And this real estate business is looking shadier and shadier.
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In fact, she might be shadier than the FBI originally thought.
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Deripaska isn't shy about his past experiences with Russia's shadier businesses.
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She was no longer a well-connected widow, but something shadier.
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"So right now, Donald Trump," Noah said, "you're shadier than Richard Nixon."
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To revive a sunburned plant, move it to a shadier location immediately.
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For now, whether this was sloppy financial mismanagement or something shadier, is unclear.
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You're in a very private mood today; you're being even shadier than usual.
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For now, whether this was sloppy financial mismanagement or something shadier is unclear.
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This meant writing things readers loved and shared, but also resorting to shadier tactics.
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What's more, the court is stacked with Maduro loyalists which make their actions even shadier.
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During his segment, Oliver said the more people learn about Manafort, the "shadier" he gets.
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During those hearings, he got hammered by some congresspeople about the shadier aspects of data collection.
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Considering Kardashian is the wife of the designer, that crop is even shadier than this one.
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You're wondering whom you can trust, and you're seeing a shadier side to people than usual.
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It's cooler, shadier, and more humid—an ideal spot for woodland creatures to live and hide.
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Both him and Reign envision a scenario where shadier underworld figures could get involved in porn again.
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His finances were far shadier than Clinton's, his foundation far less ethical, his behavior far more erratic.
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Others show shadier stuff, like Democratic National Committee staffers discussing plans to undermine the Bernie Sanders campaign.
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Yes, Pluto has its shadier points too (manipulation, for example), but we'll talk about that another time.
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While Bradley stuck to the facts, he certainly took a detour to the shadier side of things.
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But according to the Flemish right-wing nationalist party Vlaams Belang, something much shadier was going on here.
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The result of all this overstimulation is an uneven show with a shadier side that's ripe for mocking.
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Still, the goal is clear: to deploy shadier trees in all Los Angeles neighborhoods, regardless of socioeconomic status.
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One of the men was tall and clean-cut, while the other was described as being shadier and quiet.
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That's because by imposing that reserve requirement, shadier bitcoin markets and exchanges would be forced out of the business.
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But the Leave Me Alone Deluxe version is sweatier and shadier than the original while remaining more immediately inviting.
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They make Cambridge sound rather more like an ordinary political consulting firm from the shadier side of the business.
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What were some of the early agencies like—the less organized, shadier ones that you worked for in the beginning?
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With the introduction of the DNCL, shadier operations like telemarketing schemes—people who abuse telecommunications infrastructure—became a target too.
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They used their resources against journalists and lawyers working on projects about government corruption, which makes this situation even shadier.
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"Things have gotten shadier lately," said Hannah Weikert, a senior at Pratt Institute who shares an apartment in Clinton Hill.
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The shade got even shadier when she said there's only one way for a Miss USA to have a lasting impact.
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Josh Brolin's character is based on a real studio fixer, Eddie Mannix, but in reality Mannix was a much shadier individual.
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His renovation, completed in 1981, transformed the garden into the shadier, leafier version visitors experience today, replete with lawns and trees.
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Since an attempt by the army to impose order in the 2000s, many of Darra's shadier characters have taken to the mountains.
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The Darker Side of Soy Soy has a shadier side, too — most notably regarding the effect it may have on your hormones.
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It might help to talk about some of the shadier sides of your office's politics with your work pals, but tread lightly.
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But from what we can tell, in Old Hollywood, the divas were diva-ier, the insults shadier, and the feuds far more entertaining.
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In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, the Pretty Little Liars showrunner, I. Marlene King, revealed he could have been a lot shadier.
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Full moons show things in a new light, and you might discover that people are even shadier than they appear during this phase!
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Cohen is expected to have a lot to say about Trump's business practices, including occasions he may have strayed onto the shadier side.
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On a bad day, Pluto can bring out the shadier, more manipulative side of people, and even darling Venus can be vulgar and vain.
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A bit of digital vandalism is a way for the perpetrators to make a name for themselves in the shadier corners of the internet.
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For one thing, they're all in on Chuck's shady attempt to expose Jeffcoat's even shadier collusion with a voting machine manufacturer to rig elections.
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It's tricky business, and more consumers than ever are growing savvy to the cause and ditching shadier brands for those that are confirmed cruelty-free.
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"As Pluto starts to move forward in Capricorn, we will be forced to embrace our deepest needs and the shadier aspects of ourselves," Stardust says.
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Then a second, even shadier deal starts to develop that would have Axe making another big bet on rumors of a possible casino approval upstate.
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Subtitled "The Confidence Man," the film details Donald Trump's business career, along with some of his shadier, well-documented dealings with questionable sources of capital.
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And the Times reports that Kalanick got a dressing down from Apple CEO Tim Cook over the Uber app's shady fingerprinting, and even shadier cover-up.
