"There's a Zulu saying that goes, 'Spear sharpens spear,'" says Ninja.
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BENJENThe problem with throwing your spear seventy yards is you're seventy yards away from your spear.
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Spear toss One part of the arrival festivities occurred on land -- the kalii, or spear throwing ceremony.
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Bone Spear — Bone Spear sends a boney projectile through the air, damaging every enemy along the way.
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Kelly described Spear as a "second father," while Donna Spear said he had helped raise her own children.
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"SPEAR-PHISHING" Security expert Graham Cluley said such "spear-phishing" attacks via malicious ads is highly unusual, but possible.
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Vargas said Spear then kicked Coll, leading the officer to punch Spear and two other officers to restrain the inmate on the ground.
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The reality is that spear-phishing attacks are easy to craft and many users, even after being trained in spotting spear-phishing, continue to fall victim.
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This is when Jaime decides he is going to personally kill a dragon with a spear, by hand, by running directly at it with a spear in his hand.
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After an extremely dramatic fight where both Spear and Fang are nearly crushed by the vengeful herd, Spear is pushed to prove to the mammoths that he understands and appreciates their loss.
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Mokgosi has chosen to repurpose one entitled Spear Magazine (1968–72) that presents action-and-adventure narratives featuring a James Bond–inspired African protagonist named Lance Spearman (more informally known as Spear).
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"This unit is the tip of the spear," Boyles said.
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SO BASEBALL IS AT THE TIP OF THAT SPEAR, TOO.
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A Bajau diver hunts fish underwater using a traditional spear.
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Surgeons worked for four hours to safely remove the spear.
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Later, Spear would also train UAE soldiers in commando tactics.
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Spear is highly reminiscent of Samurai Jack's titular stoic hero.
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I'm sharpening my spear, and building a fort at work.
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Spear said the group had an "outstanding conversation" with Trump.
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Comcast "is the tip of the spear," Mr. Marcotte said.
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Spear has a similarly emphatic attitude towards the island's shoreline.
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Abortion rights have always been the tip of the spear.
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I know this because I hold one long, beautiful spear.
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Its cache of personal information made spear phishing child's play.
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To catch one, use scuba gear and a pole spear.
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And it was, when you were hunting with a spear.
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"They're both highly talented and accomplished gentlemen," Ms. Spear said.
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They describe being called porch monkeys, spear chuckers and worse.
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And I also think it's dangerous because it's a spear.
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With a spear, he pins our household to the wall.
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Suleimani, the spear of the Revolution, would stop at nothing.
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It looked like a Goldberg spear straight out of WWE.
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"Put a spear in it and bite back," he said.
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That spear idea is an interesting one, and it was echoed in Vanity Fair's theory that the weapon may be two in one — a sort of double-ended spear that separates into two shorter daggers.
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Some suggested using flag poles as a makeshift spear or club.
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It is unclear what work Corbett did for Spear in Yemen.
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The president's Twitter account is just the tip of the spear.
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"It's spear phishing that's becoming more effective and efficient," said Sartin.
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"I personally interviewed the victim," wrote deputy district attorney Emily Spear.
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Cybersecurity experts say spear phishing, in particular, is on the rise.
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Spear phishing employs messages that appear innocuous but contain dangerous malware.
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Was she able to spear a cherry tomato with that thing?
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We were on Spear Street and it all happened around here.
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The newts begin using spear guns to defend themselves from sharks.
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And for her, she was at the tip of the spear.
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Spear phishing employs messages that appear innocuous but contain dangerous malware.
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In the talk Everett gives about Pirahã to general audiences, one of the moments when he most dependably delights the crowd is in describing how the men can spear a fish by throwing a spear down into the water, while when he gave it a try he could barely get the spear to pierce the surface and the men laughed at him.
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According to the prosecution's account, Mr. Spear had clashed previously with Mr. Coll, including on the night before his death, when they argued because Mr. Spear had wanted to see the unit's doctor, who was not available.
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He hurled an ice spear at Viserion's throat, killing him almost instantly.
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" Hannu Rajaniemi on John Murray Spear: "His ideas were just beautifully crazy.
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We learned to do tricks on horseback, even riding with a spear.
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One type of spear phishing is termed Business Email Compromise or BEC.
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Kapoi slammed the last spear into the ground, symbolizing the Hokulea's return.
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When your brother shows up with two ACTUAL pizzas on a spear ????????????????
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He's aided by Danai Gurira, who plays his badass spear-wielding bodyguard.
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You are leading by example, you are the tip of the spear.
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Spear will occupy a 3,750-square-foot unit on the third floor.
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"I've known him since I was in fifth grade," Ms. Spear said.
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Russia also compromised Podesta's personal email account using a spear-phishing attack.
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Ellen Spear was appointed chief philanthropy officer of the Norman Rockwell Museum.
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He denounced the leader of The Base, known pseudonymously as Norman Spear, after a recent story in The Guardian exposed Spear as a 46-year-old New Jersey native named Rinaldo Nazzaro, currently believed to be based in Russia.
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I'm surprised the mic stand doesn't fly into the audience like a spear.
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In order to do this, the agents used spear-phishing attacks through malware.
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Spear, in turn, hired former US special operations soldiers to conduct the campaign.
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That long, linear fencing game suddenly becomes Whack-a-Mole with a spear.
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The English cavalry fell right into the spear-filled ditch the Scots created.
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CEO fraud, a refined variant of spear phishing, has become a key threat.
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I don't know, I mean, it's just a crossbow loaded with a spear.
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"Driverless ... that's decades away," said Chris Spear, CEO of the American Trucking Association.
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One of the early mini-bosses walks around with a huge, menacing spear.
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You want to push against the snow, not spear the ground below it.
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Targets: The new campaign attempted to spear phish China, India, Mongolia Israel, Jordan.
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I learned right off that throwing the first spear was the best way.
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It's also about keeping America at the tip of the spear of innovation.
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Another officer grabbed Mr. Spear and with Mr. Taylor's help, pinned him down.
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They became excellent spear fishermen, and ended their days watching jaw-dropping sunsets.
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The sisters attended the same college in Indiana, where Audrey met Mr. Spear.
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The crucified Christ on one float had bullet holes instead of spear wounds.
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Exacerbating things is Pelosi&aposs position as the tip of the Democratic spear.
