This can turn scads of data sources into one stream of sound.
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This view is born out in scads of polling data over the years.
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But as scads of YouTube videos demonstrate, these proofs fail to convince flat-earthers.
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The Knot, Brides, and all major wedding publications run scads of stories on quickie weight loss.
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I ask her if every session results in the scads of poop flying into the tube.
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At the fall shows that just ended, scads of editors and influencers were spotted in barrettes.
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They threw scads of new oak barrels at the wine, and tried pumping up its power.
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Scads of counterfeit products, including the Hermès bracelet, land in Amazon warehouses before they're shipped to consumers.
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Meanwhile, the tearful Queen Marie soaks up scads of tissues as she laments the king's approaching demise.
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We also love to watch Friends, Simpsons, and scads of other shows during this time of food comas.
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Enthusiasts have made scads of CGI or traditional animated alien porn, most of which is of questionable quality.
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Scads of mail will flow in telling me that you have waited too long to change ingrained behavior.
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B-52 bombers are being modified to become "arsenal planes" carrying scads of missiles for targeting by other aircraft.
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Scads of investors have taken the same bet, which makes Ethos a marketing play as much as anything else.
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Android and iOS developers are releasing scads of augmented reality stickers that add virtual objects to the real world.
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You begin to ponder the scads of personal information that must have gone into the making of this picture.
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They can arrest scads of political rivals and lock them up in the Ritz Carlton during a power grab.
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Remember that federal investigators seized scads of documents when they raided Cohen's house, hotel and office in April 2018.
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After all, scads of media outlets, including our own, have been publishing clearly labeled sponsored content over the past few years.
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Unlike scads of other cyberpunk games, including the upcoming Cyberpunk 2077, there's no room for hip countercultural rebellion in System Shock.
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The franchise has spanned four decades, 11 films, six television shows, and scads of novelizations, comics, videogames, and theme park attractions.
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The huge bureaucracy of the U.S. government relies on scads of political appointees to implement policies across all the various agencies.
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Despite scads of prerelease publicity and hype, the moment-to-moment experience of No Man's Sky remained somewhat fuzzy until its release.
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The collaborators looked to masters like Bob Fosse and Busby Berkeley, drawing particular inspiration from Esther Williams extravaganzas with scads of performers.
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And yet, scads of young viewers are obsessing over its story, with some even demanding it be turned into a television series.
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Lowe-Porter's German was poor, as Mann himself knew; subsequent scholars have documented scads of the "schoolboy howlers" that litter her work.
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Namely, it now has a view into scads of high-growth, private companies that are reinventing the world in which Visa operates.
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In dozens of quick cuts, scads of teens and young adults hop metro turnstiles and crowd into bistros, packing alleyways and streets.
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At midday on any given weekday in South Florida, you'll find scads of hungry patrons queuing up at Pollo Tropical to purchase lunch.
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There's lots and lots of polling -- not to mention scads of historical data -- that argues Trump is wrong and Scaramucci is right. 8.
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This corner tavern, opened in 2773, strikes an inviting note via friendly bartenders, scads of dark wood paneling, and easy-breezy classic tunes.
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Back then, suspense struck me as a cheap trick, like tickling the sole of a baby's foot or cooking with scads of butter.
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And, of course, hip stores, both chain and local, all to serve the scads of millennials who roam the sidewalks in search of whatever.
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And this is also the difficulty for Democrats heading into midterm elections in November in which they have very high expectations and scads of momentum.
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We need real answers and plausible solutions to the very complex problems, not scads of unrealistic proposals that further muddy the debate and accomplish nothing.
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It offers both a relief of tension and scads of mythology: a way to deliver the movie's necessary exposition via its two most knowledgeable characters.
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The $100 billion fund was notorious for pumping millions — or billions in WeWork&aposs case — into high growth startups that were losing scads of money.
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Scads of trinkets and gewgaws could suddenly be yours in a flash, no membership required, provided you bought at least $35 of them at a time.
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But unlike the scads of smart clothing that's almost certainly on the horizon, the IQs are designed to address the very real issue of repetitive stress injury.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Writer Ed Brubaker and artist Sean Phillips's comic book series Criminal has won scads of accolades since it started in 2006.
