avoid becoming prey to Diana, until mom kills herself in order to make the dark entity that is Diana go away.
In this case it is thought that the the large gape unfolds like a huge parachute when within reach of the prey, engulfing the prey to prevent escape.
Watch her lurk upstairs, denying visitors a glimpse of the fabled recluse, or shudder uncontrollably in the throes of illness, as if prey to her own private earthquake.
The show's entire run has been concerned about the ways we lose ourselves in seemingly necessary (or at least convenient) technology, and fall prey to its hidden rules.
It's not difficult to fall prey to the allure of first impressions, to catch a glimpse of a flattering profile and let the mind wander into dark corners.
Indeed, 25.6 million Americans fell prey to hucksters in between 2011 and 2012, based on the most recent data from the Federal Trade Commission's survey on consumer fraud.
Silver Airways may be the next regional airline in the US to fall prey to a stark decrease in revenue and customers due to the spread of coronavirus.
The result is a memoir that seems bent on dodging the usual memoir clichés, but in doing so, overcorrects, falling prey to the solipsism it tries to avoid.
Our pleasure principle — long prey to the manipulations of capitalism — has been turned against us, irretrievably yoked to ends that are not ours, ends we cannot fully comprehend.
The Packers had fallen prey to a common fallacy: When facing decisions like this, people are often myopic, focusing too much on the possibility of an immediate loss.
Having inspired people around the globe to rise up against police brutality, it has fallen prey to deeper problems, structural failures of design and planning implemented long ago.
A Kurdish breakaway is risky; without sufficient preparation, it would further marginalize Iraq's Sunni minority, already disenfranchised by the Shiite majority and prey to Sunni extremists like ISIS.
The people of Yellow Earth see potential in their town, but residents simultaneously worry about falling prey to yet another risky business proposition, like casinos on other reservations.
In this satirical thriller, a group of Los Angeles-based artists and critics fall prey to the whims of [insert dramatic pause] evil, semi-sentient paintings and sculptures.
As a result, many consumers find themselves in financial distress after signing up for financial products with high fees and interest rates or falling prey to unscrupulous lenders.
The 36-year old from Utah was caught selling marijuana and was sentenced to an unconscionable 55 years of prison by falling prey to Utah's three-strikes law.
We have found that many Asians whose families have been in the US for several generations -- arguably the most assimilated -- refuse to fall prey to the false equivalency.
Others who have been radicalized online have said they find that within one to three months their views have changed completely and they have fallen prey to the brainwashing.
While many assumed it would be either Norman or Beckham to fall prey to it first, the combatants were able to navigate a full game together without getting tossed.
Along the way they are prey to an array of armed groups and smuggling networks that often try to extort extra money in exchange for allowing migrants to continue.
Refusing such care because of weight bias increases the odds that patients will fall prey to unscrupulous individuals who behave as if they have their best interests in mind.
The key is to bring the prey to the ground as quickly as possible, either by tripping it up or using their weight to push it to the ground.
But the maneuvering in the wake of Mr. Johnson's announcement showed that even this bid could fall prey to the same political forces that have subverted all previous efforts.
The airline industry desperately wants to squeeze as many Benjamins out of us flyers as they can, but you don't have to fall prey to their price hiking tactics.
Months pass until you discover your loans have gone unpaid and slipped into default, and that you've fallen prey to one of the growing number of student loan scams.
It turns out even one of the most expensive and meticulously produced shows in history can fall prey to the scourge of low quality streaming and bad TV settings.
Mr Díaz, a Democrat, expresses fears of an indebted, depopulated island falling prey to "vultures" from Wall Street and the world of high finance, bent on privatising its assets.
Swift is a woman who has aggressively policed her own image, yet still fell prey to the forces that seek to take women down a notch to control them.
In the present, Russell is merely a troubled kid who's fallen prey to a repressive foster home, the Essex House, a dark mirror of Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters.
In an analysis of actual legal work practices from billing invoice data, the researchers estimated that about 13 percent of all legal work might ultimately fall prey to automation.
Unfortunately, many end up in captivity, tortured by handlers ill-educated about elephant needs, forced out of their environments due to human development, or they fall prey to poachers.
But she's also fallen prey to the pitfalls of fame and, in recent years, has become as well-known for the headlines she makes as the music she releases.
Even the most savvy cyber experts fall prey to sophisticated phishing attacks, and no human being can possibly create, remember and regularly refresh strong passwords unique to every application.
" And a Russian TV channel accused Freeman of falling prey to "a Messianic complex resulting from playing God or the president in several films, not to mention 'drug abuse.
Mrs Clinton is also prey to conflicts of interest, particularly over the Clinton Foundation, which would be much more fiercely debated now if it weren't for Mr Trump's follies.
Even — or perhaps especially — the soccer game was prey to what the columnist Christian Tretbar called a "diffuse unease," a creeping sense that no one is exempt from peril.
" Miller, 50, compared herself to people who fell prey to unscrupulous real estate policies during the subprime mortgage crisis starting in 2007, saying, "I was one of those victims.
These animals are of particular interest, according to the paper, because many must outsmart prey to survive, potentially pointing to a higher number of neurons, and thus higher intelligence.
Often women who are seeking a career in music fall prey to men who they are told can help them, only to be used sexually and then cast off.
Going forward, we simply cannot allow ourselves to fall prey to the failure of imagination that the 9/11 Commission concluded beset our leadership prior to September 11, 2001.
Critics have warned of the Maldives falling prey to "debt-trap diplomacy," meaning that it could be pressured to offer security concessions to China as repayment for large loans.
What she does is so much worse than dramatic scheming: She watches, listens, and waits for her prey to become so unnerved by her that they reveal too much.
People fall prey to schemes because of "optimism bias," a bureau report found; they think typical victims are older, gullible or even stupid and don't see themselves that way.
Impeachment news on some days has been almost too cinematic to be true: an elaborate screenwriter's ruse that we have all fallen prey to, I would think to myself.
They're almost certainly more secure than Clinton's campaign, which fell prey to a basic phishing attack — a phony email that managed to snare then-campaign chairman John Podesta's password.
If my income increases dramatically, I'll try to increase my savings rate along with it instead of falling prey to lifestyle inflation and spending all of that extra money.
The saber-toothed cat most likely suffered damage to its lower back while it twisted and turned trying to wrestle large prey to the ground with its massive forelimbs.
They fell prey to unscrupulous immigration lawyers who ripped them off because resources for black immigrants were limited -- especially for Francophone Africans and Africans who only speak African languages.
Curiously, though, there have also been reports of leopard seals behaving in a friendly manner towards people—apparently trying to present gifts, in the form of prey, to divers.
Women, because of body image insecurity and other vulnerabilities, are more prey to that exploitation—but so are children, the poor, minorities, or anyone who's in a weaker position.
As a top, or keystone, predator, tiger depopulation causes the number of the large herbivores on which they prey to balloon, disrupting the delicate balance that maintains an ecosystem.
Here, she shares her tips on how to find zen and stay in shape — or at least, not fall prey to the madness — in between all the shows (or whenever).
Don't fall prey to repeating those dry and dull recipes that you've been whipping up just because they're "fast" and "easy" — let your slow cookers do the work for you.
The latest development in Mill's case has bolstered suspicion among his fans that the rapper has fallen prey to a criminal justice system that's perennially stacked against young black men.
Children are prey to attacks, detention and sexual violence, as well as the threat of diseases and malnutrition, several aid agencies have told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in recent weeks.
Or, maybe worse, they fall prey to acting as a conduit for some type of organized crime ring looking to make big money by selling or manipulating stolen personal data.
