But Democrats say they remain skeptical that Kushner is revealing everything he knows.
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Symantec isn't revealing everything it learned about the attackers or the names of their targets.
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And I think that revealing everything would eliminate much of the weird voting we've seen in the past.
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And he is still not convinced, he said, that the businesses are revealing everything they know about how their products were manipulated.
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"We hope this is the start to revealing everything that happened during those days," said Atmadji Sumarkidjo, a special assistant to Mr. Luhut.
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She had jumped onto a young man's back on the beach, and her bikini bottoms were yanked to the side, revealing everything underneath.
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"The baking of the #RoyalWedding cake is underway!" the palace wrote in an Instagram story revealing everything that is going into the regal dessert.
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And that is why the Justice Department is viciously fighting, revealing everything they can about the source in London who everybody knows the identity of.
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Some politicians seem to have approached the declaration as a sort of amnesty, revealing everything they have earned from decades of crooked dealings, in an effort to come clean.
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Let's be clear about the crimes in this case: Manning leaked nearly three-quarters of a million military and diplomatic reports, revealing everything from war plans to sensitive diplomatic sources.
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He worried that by going into such detail, by revealing everything his proximity to power had enabled him to witness, some of his old Navy colleagues might accuse him of selling out.
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In honor of her #beautyjunkieweek, the actress and lifestyle guru just gave us a look inside her product stash on Instagram, revealing everything from her disorganized drawer to her must-have hair essentials.
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He tells me over Skype that he became tremendously close to Smiles over the two years he spent undercover, and came within an inch of revealing everything to him the weekend before the bust.
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From those black mesh sections giving LBDs some additional edge to striped shirts that offer a peek-a-boo moment, these little glimpses of skin let you show your body's shape under your clothes, without revealing everything.
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While promoting her new partnership, the 31-year-old country singer and fashion designer answered 12 rapid-fire questions for Insider, revealing everything from the last show she binge-watched to which fellow country queen she adds to every playlist she makes. 1.
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The trial captured headlines for two weeks, revealing everything from government collusion with drug traffickers to a $1 million bribe that the former Sinaloa Cartel leader Joaquín Guzmán Loera, alias "El Chapo," reportedly hand-delivered to Tony Hernández in order to reach the president himself.
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It gives an unfiltered glimpse into the life of the person who lives in it – revealing everything from what books and magazines they're in the middle of reading to which two jackets they couldn't decide between this morning to what kind of takeout they ordered last night.
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Even though Shao wants the crew to beat him up, they won't — the kid ends up breaking down and revealing everything that happened the night that Cadillac killed his friend: Turns out, he knows that one of Fat Annie's henchmen, Wolf, is actually the one who hired the gang to shoot up the club.
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Click here to view original GIFYou may never again have use for that stud sensor buried in your kitchen's utility drawer with a new sensor for Android smartphones called the WalabotDIY that promises to let your device peer right through walls revealing everything from pipes, to wiring, to even unwanted pests hiding between rooms.
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Derek Manky, global security strategist at cyber security firm Fortinet, said he thinks WannaCry is probably the worst that will come from the Shadow Brokers' publicly dumped toolkit, though the group may have held back from public revealing everything it obtained "Out of that batch, it is probably a high-water mark," Manky said.
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Intel isn't revealing everything just yet — really, the only official details are what you see in the slide above — but the company says it'll support up to Intel's H-series (read: powerful laptop-grade, but not desktop) Core i9 processors, and that it has partners on board that'll be customizing the system as well.
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Snow does not get to enjoy the benefits of his deception as Yen Sin exposes the blackmail plot in order to save the young couple, revealing everything while on his deathbed.
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Her age is undisclosed. She stated “I’m sensitive about revealing everything to the audience...I want the way people relate to me to be on the basis of the job, which is not necessarily about who I am.” She may be in an exclusive relationship, but does not clearly say so.
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Beck starts treatment by engaging in conversation with clients about their unhelpful thoughts. Pessimists, however, are often able to provide arguments that suggest that their understanding of reality is justified; as in Depressive realism or (pessimistic realism). Deflection is a common method used by those who are depressed. They let people assume they are revealing everything which proves to be an effective way of hiding.
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Eddie, disguised as a waiter, enters Dog's office and finds the plan for the next robbery - the theft of a diamond "Cassiopeia". He shows Sylvain the evidence, but when they hear someone coming, they try to hide in the room. Both overhear the robbers speaking to two corrupt city cops. Because of Eddie's stupidity they get caught and Eddie ends up revealing everything to one of them.
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Skye tried to get Alexis out of Kristina's life for good by bringing over Alcazar's lookalike brother, hoping Alexis would freak out. Alexis didn't react, and Skye became suspicious that she was faking her illness. When she figured out the new Quartermaine butler was really Alexis in disguise, Skye tricked Alexis into revealing everything, including faking her illness, to the judge. Alexis retaliated by getting her brother Stefan to discredit Ned so Alexis would gain custody of Kristina.
