Coming up, a bombshell new report claiming the FBI allegedly spied, spied on the Trump campaign.
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Kids generally don't like being spied on and dislike being spied on without their knowledge even more.
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Three of the men spied for the United States and helped guide drones to carry out strikes in Somalia, while a fourth spied for the Somali government, he added.
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" The scandal here isn't that Trump was "spied on.
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During that sidewalk shuffle, we spied a cute "Gigi" keychain.
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He spied on reporters from the AP and Fox News.
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Another camera also spied clouds in the sky during sunset.
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Philip risked his marriage and spied on Elizabeth for Gorbachev.
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SURVEILLANCE cameras have long spied on public spaces across Britain.
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They are saying they spied in a pretty broad fashion.
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No, instead the spied on that person and surveilled them.
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So a new breed of company has spied an opportunity.
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Being spied on by a smart speaker sounds bad enough.
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Israeli drones weren't the only things that were spied on.
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Then we spied one beauty in a gray velvet dress.
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Unlike missile silos, software cannot be spied on from satellites.
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But it's still not clear if he spied for China.
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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police spied on them for years.
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This one's supported by regulatory filings spied earlier this year.
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Have you thought you were being followed or spied on?
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Firefighters spied the mom and then found her babies down below.
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Well there&aposs no question that they spied on the campaign.
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HANNITY: Martin Luther King was spied on in a horrific way.
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The big picture: Neither country particularly wants to be spied on.
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" Trump tweet: "THEY SPIED ON MY CAMPAIGN (We will never forget)!
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In 2014, the NYPD disbanded the unit that spied on Muslims.
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So the ones spied in the trailer could just be games.
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I spied some Zia pottery, which famously features a bird motif.
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The president has said he was spied on for political reasons.
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Maguire spied a photograph of a bearded man on the wall.
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I was convinced that I was being filmed or spied on.
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She also spied during the Civil War for the Union army.
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And what can those who are certainly being spied on do?
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Mr. Ren insisted that his company had not spied for China.
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"My Campaign for President was conclusively spied on," the president tweeted.
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He explicitly denied that the F.B.I. 'spied' on Mr. Trump's campaign.
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He explicitly denied that the F.B.I. "spied" on Mr. Trump's campaign.
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Trump repeated claims the FBI had "spied" on his 2016 campaign.
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They actually spied on him, then he hires a bunch of Democrats.
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Peña Nieto spied on his political opponents during the 2012 presidential campaigns.
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So, make no mistake -- this mistake, the Trump campaign was spied on.
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He's also stated outright that he believes Trump's campaign was spied on.
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Every single email that every DNC staffer typed had been spied on.
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When she heard of families with adopted children, she spied on them.
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We can only imagine the employees' reactions when they spied a Kardashian.
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Our presence in "Bed Down Location" was electronically spied on and monitored.
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" May 17, 2019 [Tweet]: "My Campaign for President was conclusively spied on.
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Read: Yahoo Reportedly Spied on Millions of Users' Emails for the Government
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Ten years ago, Chinese hackers famously spied on Google's sensitive internal networks.
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Investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson on being spied on by the Obama administration.
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I spied him going through the chow line and my excitement grew.
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YouTuber Jason Asselin spied the apparition near Marquette, Michigan, earlier this week.
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The FBI agents led him inside, where he spied a few others.
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He claims to have spied from the late 1960s to the 1990s.
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No evidence has emerged that the FBI improperly spied on Trump's campaign.
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Once he spied a dilatory writer on the street in New Haven.
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The pilot spied something in the mound — the tip of a snowboard.
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Ren Zhengfei, Huawei's founder, has denied that his company spied for China.
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They also spied irregularities in the printing that could suggest photomechanical reproduction.
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Let's debate digital freedom and servitude, free and unfree, private and spied-upon.
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Some viewers said they spied a second water bottle later in the episode.
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Here's how you can keep using Google's apps without constantly getting spied on.
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TMZ claims that Cabrera and Lavigne were spied kissing over dinner in Manhattan.
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Everyone knew who the spies were, of course, and for whom they spied.
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Agents infiltrated unions, spied on their activities, and reported back to company owners.
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Laws already on the books protect women from being accosted or spied on.
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The scientists spied on the marmots through binoculars for six hours a day.
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No evidence has surfaced that suggests the Obama administration spied on Trump's campaign.
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For three years, in the nineties, he spied in Moscow under diplomatic cover.
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My campaign was being seriously spied upon by intel agencies and the Democrats.
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At one stop, I spied Chuck flossing on the side of the road.
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My father spied on activists for the Memphis Police Department in the 1960s.
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"My Campaign for President was conclusively spied on," Trump tweeted on Friday morning.
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Trump has repeatedly railed against FISA, arguing that his campaign was "spied" upon.
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Yet: We miraculously spied the errant hat, slipping and sliding in the waves.
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The C.I.A. spied on her for twenty years, at times opening her mail.
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Actually, I went into shouting mode whenever I spied a particularly cool toy.
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The hotel's published rates start at $300, but I spied deals on Booking.
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But as the country's addiction crisis worsened, the Sacklers spied another business opportunity.
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In fact, Meissen and Du Paquier were rivals and spied on one another.
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But I will not have been worried about being spied on in this building.
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That is to say, the spy could have become the spied upon as well.
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"But what they contain are the everyday results of a people being spied upon."
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"There's a reasonable assumption that you don't want to be spied on," said Schmetz.
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Then, at the back of the bottom shelf, I spied it: a jigsaw puzzle.
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Eventually, she and several colleagues spied an opportunity too good not to pursue independently.
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James Clapper admitted the same thing, he spied but it was good for him.
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The last time they were there they spied on us and they stole technology.
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He spied on so many phones that a flunkey had to write him summaries.
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The living have long spied the dead—and sought new explanations for doing so.
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It's all tied to Trump's claims that the Obama White House spied on him.
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He told lawmakers that he believes U.S. government agencies spied on the Trump campaign.
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TechCrunch spied Marble's delivery robots, stickered with a Yelp Eat24 logo, earlier this month.
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No evidence has emerged to suggest that the FBI improperly spied on Trump's campaign.
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But in his typically appalling way, Mr Assad has spied opportunity amid the tragedy.
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David Harsanyi: Let's find out if the Obama administration spied on the Trump campaign.
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Sondland was almost certainly spied on while talking to the president at the restaurant.
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But soon they spied the lionfish's fluttering fins and characteristic red and white stripes.
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During an ayahuasca ceremony with a shaman named Sulmira, Harris spied an interesting tapestry.
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Periscope spied on both sides of the Cambodian election, according to a new report.
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Trump has railed against the surveillance court, saying his 2016 campaign was "spied" on.
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Peeking over a fence, he spied another garage with a satellite dish mounted outside.
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The spacecraft recorded surface temperatures of negative 391 degrees Fahrenheit, and spied active geysers.
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Initially, staff members were skeptical and workers said they were effectively being spied on.
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Mr. Colbert asked Mr. Hayden point-blank if his former agency spied on Americans.
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The central claim here is that the Obama administration spied on Trump's presidential campaign.
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Trump and his allies have long claimed that his 2016 campaign was spied on.
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I spied the strange pink glow of the geodesic dome, the island's unlikely greenhouse.
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This is about the Obama administration's spying, and the question isn't whether it spied.
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Among other contentions, Barr also reiterated his claim that Trump's campaign was "spied" on.
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She spied a bunch of chard peeking out the top of my grocery bag.