He watched American universities, even those of name, fall prey to a rabble of Marxists, feminists, pseudo-historicists and cultural-hegemonists, who forced their own programmes on to English departments.
Size probably had something to do with it: it is difficult to see how an animal the size of Brachiosaurus could have hunted enough prey to support its enormous bulk.
The larger whales would have been more difficult prey to tackle, but more importantly, the giant sharks couldn't leave their preferred warm waters in pursuit of the pole-bound whales.
The imbalance between men and women in society and the workplace is more lopsided than in other rich countries, leaving women both prey to abuse and reluctant to speak out.
The original films were each accompanied by games that varied wildly in quality, and the most recent game fell prey to the worst excesses of free-to-play mobile gaming.
The east coast is always getting attacked, falling prey to violence—I'm thinking Independence Day, World War Z, Escape from New York (hey, look at that), that sort of thing.
Noise pollution reduces the ability of prey to hear predators approaching, can interfere with finding mates, and can also affect plants if herbivores change their locations due to excess noise.
She said unemployment and poverty also push people out of their rural indigenous communities to seek work in Ecuador's cities, where they are at risk of falling prey to traffickers.
Moleza waited for his trapped prey to settle down before passing his leg over his face and sitting back, and finishing the submission that he has so meticulously set up.
In a new project to patrol the skies, the Dutch national police force has teamed up with 'Guard from Above,' a company that trains birds of prey to tackle drones.
A New Jersey homeless man who fell prey to a cruel prank is now the recipient of an outpouring of support from good-willed strangers — and his favorite NFL team.
After an unexpected storm leaves the group's yacht capsized, the crew is left to drift for days in the Atlantic where they become prey to a group of tiger sharks.
Such a skill can reduce their chances of falling prey to human traffickers because it allows them to earn money for their families without the help of potentially unscrupulous middlemen.
If you find yourself falling prey to a deep like situation, there are a few ways to style it out to minimise the brutal humiliation of being caught red-handed.
However, the door to a middle-class life was forever closed for some of my friends and family who had fallen prey to opioids and been convicted of drug offenses.
Here's how to do your due diligence: If you fall prey to a travel scam, Hutt and Cope agree the best first step is to alert your credit card company.
Real consumer protection entails two important goals: educating people about which behavior is right and wrong and enforcing rigorous standards that protect people from falling prey to undue financial risk.
And the way things are developing between Moon and Kim, it appears Kim's hand is getting stronger while Moon and his administration continue to fall prey to Pyongyang's false promises.
That means millions of Americans have at some point lost control over their personal financial transactions, intimate conversations, and revealing photos by losing their phones or falling prey to theft.
Great horned owls, northern goshawks, and red-tailed hawks are three of the most common birds-of-prey to lash at small dogs and cats, typically those under 20 pounds.
Months pass until you learn that your loans have gone unpaid and slipped into default, and that you've fallen prey to one of the growing number of student loan scams.
Rather than calibrating his approach to those realities, some worry the president will fall prey to the same pitfalls and miscalculations that doomed his meeting with the North Korean dictator.
They still fall prey to a family member or household help who lives in close proximity — actually, I don't have one intimate friend who wasn't sexually abused as a child.
After pissing him and his clique of thugs off, Harley joins forces with the Birds of Prey to fight and destroy him — and protect young Cass Cain — at all costs.
It's a good thing someone got an iPhone in his hands because otherwise he might have fallen prey to the recent revival of flip phones in the form of foldables.
The Better Business Bureau has found that while young Americans typically lose considerably less money when they fall prey to a scam, they are dramatically more susceptible to doing so.
The only question is will we use it or have we fallen prey to another evil that the founders forewarned, the excess of factualism, the elevation of party over country.
The early studies look likely to have fallen prey to a common problem in social science research — studies that aren't powerful enough to detect effects even if there are some.
I won't pretend like I haven't fallen prey to this sort of obvious provocation, but let's all swear to do our best to ignore the dipshits for the next two weeks.
Even a scholar as even-handed as Monroe Wheeler, the curator of the Museum of Modern Art's historic 1950 Soutine retrospective, falls prey to the seduction of Faure's lush, Symbolist description.
While Le Pen's controversial views have only appealed to a minority of voters thus far, many have warned that her popularity could swell if rival parties fall prey to more scandals.
PARIS (Reuters) - In a battle between ancient arts and modern technology, France's army is teaching birds of prey to bring down remote-controlled drones when they enter no-go urban airspace.
Rebel Wilson bumps her head only to find herself inside the cliche world of your most cookie-cutter rom-coms, skewering the genre while inevitably falling prey to its charming tropes.
But in 2007, he moved to the Chatham neighborhood on the South Side, one of the toughest, to help young kids most at risk of falling prey to gangs and drugs.
Lewis, who launched the lawsuit after an estimated "thousands, possibly tens of thousands" of people fell prey to scams promoted using his reputation, said a court battle was never his aim.
We're the first ones to admit that we geek out on day planners as much as the next person, but we often fall prey to notebooks that don't have any substance.
As Brendan and Rasa shared their story with other videographers, they found as many as 20 people who had fallen prey to the same scam over the course of two weeks.
As you reevaluate your positions, ask yourself whether you're falling prey to common blind spots, such as wanting to invest more or timing the markets as they go up, Liersch said.
Dying rural areas, declines in real income, lack of startup businesses, soaring inequality, the loss of distinct cultural identities, a government prey to corporate interests—concentrated markets feed all of this.
If you find yourself suddenly spending more money on things you may not need or engaging in other impulsive behavior like binge eating, for example, you've fallen prey to decision fatigue.
"In order to make sure that retail investors do not fall prey to market manipulation and fraud, virtual currencies should be regulated as other financial instruments," Ferber said in a statement.
That said, police must continue to do their jobs and not fall prey to the desire either to make their own statements or "stand down" from their sworn duties and obligations.
The rat snakes strike at their prey to catch it, but kill it by constriction, wrapping their body around the rat or other animal, and squeezing the life out of it.
But Isenberg falls prey to one of the most common and pernicious fallacies in American popular discourse about class: For her, America's landless farmers and precarious workers are by default white.
The United States, along with our closest allies, should lead in the race to develop forward looking and competitive 5G infrastructure technology and policy, or risk falling prey to bad actors.
Yet such a characterization would be entirely misleading because it would automatically exclude the nearly 600 known species of carnivorous plants which depend on trapping and killing their prey to survive.
Rock music can fall prey to the downfalls of ineffective activism, attempting to take on the man but existing in your own dream horizontal world, essentially removing yourself from the problem.
However, the plaintiffs are arguing that changes of party affiliation were lost in the mail, changed to independent without the the plaintiffs' knowledge or consent, or caught prey to clerical errors.
Police officials have multiple theories about the murders, including that the women could have fallen prey to a serial killer, or killed as a result of domestic violence or land disputes.
The epidemic is in a region of Congo that is prey to armed groups and violence where officials are prone to see threats through a security lens and to use force.
With parenting and pot, if you're rich, you're gonna be fine—but if you're not, you're prey to government entities that think that pot is an indicator of poor parental decisions.
Some parents are falling prey to what police are calling a "virtual kidnapping" scam, where a caller demands a ransom for children they haven't actually kidnapped, California police told NBC News.
In a subplot that doesn't add much, Robert plays in a punk band led by his sister, Annie (Esme Appleton), that falls prey to petty internecine squabbling and frustrated secret desires.
The new film, directed by Luca Guadagnino, tackles the same basic premise of students at a prestigious dance academy falling prey to a supernatural threat with a drastically different aesthetic sensibility.
It's unclear which approach will be safer and more reliable — flying robots could crash and fall on people's heads, but ground-based robots could cause accidents or fall prey to vandalism.