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"This is what you get," Mr. Coll told Mr. Spear, using an expletive.
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"North Carolina was the tip of the spear," he told reporters this week.
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Silence aims a two-pronged spear right at Rodrigues's assumptions about his work.
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Around this time, I'd unlocked a counter where the player squares up with an enemy as the spear comes at them, and instead of dodging, you just stomp the spear onto the ground with the confidence of a thousand burning suns.
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The stick or spear would then be suspended from the ceiling and spun, the participant in the 'game' had to bite the apple whilst avoiding getting burned or scalded by hot wax from the candle or injured by the spear.
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The group has used spear-phishing, or trick emails designed to elicit login information.
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The shield was also damaged before it was discarded, likely by pointed spear tips.
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The Mountain was killed with a poison spear during a duel with Oberyn Martell.
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Rather than stop there, Coll then repeatedly kicked Spear in the head, she said.
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Dentist Levi Spear Parmly is credited with inventing floss in the early 19th century.
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First, everyone must be taught to spot, sequester, and deal with spear phishing emails.
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After dinner, guests could try their hand using an atlatl, a primitive spear thrower.
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DAVID SPEAR GREENVILLE, S.C. The writer is a professor of history at Furman University.
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Noah Syndergaard's next strike could possibly be with a spear instead of a baseball.
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Even now, it is unclear if any of the spear-phishing attempts were successful.
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While kicking, I managed to SPEAR myself with a lawn spike between my toes.
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A soldier beneath the Trojan Horse prompts the next "car" forward with his spear.
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Its tough resins once helped aboriginal Australians stick the spear heads to their spears.
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But, the real challenge is Spear Phishing, where success rates can exceed 70 percent.
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Trump picked up that spear and threw it farther than anyone had ever seen.
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The group relied heavily on spear phishing attacks to place malware on victims' computers.
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This damage was likely caused by spear tips, but the researchers aren't entirely sure.
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Derived from the Saxon word "ash," or spear, the Assmans descended from ancient warriors.
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The village is surrounded by spear-bearing Africans and huts emblazoned with ANC flags.
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Just before Christmas in 2014, a steel mill was compromised through spear-phishing emails.
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Fill the cavity with half of a piece of cheese and one pickle spear.
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This small, profound step is the tip of the spear for a new technology.
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Iran allegedly used spear-phishing emails to try to gain access to targeted networks.
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Potter was in the middle of planning the wedding when Spear broke it off.
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Lois goes into the water to retrieve a Kryptonite spear that could defeat Doomsday.
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Spear and The Base quickly found support online from the militant, neo-Nazi community.
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In the great robot rebellion, she has always been the tip of the spear.
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" In dambe, a boxer wraps his stronger arm in cord for striking, the "spear.
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McRaven spearheaded Operation Neptune Spear, targeting al-Qaida leader Osama bin Laden, in Pakistan.
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Or "good" with a spear and longer-range weapons when he takes on monsters.
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Young artistic types are the tip of the spear when it comes to gentrification.
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Everything — a spear, a tree, an elephant tusk, the man's head — is a phallus.
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The majority of tools associated with Neanderthals involve stone spear tips and stone hammers.
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Chief among their tools: spear phishing, which are emails containing hyperlinks to fake websites.
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Similarly, 2019 feels like the tip of the spear for corporate investment in podcasting.
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Mr. Torres tackled the inmate, Ronald Spear, and both fell forward to the ground.
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Chile represents the tip of the proverbial spear in the fight against income inequality.
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Her husband threw a spear through the tapper, who was never seen there again.
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Sudarshana Kumari watched a mob impale her 25-year-old cousin on a spear.
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Using the DC-15A feels like bringing a spear into a Counter-Strike match.
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Authorities allege he used a homemade spear and a shock collar to torture Jeremiah daily.
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" "China very explicitly made the proposed tariff response a political spear aimed at Trump's heartland.
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He didn't act drunk — just had a spear I wanted, so I took him out.
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Davey Havok will spear a broccoli floret with more grace than you could possibly imagine.
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These sorts of attacks, known as spear phishing, have previously been deployed against the DNC.
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The weapon Arya shows Gendry appears to be a two-part dagger-spear-staff hybrid.
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There's a bouncy spring to reach new areas and a pointed spear for attacking foes.
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It's gotten to the point where we're designing space harpoons to spear and collect it.
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Chip Kidd is probably the most famous book designer and Geoff Spear is a photographer.
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Think about what an automated AI spear-phisher could do to tech-illiterate government officials.
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The pitcher played a Lannister soldier who threw a spear with deadly results during battle.
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Phishing types and strategiesWe've already mentioned spear phishing, where individuals or specific businesses are targeted.
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We later learned it was an underwater spear gun, a tool used for recreational fishing.
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He knew he was arriving at the so-called pointy end of the American spear.
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Later, Lois throws the kryptonite spear — which, again, she knows nothing about — into the water.
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The Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, has severely hurt the industry of late, Spear said.
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"Having a good, strong health-care platform is really important to us," Spear told CNBC.
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The hackers obtained access to systems for businesses and government agencies through spear-phishing attacks.
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He dominated other fighters with the long spear, the trident, and with his own helmet.
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You can't just get the soldiers at the tip of the spear onto the phone.
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Most attacks on the health care sector typically rely on a simple spear phishing email.
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Among the objects lethally employed: a spear, a crossbow, a champagne bottle and a corncob.
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My father always kept his staff and his spear within arm's reach near his bed.
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In those days, all the men carried a spear; they never went out without one.
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All of these weapons can be swapped out except for one — the Spear of Leonidas.
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Traditional tactics — "spear-phishing" and vulnerability exploitation — were combined with operation-specific malware called XTunnel.
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"I see Jews at the point of the hate spear in this country," Clemmons said.
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The AMCU said that a spear and a machete were used to kill the man.
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And as more insurers flee the market, those cost hikes are the tip of spear.
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Claire McCaskill of Missouri saw her Senate staff targeted with a sophisticated spear-phishing campaign.
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But early humans hardly helped, as spear marks suggest the animals were hunted for food.
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He is a son of Amy F. Clark and Walter E. Spear of Northford, Conn.
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Drill instructors are the tip of the spear when it comes to making basic Marines.