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Similar concerns could apply to other opioid company owners and executives, who may have taken steps to insulate themselves from some of their businesses' shadier dealings.
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This shady business gets shadier when you consider the fact that Mylan CEO Heather Bresch is the daughter of U.S. Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia.
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The FSB is still known to buy so-called vulnerabilities from shadier hackers or covertly hire specific individuals and organizations for a price, those sources said.
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We've seen the shadier side of Neptune this month, but the planet of delusion also has a good side: It rules dreams, fantasies, art, and spirituality.
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Martens, having adapted to these conditions, rely on the open crests to travel in search of food and mates, while building their dens in shadier, cooler thickets.
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That's because business people tend to live in the nicest neighborhoods, stay at the best hotels, and, generally, rarely move into the shadier parts of any town.
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If he wins, it may be because enough Alabama voters were convinced by some of the shadier fake news items spread in the wake of these accusations.
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Bithumb's decision to repay all the money stolen from customers has been welcomed by those in the industry who want to move away from cryptocurrency's shadier aspects.
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This is another popular speculation: that all of these distractions we face are deliberate ploys, attention-grabbing tidbits meant to draw focus from even shadier goings-on.
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However, Pluto can also bring out the shadier side of people, so watch out for manipulative behavior, and remember: Now's not the time to be sneaky, Gemini.
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In the midst of all this drama, Nano gave Marina the watch in "Episode 7" to prove he wouldn't out her already-arrested father's even shadier business secrets.
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The value of iOS exploits has also risen greatly, with Apple's bug bounty program paying for exploits and shadier groups looking to use them to hack iOS devices.
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One chief purpose of shell companies is to maintain the anonymity of the real owner, which has the potential to lead to even shadier things than tax avoidance.
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The researchers found that rehiring wasn't common across the board; a subset of shadier firms tended to hire lots of fired advisers, while other firms hired few if any.
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Photo: GettyCambridge Analytica, the disgraced data firm that guided the Trump campaign's digital strategy and sparked Facebook's latest troubles, reportedly wanted to branch out into shadier business: digital currencies.
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Our guide says: "Ad blockers protect you from malware embedded in advertising presented by the shadier sites you may wander across on the web, and sometimes even legitimate sites."
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Apple also added a new section that requires apps to implement "appropriate security measures" for handling user data – a rule that could allow it to boot out shadier applications.
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According to several people who worked under him, he was pretty opposed to some of the shadier or things that Trump's off-the-books, Ukraine policy B-team was pulling.
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Many promise to fix the problem in exchange for payment — sometimes in the form of iTunes gift-card numbers, which are used as currency in shadier parts of the internet.
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In one particularly striking example, Volker — one of the GOP witnesses — amended his earlier closed-door deposition to clarify that the administration's behavior was shadier than he had previously thought.
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Years ago, if you wanted to watch a TV show from another country, you'd have to venture into the shadier sections of the internet for scratchy, pirated versions with shoddy subtitles.
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It's often hard to disentangle its philanthropic work from its fundraising activities, Bill's work on its behalf from Hillary's political ambitions, and some of its shadier figures from its noble ambitions.
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Now Murphy, a man whom Peña had once deliberately kept in the dark over shadier tactics, presents himself to Carrillo as someone who can be trusted to ride with the devil.
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By the time a bill is retired, it would have facilitated many hundreds of transactions that enabled everything from the purchase of used cars to the shadier deals in underground markets.
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Making them feel even shadier is the fact that often their ads are flat lays of bikinis without actual humans in them, giving no frame of reference for how they might fit.
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The deal looked even shadier, as Trump allegedly hasn't donated any of his own money to the organization that put on the auction: Susan G. Komen, which is dedicated to fighting breast cancer.
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In a series that's been about changing times, it's remarkable how deftly Lynch uses the quality of the image itself to illustrate a world becoming shadier, starker and — in every way — more gray.
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Dubset CEO Stephen White tells me that an estimated "700 million people are listening to mixed content every month", showing the huge demand for content locked up in the shadier corners of the web.
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Some of its shadier sellers — traffickers in animal specimens of dubious legality, dealers in fine-art "originals" of questionable authenticity — have a whiff of the carnival midway about them, if not the black market.
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That's why it's worth using some simple, install-and-forget-about-it plugins such as adblockers, which protect you from malvertising threats presented by the shadier sites you may wander across on the web.
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The audio is being portrayed by Giuliani as showing the president wanting it to be done via check, so as to document it, and by Cohen's camp as Trump favoring cash for shadier reasons.
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NASA also likes to bloviate about its Journey to Mars in the 2030s, and there are a handful of other, shadier plans to colonize the Red Planet championed by celebrities, billionaires, and even the UAE.
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Given his connection to Bitcoin and his involvement with the shadier side of the internet, money proves to be no object — he offers a literal garbage bag full of money to Diane and the firm.