But there is also the risk of falling prey to Silicon Valley-style techno-solutionism, where tech is used to address all problems at the expense of simpler, more enduring solutions.
"WADA must not fall prey to manipulation and false assertions from the ministry, the same arm of the Kremlin that facilitated the doping program and asserted false compliance," Dr. Rodchenkov wrote.
Monarch caterpillars can fall prey to predators, parasites and diseases, but if there's enough milkweed to sustain them, at least some of the caterpillars will ultimately survive to form a chrysalis.
At first, it seemed that Qantas, like a number of other international companies, had fallen prey to a ransomware virus, known as Petya, that started in Ukraine and swept the world.
"Henrys are prey to the mortgage industry: Because of their high income levels, oftentimes, Henrys are approved for a home loan much larger than their monthly incomes can support," she said.
This is similar to what security professionals refer to as a "watering hole" attack, named after predatory animals who lie in wait at watering holes for prey to arrive to drink.
Advocates say some then fall prey to powerful job brokers who charge high fees to win them work yet often fail to inform the women they have rights under Taiwan law.
Kansas City's defense had tightened up considerably on its last few tries, but this time around they once again fell prey to a series of short grinding plays by the Patriots.
Either way, fishnet tights have finally fallen prey to Kardashian-Jenner madness, having worked their way from fashion-crowd favorite to full-on mass-appeal — first thanks to Kim, and now Kylie.
Tony Scott's The Hunger (1983) flips the "woman falls in love with/prey to a male vampire" script, with the immortal Catherine Deneuve lusting after David Bowie and then later Susan Sarandon.
Focused on the primal chase between predator and prey, it travels the globe, capturing thrilling scenarios where you genuinely want both the prey to escape and the predator to snatch a meal.
Her organization, Working to Halt Online Abuse (WHOA), was founded after she and another friend fell prey to cyber stalkers and came to understand how little the law could do for them.
Angry online commenters, who may or may not have fallen prey to the scam, quickly took to Reddit to vent their frustration — with some hinting at the possibility of an inside job.
While the amusement park setting enables Hand to ramp up the tension with a toolbox of strange and creepy people and places to play with, she never falls prey to pointless sensationalism.
There's not enough appreciation for games that manage to thread the needle, finding a way to onboard the inexperienced, indoctrinating them to complicated concepts and intertwined mechanics, without falling prey to oversimplification.
One outside expert who reviewed the data said it showed how even the well-defended Clinton campaign fell prey to phishing, a basic cyberespionage technique that uses bogus emails to harvest passwords.
One of the oddest ways that an AI system can fail is by falling prey to an adversarial attack — a cleverly manipulated input that makes the system behave in an unexpected way.
Truman's dedication of American leadership, manpower and resources in response kept much of Europe, and the world, from falling prey to the 85033th century's other great "ism" in the decades that followed.
The rising pressure on the economy was further underlined by a weak outcome for retail sales, meaning Japan's recovery is showing signs of falling prey to both slackening domestic and external demand.
"The number is high, but what makes these statistics unique is that they show us what specific groups are falling prey to human trafficking," National Rapporteur Corinne Dettmeijer said in an interview.
One particular standout: a sequence where yet another girl falls prey to the fits, but is only seen clearly through the smartphone screens of her peers as they film her frightened gasps.
But it's also the case that everyone can fall prey to losing their willpower, especially when they're under stress, feeling lonely, feeling alienated, feeling disappointed, feeling bored and many other emotional states.
Tsitsipas saved break points at 63-2 and 3-3 but Nadal was now in hunting mode and at 4-4 he finally cornered his prey to break for the first time.
Kashmir, a state in the northeastern corner of India, was first to fall prey to drug smuggling on the borders, substances started to be brought in with gold, fake notes and weapons.
We must not allow Kim to drive a wedge between the US and ROK alliance, nor allow ourselves to fall prey to his whimsy, insincerity and bullishness over the issue of denuclearization.
The idea of an otherwise well-behaved little girl, not that much younger than me, falling prey to that kind of pure, unrelenting evil tapped into my especially God-fearing childhood self.
The novel, "Night of Camp David," features an unhinged American president who falls prey to his own paranoia and conspiratorial fantasies, as people around him struggle to rein in his worst impulses.
"I have heard people say Brat fell prey to the same thing that happened to Eric Cantor," Lisa Turner, a 60-year-old canvasser with Spanberger's campaign said of her door-knocking.
Those of us who write about people in the arena should not fall prey to the conceit that we are likewise in the arena and deserve to have our life stories written.
Fret not, Google has a very wavy and majorly '80s-looking tool to help you find out if you're letting your freak flag fly or if you've fallen prey to the zeitgeist.
Over the previous year, dozens of think tanks, universities and political organizations associated with both parties had fallen prey to Russian spear phishing — emails that tricked victims into clicking on malicious links.
Without the voice of the minority, they worry, legislation would fall prey to the extreme instincts of the base of both parties, as is often the case in the majority-rules House.
That has left an untold number of migrants trapped in Mexico, where they have sometimes fallen prey to kidnappers seeking ransom or been driven into the hands of drug cartels and smugglers.
The rising pressure on the economy was further underlined by a soft outcome for retail sales, meaning Japan's recovery is showing signs of falling prey to both slackening domestic and external demand.
The reality is that most of us live in some nameless subgenre of the modern Western world, a place that doesn't offer us many opportunities to be prey to anything but ourselves.
Europe's hate speech laws are a symbol of its post–World War II reckoning — a kind of legal backup for the pledge to never again fall prey to hatred and ethnic division.
Described in these terms, as a deal easing the flow of cheese in one direction and cars in the other, JEEPA sounds like an old-style trade haggle prey to national vested interests.
But even if you assume that Amazon won't make any mistakes or fall prey to evil hackers in the near future, you can always count on the government getting access to Echo devices.
The gatherings grew in size as more would-be immigrants saw them as a way to travel through Mexico while avoiding immigration checkpoints and routes that often resulted in falling prey to criminals.
The average payment demanded is just $300, according to the security firm Symantec, a sum that is within reach for the individuals and small businesses that most often fall prey to these schemes.
And Libya, fractured into two halves after the Arab Spring -- the west ruled by Tripoli and the east ruled from Benghazi by insurgents -- could easily fall prey to forces antithetical to American interests.
In such an environment, investors are making money, avoiding stress, and are unlikely to fall prey to silly mistakes like selling or buying stocks based on the strength of a one-day move.
That principle is reflected in the Prevent programme, which imposes on teachers, policemen and other public servants a duty to be vigilant in spotting individuals who might be falling prey to extremist ideas.
My only hope is that people will return to some of those foundational principles instead of falling prey to this tribal appeal that we've seen for political reasons on both sides for years.
To help prevent its users from falling prey to catfishers, Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe explained to New York Magazine that the app will add a new feature that requires users to submit selfies.
The original SSTV footage is likely to never be found, according to the New York Times, with NASA determining in the 2000s that they likely fell prey to tape shortages in the 1980s.
It has been similarly nerve wracking to watch their Democratic counterparts try to keep their caucuses from falling prey to the will of the mob and turning into the 24-hour impeachment network.
Wilson sought to determine which physical characteristics and locomotion styles emerged in the predators to help them catch and take down their prey, and which characteristics evolved in prey to help them escape.
You'd have to be pretty naive to think that, say, Sam Malone would leave Cheers forever, or that any one of the main ER doctors might fall prey to some medical malady themselves.
Trump's critics argue he is fixated on optics and risks falling prey to foreign states who use personal flattery as a way to get what they want from him on more meaningful issues.
The birds are five months old now, and until they mature, the force will use eagles supplied by Guard From Above, a company that trains birds of prey to take down hostile drones.