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He reiterated that he believed the president's campaign had been "spied" on in 2016.
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A lot of fans think they spied James Corden in an X-Wing ship.
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Republican representative Trey Gowdy disputes Trump&aposs claim that the FBI spied on his campaign.
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But the report in fact says it was likely foreign targets who were spied on.
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They spied on a US campaign, wiretapped Americans, bit on the dossier and unmasked Flynn.
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This is about the Obama administration spying, and the question is not whether it spied.
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But today we spied a small caravan of crossovers that left us scratching our heads.
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Mainly they confirmed that the government spied on Bose's family in the 1950s and 1960s.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has spied a brand-new blemish on the surface of Neptune.
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However, no evidence has surfaced to suggest that the FBI improperly spied on his campaign.
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Go deeper: Gang of 8 Democrats condemn Barr for suggesting Trump campaign was spied on
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Finally, they spotted a sea wall along a beach in Tavernier and spied a dock.
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I shed a small tear as I spied the Olympic Mountains peeking above the sound.
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He spied an enemy combatant on high ground, who appeared to have a sniper's rifle.
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Wardle could have taken over those computers or spied on them if he wanted to.
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Pledged to silence, the two actors waved when they spied each other in the refectory.
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In the 1960s and '70s, the CIA spied on the civil rights and antiwar movements.
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Mr. Scott walked into the small bathroom again, acting surprised as he spied the toilet.
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The intrepid Hubble Space Telescope recently spied storms on Mars and moons racing around Saturn.
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The U.S. and Russia have routinely spied on each other over the last three decades.
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Or perhaps Lim had spied it from the start but delayed mentioning what he saw.
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It's not clear whether agents confronted the man about whether he had spied for China.
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"We have always suspected they spied on us and listened to us," Mr. Patrón said.
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Some were shocked to see something on Sanders's face they had never spied before: a smile.
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Does Trump believe Obama wiretapped or spied on him more broadly at Trump Tower or anywhere?
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Wray did not, however, address allegations that the Obama administration had spied on the Trump campaign.
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We met a prisoner who proved the government secretly spied on him – from his jail cell.
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Having spied Von Hep's latest move on Instagram, I went to him with my tanning concerns.
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After polite handshakes in steady rain, the quintet walked indoors, where Prince George was spied waiting.
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Berlin spied in positive liberty an intellectual sleight of hand which could be exploited for harm.
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The DOJ agrees to his demands to investigate whether the Obama administration spied on his campaign.
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And workers who keep their jobs are more likely to feel spied on by their employers.
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The superstars were also spied indulging in some PDA at a Miami nightclub on Tuesday night.
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Speaking of massive propulsions in space, NASA has spied a black hole eating yet another star.
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Foos not only spied on his guests, but might have gawked at, and enabled, a murder.
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Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze spied on unsuspecting city dwellers to capture these gorgeous images of rooftop culture.
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The more prestigious the noble family, the more prestigious the village family who spied for them.
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He first spied her on the House floor, sitting on the Republican side of the aisle.
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He's been cheated, bugged and now spied on as they try to bring him down. Maybe.
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The President has been peddling a conspiracy theory that the FBI spied on his 2016 campaign.
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The woman the FBI spied on, codename "Bowtie", and who brought down Harold Macmillan's Conservative government.
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It thus became the first interstellar interloper into Earth's solar system to be spied by astronomers.
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Sondland was almost certainly spied on while talking to the president in that restaurant, Politico reported.
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It also spied on reporters' phone records and successfully sought search warrants for a reporter's emails.
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Eagle-eyed concertgoers spied the pop star at last night's Justin Bieber performance in Los Angeles.
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Finally, in the middle of the night, we spied lights through the trees in a forest.
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According to the ACLU, the NYPD reportedly spied on Muslim communities using plainclothes officers and informants.
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Whether the CIA spied on United States' citizens or whether it did not should not matter.
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She began suffering delusions at age 54, many involving fears of being spied upon or poisoned.
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Defenders of the F.B.I. have objected to the notion that it spied on the Trump campaign.
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Then, observing a senior colleague's contracts class, I spied one student shopping for half the class.
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The president also alleged that the FBI "spied" on his campaign in what he dubbed "Spygate."
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I even admired her assassination of Actaeon, the man who spied on her as she bathed.
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I was the one who took him on when he spied on the Intelligence Committee's files.
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Would they resist contact with grandparents, feeling spied on via Instagram or coerced into video chatting?
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The Obama administration quickly spied a possible compromise with Ryan, and sought to capitalize on it.
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It later emerged that the Government Communications Security Bureau had illegally spied on him before the raid.
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Hassan Abdille of Muslims for Human Rights, another lobby group, says his staff have been spied on.
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Jamaica's Chef de Mission Rudolph Spied said the switch was made at the request of the athletes.
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She patted her pockets, searching for a missing item, which she spied on a speaker: mirrored sunglasses.
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Mr Baswedan, a politician as slippery and accommodating as Ahok is blunt and forceful, spied an opening.
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Debt campaigners say that their phones are tapped, their houses broken into and their meetings spied on.
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The idea is definitely interesting, but it's hardly the only way you can get spied on easily.
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On Friday, Schreiber told Variety about the first time he spied his longtime partner in her costume.
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Then came revelations that the National Security Agency had spied on internet users in America and elsewhere.
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Rice on Tuesday categorically denied that the Obama administration inappropriately spied on Trump or his transition team.
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We reported that a Minnesota cop who spied on his colleague's private DMV data was fined $585,000.
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After years of being spied on, it can be difficult to imagine a different way of life.
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Most Trump voters believe the Obama administration spied on Trump's presidential campaign, according to a new poll.
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However, the company said it had spied possible signs of a turnaround in a few key markets.
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New Horizons spied it at a distance of 1.3 billion miles away on July 13th and 14th.
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To confirm this without insulting him, I spied on him as he left the club one afternoon.
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He hesitated to answer questions about whether he believed FBI agents had "spied" on the Trump campaign.
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Republicans need to drop "Spygate," an unfounded claim that the Obama administration improperly spied on Trump's campaign.
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Trump on Wednesday tweeted about a former CIA analyst's comment suggesting the U.K. spied on his campaign.
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The defendants allegedly spied on more than 6,000 Twitter accounts beginning in 2015 at Saudi Arabia's behest.
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Inside, I spied an assortment of legwear — from nutmeg to milk chocolate to espresso — in neat packaging.
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" • "On a recent weekday, an executive spied junior traders enjoying beers at the nearby Full Shilling pub.
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At one point, I spied a pack of children, of indeterminate gender, outfitted in suits and dresses.
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Or the outlandish and swiftly refuted claim that the British government had spied on the Trump campaign.
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Who's to say Plahotniuc hasn't spied a new opportunity for a new ally in the White House?
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Trump has maintained that his campaign was "spied on" in 2016, something Barr has not ruled out.
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We'd first written about the fund back in October, when we spied an SEC filing for it.
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A stray dog spied the trapped rat and hauled it away in its teeth, trap and all.
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Hanssen spied for the Russians from within the FBI for nearly 22 years before we caught him.
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They also spied persistent particles orbiting the asteroid, six of which they will target with future observations.
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But it's reasonable to tell him that you didn't appreciate being spied on while in his house.
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Foos liked to spy on guests with pets, but for different reasons than he spied on couples.
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In New York, jianbing was once elusive, occasionally spied in Flushing, Queens, home to many Chinese immigrants.
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"[1,200 pounds] strikes me as ridiculously low," noted Hamilton, who also spied 747 fishing this past week.