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While the European award is often considered one of the more discriminating, scads of prizes and "10 best" citations are bestowed by newspapers, blog sites and magazines.
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An 2149-yard drive consisted of 211980 yards on the ground, with Raheem Mostert and Tevin Coleman finding scads of room to run against Kansas City's defense.
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And it's true that scads of the filthy rich got that way through theft, exploitation and the subtler corruption of anti-competitive rules in politically rigged markets.
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But here's the good news: You can find scads of wonderful children's books about grandparents, even if there aren't a lot of great adult books for them.
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"Golden Hill" is neither a shaggy-dog yarn, like "Tristram Shandy," nor a bloated doorstop, like Samuel Richardson's "Pamela," for readers with scads of time on their hands.
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Today, Facebook announced that Audience Network would be expanding to include support for mobile web, a move that will undoubtedly open up the platform to scads of new publishers.
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Every year, I peruse the reams of paper fliers that arrive at my home and the scads of online Black Friday deals for the real forehead-slappingly bad deals.
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It immediately set off a firestorm in the presidential race, with scads of Republican elected officials rescinding their support for Trump and calling on him to leave the race.
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And scads of audio and video clips of Trump, Giuliani and plenty of other Trump administration officials saying that there was no collusion between the campaign and the Russians.
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In a way, we're getting a preview of the moral skid that will lead to Jimmy in a strip-mall office with scads of cash buried in the walls.
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While many midsize and smaller cities have lost out to the superstars — large urban metropolises that gulp up scads of employers, workers and customers — the Lehigh Valley is booming.
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Austin has apparently kicked his recommendations up his chain of command, so he wasn't about to go on record and tell the whole wide world about his secret hopes and esires, but he did say that if he had scads and scads more guys, he'd dedicate that extra manpower to improving human intelligence, providing more "advise and assist" teams to the Iraqis at various levels, increasing help with logistics, and increase the Special Operations footprint.
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The scads of DeviantArt entries alone prove this, and I don't need to tell you there's plenty of Sonic the Hedgehog hardcore porn available elsewhere on tube sites and Reddit.
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Lest we forget, Bannon boasted repeatedly about his ties to the alt-right and ran a racist, anti-Semitic, and misogynist website that propelled Trump by publishing scads of misinformation.
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In Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan, a swathe of the Hindi-speaking cow belt in which Mr Modi's brand of aggressive Hindu nationalism plays well, the BJP lost scads of seats.
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Apple announced scads of features for iOS 13, iPadOS, and their made-for-computers big sibling macOS Catalina back in June, but it looks like there's at least one more coming.
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With awards season approaching, stylists are at fashion weeks, scoping out looks for their clients, readying them to be at their best for months of parading down scads of red carpets.
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"Sacred Games"—which yokes together literary prestige with A-list Bollywood actors, charismatic antiheroes and scads of graphic sex and bloodshed—announces the arrival of "Golden Age" television to the Indian market.
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It might not be the best idea to smash together a strong brand like Frozen, the source of scads of merchandising, with a film from Pixar, which has its own brand loyalists.
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A working-class girl with an abusive mother and scads of talent, Tonya Harding (Margot Robbie) didn't fit the mold of the well-bred, well-behaved young lady favored by figure skating judges.
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Clinton has raised scads of money from Wall Street — nearly $40 million, according to the latest Open Secrets count — while Trump has seen little as he has tried to stoke up his campaign coffers.
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But it's also Drew Barrymore — the lovable weirdo who made Donnie Darko happen and rose to Jessica Lange's level in Grey Gardens in spite of scads of vocal doubters — at her strange, charming finest.
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Between vicious online forums, lacking introductory materials, and scads of popular games that challenge anyone who hasn't logged a few hundred hours on their system of choice, the gaming world has become an impenetrable mess.
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That declaration by Priebus added a new level of fretting to many grand old members of the Grand Old Party, as well as scads of others already agitating in the vacuous "anyone but Trump" movement.