Editorial Chancellor Werner Faymann's sudden resignation on Monday could mean the collapse of Austria's postwar political establishment, while increasing the likelihood of yet another European democracy falling prey to the xenophobic far right.
At the opposite end, according to our research, companies struggling today tend to fall prey to the siren song of the ever-present and ever-promising new, moving too hastily to new horizons.
Military investigators had launched an investigation into Zhang's ties to two former Central Military Commission vice chairmen -- Guo Boxiong and Xu Caihou -- who fell prey to President Xi Jinping's massive anti-corruption campaign.
Infested with fungus and diseases, and over time falling prey to inferior genetics, hatchery fish ultimately became part of the problem they were built to solve, putting further pressure on wild salmon stocks.
In the government's sentencing memorandum, prosecutors argue that Mohamad Khweis should be locked up for 2016 years as a deterrent and a reality check for people who may fall prey to ISIS propaganda.
"Modi is a very good salesman but we are not going to fall prey to his glib talk again," said 55-year-old Narendra Kalhande, who grows cane on his 2.5 acre farm.
The same consumer culture that infantilized adults — with "cute paper napkins and cottage-cheese crested salads" and "'raid-the-icebox' midnight snacks" — was also sexualizing their children and making them prey to pedophiles.
We all need to hold our lawmakers accountable for supporting unfair or inhumane policies and all practices that perpetuate injustice, especially for the blacks and Latinos who fall prey to them most frequently.
This is especially problematic for younger workers who feel overwhelmed by the complex modern job market, and fall prey to "existential indifference," says Schnell, who specializes in the pursuit of meaning in life.
Vick's tale is one of against-long-odds achievement, meteoric ascension to the pinnacle of his profession and losing it all, while falling prey to hubris and his own cripplingly poor decision-making.
For as long as they don't fulfill the accession criteria, they still could be more closely associated with the single market, preventing them from falling prey to the encroachment of Russia and China.
And I'll admit that I've often fallen prey to cynicism when looking for a visual to best convey the current state of the world, confronted as it is with such terrifying environmental challenges.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Britain should take in 3,000 refugee children who are traveling through Europe alone and are at risk of falling prey to human traffickers, a parliamentary committee said on Tuesday.
Sadly, local leaders often fall prey to so-called economic impact analyses of municipal policy that include dramatic claims of job growth and investment from public funding of streetcars, stadiums and entertainment districts.
Not only do you face death from the downpours and starvation, you'll discover that the slugcat isn't the top predator around, but is also prey to the larger creatures in the game's terrific ecosystems.
Just a few meters away from where they originally hatched, they build silk-lined tubes within the bark of trees and hide inside, waiting for prey to come close enough for an ambush attack.
To prevent yourself from falling prey to one of these phony apps, you should only download apps hosted in the official Google Play Store or Apple App Store, where they are vetted and safe.
Prosecutors are seeking to establish a pattern of predatory behavior to paint Cosby as a serial sexual assaulter, with Constand just one of many victims to fall prey to the comedian over the decades.
The shark, a torpedo-shaped symbol of terror popularized by the "Jaws" movies, is an open-water fish that swims fast, rips its prey to pieces and never encounters walls in its natural surroundings.
A new study shows that younger internet users might be the most susceptible group to online scams, bucking the conventional wisdom that older users are the most likely to fall prey to digital fraud.
Cariño Barragán, a campaign coordinator at Seattle's Casa Latina — a non-profit that helps Hispanic workers deal with labor issues — said illegal immigrant workers are at special risk of falling prey to wage theft.
But asking for details like how the White Walkers look, move, and even smell suggests that Arya is thinking about them not as prey to be hunted, but as an enemy to be infiltrated.
The bank failed to properly monitor the program and it fell prey to "unchecked incentives and an unrealistic and uncaring culture of high-pressure sales targets can lead to serious consumer harm," he said.
The study suggested that falling prey to a telephone scam, even in people who appear to be functioning normally, may be an early warning sign of later cognitive problems or Alzheimer's, Dr. Boyle said.
Perhaps to shock Sol, and perhaps as a warning, Asta weaves her own version of the affair, telling tales of a monster that transforms into a swan to lure its prey to dark waters.
As the Dow Jones Industrial Average enjoyed the single biggest point gain since 2009, Robinhood's application fell prey to an error that locked users out of the service for the duration of Monday's trading.
Labor rights experts said such debts put people at risk of falling prey to the world's most common form of modern slavery, debt bondage, where people are locked into exploitative work to repay debts.
A recent report from UNICEF, the U.N. children's fund, UNICEF report said that in the chaotic, unorganized camps, children and youths could fall prey to traffickers and people looking to exploit and manipulate them.
In that respect, it feels like the sort of light crime procedural that has found a home on USA or TNT, at least before they took somewhat darker turns, falling prey to FX envy.
These lions, who had lost most of their normal prey to habitat damage and human population growth, instead began consuming bush pigs, a native species that is also a serious and nocturnal crop pest.
"Organized crime knows they can't fight back" That leaves children traveling alone waiting indefinitely in Tijuana, where immigration lawyers say they are at greater risk of falling prey to criminal organizations, especially sexual slavery.
Heeder and Hielscher uncover the truly disturbing reality we're building for ourselves, in which the most vulnerable in society lose all privacy and become prey to our need to keep order through maximum efficiency.
The specter of disappointing finales (from universally derided endings like Dexter's to more divisive ones like Breaking Bad's or Lost's — both of which I really like) looms, and nobody wants to fall prey to it.
Facebook is the cardinal example of how it fails, and as the Cambridge Analytica scandal has revealed, rendering yourself prey to the social network's privacy-killing tendencies can also endanger your friends' privacy, as well.
Archaeologists at the Albanian Underwater Archaeology conference warned Tuesday that the wealth of underwater artifacts in the country&aposs southwestern seabed, near its border with Greece, could easily fall prey to looters or treasure hunters.
That was exactly the case for hundreds of people who reportedly gathered outside a courthouse in Detroit Wednesday morning, after they fell prey to a scam from a group dubbed the Detroit Free Housing Project.
" McCarthy endorsed the opinions of the Wherry-Hill Committee when he continued to voice an excerpt from their report: "As has been previously discussed in this report, the pervert is easy prey to the blackmailer.
But Monte dei Paschi's precipitous share price fall has added urgency to the talks, raising fears the Tuscan bank may fall prey to foreign banks - although Spain's Santander and France's BNP Paribas have denied interest.
One might think Instagram is a good avenue for horniess, and in some respects it is: who hasn't liked a butt shot of Emily Ratajkowski once or twice, or fallen prey to the "thirst follow"?
Anyway, Drake's Views might have only arrived last week, but already it has fallen prey to one of the world's many jesters working with a cracked copy of Ableton and way too much spare time.
Making the right decisions in support of this preeminent American national security priority requires, first and foremost, avoiding falling prey to false narratives that seek to manipulate public discussion rather than to accurately inform it.
Rotten Tomatoes score: 30%As the world falls prey to creatures who hunt by sound, Ally (Kiernan Shipka), a young girl who is deaf, attempts to seek refuge with her mother and father (Stanley Tucci).
But they suffer from a profound societal disconnect, falling prey to radicalization in that specific experience of being migrants in Russia, where they're discriminated against by neo-Nazis, or humiliated in the Russian cultural sphere.
Simon Tilford, deputy director of the Center for European Reform, a research organization in London, noted that referendums in Europe had often fallen prey to oversimplification, base appeals to emotions and scaremongering on both sides.
But as they've increased in frequency over the past couple years, they've gotten more convincing, too — and last year almost one in six Americans fell prey to scams, up from 1 in 10 in 2017.