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Spear was shot in the leg and later released from the hospital, local outlets reported.
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"I think the CIA was representing America at the tip of the spear," he continued.
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By the point Craig managed to get his spear free, the boat had drifted away.
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Other proposals call for using robotic arms, nets, tethers and even harpoons to spear debris.
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Rather, they are the tip of the spear of those companies' gigantic global marketing campaigns.
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Later in May, the firm monitored a spear phishing attack that successfully compromised an exchange.
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And at the tip of the spear — or claw — is seven wobbly feet of dinosaur.
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She said Mr. Coll had punched Mr. Spear in the face and in the stomach.
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G.B.T. activism is the tip of the spear at our throats in the culture war.
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How has Spear, who is transgender and nonbinary, tried to address the problem with professors?
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Fancy Bear customized spear-phishing links for each target, encoding their email addresses within them.
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During a shoot in Hawaii, Lundin says Teti threatened to impale him with a spear.
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Qyburn is putting together some sort of giant spear gun to take down the dragons.
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"Spear" (2016)Directed by Stephen Page "Spear" is a contemporary Aboriginal story, told through movement and dance, of a young man, Djali, as he journeys through his community to understand what it means to be a man with ancient traditions in a modern world.
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The spear works as a melee weapon, but it's much more powerful as a ranged attack.
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Just drag and drop your finger to target and throw the spear at other stick people.
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Another 370 foster children are hoping to be adopted but have "no identified resource," Spear said.
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His last major job before joining Spear was as an executive at an artisanal Tequila company.
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The group utilized spear-phishing attacks and exploited internet-connected devices in addition to using malware.
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These would-be dragonslayers might as well try to quench a fire with a spear thrust.
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Its preferred method of attack is by sending spear phishing emails harboring so-called malicious links.
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Your dresses could have been lovely with out that show title, feathers, and awkward spear teepees.
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How about a hot dog stuffed with American cheese and a pickle spear, wrapped in bacon?
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Traditional phishing scams are often numbers games, but spear phishing involves targeting specific individuals or groups.
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The third category of spear phishing, business email compromise, is comparatively uncommon but no less dangerous.
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Up until this point, I'd been making do with short swords and daggers, the occasional spear.
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From the attack on the Justice Department to the one crippling Ukraine, most utilize spear phishing.
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In fact, targeted spear-phishing attacks tend to have success rates ranging from 30% to 55%.
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Last year, FireEye disrupted a North Korean campaign sending spear-phishing emails to U.S. electric companies.
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"Sarah Sanders' Red Hen incident is just the tip of left-wing mob's spear" https://t.
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Throw a Bone Spear in the mix and you can rack up mass kills pretty quickly.
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"I hate analogies like the 'pointy end of the spear,'" said then school chief Maj. Gen.
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"There was a targeted assassination program in Yemen," Spear Operations Group founder Abraham Golan told BuzzFeed.
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Using this information, the hackers can more accurately pinpoint their spear-phishing campaigns against certain individuals.
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The actress told People that her fiance Timothy Spear ended their relationship sometime during the holidays.
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They are the literal tip of the spear in the global war on the militant group.
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Trico is afraid, but it also needs help with a spear that's lodged in its side.
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"A way to deal with Thaad — a shield — is to sharpen your spear," Mr. Cheng said.
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Portrait of a Halberdier Who needs a spear/battle ax when you've got a hockey stick?
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"This is what you get," the witness said Mr. Coll told Mr. Spear, using an expletive.
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These efforts are often enabled through common tactics like spear phishing, password spraying, and credential stuffing.
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To their left, a fifth swoops downhill, corralling the beasts with a spear in his hand.
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CHRIS SPEAR, ARLINGTON, VA. The writer is president and chief executive of the American Trucking Associations.
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Spear infiltrates the usurpers' secret hideout and destroys it before barely escaping in a dramatic getaway.
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He said Mr. Coll began to kick Mr. Spear repeatedly on the side of the head.
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Under the instruction of shirtless men in sarongs, you can fling a plastic spear at grass.
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Stephen Spear, 67, and Linden Spear, 59, managers of The Haven-Friends for Life, a private no-kill shelter in Raeford, North Carolina, were arrested on Wednesday and face charges of animal cruelty and possession of a controlled substance, according to the Hoke County Sheriff's Office.
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But heading into the Season 2 finale, the Legends team is reeling from Amaya's death at the hands of Reverse-Flash (Matt Letscher) after he used the Spear of Destiny to literally rewrite reality permanently – and then destroy the Spear so his actions can't be undone.
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The report portrays a sophisticated set of spear-phishing campaigns that began in the spring of 2015.
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Sure, launching a spear from a few feet away at a long-dead dragon skull looks rad.
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"Unlike my husband [Trystane Martell], who got a spear like straight through his face." h/t Gizmodo
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When the Night King picks up his spear to take aim at a dragon, we're thinking hey!
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This is known as spear phishing, says Gary Davis, the chief consumer security evangelist at Intel Security.
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That conflict is further developed in a flashback scene showing Spear taking his son on a hunt.
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"She hurt [her husband] the only way she can," Spear said during her closing argument in December.
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When Chip Kidd and Geoff Spear get together and make a book, there's nothing else like it.
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At 17, he turned pro and is now also sponsored as a spear fisherman and free diver.
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Such access is even easier when the hacker has procured the website administrator's login through spear phishing.
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"The Academy is at the very tip of the spear at the very end," he told ABC.
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Outside of impersonation schemes, the company highlighted two other spear phishing techniques: business email compromise and blackmail.
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Trump's Twitter feed is the tip of the spear when it comes to his self-inflicted wounds.
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"Caught this today spear fishing!!!" she captioned the stunning shot of herself in a burgundy ViX bikini.
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Some, like the Moken, are nomadic, spending weeks on the sea and free-diving to spear fish.
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I'd wager it's only the point of a spear headed right for the heart of Silicon Valley.
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"Spear fishing is a lot like archery: You have to stay calm and stay focused," Klimitchek said.
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AIs proved more effective than their human counterparts in producing and catching users in spear phishing programs.
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The tip of the spear has been major investments, including acquisitions of companies like Gimlet and Anchor.
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Today it's referred to as "the tip of the spear" of the US forces in the Pacific.