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It wasn't until decades later, in 1992, that scientists spied their first Kuiper Belt Object or KBO.
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But he rightly spied uncertainty in the Trump-Clinton race, and stuck to his guns despite much ridicule.
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As Popov described it, Cycmos spied on the underground, selling intelligence to the companies that were being targeted.
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He had just heard directly from the individuals who were spied on and actively targeted by the spy.
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Entertainment Tonight reported yesterday that the new couple had been spied indulging in some PDA in Florence, Italy.
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She even built a tent in her backyard to protect her dancers from being spied on by helicopter.
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This could be read to suggest that Fox reported Trump's team was spied on before he was nominated.
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On Monday, NBC 4's transportation reporter Adam Tuss spied the driverless van again at a stop sign.
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I circuited the lot, spied a man sitting against the building with his face pressed into his knees.
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In fact, we spied several familiar faces who we're sure are about to become the next big thing.
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TechCrunch first spied Fli Charge at CES 2018 when the company demonstrated its tech with Craftsman power tools.
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James Clapper spied on the American people through a domestic surveillance program and lied about it to Congress.
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And if you've seen the trailer, you might have spied Nomi driving a cheeky Aston Martin DBS Superleggera.
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That means you spied against us and it's hard for me to say what happened with him subsequently.
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The probe caught sight of Jupiter's auroras and spied storms and clouds high up in the planet's atmosphere.
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While the United States and Israel have spied aggressively on one another, they are also exceptionally close partners.
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None of these journalists were suspected of crimes; they were being spied on to discover their confidential sources.
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President Trump and Justice Department President Trump wants to know if the FBI spied on his presidential campaign.
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Lemon blasted Trump's demand for an investigation into whether the FBI improperly spied on his 2016 presidential campaign.
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The Proba-2 video shows the two partial eclipses the spacecraft spied from orbit during this cosmic event.
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According to a three-month-old SEC filing spied earlier today by Axios, Fiance's ambitions have grown eightfold.
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Mr. Trump on Sunday doubled down on his accusation that the F.B.I. had "illegally spied upon" his campaign.
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Conservative commentators have pointed to Rice's alleged actions as proof of Trump's claims that he was spied on.
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" Coleman says Allen has "repeatedly spied on me by sending his associates to follow me in my community.
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When she rounded a corner the other day, she spied wood and plaster piled up on the curb.
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Why should he support a country that spied on him and his allies and supporters, and killed others?
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Why it matters: Moves like this can sometimes confound efforts to understand who exactly has spied on what.
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Let's start with the visible stuff, like the Australian smoke satellites have spied swirling over the Pacific Ocean.
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But Democrats spied an opportunity to highlight the disparity between Mr. Trump's messaging and what his government does.
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They had, Gray said, spied on the catcher's signals and relayed them to the Giants batters — including Thomson.
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When I loitered by the clotheslines, I spied on those cottages, hoping for something—I didn't know what.
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"We are being spied upon by everybody and everywhere," said Susan Landau, a Tufts University computer security professor.
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President Trump asserted on Twitter that the FBI "spied" on his campaign as the hearing was going on.
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As we were driving along the motorway that bisects the Chamonix valley, he spied a traffic jam ahead.
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It wasn't that long ago AT&T actually charged customers $30 a month to not be spied on.
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The question isn't whether Russia spied on the U.S. presidential election, it's whether it released the election emails.
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The very perception that he was spied on is reshaping American politics in some very troubling ways. Rep.
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TUCKER CARLSON, FOX NEWS: In other words, Donald Trump should be grateful that Obama&aposs FBI spied on him.
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The family was about to give up on ever seeing Tank again when they spied him on the news.
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NASA announced yesterday that the Hubble Space Telescope likely spied plumes of ice coming from the surface of Europa.
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A detective would later confirm in court that Diaz spied on Hadley's computer and online activity throughout this time.
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We spied a rusty fridge with tap handles fitted to it through the open roll-gate of the warehouse.
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Paul Ryan has also said that he's seen nothing to substantiate the allegations that President Obama spied on Trump.
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After spending roughly eight years with American Express in a variety of roles, Nicki Ramsay spied an unmet need.
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He was never caught and the guests never expected they were being spied on, according to The New Yorker.
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The bottom line remains, team Obama spied on the Trump campaign using wiretaps and moles with no clear justification.
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Word seems to be coming out that the Obama FBI spied on the Trump campaign with an embedded informant.
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The program, aptly codenamed "Hell," reportedly spied on Lyft drivers from 2014 to 2016, giving Uber an unfair advantage.
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Trump's supporters say all this validates the President's baseless claim that he was spied on by the Obama administration.
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Kellyanne: There was an article this week—you can be spied on via a camera in your microwave pic.twitter.
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Last year, an autonomous car with "Uber Advanced Technologies" written on the side was spied tooling around the city.
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The prince, perfectly outfitted in a pair of reflective sunglasses, spied on the proceedings from a palace window above.
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Rice earlier Tuesday categorically denied that the Obama administration inappropriately spied on Trump or members of his transition team.
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The public service, the military, and the RCMP spied on their own people, inside and outside of the workplaces.
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As I looked more closely, however, I spied a fireplace whose mantel was crowned with candelabra and flaming candles.
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" When asked outright if the intelligence community spied on Trump and his campaign, Clapper said, "No, we did not.
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Soon after his death, I was at a record store on Broadway, where I spied a cassette of boleros.
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He and coconspirators spied on US plans for the C-17 Globemaster, the F-35, and the F-22.
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No evidence has emerged to suggest that the FBI spied on Trump's campaign, as some Trump allies have claimed.
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The CIA's current recommendation is "The Vilification and Vindication of Colonel Kuklinski," a Polish colonel who spied for NATO.
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My mother and my family were openly spied upon by the Stasi — not every day, but around activist activities.
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He said he would direct the Department of Justice to investigate whether the F.B.I. improperly spied on his campaign.
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Then-Director of National Intelligence James ClapperJames Robert ClapperWas President Trump spied on as part of Carter Page wiretapping?
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At his death in 2001 he left his daughter the box she had spied as an 8-year-old.
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Philip lied to and spied on Elizabeth, and Oleg lied to Stan while risking everything by meeting with Philip.
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One couple&aposs eight-year-old daughter was allegedly spied on and taunted after hackers accessed their indoor camera.
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Having spied her older, healthy children and husband happy, she decided she was a "ghost" there, and came back.
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When Mr. Levin died in 1977, Mr. Reich spied his obituary in a magician's magazine, written by the Rev.
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In the last month, we've spied white curved tips on the fingernails of celebrities like Bella Hadid and Beyoncé.
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It was also here that I first spied a pair of salmon-color linen-cotton pants ($88) I admired.
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He has predicted the report's findings will be "historic" and repeatedly alleged that Obama administration officials spied on him.
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Last week, she appeared to suggest that President Barack Obama might have spied on Mr. Trump through a microwave.
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When he spied an opening, he attacked, leaping through the air like a fighter in a kung-fu movie.
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I also spied the tau tangles that look like hair clogging a drain and are characteristic of Alzheimer's pathology.
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More recent reports that the service had spied on European Union allies and foreign journalists have sullied its image.
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AFTER Britain voted to leave the European Union, Nicola Sturgeon spied an opportunity to use that referendum to rerun another.
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But she spied a double standard: the features that people admire in men are a point of criticism in women.
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This wasn't proof that Rice illegally spied on the Trump campaign, or even an accusation that she committed a crime.