There have been at least 169 incidents of state and local governments falling prey to ransomware since that year, though Mr. Liska said that estimate was probably low because governments don't always publicize such attacks.
ANONYMOUS, GEORGIA Every few weeks, I work myself into a lather over some new mailing list I've fallen prey to: an art gallery that sells bronze statuettes of ballerinas or the N.R.A. fund-raising juggernaut.
Sixty-eight boxes are occupied by hungry barn owls; during the harvest, a falconer comes to some vineyards every day, launching a bird of prey to scare away other birds with a taste for grapes.
Buttigieg's plan falls prey to the same mistake that all of the non-single-payer plans make: the belief that significant conflict with the various bad actors in the health care system can be avoided.
When the planners restoring the Wyoming State Capitol building in Cheyenne unearthed a set of old blueprints for the building, they realized that, at some point in the past, history had fallen prey to bureaucracy.
Not everyone falls prey to this effect, as Anuj K. Shah, a professor of behavioral science at the University of Chicago, has demonstrated in research done with Eldar Shafir, a psychology professor at Princeton, and me.
Contemptuous of both secular Western culture and the traditional Islam of their parents, they become prey to jihadists who claim to know true religion and offer equality to anyone prepared to fight under the Prophet's banner.
Many corporations and enterprises have Trumps who are harbored at the expense of employee well-being and productivity -- and it's important to note that men also fall prey to this, including by bosses who are closeted.
But the whole controversy raises the question: Is she selling us something we don't even know we want (despite the ire of feminist Twitter), or is she falling prey to a market that profits in stereotypes?
Weather forecasters said strong winds would persist for another day or two days at least, heightening the risk that even spots where firefighters were close to containing the flames could fall prey to another flare-up.
This is wonderful, but it's also set against a stark backdrop: a growing body of research suggests that older people have disproportionately fallen prey to internet misinformation and risk being more polarized by their online habits.
So, whether you're falling prey to the Blue Monday myth or just feeling a bit of the winter blues, here are five ways to feel better on Monday (and for the rest of the winter): 1.
The annual "mating season" has been taking place at Metal Bulletin's aluminium conference in Berlin, but Rusal faced being locked out of the talks as buyers balked at the risk of falling prey to secondary sanctions.
Although the shares of HelloFresh, which debuted on Frankfurt's stock exchange in November, have risen by 24%, analysts are concerned that both services may fall prey to competition not from rival startups, but from big grocers.
The DAO had fallen prey to a gaping security flaw in its code; the subsequent attempts on the part of the decentralized Ethereum community to remediate the breach had, in turn, revealed the platform's foundational instability.
Furthermore, a simple block grant would fall prey to a 'formula fight'  — a vicious political scrum over which state or congressional district gets which piece of (what in this case would be) a greatly diminished pie.
Last week, an Ohio teenager who got vaccinated against his family's wishes gave dramatic testimony before Congress of how he believed his mother had fallen prey to widely debunked conspiracy theories about the dangers of immunization.
DHAKA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Amina Begum, a Rohingya woman living in a refugee camp in Bangladesh, is undeterred in her quest to join her husband in Malaysia even though she already fell prey to traffickers once.
His troops operate throughout 115,000 square miles of territory in Central African Republic, South Sudan, Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo — all areas of conflict where civilians have fallen prey to marauding groups of fighters.
At the beginning of the video captured by Kerjosse, 60, the honey badger seemed to be struggling as the python wrapped itself around the large black animal in an effort to squeeze its prey to death.
We also tend to fall prey to an availability heuristic: Our brains call up the most vivid or immediate context we've got when evaluating the risk of an unknown situation, and that context colors our judgment.
And for Dumbledore, Harry is a representation of young Dumbledore himself — but Dumbledore was corrupted by darkness in his youth, so he pushes Harry endlessly to make sure he won't fall prey to the same mistakes.
This, in turn, will make it less onerous to fill out details to complete the transaction — and therefore less likely for the sale to fall prey to the "shopping cart abandonment" that scuppers many an online transaction.
Pinstripe doesn't fall prey to any of this, it feels as full and cohesive as a project with a much bigger staff and budget, with all the weirdness and sharp edges as a piece from the heart.
They thus fall prey to the "lump of labour fallacy", the notion that there is a fixed amount of work to be done which can be shared out in different ways to create fewer or more jobs.
The U.N. and its member states had been "too timid in our collective pushback on what's happening to human rights" and sometimes fell prey to wishful thinking when trying to mediate peace and stop wars, he said.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At least 80 million children living in areas affected by war or natural disaster had their education disrupted last year, leaving them prey to child labor, trafficking and extremism, experts said on Thursday.
The world's great democratic powers – the U.S., the U.K. and Ukraine's friends in Europe – must not fall prey to the siren call of nationalism and ignore Russia's blatant imperialism, because it will not stop on its own.
The film, directed by Shaul Schwarz and Christina Clusiau, assesses some of the ways that threatened species are used for commercial gain, from elephants being auctioned to hunters as prey, to rhinos being farmed for their horns.
Last year, a CNN investigation exposed the migrant slave markets operating in Libya, and last month, the UN Refugee Agency warned that many people fleeing war and persecution are falling prey to criminal networks in the country.
The dollar index fell to a near eight-week low after data showed U.S. private employers added the fewest jobs in May since 2010, aggravating concerns the U.S. economy could fall prey to an elongated trade war.
What is to keep the city from again falling prey to extremists if the Shiite-led Iraqi government in Baghdad remains fractured and incapable of building a country in which Sunnis, Shiites and Kurds have equal rights?
As in the novel, the movie opens just as her longtime companion, Miss Taylor (the invaluable Gemma Whelan), marries, leaving Emma alone and prey to her worst, most meddlesome habits, particularly when it comes to other people.
As the show's director as well, he serves up moments of postmodern fun, but sometimes falls prey to making scenes so cute they are obnoxious (a top-hat-and-lab-coat song-and-dance number, for example).
This influx has strained aid agencies and communities across eastern Cameroon, where more than 220,22013 child refugees are out of school, and prey to violence, sexual abuse and early marriage, according to the U.N. children's agency (UNICEF).
However, the iPhone 4's form factor famously fell prey to the antennagate controversy, which saw people lose cell reception if they held the device incorrectly, forcing Apple to give out free cases to solve the problem.
Buy it here >>In this Dennis Lehane-esqe thriller that's also a moving story of family and addiction, a policewoman must investigate the disappearance of her estranged sister, who may have fallen prey to a serial killer.
Here, Koch has replicated a hawk stand in "Perch" by fabricating and sculpting each component to imitate ones traditionally used for falconry, an ancient discipline that trains birds of prey to hunt for the benefit of humans.
What may seem to be avoidance or disinterest (as interpreted by humans) may simply be cats behaving as the creatures they are: tiny, semi-domesticated (and semi-wild), carnivorous predatory beasties who are also prey to larger predators.
Kobi Sofer, a ranger for Israel&aposs Nature and Parks Authority, said vegetation could rebound relatively quickly but it will likely take many years, if at all, for the entire ecosystem of plants, predators and prey to recover.
It's unknown how often small males fall prey to females, but the presence of an exceptionally long mating arm and the distant mating position may hint at "sexual cannibalism being a factor in their evolution," Dr. Huffard said.
But we'd be remiss not to acknowledge the signature feature they share: their piercing, Alaskan husky eyes that bop down the runway, as wispy, chestnut-brown hair distorts your line of vision from falling prey to their hypnosis.
Fragile and fractious countries that would previously have feared being conquered by more powerful neighbours can now fall prey to civil wars or brutal insurgencies without bad actors fearing loss of the national territory they seek to control.