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Much was made about the sheer abundance of quality television, with Colbert quipping that nobody except perhaps the president -- known for watching scads of cable news -- could possibly have the capacity to absorb it all.
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My editor there pitched the piece to his colleagues as a classic WIRED chronicle of DIY obsessives who were attempting something that typically requires tens of millions of dollars, scads of engineers, and endless testing.
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More importantly, the market's worst fear was exposed, namely that a Fed that had been so generous in underpinning the bull market with scads of liquidity and low interest rates was now ready to change direction.
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There may be scads of labels scrambling to keep apace with the retailing empire these days, but its beginnings are humble: Zara was started by a former shirtmaker's errand boy, himself with a working-class background.
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First, Zuckerberg was permitted an opening statement where he apologized for Facebook's failings in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, where scads of user data was mined for political purposes, and promised to do better.
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The Jets' new quarterback, whoever he is, will be entrusted to dethrone New England in the A.F.C. East, win a Super Bowl, preserve the jobs of Maccagnan and Bowles, and sell scads of tickets, jerseys and hope.
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There's a colorful, crazy quilt aspect to it all, with stand after stand packed with scads of stone fruit and berries, piles of corn, tomatoes, eggplants and melons, and bushels of beans of different sizes and shapes.
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When Elizabeth Warren was making those promises while running for Senate, there were scads of stories that she was a bad candidate, she wasn't inspiring, she wasn't connecting with people, she wasn't a natural on the stump.
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There's a multimedia slide presentation, scads of comedy, wordplay, and pop-culture trivia, and even a musical element: while the clues work like those in a normal crossword puzzle, they also happen to be rhyming hip-hop lyrics.
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Volvo Cars, one of scads of technology and automotive firms working along the same lines, last week announced plans to test autonomous cars in London in 2017, touting how driverless technology will be a huge advance in safety.
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The village, which is home to excellent hikes, a bucolic Main Street and scads of suburban charm, is also the start site for some awesome kayak tours of the Hudson, including to Pollepel Island and other notable sites.
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I've read and heard scads about Brady's all-organic, caffeine-free, anti-inflammatory dietary regimen; his techniques for enhanced muscle pliability; and his injury-preventing, youth-preserving "body coach," who's apparently some Ponce de León of the pectorals.
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Here are just a few reasons why you need to develop your personal brand: There are scads of examples out there of qualified candidates applying for jobs and getting turned down simply because they ignored their online image.
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Knuckles is also equipped with scads of capacitive sensors that track a number of different things: where your fingers are positioned on each button, grasp/ungrasp gestures, and individual axes for your index, middle, ring, and pinky finger movements.
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For those not in the know, "review bombing" is what happens when scads of disgruntled viewers go to the Rotten Tomatoes website and leave one-star reviews for a movie or television show to drag down its overall rating.
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"When Elizabeth Warren was making those promises while running for Senate, there were scads of stories that she was a bad candidate, she wasn't inspiring, she wasn't connecting with people, she wasn't a natural on the stump," Traister said.
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Part of the joy of unbridled childhood reading lies in the haze of misunderstanding; the mystifying behavior of adult characters and even scads of obscure vocabulary can spur curiosity and spark richly imaginative embellishments to fill in the gaps.
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Throughout last night's telecast, underdogs like *Orphan Black'*s Tatiana Maslany actually won, TV's growing diversity was celebrated (take that, Oscars), and streaming services proved their method of shaking up the TV model was working by scoring scads of trophies.
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If you downloaded an app, you granted the developer of that app access to scads of information about all of your friends, presumably unbeknownst to either of you, unless you happened to be a close reader of buried preference menus.
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Taking small numbers of packages the "last mile" to shoppers' doorsteps and far-flung homes is more costly than delivering scads of envelopes and packages to office buildings - the latter of which has been the Memphis-based company's bread and butter.
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Despite scads of superhero movies flooding theaters for years, no one had ever made an animated feature that looked and felt like an actual comic book — and the prospect of being the first was a tantalizing opportunity, too hard to pass up.