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Because obviously we like to pretend teens are dwelling just somewhere between Club Penguin and sincere Tumblrs, but the internet is way, way shadier than that sometimes, and let's be real about that for a moment.
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In the 20-minute rant above, Oliver breaks down some of the shadier aspects of the US Vice President's past — including his continuing friendship with Dr James Dobson, an outspoken believer that "homosexuality is preventable and treatable".
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Despite facing a Republican candidate with a history of mob ties, dirty money, and shady business deals involving even shadier regimes abroad, Clinton spent most of her time talking about what a shitty guy Donald Trump was.
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With fewer ad dollars floating around YouTube, some creators have turned to shadier dealings, like in the case of the recent controversy surrounding beauty bloggers being paid by cosmetics companies to post negative reviews about rival brands' products.
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He defines empathy narrowly as "feeling the experiences of others, often feeling their pain" and differentiates it from kindness, compassion, and caring for others—more reliably positive qualities that work as "forces for good" and lack empathy's shadier sides.
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That's why it's worth using a simple, install-and-forget-about-it adblocker , which should protect you from malware embedded in advertising presented by the shadier sites you may wander across on the web, and sometimes even legitimate sites.
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In Mashable's exclusive sneak peek, he approaches Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski) for help with a particularly delicate case, but his connection with Bitcoin and the shadier side of the tech world immediately makes him a potential liability to the firm.
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Copperhead has faced issues with shadier secure phone companies, including one called MPC, using Copperhead code without the correct licenses and failing to pay its own developers thousands of dollars in fees, a source, who also requested anonymity, told Motherboard.
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Google, which was running reports from 4chan in some of its search queries as a top story, explained to us what went wrong… and how it enabled some false information from one of the web's shadier corners to land as a top result.
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"Baron Noir," which is available in the United States on the streaming service Walter Presents, depicts the shadier side of France's political life through the character of Philippe Rickwaert, a left-wing former mayor and member of Parliament dogged by allegations of corruption.
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But the closer Trump is to 1,237 delegates, and the further ahead he is from whoever's in second place, the shadier such a move will seem and the tougher it will be to unite a majority of delegates behind such an effort.
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As part of research into state-sponsored disinformation that it undertook in the spring of 2018, Jigsaw set out to test just how easily and cheaply social media disinformation campaigns, or "influence operations," could be bought in the shadier corners of the Russian-speaking web.
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Shot-and-beer dive bars like Suzy's promise "Polish Girls Gone Wild"; Small's Bar sells the "paczki bomb," a paczki filled with the Polish brandy Jezynowka, or just "jezy"; and some of the town's shadier characters head to the bar bathrooms to powder up a cocaine paczki.
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"If the Fed is worried about financial crises, it ought to encourage narrow banks and give others a gold star for using them rather than shadier short-term assets in the first place," John Cochrane, an economist at Stanford University, wrote in a blog post endorsing Mr. McAndrew's plans.
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Though the conspiracy got its roots on shadier forums like 4chan and 8chan, the bulk of breadcrumb translation and community organizing has taken place on more easily accessible spaces like r/GreatAwakening, which was created in March after the group's first subreddit, r/CBTS_stream, was also banned for violating Reddit's content policy.
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With references to his mother discovering some of the shadier aspects of his hustle, that track, one of the few Bad Habits cuts that offers an actual glimpse into the person behind the moniker, hints at a personal depth that Goraya has been reluctant to mine previously, one that he remains guarded about.
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Gilroy ties himself in knots to deliver Washington from the small firm he's worked at for his entire career to a much more successful, much shadier one run by George Pierce, whom Colin Farrell plays as a kind of Jay Gatsby analogue — searching for the moral compass he misplaced somewhere along his path to success.
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Remember last month when we learned that AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint had not immediately fulfilled their promises to stop selling the real-time location of your phone to shady third parties, and a black market had sprung up to meet the demands of even shadier individuals who might like to know where you are?
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First, his history of doing business deals with Russians makes him particularly inclined to seek geopolitical deals with Russia — an inclination that's essentially a shadier version of the affinity that the Bush family and other Arabists had with the Saudis and the Gulf States, cross-pollinated with the sleazy campaign-finance relationships that the Chinese cultivated with the Clinton White House.
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Sacramento Area of detail Fish Camp San Francisco 41 CALIFORNIA 10 miles By The New York Times After crossing a wooden bridge over Illilouette Creek and a steep climb — 700 feet in elevation over 1.5 miles — to an exposed ridgeline, we descended again, and the microclimate shifted to upper montane forest: cooler, shadier and greener, with red fir, pine and juniper trees, some of them furry with electric-green moss.
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And yet while dark pattern design has been the slickly successful oil in the engines of the ad tech industry for years, allowing it to get away with so much consent-less background data processing, gradually, gradually some of the shadier practices of this sector are being illuminated and shut down — including as a consequence of shoddy security practices, with so many companies involved in the trading and mining of people's data.
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