But with Rick Devens, a massive threat with an idol in his pocket – and another threat about to re-enter the game from the Edge of Extinction – the dominant alliance may fall prey to that common Survivor struggle.
The government's target is to reach 10 million visitors by 2022, and with record high tourist numbers more children could fall prey to sexual exploitation, driven by demand from tourists mainly from the United States, Canada and Europe.
When you make your decisions based on other people's opinions, two things tend to happen: The best way to avoid falling prey to the opinions of others is to realize that other people's opinions are just that — opinions.
Lucas's little sister Erica (Priah Ferguson) will also play a bigger part thanks to her (well-earned) popularity among fans, though her spunkiness would suggest that she's not quite as at risk of falling prey to malevolent forces.
Critics worry that domestic-focused funds in general can fall prey to a misallocation of resources or outright corruption, citing the example of Malaysia's 1MDB, which is the focus of money-laundering probes in at least six countries.
That may be in part because these lizards aren't at the top of the food chain; top predators like bobcats, cheetahs, and mountain lions require access to a lot of area and a lot of prey to survive.
He was elected in 2014, running a steady campaign against Republican Tom Corbett, who fell prey to his own controversial plans for reforming the state lottery, liquor-sales system, and budgetary process, and to a series of gaffes.
Corporate ranchers had made a serious attempt to establish their own market hegemony, but fell prey to a series of blizzards in the 1880s and to the new difficulties of management that grazing herds over vast expanses involved.
Yes, the Knicks had fallen prey to the habitual wizardry of the Thunder star Russell Westbrook, who had 27 points, 18 rebounds and 14 assists, his third straight triple-double and his eighth in 19 games this season.
Party regulars, Madison might remind us, especially those who actually know the candidates and can exercise serious "peer review," may ultimately be better judges of candidate character and competence, and less likely to fall prey to populist demagoguery.
When the season goes dark, however, it goes very dark, as in "Men Against Fire," a Rod Serling-esque parable about war and dehumanization, and "Shut Up and Dance," about a man who falls prey to online blackmail.
Whether it's a 9-7 playoff team being made to eat dirt by a superior opponent, as happened against the Chiefs last year, or if they fall prey to the Titans and Colts and don't even get there.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A rise in online adverts offering accommodation in Britain rent-free in exchange for sex has fueled fears among charities over the safety of young, homeless people who could fall prey to sexual abuse.
If this matchup were being played in Baltimore it would be tempting to predict an upset, but even the Ravens will likely fall prey to the belief that they need to pass to keep up with the Chiefs.
Raptors are already well known for "smart" hunting approaches, including following human vehicles that might flush prey to dropping stones on tough eggs, said Steve Debus, an adjunct lecturer at the University of New England in Armidale, Australia.
Six in 10 of those forced to flee their homes in the conflict-ravaged Kasai region - about 850,000 - are children, leaving them prey to attack, detention, sexual violence, and recruitment by militia fighters, according to the U.N. agency.
But after 20 years of swelling presidential expectations, Booker ultimately failed to resonate with voters, who perhaps fell prey to Joe Biden's time-tested familiarity, Pete Buttigieg's electrifying novelty, Elizabeth Warren's policy prowess or Bernie Sander's radical rhetoric.
Alan Sepinwall, Uproxx: The whole thing could very easily fall prey to all the worst symptoms of sequelitis, but despite some bumps along the way — one bad storytelling choice in particular — Stranger Things 2 largely justifies its existence.
A boy named Kay, having caught slivers of the mirror in his eye and his heart, falls prey to the allure of the Snow Queen, who takes him on her sled and entraps him in her ice kingdom.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Only five child migrants who reached Italy and Greece without their parents were transferred to Britain in 2016, aid agencies said on Thursday, warning that many others risked falling prey to traffickers and smugglers.
He wanted to see how the community that had produced some of the suspected perpetrators of the November bombings and mass shootings would pick up the pieces, and prevent more young people from falling prey to radical ideologies.
If you do fall prey to this bug, ask the person who sent the message to try to delete the entire conversation thread or at least send a new message so you can burry the character beneath new messages.
Hundreds of thousands of U.S. children live in foster care, prey to predator sex traffickers who may find their young victims at bus stops, shopping malls or street corners as well as on social media and online chat rooms.
A soaring number may become prey to vector-borne viruses like dengue, which have struck Africa at a record pace in recent years, fueled by urbanization, population growth, poor sanitation and global warming, the World Health Organization (WHO) says.
In The Body Is Not an Apology, Sonya Renee Taylor asks us to consider all the ways we participate in and fall prey to body terrorism in regard to our own bodies as well as the bodies of others.
Critics also worry that domestic-focused funds in general can fall prey to a misallocation of resources or outright corruption, citing the example of Malaysia's 1MDB, which has been focus of money-laundering probes in at least six countries.
Everyone human on Game of Thrones is prey to the looming army of White Walkers heading down from north of the wall, but a new fan theory suggests the army of the dead may strike sooner than we thought.
Girls, on the other hand, are more inclined to fall prey to social media, and there are serious effects on mental health struggles, since social media can be hurtful for young girls, and there's been an increase in suicide.
It's not unusual for a movie with positive buzz coming off the festival circuit to fall prey to a backlash cycle (as with La La Land) or to other, more serious matters (as with The Birth of a Nation).
The withdrawal of aid and services in Bangassou, Kaga Bandoro and Zemio has left tens of thousands of people without enough to eat and unable to access healthcare - leaving them prey to malnutrition and disease, several aid groups said.
Further, Barneys' struggles have placed it among the ranks of fellow high-end retailers like Lord & Taylor and Henri Bendel, once iconic stores that fell prey to the growth of e-commerce, sky-rocketing rent, and shifting consumer habits.
True, the move took place in something of a liquidity black hole with China and much of Europe on holiday this week, leaving the market prey to automated funds, which have been momentum-trading a rapidly deteriorating technical picture.
The January/February double issue marked the last time the Playmates would be shown in all their naked glory — a sign of the times, the publication having fallen prey to the digital age and the onslaught of Internet pornography.
Leaders of the European Union in Brussels have also raised fears that Italy — saddled by debt, and tempted by promises of hundreds of millions of euros in infrastructure investment — could fall prey to a Chinese divide-and-conquer strategy.
In 2012, after falling prey to drug use and depression, an Iraq war veteran named Jessica Sunderland was arrested in connection with a string of burglaries on Long Island and found herself locked up in the Suffolk County jail.
But other biennales are probably also prey to this to a certain extent, although Qi does not call itself a biennale, and the expansive curated exhibition that is usually central to that format has not been the model here.
Walking by night, however, is preferable to doing it by day, when they can be picked off by ISIS snipers or fall prey to the withering heat, with daytime temperatures well over 110 degrees Fahrenheit (around 45 degrees Celsius).
There is no one better suited to disabusing Biden of his notion that Republicans will have an "epiphany" and become a peaceful and collaborative party than the man who famously fell prey to the Swift Boat Veterans for Truth.
Since then, perhaps to atone for this original sin, many of us have fallen prey to the idea that we can somehow get rid of nasty — usually nebulously defined — toxins in our bodies to be purer, cleaner, and lighter.
And since non-college educated whites are relatively rare on the ground in New York and Washington, DC — where the political and media worlds are based — it's easy to fall prey to the illusion of believing the exit polls.
Coffee has long been a pillar of economic and social development in poor areas between southern Mexico and Panama, known as the "Corredor Seco," or Dry Corridor - a strip of land that has fallen prey to damaging droughts in recent years.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Police forces across Britain are failing modern-day slaves, with a lack of understanding, mediocre investigations and troubling attitudes from officers leaving many victims prey to further abuse and exploitation, a police watchdog said on Tuesday.