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Suggesting that the president&aposs tweets over the weekend that he was spied on in his campaign is just propaganda.
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He spied a man on top of trooper Ed Andersson, a 27-year veteran, and got out with his gun.
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They also, according to Dutch media reports, had been spied on by Dutch intelligence agents for at least a year.
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Sharp-eyed fans believe they've spied Snow for a split second during a battle scene in a season 6 trailer.
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Just like how Superhuman decided that you'd like to spy on people, and that they wouldn't mind getting spied on.
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GCHQ said the claims it spied on Trump were "utterly ridiculous" and should be ignored, in a rare public statement.
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Since the day you first spied your pup in the shelter, you knew he was the cutest rescue dog ever.
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Almost as important, the orders became public as part of stories about how they were spied on for questionable reasons.
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Phan-Gillis had pleaded guilty to espionage charges, allegedly having spied on China for the US government during the 1990s.
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If you're worried about getting hacked or spied on you have to first think about what's called a threat model.
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First, they worked surgically, using pencils, chopstick style, to tweeze out objects that they spied through gaps in the boards.
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The scientists spied and photographed the unusual arachnid in 2011, while looking for other types of spiders in Yunnan, China.
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The White House pointed to Fox News commentator Andrew Napolitano, who claimed that GCHQ spied on Trump at Obama's behest.
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Professional hackers sneaked fake horoscope apps past Amazon and Google that spied on people's conversations with Alexa and Google Assistant.
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"Someone spied on us," said one customer who reviewed a $35.99 Victure security camera that carries the Amazon Choice badge.
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The president was right he was spied upon, he was surveilled, they tried to entrap his people and frame him.
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" Wow, word seems to be coming out that the Obama FBI "SPIED ON THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN WITH AN EMBEDDED INFORMANT.
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On one visit, the novelist Rabih Alameddine, who is also of Lebanese descent, spied her Lebanese identity card and laughed.
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Essentially, we're stupid from the top and we have no choice and we're being spied on from the bottom. Exactly.
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The complaint alleges the former Twitter employees spied on more than 6,000 Twitter accounts of users critical of Saudi Arabia.
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And one current exhibition, "Confidential: The American Revolution's Agents of Espionage," celebrates many ordinary people who spied for the cause.
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At the top of one forest trail I spied a shaggy Chow dog, suspiciously eyeing me and standing his ground.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly claimed that British intelligence spied on his campaign, an accusation the British government has vigorously denied.
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On a rack in the back of the basement, close to the ground, I spied a gaggle of kids' clothing.
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Assange said his legal team has been spied on and therefore he could not give comments to them in confidence.
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Rice categorically denied Tuesday that the Obama administration inappropriately spied on Trump or members of the incoming president's transition team.
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After all, for his own team, the governor had hired Mr. Wildstein, who spied on enemies at the Port Authority.
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The president declined multiple requests for evidence of his claims that the Obama administration spied on him, the Times said.
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A day or two later, I spied the district attorney, Mr. Valeska, outside a law firm getting into his car.
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Someone with access can hear conversations and watch people, potentially without alerting the victims that they are being spied on.
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Rice on Tuesday categorically denied that former President Obama's administration inappropriately spied on Trump or members of his transition team.
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Rice earlier Tuesday categorically denied that the Obama administration inappropriately spied on Trump or members of the president's transition team.
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LG: If I'm going to get spied on, I'm not going to rely on a Huawei phone to do it.
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And Trump claimed that Obama spied on him during the campaign, while what Nunes was describing happened after the election.
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AFTER Britain voted to leave the European Union, Nicola Sturgeon spied an opportunity to use that referendum to re-run another.
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If he's genuinely concerned that the FBI unlawfully spied on his campaign, why limit the investigation to just this one case?
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Just as Flynt did with Hustler in the 1970s, Angel spied a hole in the market and carved out a niche.
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Mark Meadows (R-NC), tweeted that the FBI spied on American citizen Carter Page based on faulty and politically motivated evidence.
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But users can feel tricked and spied on if they learn their data have been sold or used in unexpected ways.
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Spying confession According to Kim, he spied on behalf of "South Korean conservative elements" on the country's nuclear and military program.
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The Justice Department on Friday delivered documents to congressional committees to help clear up whether the Obama administration spied on Trump.
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The patient was delusional and paranoid, thinking he was being spied on and people planned to kill him, the report said.
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Our Intel experts explain why timing is now the key to proving whether the Obama administration spied on the Trump campaign.
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Then, President Trump and his legal team call into question the Mueller investigation, suggesting the FBI improperly spied on his campaign.
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If the Obama administration actually spied on a political opponent without justification, it could be the biggest scandal in US history.
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Things seemed bleak for the innocent animal until the Baranovs spied the cat under their car and immediately sprang into action.
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Now, maybe the NSA would have a tough time analyzing exactly how many Americans they spied on using Section 702 data.
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But Barr's comments to the Senate panel that the Trump campaign was spied on have further eroded his standing with Democrats.
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The cheese suite's bathroom felt like a proper hotel when I spied the luxury wellness brand Neom Organics' mini travel range.
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Mexico appears to have spied on advocates of a soda tax in 2017 with militarized spyware that's only sold to governments.
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On Monday, the SPCA received a call from a concerned citizen, who spied the cat from their apartment across the street.
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The polar bear must have spied the sitting dog and decided it was a good moment to get some canine cuddles.
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Feinstein spied for China Democratic senator from California on reported spy on her staff: I made sure the employee left immediately.
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He says the Facebook job also afforded him an overview on startup innovation — and there he spied a gap for Integrate.
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Ravi, though, had surreptitiously learned of Clementi's sexual orientation and spied on him remotely during an intimate encounter with another man.
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Obama administration spied on German media as well as its government CNN's Livia Borghese and Nicole Gaouette contributed to this report.
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Such statements shatter historic norms of presidential propriety and decorum — as did Trump's discredited claim that Obama had spied on him.
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Ivanka Trump was spied on the White House South Lawn speaking with the legal team's chief, Marc Kasowitz, on Sunday afternoon.
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British intelligence agency GCHQ is strongly denying claims — repeated by the White House on Thursday — that it spied on President Trump.
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In fact, the document mentions Apple's iOS 9.1 as one of the operating systems that can be spied on with RCS.
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What is the point in Europeans having judicial redress when they will not know if their data has been spied on?
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The women in question were Brie Larson, Cate Blanchett, and Kate Winslet, who were spied catching up during last night's ceremony.
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I've spied on presumably trust-funded bros as they dumped woodchips into the water cooler at the turn, just for fun.
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Observations from other telescopes have now confirmed that Dr Weryk's object is the first extrasolar object to be spied by astronomers.
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On one such occasion, André Leon Talley, a former editor at Women's Wear Daily and Vogue, spied her making her entrance.
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So happening, in fact, that he and his family had just spied Jimmy Connors, walking around as if he were nobody.
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One night, we spied a couple eating lobster rolls, which are only on the bar menu or served on the deck.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), did not rule out the possibility that Trump and his advisors were spied on by other measures.
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These photos were captured outside of a Porsche facility in Stuttgart, Germany where the car was spied alongside several Tesla vehicles.
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Pipe bombs target the U.S. left, Saudi Arabia's crown prince condemns the Khashoggi killing and President Trump is being spied on.
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By moving forward with the review, Mr. Barr is bolstering the president's unfounded claims that his campaign had been spied on.