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Before the reboot, Aji 3 had stored all the video footage and data from the trials with Kim Min-kyu in a secret cache. This cache gets hacked, revealing everything about Kim Min-kyu's illness. This knowledge is used to attempt a take-over of KM Financial, to remove Kim Min-kyu as chairman of the company and complete the sale of the Santa Maria team and Aji 3 to Martin. Kim Min-kyu manages to thwart the attempt at the last moment.
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His friend Muthu tries to reveal everything to his wife, but Seenu drugs him by mixing sleeping pills in the coffee that he drinks. Somu ends up revealing everything to Shruthika and telling her to at least try to save Gayathiri. Seenu successfully has sex with Gayathiri and drugs her by mixing sleeping pills in the milk, leaving her unconscious. When he was to about to escape to Goa in a bus, Shruthika captures him and brings him to a mortuary.
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Blunt was interrogated by MI5 and confessed in exchange for immunity from prosecution. As he was—by 1964—without access to classified information, he had secretly been granted immunity by the Attorney General, in exchange for revealing everything he knew. Peter Wright, one of Blunt's interrogators, describes in his book Spycatcher how Blunt was evasive and only made admissions grudgingly, when confronted with the undeniable. By 1979, Blunt was publicly accused of being a Soviet agent by investigative journalist Andrew Boyle, in his book Climate of Treason.
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Leah Barnes (Ela-May Demircan) sees Will hiding Anna's locket in a vent in Ash's house and later tells Ash what she saw, confirming Ash's suspicion that Will can indeed walk. She confronts him about it and he reveals that it was he who killed Texas and Anna. She attempts to escape but Will pins her down and tries to strangle her; however, he stops after she says she loves him. Dodger walks in and sees the situation, and Ash runs to him revealing everything Will has done.
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However, even knowing Moreno is still wealthy, Chris realizes she doesn't care about money and chases after Lord, who is leaving. Chris and Lord marry. As her parents and Moreno see them off on Lord's boat, Moreno reveals to Martha and Dr. Mason that Lord is wealthy, causing Martha to faint. On board, Lord continues the pretense, claiming the boat to be Moreno's, but stops himself before revealing everything as Chris declares her contentment at being a poor couple, stating jokingly that she's divorce him if he were to suddenly come into money.
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The assassin, now a changed man, and realising that his son has discovered his past life, writes a letter to his friend Shekar revealing everything, and goes to meet the terrorists alone. But instead of army secrets, he brings an explosive device which detonates killing the terrorists and himself. With only his wife not knowing the truth about a man who changed his ways and repented for it, the assassin is hailed as a hero who died killing the terrorists. His wife is not informed about his past life by his son as advised by Shekar.
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Mick struggles with Woody's presence, but agrees to get on with him for Whitney's sake and Whitney admits to Mick that although she cannot be with him, she loves him. Linda throws her out after she realises that she is the person Mick kissed and Whitney moves in with Stacey, her husband and Bianca's cousin, Martin Fowler (James Bye), and their children. Mick offers her £200 in lieu of lost wages but she tells him to keep his dirty money, annoyed with him revealing everything. When Woody is offered a job in Spain as a bar manager, he asks Whitney to come with him and she accepts.
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He leaves without killing Akash Ranjan and is confronted by DSP Shukla, who is sent by Tabrez Alam to kill Ajay, but Ajay manages to kill Shukla and escape. Ajay surrenders himself to SP Khan and gives his statement revealing everything about Tabrez Alam's illegal activities. This report is presented to the home minister by the commissioner of police citing Tabrez Alam's arrest warrant. The home minister makes a deal with Tabrez Alam, to destroy the evidence against him in exchange for money and power, and both join hands to form new government in the state with the help of their respective MLA support.
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Bringing her in three quarters into the episode was no shock, but lit starter fluid for the rest of the season, and it's going to be all about Ziva." Other critics praised the structure of the episode; commentator Michael Littles concluded, "Overall, this was a very good NCIS episode that is full of thrills, light humor, danger, and suspense. It was exceptional because of how the episode is pieced together: flashing backward and forward in time and not revealing everything that is taking place. In the end you don’t have a clue that a rescue attempt is even in the works which makes the ending a great surprise.
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The main campaign for the union in 2012 has been 'The Real Cost' campaign. This is based around students being given the real cost upfront of being a student at MMU and revealing everything considered a 'hidden cost' this included things such as work books, club and society memberships, printing and technical supplies. The union is currently looking at working with MMU to banish these to allow MMU students better control of their finances. In recent years the students' union have successfully campaigned against Business School exams being held in a tent, and supported Shane Ward on his way to winning The X Factor.