As a result, far too many of us — elected officials included — have fallen prey to a nasty case of confirmation bias: We embrace information that validates our existing belief system and ignore that which challenges or seeks to expand it.
Instead, what is at stake is the right to privacy of compliant citizens who are concerned about the magnitude of (often irrelevant) information about them and their finances that will travel through the internet and may fall prey to hackers.
The report also said that it was unclear how many of the approximately 90,000 children the agency had placed in the past two years fell prey to traffickers, including sex traffickers, because it does not keep track of such cases.
Fans of British film will recognize the plot from the classic British comedy "Kind Hearts and Coronets," which gave Alec Guinness a chance to display his own virtuosity as a raft of British gentlefolk falling prey to an ambitious relative.
During the recent elections he was among 200 writers who appealed to Indians not to fall prey to the sectarian campaign run by the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), and urged people to vote for a "diverse and equal India".
But so long as we allow our arguments about sex work to be led by morality rather than harm reduction, we'll continue to fall prey to the kind of knee-jerk anti-sex work zealotry displayed by No Little Girl.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The director of an award-nominated film about a traumatized boy stuck in the Calais "Jungle" camp has urged Britain to take in more lone child refugees stranded across Europe to prevent them falling prey to traffickers.
For example, if someone's fashion-related Facebook habits (such as liking pages of brands) showed preference for American brands, that means they were low on openness, thus leaning more conservatively and being more likely to fall prey to pro-Trump rhetoric.
DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tens of thousands of children in Mali are prey to life-threatening malnutrition as violence and displacement fuel a deepening nutrition crisis in the West African nation, the United Nations children's agency (UNICEF) said on Monday.
The rivals, playing out their tragicomic duel on the grandest electoral stage, are like two Shakespearean protagonists falling prey to hubris, the excessive pride that can make a politician believe the rules that govern normal mortals do not apply to them.
But Kipnis takes a controversial position within the feminist discourse surrounding this phenomenon: She identifies with the falsely accused, and with others fallen prey to the system's overreaches, the ones she perceives as collateral damage in the fight against rape.
Shortly after Powell's statement on Tuesday, data showed new orders for U.S.-made goods fell in April and shipments dropped by the most in two years, raising concerns that the U.S. economy could fall prey to an elongated trade war.
With the current solutions costing thousands of dollars (and sometimes millions), it becomes the least of their priorities to invest in a GRC platform, and as a result they fall prey to heightened risks and hefty penalties for non-compliance.
The young girl has played more of fringe role in the earlier films but is always at the forefront of her parents' minds, especially as her mother worries that she might fall prey to the nefarious spirits they battle with.
Now, saving up and shaping up to suit up and take that suit up could be a ricorous (ph) process that wouldn't suit everyone who'd be sore if they soared, but then fell prey to gravity in the gravity suit.
" His artistry and experimentation with color elevated his projection pieces to a new artistic practice, while his iconic pieces did not fall prey to derivation, as Wilfred once conceded he had "no pet color... the whole spectrum is my favorite.
The first movie, directed by Sam Raimi and starring Bruce Campbell as Ash, followed five friends as they fell prey to demons in a cabin in the woods, and it's still one of the most iconic horror films ever made.
The two schemes - one for migrants from non-European Union nations to work on Britain's farms for six months and another for workers from "low-risk" countries to stay for a year - could create expendable workforces prey to abuse, campaigners said.
Last year, a CNN investigation exposed the reality of the migrant slave markets operating in Libya, and last month, the UN Refugee Agency warned that many people fleeing war and persecution are falling prey to criminal networks in the country.
Plus, if you're like most people you experience at least some degree of imposter syndrome (which even Paul McCartney falls prey to): the inner belief that you're inadequate and mediocre, despite evidence that shows you're extremely skilled and very successful.
The combination of poverty, increased drought and shrinking water resources, and a lack of work is leaving people prey to recruitment by militant groups such as Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM), Boko Haram and Islamic State, Skretteberg said.
LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Children who flee poverty and war zones without their parents are falling prey to traffickers and smugglers once they arrive in Europe because of a disjointed response by governments, a group of British parliamentarians said on Tuesday.
Yet, a Moroccan community that is more at home in French-speaking Brussels has seen some of its young fall prey to recruiters like Khalid Zerkani, a Moroccan-born petty criminal who became the Islamic State's point man in Molenbeek.
Both are also very likely to fall prey to "loss aversion," a key tenet of Prospect Theory, which tells us that humans typically respond to the loss of resources — be it time, effort, emotion, material goods or their proxy, i.e.
Every fiber of the feline being is evolved to hunt, and cats employ a distinctive stalk-and-ambush approach, in which they sit very still and watch for prey to innocently wander by, then explode from the underbrush to slaughter it.
Or if I want them to see their country's sins clearly — as the left often sees more clearly than the right — without falling prey to the progressive tendency to remember the past only in order to hold it in contempt.
People who have worked in child welfare in and around New York City say there is a pipeline from centers like the ones here back to the streets, where children fall prey to the abuse that they were supposed to escape.
At least 165 countries have shut schools due to the COVID-19 outbreak, impacting more than 1.5 billion children who will have more time to spend online, leaving them prey to sexual predators, said the United Nations children's agency (UNICEF).
I'm thrilled for him that he achieved his goal and pray that he can help those who may have fallen prey to their dire circumstances or ill-advised choices as teenagers, which seemingly most white people don't have to atone for.
But in Vladimir Putin's Russia, rights, responsibilities and the law have fallen prey to the old Soviet notion that any deviation from the position or the lies of the state is liable to be prosecuted under vague anti-extremism legislation.
On Tuesday, 80 individuals filed a lawsuit naming Raniere and other NXIVM leaders claiming that many who fell prey to NXIVM&aposs promises of success were subject to much more than sexual and psychological abuse covered in the criminal trial.
New York (CNN Business)The world might be turning to technology to solve everything from traffic to dating, but no one app or gadget will save the rich and famous from falling prey to cyberattacks, according to digital security experts.
Trouble looms when Natasha, dazzled by the heady whirl of Moscow society, falls prey to the charms of Anatole (the amusingly preening Lucas Steele), a womanizer who enlists his sister, Hélène (Amber Gray, glamorous and scheming), to help win her affections.
The process is ostensibly a humanitarian one: It aims to help migrants escape war-torn Libya, where they are often prey to kidnapping, conscription, air raids, abuse and forced labor, without needing to brave the dangerous sea crossing to Italy.
BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The scale of sex trafficking around illegal gold mines in parts of Latin America is "staggering," and thousands of people working there are prey to labor exploitation by organized crime groups, a think-tank said on Wednesday.
To make sure you don't fall prey to the same type of con, consider these lessons: One of the reasons con artists like Lewan are able to raise money from unsuspecting marks is that they are just so darn nice.
Each year at this time, we fall prey to an assortment of opinions from our media overlords reminding us that we best not talk politics around the Thanksgiving dinner table, or at worst, "how to survive" if the topic is broached.
They might be forgiven for worrying that we will fall prey to the same ill-confidence in our electoral process, the same crassness in our public discourse, and the same distrust in our public institutions that Russia's attacks have heretofore engendered.
And while these are not necessarily mutually exclusive actions, Puerto Rico needs to be careful not to forgo its future and fall prey to the vultures simply out of a desire to get back on its feet as fast as possible.
Mr. Tamas has fallen prey to the crackdown on immigration that is at the top of the president's national agenda — and letters of support from high-profile businesspeople and his former bosses have so far not helped him win leniency.
And even though the company insisted in February that it was turning over a new leaf to appease consultants' woes, the TINA investigation says plenty of people are still falling prey to LuLaRoe's false promises, and paying for it dearly.