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Directed by Jeffrey Reiner, scripted by Ronald D. Moore Based on "Exhibit Piece," 1954 While Electric Dreams is a positive tribute to Dick, it offers a bit of implicit critique as well, by adding some diversity to his scads of white male protagonists.
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For instance, there's Kenneth Goldsmith's description of a phenomenon he saw at MoMA: Instead of reverently standing there in front of [Picasso's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon], scads of visitors were turning their backs on the painting, snapping selfies, and uploading them to social media.
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From the scads of lifting creams landing on our desks daily, to the latest jaw-line tightening treatments hitting the market, to the new under-the-chin fat-melting injectable Khloe Kardashian is promoting, suddenly it seems like neck products and treatments are everywhere.
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Among the case studies highlighted by the EFF are the Syrian Archives—a cache of human war crimes documentation which YouTube has repeatedly flagged, and Tumblr's bumbling adult content filter which indiscriminately removed scads of content, much of which wasn't sexually explicit at all.
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I resent, now, that once it became clear formula would be at least part of my feeding picture, I had scads of information about breast milk banks, breast pump makes and models, and lactation consultants, but not one recommendation for a choice of formula or bottle.
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Built much like any other Ubisoft open world adventure — with scads of collectibles and optional distractions that give you more to do than just chase a story — Eagle Flight lets you soar through the skies of a post-apocalyptic Paris as seen through an eagle's eyes.
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Shifting everything over to run on clean electricity is going to substantially increase demand (and the need for load flexibility), but it's also going to provide aggregators and grid managers with scads of new dispatchable loads — water heaters, EVs, clothes washers, heat pumps, what have you.
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They spend scads on lobbying — Google's parent company, Alphabet, has risen to become a top lobbying spender in recent years — to keep the tax collectors and communications regulators at bay, but they've never had to fight for their identity against political tides that have defined other major American industries.
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As Abby Kearns, who runs another open source project, the Cloud Foundry Foundation, put it in her keynote, part of the beauty of open source is all those eyeballs on it to solve the scads of problems that are inevitably going to pop up as projects expand beyond their initial scope.
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I was so dreading the back-breaking ritual of packing, lugging, unpacking, and swearing to die in whatever cramped apartment I moved to next that I tried to pawn them off on a neighbor; unfortunately, my scads of black metal, crust punk, doom, and country albums remained my own goddamn problem.
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It's coming to the Xbox One and PC. —MF Watch Dogs Legion has the same hacktivism-focused story as previous Watch Dogs games; it's set in a post-Brexit London where automation has put scads of people out of work, and the hacker collective DedSec is trying to start a revolution.
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This is an industry that used to make scads of money, as Reeves Wiedeman most recently pointed out in his feature on the struggles of Condé Nast; now it is less an industry than an institution, and no one has really figured out how to keep that institution from crumbling to dust.
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And through Cobb's policy of full cooperation, Mueller's team was able to not only gather scads of information but also begin to put the pieces in place for a much broader investigation that now deals not only with Russian's interference in the 2016 election but also potential obstruction of justice by the President.
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Now make some extra-special space For Doug E. Fresh and Topher Grace, Penélope (the lovely Cruz), And Linda Stasi, of the News; While Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Trailed by scads of newspaper and TV reportez, Shakes the snow off in the foyer, Shares a laugh with Steny Hoyer, Shouts hello to Trevor Noah, And high-fives Jason Momoa.
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And that reason appears to be, according to scads of reporting in CNN and elsewhere, that Trump was angry at Comey -- for not being enough of a company man, for seemingly undercutting his 2016 victory, for dismissing the ideas that President Obama had surveilled him in the campaign, for continuing to push on the Russia investigation when Trump wanted him to spend more time on the number of leaks coming out of the intelligence agencies.
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Cohen still believes, as he wrote in 2014, that Snowden is "a character so decent that John le Carré or Frederick Forsyth would have blushed before conceiving him," but most Americans still seem eager to see Snowden as either a Pollyanna or a cynical grifter; bookstores and news sites have scads of hot takes alleging he's a Russian plant, a Chinese spy, a self-aggrandizing anarcho-libertarian crackpot, or just a bread-and-butter traitor.
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