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King Hiss (spelled King Hsss in the 2002 version, and sometimes King Hsssss) is a fictional supervillain, and the ruthless king of the Snake Men in Mattel toyline He-Man and the Masters of the Universe. Although he never appeared in the original animated series by Filmation itself, Hiss made a belated animated debut in the 2002 revamped He-Man animated series Masters of the Universe vs. The Snakemen by Mike Young Productions, as the main villain of the second season. In both incarnations his default appearance is human but he is capable of shedding his skin revealing everything from his waist up to be a writhing mass of serpents.
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Charlie has misinterpreted the telephone call: in revealing everything, Jim has demonstrated to the police that there was never any fraud, and that the original shares are now worth vastly more than Ernest or Charlie paid him for them. Ernest is furious at having just parted with what were supposed to be worthless shares, and another row begins between him and Fred. Their wives join in. The commotion is interrupted by the sound of Big Ben striking midnight on the radio, and, à la New Year's Eve, Charlie starts singing Auld Lang Syne; one by one, realising the futility of their feud, the family members join in until they have all linked hands and are singing together.
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It is slowly revealed that every machine still functioning on the space station is hostile towards humans: besides the actively homicidal tendencies of the hull welders, the food dispensers manufacture poisonous food and drinks, and even seemingly harmless devices will explode unless powered down. Before long, Plato attempts to kill the player; Floyd is conflicted between the two friendships but reluctantly destroys the other robot. He moves from sadness over Plato's death to belligerence before disappearing altogether. A pyramid-shaped artifact devised by the Zeenak race is emitting some sort of energy, the player discovers (thanks to Plato revealing everything upon trying to assassinate the player), and this energy causes anything mechanical to rebel against the human Hunji race.
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Rather than create a "save-the-world" story with a large cast, Futatsugi wanted to concentrate on a small number of characters who the player would be "really close to", which he felt would make the story meaningful. Early versions of the story had Edge as an imperial soldier who defects, and Craymen had an extensive backstory explaining his motivations for betraying the Empire; both were cut for time. Art director Manabu Kusunoki hoped to "leave space for players' imaginations" by not revealing everything about the world. Although Edge is not a silent protagonist, Futatsugi minimized his dialogue outside cutscenes to focus on Azel's story, who he felt was the most important character.
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These two features, search-engine-like interfaces and multidatabase search, began to appear in the same software systems. One author dates the uniting of these features to 2009; this would be the invention of the discovery system. Particularly if decoupled from an ILS, this united product can also be called a discovery layer. "The discovery layer still uses the information and indexing in the integrated library system (ILS), but it also searches across proprietary databases and other electronic resources, all with the goal of revealing everything that a library owns or has licensed on a given topic be it a print monograph, an electronic journal article, streaming video, or a collection of archival documents" The discovery layer can be looked on as the replacement for the OPAC.
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He also gives Juice a gun that he values for all he has done for him. At the end of the episode, Clay has been voted out of the club after revealing everything. After Jax beats Clay in frustration for not being allowed to kill him, Happy removes the former Club President's SAMCRO tattoos on his back and arm by smudging them over with a needle and black tattoo ink as the rest of the club looks on. He is shown to be ready to leave in the season finale when Roosevelt and several policemen state they found his gun (the same one he gave Juice) at a crime scene as the murder weapon that killed Damon Pope and three of his men.
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From this moment, Mariana takes care of Beto, without confessing that she is her son and confessing to Luis Alberto, buys her clothes, gives her private teachers and gets them a luxurious apartment, which they lead to live with Felipa. Luis Alberto vowed to Mariana that he would never accept a thief, this why Mariana seasons Beto into a respectable man to present him before her husband to reveal that he’s not a disgrace. Mariana's visits to the apartment bring her problems, Sara, who sees Mariana, thinks that she has a lover and begins to blackmail her with revealing everything to Luis Alberto. After a final pay out Sara accidentally kills Juan Manuel by pushing him on to a brick chimney and tries to escape the police charge her with murder.
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It currently holds a 96% "fresh" rating on Rotten Tomatoes from 26 reviews; the consensus states: "Opening Night is as dense and difficult as one would expect from John Cassavetes, but even the director's detractors will be unable to deny the power of Gena Rowlands' performance." Film critic Dan Schneider wrote, of the film's narrative structure: > Many critics have taken this film to be a portrait of an alcoholic ... But > this is wrong, for alcohol isn't her problem - nor is her chain smoking. > They are merely diversions from whatever thing is really compelling her to > her own destruction, and much to Cassavetes' credit, as a storyteller, he > never lets us find out exactly what's wrong with Myrtle, and despite her > coming through in the end, there's no reason to expect that she has really > resolved anything of consequence. This sort of end without resolution links > Cassavetes directly with the more daring European directors of the recent > past, who were comfortable in not revealing everything to an audience, and > forcing their viewers to cogitate, even if it hurts.
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