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During Mr. Ricketson's two-week trial, which ended Thursday, prosecutors never said for what country he was supposed to have spied.
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Court documents seen by Reuters said Kavala had been in contact with a man alleged to have spied for foreign governments.
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While most people don't have to worry too much about being spied on, it's still a risk that's not worth taking.
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But for most of the 1980s, girls got drunk, spied on, stuffed in car trunks and shopping carts, and laughed at.
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Ever been to an art exhibition, spied something you like, wanted to snap it up immediately, but didn't have the coin?
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In the aftermath of Freddie Gray's death in 2015, the police spied on Black Lives Matter protesters with face recognition technology.
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The report also rebuffed other conservative claims that the F.B.I. spied on the Trump campaign as part of a politicized plot.
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Two: One of Trump's frequent claims about the Russia investigation is that his campaign was spied on by the Obama administration.
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Innocent Americans were wiretapped without court authorization and spied on, as intelligence bureaus sought to determine their national and political allegiances.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's accusations that President Barack Obama spied on him have stirred another tempest in his early months in office.
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Looming above this all is Bill Barr, who has given some credence to the allegation that Trump's campaign was spied on.
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Trump again repeated the unfounded accusation that the highest rungs of the Obama administration had spied on his 2016 presidential campaign.
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The man on the porch is spied upon by another man who — shades of Sean Spicer — sometimes lurks in a hedge.
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Goulding took to Twitter to ask fans if they spied her in the sequel as a member of the Rebel army.
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And here&aposs what two of the men who were spied on had to say on this program right here last night.
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He was working for a Republican candidate, and he even went and spied on his Democratic opponent, as if it were nothing.
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Individuals spied on their neighbors while also doing everything they could to avoid black marks on their own dang'an, or government files.
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At Beth's abandoned apartment, they find a book signed by Dr. Leekie and a hidden camera from when Beth spied on Paul.
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The idea of having your biometric data collected was as far-fetched as the idea that you might be being spied on.
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As more groups were getting clogged up with trolls, rumors started swirling that WhatsApp was being spied on by the Spanish government.
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INGRAHAM: No chuck a banana republic is a place where citizens, specifically political opponents are spied upon, falsely charged and unjustly imprisoned.
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Undercover federal agents spied on "Keep it in the Ground" protesters at a May drilling rights sale in Colorado, the Intercept reports.
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When Gipson bit, cornerback Quenton Meeks was left to handle both post routes, and Wentz spied tight end Josh Perkins coming free.
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Visible: the inmate will constantly have before his eyes the tall outline of the central tower from which he is spied upon.
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She's seeing Cameron Smoller, while Elgort and girlfriend Violetta Komyshan were literally just spied getting cuddly at a hockey game last week.
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It also came to light last year that German agents had spied on domestic and European companies, further fueling outrage among Germans.
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Once, having spied a crowd in pursuit of Grace Kelly while the actress was out shopping, Detective Shanley broke up the crowd.
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Thirty-eight percent of voters believe the Trump campaign was spied on during the 2628 election, according to a survey released Wednesday.
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After saying he thought the Trump campaign was spied on, Mr Barr said he wanted to "explore" whether the surveillance was justified.
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Over several visits, I spied Mockingbird's owner roaming the restaurant, answering the phone and keeping the well-trained staff on its toes.
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He spied a table outside and walked briskly to claim it, cranking open the umbrella and taking a seat in the shade.
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That elegance was not accessible to her, I thought, as I spied a dog in a bag under the seat opposite us.
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"Don't mess up Dad's grass," my mother shouted to me and my younger sister, as she spied us hauling out soccer balls.
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"Wow, word seems to be coming out that the Obama FBI 'SPIED ON THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN WITH AN EMBEDDED INFORMANT,'" he wrote.
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Colombia last week opened an investigation into a former general over accusations he spied on judicial officials, journalists and other military members.
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The migrant inflatable approaches into distant view, quartered by the fast-gaining Turkish coastguard who has spied her target and zeroes in.
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I spied several more faded stains on otherwise soft white towels, which felt surprising from such a high caliber hotel as SLS.
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After several hours of hiking, the grandson of Somosomo's chief, Viliame Mudu, spied a small cluster of flowers halfway up a tree.
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Inspector General Michael Horowitz found no evidence to support President Donald Trump&aposs claim that the FBI "spied" on his 2016 campaign.
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And he went further, saying that Obama administration officials had spied on the president's associates and, in the process, jeopardized civil liberties.
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Once, reputed spies such as Julius and Ethel Rosenberg and Alger Hiss spied out of "their commitment to an ideology," he writes.
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"The Americans," the FX show about a married couple who spied for the Soviet Union in Washington, has been a cultural phenomenon.
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For decades starting in 1966, the Colorado motel owner Gerald Foos spied on his residents through walls, mostly watching them have sex.
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So, look, people on the right might feel as though this is absolutely a vindication for the president, he was being spied on.
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Also Andy McCarthy tells us why he has no doubt that the Obama administration spied on the Trump campaign and he explains why.
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In today&aposs National Review Andy McCarthy says that there is absolutely no question that the Obama administration spied on the Trump campaign.
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As People reports, Markle was spied on Thursday leaving a London Whole Foods and heading towards her royal beau's home at Kensington Palace.
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So she would wait outside discreetly, until she spied the woman leaving for a break and could try her luck with someone else.
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And that was before Barr publicly bought into the narrative of Trump and his supporters that FBI investigators spied on Trump's 2016 campaign.
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Can you kit out your house with TVs, talking speakers and security cameras without getting spied on by the corporate entities behind them?
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Two years ago in a Boston neighborhood, Scottie spied Sophie, the new rescue cat next door, and was instantly smitten, reports Love Meow.
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Over the past few years, Uber has faced accusations that it has spied on its customers and suggested digging up dirt on journalists.
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Sara, unaware that her mother spied on her in the precise moments she was losing her virginity, is still in a chipper mood.
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The two mascots were separated by metal safety barriers, but the precautions weren't enough to hold back Bevo when he spied his rival.
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"A person working for Fox News was responsible for hacking Ms. Tantaros's computer so that she could be spied upon," the lawsuit states.
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Trump's allies have cited the reports about Rice as evidence proving the President's claim that he was spied upon by the previous administration.
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He spied on rival campaigns, stole data and manipulated social media, often working for Juan José Rendón, a Miami-based Venezuelan political consultant.
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The pop star caused a frenzy when she was spied on the USC campus, apparently practicing her upcoming Super Bowl performance, LAist reports.
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The couple from Platteville, Wisconsin, were celebrating a quarter century together at the Big H campground when they spied something unusual, reports KTRK.
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Even so, Trump took to Twitter on Sunday morning to claim the newly released documents proved his campaign was illegally being spied upon.
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And she stood grimly silent when Trump joked they'd both been spied on by Obama, an episode Trump griped about later to aides.
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As they entered, the men spied a sign that read "Patrons Must Face the Bar While Drinking," an instruction used to thwart cruising.
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The prosecutors' claims against Ms. Phan-Gillis include that she spied while visiting Guangxi, a region of southern China, in 1996, he said.
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When Mr. West rode by, a few hundred of them spied him and peeled off, surrounding his car, taking pictures, reaching for handshakes.
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But in August, New Zealand courts ruled their intelligence agency illegally spied on Batato and Ortmann, potentially throwing the whole case into jeopardy.
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And so Americans are being illegally spied on, but no one knows how often this happens, why it happens, or how it happens.