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But they're famous for their powerful bills, which they use to spear at fish and attract mates.
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Unlike my husband [Trystane Martell, played by Toby Sebastian], who got a spear straight through his face.
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Spear recommends members to first meet in public and allow their relationship to build trust and grow.
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My job is to be the tip of the spear—to penetrate so the idea can follow.
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Bring me my bow of burning gold, bring me my arrows of desire, bring me my spear.
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According to the Justice Department, the Russians used spear-phishing as one of their primary attack techniques.
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Nicholas Edward Clark-Spear and Mark Rudy Badum were married July 17 at the Manhattan Marriage Bureau.
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Special Forces were the tip of the spear when the United States invaded Afghanistan in October 2001.
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And they looked as if I was high on multiple drugs and naked and waving a spear.
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They give you a half-sour pickle spear and fries, too, which are about the same dimensions.
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Since its inception, Spear was able to freely travel across the United States helping organize regional cells.
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"It took him awhile to get used to it," said Spear, who empathized with the professor's discomfort.
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The company said it was using specialized notifications, detection systems and user education to counteract spear fishing.
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Cybersecurity companies said spear phishing through social media was one of the fastest-growing methods of attack.
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"We don't view a TV show as the tip of the spear and everything follows," Goldman said.
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It's the tip of the spear for parent company Volkswagen's larger, multibillion-dollar push into electric vehicles.
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Tetrick, 37, sees Asia as the tip of the spear to fix the world's broken food system.
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Cooks in warmer climates might particularly relish it now, maybe even with an asparagus spear or two.
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The 150-pound, sub-adult turtle, named Splinter, was taken into surgery, and the spear was removed.
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A soror wields her poise like a spear; she can make sisterhood feel like a bomb threat.
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People reports that the 26-year-old actress accepted a promise ring from boyfriend Timothy Spear on Sunday.
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" — Blake Spataro DAD IMPALED BY 40-POUND SPEAR MIRACULOUSLY SURVIVES &aposMIND-BOGGLING&apos INJURY "I wanted to live.
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Spear and Clarke said they do not believe there would be a big near-term impact on jobs.
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Use tongs to hold the burger while inserting the metal spear of the thermometer horizontally through the patty.
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Before he can drive the spear through her back, Drogon blasts a barrel of fire in his direction.
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Five of the defendants were arrested on Friday: Lacey, Larkin, Joye Vaught, John "Jed" Brunst, and Scott Spear.
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It's a sweet redemptive moment, suggesting that Spear might be able to regain something of what he's lost.
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That weakness makes it perfect prey for Spear and Fang, though it still puts up a desperate fight.
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So, it seems that Cersi's new harpoon-sized, spear-launching weapon is merely keeping certain family traditions alive.
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A recent report in Infosecurity Magazine found the average cost of a spear phishing incident is $1.6 million.
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The indictment alleges that the GRU officials used spear-phishing to target volunteers and employees of Clinton's campaign.
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Prosecutors said the hackers used techniques like spear phishing and malware to gain access to the confidential information.
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Spear phishing is harmful email disguised to look like it's from a familiar business or someone you know.
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One spear-phishing technique involved sending senior engineers falsified resumes in Microsoft Word that were tainted with malware.
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There's the Google Home smart speaker range, of course, but that's just the tip of the Assistant spear.
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He wants to spear every fish, to put his hand in every pocket, to mastermind every strategic conversation.
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The baseball star played a soldier in the Lannister army who chucks a spear at the Dothraki enemy.
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A father faced a scary injury after getting impaled by a 40-pound hay bale spear last month.
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The fatal injury was probably from a spear-like weapon, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday.
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Spear and Clarke said they did not believe there would be a big near-term impact on jobs.
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Craigslist is great for serial killers and spear-phishers, but less than ideal for anyone looking for housing.
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The flying umbrella spear may not have been fatal in this instance, but it definitely has the potential.
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The majority (66%) of hacks are malware-free attacks — for example, spear phishing to gain logins and passwords.
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He comes in with Kryptonite gas that completely debilitates Superman, and a Kryptonite spear capable of killing him.
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That spear killed one of Dany's three dragons — Viserion — which forced the rest of her party to retreat.
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Then with data from that, the hackers apparently created a "spear-phishing campaign" targeting local U.S. government organizations.
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He's ideally the tip of the spear for an attacking team and the front line guard for defenders.
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But at Whitechapel, something to spear olives with was of more value, so I did a garnish pick.
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The men are on a vacation, scuba diving and spear fishing in sparkling waters full of mythological significance.
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Some traditional killing of lions also still occurs, where young men spear them to gain wealth and status.
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Ocala, Florida (CNN)The words that saved Crystal Champ's life were delivered like a spear into the heart.
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SOF soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines regularly operate at "the tip of the spear" in over 100 countries.
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VICE reached out to Spear via email but has not heard back as of the time of publishing.
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Bottom line: Regardless, Pai will be the tip of the spear in trying to roll back Wheeler's work.
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Thomas thought it was their sharp eyes—the women of his tribe could spear you with a glance.
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"Accurate detection is the tip of the spear for effective pandemic response strategy," it said in its announcement.
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CreditCreditAndrew Spear for The New York Times CINCINNATI — Michelle Curley's husband does not like the baby-hippo tattoo.
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One group, from the Busoga Kingdom in eastern Uganda, presented him with an 18th-century spear and shield.
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Nicholas Clark-Spear, left, and Mark Badum were engaged at Mr. Clark-Spear's 229th annual family Christmas party.
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Among them is Bernardo Fort-Brescia, who founded Arquitectonica with his wife, Laurinda H. Spear, four decades ago.
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Prosecutors have said that Mr. Spear had diabetes, heart disease and end-stage renal disease that required dialysis.
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"I had always wanted to live in New York," said Ms. Spear, who attended graduate school in Texas.
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"I think this is just the tip of the spear in terms of this investigation," Mr. Stone said.
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"Collectively, we decided that we did not want to be the tip of the spear here," he recalled.
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Proofpoint also found that spear-phishing attacks, which target a specific individual or organization, are becoming more prevalent.
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The plants are flowers, but they don't have petals; from their stems bloom long, undulating, spear-like tendrils.
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In the past, Spear, 24, has emailed professors in advance to say that their pronouns are they/them.