One thing is clear, the American worker will require a shift in our relationship to technology if we want a chance at balancing our lives better, and not falling prey to a vicious cycle of insomnia, disillusionment, and notification hell.
It's the second city in Florida to fall prey to ransomware attackers this summer: On June 19, Riviera Beach officials voted to pay their requested ransom of 65 bitcoin, close to $600,000, to hackers who disabled the city's online services in late May.
Dozens of start-up firms are developing techniques - from deploying birds of prey to firing gas through a bazooka - to take on unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that are being used to smuggle drugs, drop bombs, spy on enemy lines or buzz public spaces.
Using the al-Qaeda past as a frame to understand the present, we are falling prey to a human bias to create clean narratives that follow a clearly understandable storyline answering the questions of why, and puts individual incidents in a broader context.
The rationale is that doing some of the most natural things is something that is even accomplished by most animals, because if they are unable to do so, they would starve, fall prey to other animals or miss out on mating opportunities.
"We are only falling prey to a marketing product, and we should be wise enough to listen to what our family and friends say about circumstances, and take their advice versus the advice of someone that we don't even know," he said.
Not so fast ... But as we've been able to show in two recent papers, all of these previous studies fall prey to a mathematical error that, when corrected, actually leads to the opposite conclusion: Most of the time, gaydar will be highly inaccurate.
With so many long positions already established by last week, and few short ones left to cover, the rise in petroleum prices was at risk of running out of momentum and falling prey to a correction, which is what seems to have happened.
As for whether the Trump rally will fall prey to the seasonal forces of Wall Street's "sell in May" phenomena, Grohowski does not believe any losses would be deep, but the sell-off could come during the typically weaker months of the year.
I love that it is so weird and happily low-fi and sort of joyous, while simultaneously hitting salient points about being down and out in a big city, prey to bigger, or meaner, or ever-more privileged citizens of your spaceport.
I recently sat down with him in Chicago to talk about all the technical work that went into the role, why playing Loki got harder over time, and why he isn't worried about falling prey to the fame monster that claimed Williams.
Also, as the Internet Archive page for the video points out, 1947 was exactly when the US was falling prey to the Second Red Scare and the rise of McCarthyism — not exactly an era in which everyone was afforded liberty and respect.
Directed by Josie Rourke from a screenplay by House of Cards scribe Beau Willimon, the film mainly focuses on the ways that Mary and Elizabeth fall prey to and then rise above the collective passions of the disloyal men who are their subjects.
I empathize and understand why a jury might have fallen prey to the emotional residue of the previous decades that they lived through in LA, and how that might have informed their willingness to convict O.J., or however you want to describe it.
But the answer, by the way, you already know the answer to the question you're asking which is, I think that increasingly we culturally have fallen prey to our basest instincts in terms of what we consume and why we consume it.
While polygyny has been seen in other owl species, including barn owls and Eurasian eagle owls, it is exceedingly rare, possibly due to the fact that the setup requires a surplus of prey to be obtained for both females by the one male.
The fall and winter months may be the most wonderful time of the year for some, but it can also be the most sickly time for the 30 million people who fall prey to the influenza virus in the US each year.
Monica Watkins, founder of the anti-trafficking non-profit Beauty for Freedom, says what drove her to this line of work was the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti earthquake, in which scores of vulnerable orphaned youth fell prey to a surge of traffickers.
Latin America and the Middle East, among the biggest drivers of oil consumption until 2014, report much slower growth or even falling consumption as their economies fall prey to the commodities slump ("Brazil's fuel consumption falls as economy shrinks", Reuters, May 6).
Yes, those of us whose teams hail from smaller markets sometimes fall prey to a slightly petulant, even bilious resentment of all that boughten glory — the exorbitant free-agent contracts, the legions of scouts, the colossal television revenues — but who can blame us?
Had Manafort not been exposed, he might have gone on to occupy a position of trust in the Trump administration, much as Reagan campaign manager Bill Casey wound up running the C.I.A. He would then have been easy prey to Russian blackmail.
For years, I lived in shame for having fallen prey to such an aggressively heinous fad and for having ruined five years' worth of photos, but now I feel proud to have stanned one of our living icons in her earlier, tackier years.
The one thing I don't know, and may never know, is whether our bond is genuine affection on Beka's part or the result of her sheer will to make this work, to avoid falling prey to bitterness, to refuse to be a victim.
Dr. Mukwege's work, meanwhile, has been centered on a conflict half a world away in one of the most traumatized places on the planet, where villagers have fallen prey to militias, bandits, government soldiers and foreign armies: the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
And those institutions, too, have fallen prey to the partisanship and cultural conflict of the time: Mr. Trump has thundered against football players who kneel during the national anthem to protest police violence, accusing them of disrespecting the flag and the armed forces.
But before we fall prey to the lazy trope of "50 years of occupation," inevitably used to indict Israel, let's note the following: There would have been no occupation, and no settlements, if Egypt and its allies hadn't recklessly provoked a war.
Since the collapse of the Somali state in 1991, one is more likely to fall prey to a bomb when driving on a highway, in a cafe, in a well-appointed restaurant, a luxury hotel, a hospital or at a refugee camp.
After 20 years of never giving the tiniest hoot about my own generation, and as a person of a certain age in a management capacity, I fell prey to the 20 or 30 articles a day about dread millennials entering my feeds.
"Indeed, for the working people who fell prey to the Investments, the Trump endorsement was typically the first thing they learned about the Investments, the reason they took an interest, and the determining factor in their decision to invest," the lawsuit says.
In fact, it would leave the bill prey to "poison pill" amendments in which 48 Democrats would join with a handful of Republicans to push amendments (on, say, Medicaid) that kill conservative support for the bill without gaining it any Democratic votes.
And for a show that has sometimes fallen prey to TV's well-documented struggle to accurately portray the realities of working in media, that shift could signal that The Bold Type is finally ready to confront a matter that, so far, it has mostly ignored.
Many of those victims will rely not only on federal and state assistance, but the charitable acts of their fellow citizens, some of whom, eager to open their wallets, will become prey to online scams heartlessly siphoning funds away from those who've lost nearly everything.
DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Millions of children across the Lake Chad basin are prey to deadly water-borne diseases such as cholera and hepatitis E as the rainy season hits a region already reeling from Boko Haram's insurgency, the United Nations said on Friday.
Now, police are trying to figure out Angel's actual name — the monicker Angel was given to her by Honeychurch's family — as well as the identity of her mother, whom authorities believe also fell prey to the serial killer who sought out single women with children.
"The administration must stay the course and not fall prey to using the budget as a vehicle for problematic policy initiatives, including misguided infrastructure funding from Washington and a federal encroachment in education policy," she said, referring to Trump's proposed $1 trillion in infrastructure spending.
The Swiss group said last week EQT was its preferred suitor among several potential bidders wooing it after it sold off European and Asian tour operating businesses last year that had fallen prey to online rivals and jitters from attacks in Tunisia and Egypt.
Since November, Wolstenholme says he's seen peregrine falcons and Merlin falcons make attempts at the murmuration, but the only bird-of-prey to make a successful snatch was a sparrow hawk—which it did by ambushing a lone starling that was roosting in the woods.
Youth are disproportionately affected by such cycles because they are more likely to fall prey to conflict -- by death, injury, displacement and, in most cases, trauma -- and even if they survive or overcome that trauma, they face immense difficulties reconnecting with a normal life.
In endless repetition, she tried to say that once upon a time she had taken a chocolate from her father's special box, but she couldn't; and when, awake again, she lay there in the dark she found herself prey to thoughts she'd never had before.

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