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Most of these real world cases of people getting hacked and spied on aren't flashy, with nothing technically complex or interesting to them.
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But the biometric technology could also raise fears that commuters are being spied on, especially given sensitivities in China around censorship and privacy.
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In addition to the stegosaur footprints, they also spied what looked like tracks belonging to large ornithopods, which are like duck-billed dinosaurs.
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From there, she spied on the SS officer, Herbert Gerbing, watching through a window as he sat in the garden with his family.
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Memphis, in which the A.C.L.U. of Tennessee argues that the city spied on its citizens again, pairing old methods with 21st century technology.
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For example, the social media goliath has reportedly systematically spied on its rivals, giving it valuable information on how people used competitive products.
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Republicans will most likely question Mr. Mueller about the origins of the Russia inquiry, and whether federal officials spied on the Trump campaign.
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While simultaneously mopping up toddler goo and saving the cat's tail from an eager little fist, I spied my husband in the kitchen.
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Conversely, Ernesto Cordero, who was coordinator of Public Policies for Vázquez Mota's campaign, said he never felt spied on by his political opponents.
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Barr's tweet followed a Twitter conversation referring to a Wikileaks allegation that the CIA spied on French presidential candidates during the Obama administration.
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I blame Instagram, which was where I first spied the hashtag #Whole30, along with hundreds of iPhone-perfect images of delicious-looking food.
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Citizens of all countries are already being excessively spied on by their own governments, as seen in Snooper's Charter and the Snowden leaks.
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In the instances listed above, the U.S. spied on its own allies in order to gain intelligence and perhaps to sway opposition abroad.
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The title of this post comes from a once-famous book about the senior British officials who, it turned out, spied for Stalin.
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Soon after Mr. Iglehart auditioned for "Aladdin," he and his wife were at Disneyland, where they spied the blue figurine in a store.
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Here's the FBI; they broke into President Trump -- at the time candidate Trump's -- campaign, spied on him, and then they covered it up.
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Trump and his conspiracy-peddling cheerleaders have relentlessly pointed to the government's surveillance of Page as proof that the campaign was spied on.
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Under Bloomberg, beginning in 2003, undercover New York Police Department agents spied on Muslims where we ate, prayed, shopped and went to school.
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In his criticism, Barr has used language that hews closely to conspiracies from Trump, who maintains that his campaign was illegally spied on.
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The Hubble telescope also spied an asteroid as it broke apart, and the all-female spacewalk didn't happen because of a spacesuit fail.
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Asked afterward about Barr's comments, Graham aligned himself with Barr's comments on the need to investigate whether the Trump campaign was spied on.
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Symantec previously wrote about the group's activities in a 2015 blog post, where the firm said it mostly spied on individuals within Iran.
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For people who have been spied on, I can only say that I'm sorry their privacy has been invaded on so many levels.
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They stayed committed to the cause when they spied, largely during World War II, when the Soviets were American allies against the Nazis.
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I first spied the book last spring, in the lap of a vaguely witchy young woman pinched between two men on the subway.
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Over the years, Uber has allegedly spied on its own customers, threatened to dig up dirt on journalists, and downplayed sexual assault concerns.
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A majority of Trump supporters think Obama spied on him during the campaign, and almost half still think Trump won the popular vote.
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The American operatives worked for Project Raven, a secret Emirati intelligence program that spied on dissidents, militants and political opponents of the UAE monarchy.
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" Then another spied the colorful box the DropMix resides in when you want to shove it in the closet or under a bed. "Harmonix?
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The latest indictment follows the US government's accusation that Huawei spied on people by exploiting telecom "back doors," intended for use by law enforcement.
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How hackers spied on Asia for a decade The cybersecurity firm did not say whether the recent attack was linked to the same group.
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THE DAY before the Brexit vote in Westminster, some on Fleet Street thought they had spied a last-minute get-out for Theresa May.
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If a window worker spied a tourist trying to take a photograph, she could march outside, grab the camera, and rip the film out.
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But in Goma, a city of 1m people in the east, it has not yet taken off and Mr Kubali has spied an opportunity.
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The arrest is suspicious, given that Harvey Weinstein spied on McGowan for almost a full year before she publicly accused him of raping her.
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WATTERS: All right, I think you were referencing James Rosen, Fox News reporter who was spied up on by Eric Holder&aposs Justice Department.
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As the president said: "Wow, word seems to be coming out that the Obama FBI "SPIED ON THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN WITH AN EMBEDDED INFORMANT.
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It just spied an Earth-sized exoplanet, as well as a warm mini-Neptune, in a star system 53 light-years away from us.
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Plus, a brand new report from the New York Times coming out just moments ago on whether team Obama spied on the trump campaign.
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When an eagle-eyed Philly-area vegan spied yet-to-be announced new dairy-free Ben & Jerry's flavors, we couldn't wait to try them.
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Rebekah took Kate s hand and led her to the sparkling jewelry and a clutch bag from Gant that the little girl had spied.
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After Milan Lucic forced a turnover with his forecheck, he spied Bennett at the doorstep and set him up for the easy tap-in.
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A powerful space telescope orbiting Earth has spied on two galaxies in the midst of a cosmic close call 500 million light-years away.
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She was first spied by Linda Ruggere, a neighborhood animal lover who does her best to look after the stray cats in the area.
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"Awale Ahmed Mohamed, 32 spied for MI6 and he came from Britain to Somalia to establish Islamic State," he told Reuters late on Tuesday.
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"Australia spied on Honduras's official training session from a drone, causing discomfort among the Honduran team and delegation," FENAFUTH said on its Twitter feed.
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More recently, he has made unsubstantiated claims that the FBI spied on his campaign, although top Obama-era intelligence officials have disputed the allegations.
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They also may have spied on bank workers over an extended period to gain details about wire-transfer processes and other operations, they said.
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In congressional testimony last week alone, he suggested that federal agents may have illicitly spied on the Trump campaign during the last presidential election.
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He has alleged, without evidence, that the FBI spied on his campaign for political purposes in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election.
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The Indy 500 takes place every year on the Sunday before Memorial Day, hence the military pageantry that I spied from the Snake Pit.
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The courts eventually ruled that the DOJ had lied to the court supervising the wire tap and that it had illegally spied on Renzi.
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Earlier this year, U.S. intelligence chiefs cautioned Americans from buying smartphones made by Huawei because they could be spied on by the Chinese government.
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Don't miss our story about President Trump's iPhone habits either; turns out he's using phones that can be spied on by Russia and China.
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CNN reported in January that Kim was 60 and from Fairfax, Virginia, and that he said he had spied on behalf of South Korea.
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" Ai Weiwei, who has a history of being spied on, was quick to generalize that "we all have personal experience of being under surveillance.
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One of President Trump's enduring claims about the Russia investigation is that the Obama administration illegally spied on him, his associates and his campaign.
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Mr. Duchek, on his way over to Ms. Frei's office to ask for an accommodation, spied Senator Hoeven and decided to plead his case.
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He has said that his company has never spied for any government — an assertion that has not eased the concerns of American counterintelligence officials.
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His recent Senate testimony making unsupported insinuations that the United States government spied on the Trump campaign provided further evidence of this troubling reflex.
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And, if you're fortunate enough to be in a position to do so, consider getting a job where you're not spied on 24/7.
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Astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope first spied it three years ago as they searched for somewhere for New Horizons to visit after Pluto.
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The first cuttlefish spied the "shrimp," and very clearly put itself into reverse, backing up a bit before shooting its tentacles at the mirage.