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Not long ago, I was on a boat with some nice people who spear swordfish for a living.
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"Spear phishers" put extensive effort into targeting a specific person, often creating multiple misleading pages to trick them.
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Tenant: WeWork Landlord: AHRC New York City Brokers: Kent Swig and Andrew Simon of Helmsley Spear $75/SQ.
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Free stock trading was just "the tip of the spear" in their customer acquisition strategy, according to Gilbert.
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In November 2015, the State Department revealed that its employees had been spear phished through social media accounts.
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Mr. Coll then punched Mr. Spear in the face and stomach, and another officer, Anthony Torres, tackled him.
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Goldman's $6.6 billion acquisition in 2000 of Spear, Leeds & Kellogg, a top specialist firm, was much less successful.
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She also argued they are just the tip of the spear when it comes to flawed judicial nominees.
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" The spear — a gig — is thought to be derived from the defunct "fizzgig," which eventually became "fish-gig.
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Because Superman is weak against Kryptonite, he obviously can't carry the spear for very long periods of time.
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The important thing is the spear has this power because Jesus Christ bled on it during the crucifixion.
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They function a bit like casters, and are dead meat if someone comes after them with a spear.
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The Shaolin monastery developed a reputation for its spear techniques, but to a single monk travelling on the road, who will likely run into trouble if he is waltzing around with a spear, the staff is far more useful because it makes use of what is ostensibly a walking stick.
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The spear-tip windows of a cathedral lead inexorably to Heaven, even if only a heaven of the mind.
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Abraham Golan, who runs Spear, had traveled to Serbia with Corbett in early 2018, according to Serbian news reports.
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In the podcast, along with other topics, Spear and the host debate neo-Nazis undertaking lone wolf terrorist attacks.
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Two of Spear's relatives, niece Tiara Kelly and cousin Donna Spear, spoke in court shortly before Coll was sentenced.
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It's kind of a cliché — albeit an accurate one — that climate is rarely the tip of Democrats' political spear.
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Spear-phishing refers to the practice of attempting to steal a person's password or gain access to their computer.
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According to Spear, one of her daughters had an accident that day, smearing feces all over the bathroom wall.
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When Coronado's husband refused to help his wife clean up the mess, she lost her temper, according to Spear.
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He had a strong right arm that he may have built up through the use of a spear thrower.
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And when the Night King clams gets a second spear, the suspense of this sequence flies through the roof.
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They also reportedly targeted individual election officials with spear-phishing attacks and infiltrated at least one campaign finance database.
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We have had asymmetric warfare since the first caveman crafted a spear to defeat stronger, faster, bigger-fanged enemies.
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A significant number of concussions and catastrophic injuries occur because of improper and illegal contact, such as spear tackling.
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Obara shares an anecdote from her childhood, punctuated with a bull's-eye spear-toss into a man's bare skull.
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We're at the tip of the spear [in San Francisco], we are in a great place [to study tech].
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Lionfish can be caught by spear fishers, though it's not a particularly effective method, given their deeper water dwellings.
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But due to a thoroughly impressive spear toss from the Night King, the White Walkers have taken round one.
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SWAT 4 casts the player as the tip of the spear held by the longest arm of the law.
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Either way, we are ready to see the mystery unfold — and what's sure to be some excellent spear-throwing.
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Thankfully, the fisherman acted quickly by stopping the shark with his spear before it made him its next meal.
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She was going to get their photographs removed from private Facebook groups like Just the Tip of the Spear.
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Cybersecurity firm FireEye detected and stopped the so-called spear-phishing attack — when attackers send emails containing malicious links.
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It says the men started jabbing at each other, and Mr. Coll began punching Mr. Spear in the face.
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"... A spear and shield is the most prized possession of an Oromo traditional warrior," Arega explained in a tweet.
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Previously, the artifacts were thought to be spear points, but analysis reveals that they were likely general purpose tools.
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He stands in the shadows of his hallway, and something gleams behind him—the leaflike blade of a spear.
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Fundraise with a spear Account-based marketing is a strategic marketing approach to attain large enterprise accounts in SaaS.
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This attack is spreading because this process is effective—think of it as an in-game spear phishing attack.
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The boy can get his little hands on items like the spear, crawl through small passages, and manipulate switches.
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And in the past three weeks, hackers have been sending more calculated, spear phishing emails to the Colorado bank.
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It took several tries and a certain amount of cursing before he managed to spear one of the sausages.
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Infantry is the hallowed "tip of the spear" for the Marine Corps, among the first combatants into war zones.
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Inside the cave, scientists have uncovered Homo sapiens' teeth, spear points, bone tools, engravings and beads made from seashells.
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He was instrumental in bringing a horrific video to light, one where fishermen spear then butcher a pregnant dolphin.
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Is the NFLPA trying to gain whatever leverage it can with Bosa acting as the tip of the spear?
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But the dragon was only dozing, and the attackers' first spear aroused it, drawing a blast of angry fire.
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They had more resources than all of the other bidders combined and were above spear phishing for petty gains.
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Former Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah praised Mr. Davis as the "tip of the spear" in that clash.
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I wanted to follow the stream that would be the spear point if the marchers headed for El Silencio.
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Mr. Spear has said repeatedly that the United States is doomed because of its large and growing minority population.
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How dangerous it would be if we lose the tip of the spear against those who would destroy us.
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There were no props — not even a spear for Wotan — only chairs set out in front of the orchestra.
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But Pentagon officials say the scale of the spear phishing attacks is unlike anything they had ever seen before.
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As I penetrated my skin with the spear and plunged the fluid into my stomach, my vision got splotchy.
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The jury was told that Mr. Spear had diabetes, heart disease and end-stage renal disease that required dialysis.
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Mr. Spear, not wanting to wait, tried to kick Mr. Coll and push past him into the doctor's office.
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Several women wrote in with information on men who they said were running Just the Tip of the Spear.
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And I utilized sort of e-sports as the tip of that spear because it was a hot topic.
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The malware in the recent attack appears to have been launched onto individual computers primarily by spear phishing emails.
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What if the boar, an animal renowned for running up a spear to kill the person who killed it?
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Military technology will always remain a competition between offense and defense, between the sword (or spear), and the shield.
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Today, however, the music popularized by artists like Bob Marley and Burning Spear has spread all over the planet.
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"I had to make sure there is a balance with the shield and the spear so everything is one," he said, noting that he placed the shield in the center with one spear point at 11 o'clock and the other at 1 o'clock so the design "doesn't distract you from telling the time."
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The base of these points suggests they were hafted onto the spear in a different way than the Clovis points.
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And every once in awhile, he'll just hop in the Caribbean with a spear gun and nab a grouper himself.
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The advances in combat technology led to a decrease in military training for broadsword and other spear or bladed weapons.
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Microsoft had recently announced two separate incidents where they seized domains used in unsuccessful spear phishing operations via court order.
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This information can easily be put to effective use in a spear-phishing attack by a malicious app or hacker.
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"Being the spear catcher for the conference is part of the responsibility of being in leadership," Cornyn told reporters Tuesday.
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Little chefs (and grown ones, for that matter) can spear cucumbers, carrots, eggs, squash and more with this handy tool.
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Unfortunately, in the day and age of social engineering and spear-phishing, antivirus needs to be a little more proactive.
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In other words, don't spoon-feed babies the usual purees -- instead, hand them a soft asparagus spear or a banana.
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This is more complex than other breaches that may be easier to investigate, like email spear-phishing attacks, Ferrillo said.
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The first model uses a pressure-powered spear gun to humanely hunt lionfish, which should start field tests this month.
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Okoye (Danai Gurira): Head of Wakanda's armed forces, highly skilled in martial arts, often armed with her Vibranium spear. 6.
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Dubbed the "tip of the spear," Guam is a key to the US military's forward deployed presence in the Pacific.
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But it wasn't a benign message; it was actually a spear-phishing email authored by hackers with ties to Russia.
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It is no surprise that pension funds are the tip of the spear against a financial transaction tax in Europe.
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Yet the Office of National Drug Control Policy remains the tip of the spear in the campaign against marijuana decriminalization.
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Nearly 20 years ago, for example, it paid $6 billion to acquire the Wall Street trading firm Spear Leeds & Kellogg.
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Some mantis shrimp spear their victims with harpoon-like spines on the ends of their limbs up to 16 m.p.h.
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Maybe I'm just biased because Danai Gurira (The Walking Dead's Michonne) fights a bunch of people with a giant spear.
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See, the thing I don't understand about the cover is what that guy thinks he's doing with the spear. Yeah.
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Pruitt may have thought that being the tip of the spear in dismantling Obama's environmental agenda would excuse ethical transgressions.
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She notes that in past ceremonies, the men would row out and spear a couple of fish for the tribe.
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My hand hovered over the fruit tray, about to spear a chunk of watermelon, when a white person walked up.
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Presumably, this will be a race based on the issues and not who can spear the other into the abyss.
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We drove on until the conical dome of Geghardavank (the Monastery of the Spear) emerges from behind a stone wall.
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At the time, prosecutors have said, Mr. Spear had heart disease, diabetes and end-stage renal disease that required dialysis.
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This time, the burglary was conducted from afar, directed by the Kremlin, with spear-phishing emails and zeros and ones.
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Small cul-de-sacs containing gyms, tracks and spear sheds, where girls entering their teens train for the Wakandan military.
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"Spear phishing," or the act of sending a malicious file or link through a seemingly innocuous message, is hardly new.
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A spokesman for Facebook said the company was aware of the problem and was monitoring spear phishing on the platform.
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The Model 2000 is being billed as the tip of the spear for the electric car market to go mainstream.
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It will also test out a harpoon technology that could capture hulking satellites with a spear attached to a string.
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The Model 3 is being billed as the tip of the spear for the electric car market to go mainstream.
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Some of the ideas proposed include using nets to gather junk, harpoons to spear and retrieve objects, and robotic arms.
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Thallium tricked victims through a technique known as "spear phishing", using credible-looking emails that appear legitimate at first glance.
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A dead sea turtle was found in June in a Florida national park with a spear shaft through its head.
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Brannen favors the overkill hypothesis — that spear-chucking humans drove the mammoth if not to extinction then to extinction's brink.
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Spear's choreography Spear is the first feature-length film by Stephen Page, the artistic director of the Bangarra Dance Theatre.
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And even that haul is sometimes limited by weather, since his network of divers need visibility to spear the fish.
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Season two centered on the Legends trying to find the Spear of Destiny, a magical artifact that can rewrite reality.
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Now, women can serve as "the tip of the spear" in elite military, anti-terrorist operations — if they pass the training.
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"Get educated on exactly what spear phishing is," Steve Morgan, Cybersecurity Ventures CEO and founder, said in an email to Mashable.
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Meanwhile, in the upper right-hand corner, an Ethiopian man stabs a particularly blockheaded Mussolini through the head with a spear.
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Let's hope that it really ends up being Arya, with her new dragonglass spear, at Winterfell, taking down the Night King.
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Theon jumps back and forth between firing arrows and swinging a spear to defeat any wights that come toward Bran's body.
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"Somebody at the International Olympic Committee fell for a spear-phishing email with my name on it," Jackson told BuzzFeed News.
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The company, Spear Operations Group, was incorporated in Delaware and founded by Abraham Golan, a Hungarian Israeli who lives near Pittsburgh.
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We also see her take a spear through the chest, a shocking level of violence rarely applied to children on film.
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After Drogon blasts White Walkers with fire, the Night King strikes back with a magical spear, killing Daenerys' beloved dragon, Viserion.
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Coll's lawyers argued during his trial that prosecutors could not prove the kicking killed Spear, who suffered from severe medical problems.
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He asserts that early humans must have had a primitive understanding of the laws of physics to throw a spear accurately.
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In addition to being the new authority on Spear impressions, she is quickly becoming a top contender for celebrity best friend.
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Spear, 26, popped the question after planning a romantic picnic in Laguna overlooking the ocean, Potter's mom Robin Sinkhorn tells PEOPLE.
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The relationship developed and Castro took the Americans along for one of his favorite activities, spear fishing in Cuba's crystalline waters.
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The spear throw has such a high rate of failure (you get only one shot) that it's basically a burpee station.
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I could hear their heads, elbows, hips hit the floor, just as mine did now, with a hot spear of pain.
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She is a professional spear fisher who spends most of her days traveling the world and hunting for her next meal.