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And it is reminiscent of Cointelpro, the secret F.B.I. program that spied on, infiltrated and discredited American political organizations in the '50s and '60s.
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Alexa Negrón Luciano was shot to death hours after a McDonald's customer complained that Ms. Negrón had spied on her in the women's room.
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It was as an 8-year-old in Paris that he spied his first business opportunity, enlisting his 6-year-old brother as partner.
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The Russian team spied on victims in 35 countries, all of whom might have believed on first inspection that the intruders were instead Iranian.
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Two months later, it emerged the bank had also spied on its former head of human resources, Peter Goerke, another longtime ally of Thiam.
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Facing third-and-230, Plummer spied Bell open between three Maryland defenders in the middle of the end zone for a 214-yard score.
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Kipchoge, meanwhile, has been spied practicing in Vienna in a Vaporfly prototype rumored to be more energy efficient than anything he's worn since Monza.
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It doesn't stop the hacking, of course, but "it's an analog way to make sure you're not being spied on" visually, Ms. Wong said.
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Earlier this year, French news outlet, Le Monde, alleged that Beijing had spied on the African Union through the computer systems it helped install.
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Uber spied on competitors and used secret software to identify and trick regulators who were trying to catch the company's drivers breaking the law.
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" In text accompanying the clip, McCarthy wrote that "the FBI broke into President Trump's campaign, spied on him, then tried to cover it up.
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And Horowitz is expected to dismiss any allegations that the FBI illegally spied on Trump's campaign, destroying one of the president's most vocal conspiracies.
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A few recent examples include the president, in May, accusing the Obama administration's FBI of having spied on him and having therefore committed treason.
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Trump and his GOP allies have claimed that law enforcement illegally "spied" on the campaign so it could launch an investigation to damage Trump.
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Astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope have spied a previously undetected satellite around the solar system's eighth planet, bringing its total number to 14.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman created a secret team that spied on, kidnapped and tortured Saudi citizens a year before the journalist was killed.
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The Kremlin's intelligence agencies, it said, competed with each other as much as they spied on other countries, often duplicating efforts and acting sloppily.
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Those criticisms have included Barr's decision to probe Republicans' allegations that Trump's campaign was illegally spied on by U.S. intelligence agencies including the FBI.
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Erdogan has accused European leaders of acting like Nazis for banning rallies on security grounds, while his opponents overseas say they have been spied on.
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I don&apost think that -- I guess people are deleting their Facebook because of they&aposre being spied on or, you know, their privacy concerns.
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And Hubble spied a dazzling barred spiral galaxy NGC 5398 and its star-making cloud Tol 89 which boasts more than seven massive star clusters.
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Entrepreneurs, however, quickly spied a more lucrative opportunity: acquiring a portfolio of empty properties and offering them as a direct, often cheaper, competitor to hotels.
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NASA's newest planet-hunting spacecraft has already spied and confirmed a third world outside our Solar System — just three months into the vehicle's science operations.
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How to Use Google's Apps Without Getting Spied OnGoogle provides a lot of helpful, free services, but they often come at the cost of privacy.
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Others still spied a ruse to escape liability for violent user content, now that Facebook would no longer be able to read any of it.
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All images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoI was walking through the office with Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon dangling between two fingers when my colleague spied the logo.
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These practices have already hurt our image abroad when it was discovered that the NSA spied on Angela Merkel and the former president of Brazil.
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The pair's on-off relationship, which has spanned nearly three years, picked up again last week when they were spied having dinner in Los Angeles.
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More recently his government was found to have spied on journalists and human rights defenders and done little to investigate the surveillance abuses when exposed.
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So it's not surprising that so many people have asked me about the new Fitbit Charge 2 when they've spied it on my wrist recently.
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The NSA has secretly spied on Americans' internet communications for years, but now this surveillance will finally face badly needed scrutiny in our public courts.
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During a tour of Disney's three stores at D23 Expo, Insider spied the exclusive $300 collectible from Hot Toys which shows Cap wielding Thor's hammer.
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But in 2009, when Lauren Sloss spied Alex Kleeman in a Bay Area bar, she never guessed he harbored a dream to sail the world.
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During her performance of "Make You Feel My Love," the crooner spied Johnnie Biggle popping the question to his girlfriend of 12 years, Natalie King.
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Internal NSA audits have uncovered thousands of incidents where agents unlawfully spied on Americans, and there have been zero repercussions for any of this criminality.
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Peering through large windows, we spied workers in white aprons and hairnets in a vast milk-processing hall, various aging rooms and a testing lab.
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Barr then spooked Democrats and ex-prosecutors by telling Congress last week he believed investigators had spied on the Trump campaign, while offering no evidence.
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The industry has long been a presence on Capitol Hill, but it spied an opening after Mr. Trump's election and the Republican takeover of Congress.
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Chuck makes a pretty grand show out of "realizing" he's probably being spied on too before halting the verbal conversation and switching to written communication.
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From May 2015 until he was exposed that December, Alzabarah spied for the Saudi Arabian government inside Twitter, a criminal complaint from the FBI alleges.
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FBI spying Barr repeated one of the President's main talking points when he claimed the FBI under the Obama administration spied on the Trump campaign.
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There's evidence that the CIA spied on Barry Goldwater's 1964 presidential campaign and that President Franklin Delano Roosevelt used the IRS to investigate his opponents.
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The program came to light in a series of articles by The Associated Press describing how the department's Intelligence Division spied on Muslim New Yorkers.
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He followed up this Cohn-like behavior with testimony in the Senate, where he insinuated that the United States government spied on the Trump campaign.
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Trump and his supporters have alleged without evidence that the FBI spied on his campaign and that former President Barack Obama ordered Trump's phones tapped.
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McCarthy's claim about how the FBI allegedly "spied on" the Trump campaign echoes a talking point that Trump himself has repeatedly used in recent years.
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The lawsuit, filed by a former forensic investigator for Uber, alleged that employees of the ride-hailing giant spied on celebrities and former romantic partners.
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Separately, a review of the Russia investigation will undercut Mr. Trump's claims that the F.B.I. spied on his campaign, people familiar with it said. 29.
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Former national security adviser Susan Rice on Tuesday categorically denied that the Obama administration inappropriately spied on President Trump or members of his transition team.
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The European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope spied evidence indicating more than a hundred thousand supernova explosions caused by a giant burst of star formation.
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Juno's cameras spied giant cyclones gathered at Jupiter's poles soon after its arrival in July 2016 -- nine to the north, and six to the south.
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Meanwhile, Obama's Department of Justice secretly spied on Associated Press reporters while simultaneously whining about encryption and internet privacy as major barriers to national security.
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The gray whale with the metal frame is the second one entangled in fishing gear to be spied along California's coastline in less than a month.
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It has spied massive lakes of methane on the moon Titan, and plumes of water vapor and ice shooting into space from possible vents on Enceladus.
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But it wasn't the boom of the speakers that impressed me with the 2017 LG OLED TV line when I first spied it back at CES.
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The other women, curious about the new inflatable settlement in front of the mansion, spied on Corrine and Nick until they were mad enough for confrontation.
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As suspected, the ever-plotting Ava spied on PJ's sexual escapade last week in her mother's empty condo and she has the photos to prove it.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump demanded Sunday that his Justice Department look into whether it or the FBI spied on his presidential campaign for political reasons.
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The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), led by Kurds, bore the brunt of the US-led campaign against ISIS and spied on Baghdadi's villa in northwestern Syria.