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"Image: Proofpoint"So you end up with highly-effective spear phishing email coming directly from the mailbox of a senior executive.
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In the past, scientists usually opted for spear-inserted titanium dart tags that would tow behind individuals on stainless steel tethers.
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The spear, which was still attached to the machine at the time, went through Firth's back and out of his stomach.
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Or the time he managed to kill three wolves using tainted meat, a spear trap and his entire quiver of arrows.
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The information could be used to send friend requests on social media, or to launch spear phishing emails targeting government workers.
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Think tanks and NGOs have received a flurry of spear phishing attempts linked to a Russian espionage group since the election.
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Minhaj is armed with a three-pronged anti-Trump spear, and he hasn't even made jokes at the president's expense yet.
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"I intend to give the masses a 'spear', so they can say hi to creativity," he said in a 2012 interview.
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It appears that Russian agents sent spear-phishing emails to employees of the Florida-based e-voting equipment vendor, VR Systems.
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The Rockets didn't kickstart a basketball revolution, but they're the tip of a spear that has shown no signs of deceleration.
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Besides, she is now armed with a dragonglass spear and she still has the ability to be a many-faced assassin.
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If an election can be swayed by a simple spear-phishing attack, how much trust can we put in the result?
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Opinion London — CLOSE by Westminster Bridge and the Houses of Parliament, there stands the statue of a woman brandishing a spear.
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One of the skeletons had a spear wound suggesting that it took the animal years to die, despite the hunting efforts.
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When's the last time you heard a candidate talk about the need for training, technology and vigilance against spear phishing attacks?
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Spear proposed to Potter, an advocate for differently-abled people, with a promise ring during a romantic seaside picnic in August.
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The described pages fit the description of a spear-phishing attack, the technique used in the 85033 hack of the organization.
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Dozens of DNC email addresses received spear-phishing emails that were ostensibly sent from a State Department official, the source said.
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A platter of roasted brussels sprouts with pomegranate-tahini sauce that you can spear with toothpicks as you watch people luge?
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In a rifle company — clearly the pointed end of the spear of American policy — there isn't a lot of strategic thinking.
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The Mustang Mach-E represents the tip of the spear of Ford's ambitious $11 billion push to electrify its entire lineup.
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In an experiment last year, ZeroFOX created an automated program that taught itself to send spear phishing links to Twitter users.
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There were low-tech strategies like the basic spear-phishing attacks that have become a fact of life for anyone online.
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Their nematocysts contain minute poisonous barbs; these they use to spear tiny planktonic prey, which they then stuff into their mouths.
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In the final battle, Superman has a spear made of pure Kryptonite that must be plunged into Doomsday to kill him.
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"People come to school here, and then they move away because they can't get jobs," said Acadia Spear, 21, of Portsmouth.
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Does Roy play Rooney deep, or as the tip of an attacking spear, straight through the center of the opposition backline?
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Pointing to a "fish house" — a structure built for spear fishing — he interrogates the two men about it in a prosecutorial tone.
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Armed with a spear, these youths became men in the process, returning to the tribe to be treated with new-found respect.
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According to a statement from authorities in DuPage County, murder charges were filed this week against Thomas Spear, 43, of Peoria, Illinois.
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When Peter attempted to spear the plate, his lance contacted the ground and flipped, his brother John said in a Facebook post.
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But they are also positioning themselves to launch from their necks a hard, sharp calcium carbonate spear that pierces the mate's body.
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If you want to knock one out of the sky, a well-thrown ball or even a spear should do the trick.
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This spear-phishing email was sent to an elections office in Alachua County, Florida, but was caught in the recipient's spam filter.
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The body was found with a sword, an ax, a spear, armor-piercing arrows, a bottle knife, two shields, and two horses.
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"We kill one monster to save 100,000 people," Harrow tells his queen, Sarai (Kazumi Evans), as they spar with sword and spear.
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The body was found with a sword, an axe, a spear, armor-piercing arrows, a bottle knife, two shields, and two horses.
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A simulated spear wound in the chest ran in completely different patterns than the one on the shroud, whether standing or prone.
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SENIOR LT. ALEKSEY LUKASHEV — Accused of sending the spear-phishing email that snared the login credentials of Clinton campaign chair John Podesta.
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The first is a dark industrial setting seen in the Proxima Midnight GIF above, where she throws the spear at Captain America.
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Take, for example, spear phishing, in which individuals are sent messages specially designed to trick them into giving up their security credentials.
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We can talk about what's coming in terms of competition, but ultimately that is the tip of the spear of this story.
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Instead of clutching a spear, as he does in the painting, Thompson has him holding aloft what look like three baseball bats.
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The attacks were largely carried out through spear-phishing attacks using malware called "X-agent" to collect passwords through keylogging and screenshots.
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Illinois residents who prefer to spear catfish with a pitchfork will no longer have to worry about breaking the law after Sunday.
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DHS said the "BlackEnergy Malware" appears to have infected Ukraine's systems with a spear phishing attack via a corrupted Microsoft Word attachment.
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She contemplated several, including one that was garishly emblazoned with an image of Mickey Mouse about to spear himself with a syringe.
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Perhaps her spear was tipped in dragonglass, which, like the Valyrian steel Jon's sword is made of, is deadly to White Walkers.
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Bat breaks have gone down about 50 percent as a result, making fans and players less prone to accidental spear-related injury.
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"The most devastating, intrusive attacks by the most sophisticated actors often originate with a simple act of spear phishing," Mr. Johnson said.
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Spear phishing is the use of email created by bad actors that impersonate a known company or individual that a user trusts.
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"Our parent company has big ambitions to expand the company globally, and Quartz is really the tip of that spear," Lauf said.
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Spear said private money would be drawn to high-traffic areas in heavily populated regions, leaving roads in more rural states ignored.
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In March of 2018, American officials publicly accused Russia of conducting a "multi-stage intrusion campaign" that involved malware and spear phishing.
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FireEye said last October that it had detected and blocked Pyongyang-linked hackers from sending spear-phishing emails to U.S. electric companies.
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Solomon also identified the hapless fish that had allegedly been pursued underwater by a spear-wielding Putin for two hours: Northern Pike.
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The Celtics will also play a lot faster than the Jazz could, which Hayward should appreciate, as he's a spear in transition.
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Spear, who claims to be an Iraq and Afghan war veteran, is a self-proclaimed white nationalist with a significant online following.
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He's also carrying a rapa, a spear with a flat point that he uses to scrape the percebes out of the rocks.
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Amari has spear-headed the administration's pro-growth policies and called for increased spending on items such as more child-care facilities.
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To avoid the spines, transfer the fish directly from your spear into a plastic containment device called a Zookeeper without touching it.
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In one version of the sport, horsemen would ride round a circle and try to spear their lances into a metal ring.
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On other occasions, according to the indictment, the conspirators also sent spear-phishing emails to the personal emails of employees at Westinghouse.
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In court, Mr. Schmidt depicted Mr. Spear as a nasty and recalcitrant inmate who had started the physical dispute with Mr. Coll.
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CreditCreditAndrew Spear for The New York Times HICKSVILLE, Ohio — For Anthony Nighswander, rock-bottom unemployment is both a headache and an opportunity.
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Each LP and magazine was emblazoned with a striking insignia: two mask-like profiles facing left and right, bisected by a spear.
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Hand-to-hand combat with a spear, a shield and an ax specifically for chopping off heads earned the bravest chest tattoos.
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But his lawyers, Sam A. Schmidt and Joshua L. Dratel, argued that Mr. Spear initiated the conduct that led to his death.
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This is done by a so-called spear phishing attack, where an email containing the malicious document is sent to a user.
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"Daryl's faster than everyone else, and he's incredibly precise, which allows him to be aggressive and yet still in control," Spear said.
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Previously these Russian hackers had deployed various methods ranging from social engineering to spear-phishing emails as the means of their attacks.
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In richly detailed indictments, Mueller has weaved a tale of Kremlin troll farms, social media campaigns, spear phishing operations and computer hacking.
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Also the spear can only be activated by the word of God, which is pretty easy to find, as it turns out.
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He sits over a small hole in the Arctic ice, watching for a seal to swim by below, spear at the ready.
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The woman, mid-escape, screamed with rage at me for this theft, snatching a nearby spear and rushed me in righteous anger. What?
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A hacker spreads malware to thousands or millions of unprotected computers around the world, typically through spear-phishing emails with malware-infected attachments.
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During the battle at the Wall, the Night King throws a spear at Viserion, tearing him from the sky and seemingly killing him.
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Co-workers immediately dialed 911 and worked with a heat torch to cut the spear, which was still partly attached to the machine.
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The group used spear-phishing attacks and exploited internet-connected devices in order to attack the companies, along with the use of malware.
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Isaiah Payton, 12, and Damean Spear, 15, were shot on October 17 after a high school football game, the Atlanta Police Department said.
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Coronado slit their throats and stabbed them in the hearts with kitchen knives before laying them on a bed, prosecutor Emily Spear said.
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They want it, but it's not the tip of the spear in plans that emphasize massive public investments, tough mandates and other steps.
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The ace starter made a brief appearance during the episode's climactic battle, playing a Lannister soldier who throws a spear with deadly results. .
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Spear fishing derbies have had some local success in reducing populations, but there is recognition from conservationists that larger scale solutions are required.
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According to Internet security team Volexity has detected an active spear-phishing effort by Russian hacker groups including Cozy Bear and the Dukes.
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But spear-phishers often begin the process by falsely posing as a friend or associate before asking the victim to take further action.
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One of the figures carries a spear or pole, while four or five others stand near what seems to be a thatched structure.
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Dozens of countries, spear-headed by the United States, have condemned the camps at the U.N., calling them a "horrific campaign of oppression".
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Germany's 19th-century nationalists romanticised the tribes who fought the Roman legions—which is why Wagner throngs with spear maidens and knuckleheaded heroes.
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This spear, a family heirloom for Alexios and Kassandra, functions like the iconic Assassin's Creed hidden blade but also does much, much more.
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Defending against spear-phishing and network attacks isn't the same as countering a massive influence operation run by a state actor like Russia.
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Indeed, the "Night Stalkers" are quite famous for the raid to capture Osama bin Laden, Operation Neptune&aposs Spear, on May 1, 2011.
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Tessian's tech is designed to prevent accidental emails with confidential information going to the wrong recipients, spear phishing, and other forms of fraud.
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Sen. Claire McCaskill's team was targeted with spear phishing attempt from Russia's intelligence unit around August 2017, according to The Daily Beast. Sen.
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Get the package with the spear and you'll know enjoyment's here, because it's Wrigley's here, the biggest little treat in all the land.
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Mr. Clark-Spear (left), 34, is the business operations manager, in New York, for Tisbury Psychological Services, a psychological evaluation and testing company.
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"This is a great time of year to get good apples from the orchard and make some homemade applesauce," owner William Spear writes.
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At slaughter, they're typically shot in the head by divers using explosive-tipped spear guns—the no-stress method—to preserve the meat.
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Lawmakers said on Thursday that the F.B.I. told them the intrusion came through a spear phishing email, as elections officials had earlier suggested.
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In keeping with its vintage appeal, the dial's spear-shaped hands are not illuminated — the watch's timeless spirit is instead lit from within.
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Ms. Kim, on the other hand, "is a very effective tip of the spear for the North Korean charm offensive," Mr. Oba said.
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Mr. Coll then screamed at Mr. Spear and kicked him several times in the side of the head, Mr. Torres testified through tears.
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It's long been speculated in the neo-Nazi community that Spear was an intelligence officer aligned with either the Kremlin or the FBI.
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The stronger punching hand known as the spear is traditionally tied with cotton and rope, while the other hand shields against opponent's punches.
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They described guards using slurs like spear chucker, porch monkey and worse, and there are cases of inmates having their dreadlocks ripped out.
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The spear-phishing messages, for instance, included references to industrial control equipment or malicious attachments that appeared to be policy documents or invitations.
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"We are at a critical moment in the development of autonomous technology," said Chris Spear, president and CEO of the American Trucking Associations.
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Anthony still started every game while averaging double figures in points, then blossomed into the tip of PSA Cardinals' spear this past spring.
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I think, whether you're looking at technology or looking at agriculture or the service industry, Georgia's always been the tip of the spear.
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By the end of the game, Donnel was the tip of my army's spear, a tin pot-wearing, smile-flashing wielder of death.
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