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John Herrold, the president of the Riverside Park Conservancy in Manhattan, said he had noticed more crows recently, though he had not yet spied a raven.
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" "Looking more & more like the Trump Campaign for President was illegally being spied upon (surveillance) for the political gain of Crooked Hillary Clinton and the DNC.
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Italy's foreign ministry summoned U.S. Ambassador John Phillips on Tuesday after WikiLeaks released top-secret documents showing how Washington had spied on the Italian prime minister.
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In his ruling, White argued that plaintiffs could not determine whether or not the U.S. government had spied on their phone records without revealing state secrets.
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In Colombia, the intelligence agency under then-President Álvaro Uribe routinely spied on journalists, both in an effort to intimidate them and to identify their sources.
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We made our way back to the main road, and I spied a fairyland castle the color of a robin's egg behind a copse of trees.
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Supporters of Phan-Gillis have denied that she in any way spied on China on behalf of the U.S. and are asking Obama to personally intervene.
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We are getting a first look at top-secret surveillance records this morning showing how the FBI spied on a former member of the Trump campaign.
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The report also notes that he spied on colleagues, invading their personal privacy, and that he hunted for personnel records about promotions and hiring at NSA.
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Adam Schiff, the ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, asked about the president's tweets alleging that Obama spied on him, his answer was similarly unequivocal.
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Conservative radio host Mark Levin has warned that the Obama administration orchestrated a "silent coup" against Trump, claiming Obama wiretapped and spied on the Trump campaign.
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His administration has aggressively prosecuted leakers, spied on the Associated Press, restricted access for photographers, and practiced "retroactive redaction" on court transcripts, among other eyebrow raisers.
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Mr. Castilla spied an anaconda track in a ditch beside the road, and began wading barefoot through the muddy, calf-deep water, searching for the snake.
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McKenna, who was Belgian, spied on the Germans for almost two years starting in early 1915, using her position to observe them and gain their trust.
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He spied for the department from 1968 to 19703, spending part of that time as a mole in a local Black Nationalist group called the Invaders.
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For example, while 64 percent of Trump voters believe Obama spied on their candidate's campaign, only 223 percent of Clinton voters believe anything of the sort.
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For example, while 64 percent of Trump voters believe Obama spied on their candidate's campaign, only 10 percent of Clinton voters believe anything of the sort.
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As children we spied on my mother while she lemon-Pledged the coffee table, swaying to "I Hear a Symphony" by Diana Ross and the Supremes.
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Latest Project: In 2017, he was at a local Starbucks, modifying code on his laptop, when the rapper Nipsey Hussle spied the algorithms populating his screen.
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In return, we have been spied on and threatened, and have had lurid fabrications about our private lives splashed on the front page of national tabloids.
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It later came to light that both the experts and the lawyers at the center that represents the families were being spied on via government malware.
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Despite the president's insistence that Clapper has conceded that the Justice Department spied on his campaign, Clapper has been emphatic that such activity did not occur.
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Another Swiss newspaper, SonntagsZeitung, reported this month that Credit Suisse had spied on Greenpeace after the environmental group disrupted the bank's annual shareholder meeting in 2017.
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Trump claimed the newly released report from Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz showed that the FBI "spied" on his presidential campaign during the 2016 election.
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In that chaotic, horrific moment, he spied Rosa, brazenly approached a Nazi officer and tried to save the teenage girl up ahead walking with her family.
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He spied, he snuck into Beck's apartment, he stole, he looked through her phone, and he faked someone else's identity on social media more than once.
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Plus, it's easy to install and so architecturally secure that you can have the confidence to say whatever you want without fear of being spied on.
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On Tuesday, Matt Parrott and Brooke Heimbach reportedly stood on a cardboard box outside a trailer home and spied on their significant others from the window.
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The prosecutors claimed that Ms. Phan-Gillis had spied in China for a time in 1996 when she was not even in the country, he said.
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It also sends a clear message to the rest of society: Facing the possibility of being spied on, we will say less, do less, and publish less.
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Scientists exploring waters near Monterey, California spied more than 1,000 octopuses at the bottom of the ocean—the largest octopus nursery ever discovered, according to National Geographic.
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Over the years, Uber has allegedly spied on its own customers, downplayed sexual assault concerns, and one of its executives threatened to dig up dirt on journalists.
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German authorities said they were investigating whether Turkey's intelligence services had spied on Turkish-German citizens whom they suspected of allegiance to the exiled cleric Fethullah Gulen.
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Tumbling into the water, and gripping the anchor line, I spied the Tears Of Allah shimmering like a bar of gold in the fine white sand below.
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Uptake was slow until the company spied an opportunity in the tradition of giving cash gifts in red envelopes to friends and relatives during Chinese new year.
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You're probably being spied on by multiple parties, or having your data tracked as a result of an end-user license agreement you barely remember clicking through.
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Again, Disney says that it encrypts and anonymizes all data collected through the MagicBand system, so you shouldn't necessarily worry about getting spied on at the parks.
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Witnesses for the government said church security spied on people with cameras placed around the towns and positioned themselves to keep an eye on who was arriving.
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On the 2016 campaign trail, Trump pledged repeatedly to beat China -- the so-called "enemy" that cost Americans jobs, spied on US businesses and stole US technology.
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Since 1980, he's been researching, off and on, the life of Gerald Foos, a Colorado hotel owner who claims to have spied on his guests for decades.
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Giuliani, who shares Trump's affection for Vladimir Putin, spied on Muslims in New York City mosques after the first bombing of the World Trade Center in 1994.
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Der Spiegel reported in February that the BND also spied on the phones, faxes and emails of several news organizations, including the New York Times and Reuters.
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After wading a few feet into the wet mud of the swamp, Jess spied a tiny puppy tied to a tree on small island of dry land.
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But he was spied in the company of two women and a young girl, prompting the Marines to hold fire and allowing him to slip their grasp.
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We know that the US intelligence services spied on the deserters because a handful of reports survive from assets who moved with ease in the deserters' world.
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Former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega, who spied for the CIA before his drug trafficking and brutal regime sparked a U.S. invasion in 1989, has died aged 83.
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We spied Doctor Strange, Rey, Wonder Woman, Negan, and characters from classics such as The Fifth Element, Chip 'n Dale Rescue Rangers, and Xena: The Warrior Princes.
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After Trump said he was demanding an investigation into allegations that the FBI spied on his campaign, the Justice Department said it was expanding its internal probe.
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His latest criticism of the president came as Trump and his allies have claimed, without evidence, that an FBI informant spied on his campaign for political purposes.
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Cohen's attorneys also took a shot at prosecutors for having spied on his emails for some time before asking for permission to conduct the raids last week.
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Former national security adviser Susan Rice on Tuesday flatly rejected allegations that the Obama White House inappropriately spied on — and exposed — President Trump or his transition team.
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Other sources confirmed that Mr. Foos spied on his guests, using a secret platform he built in the ceiling, with vents that provided views of the rooms.
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Turkey framed a journalist using malware; the United Arab Emirates repeatedly spied on an activist, and the government of Saudi Arabia is suspected of hacking political targets.
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The film will follow the writer's controversial story about a motel owner who allegedly spied on some of his guests for decades, but ultimately faced credibility issues.
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This week, I was walking around my Brooklyn neighborhood when I spied a woman wearing a backpack completely covered in colorful pins, all aesthetically matched and sorted.
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Saville's crime was that two judges had given her a red card for "loss of contact" with the ground, and one judge had spied a bent knee.
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The latter faced scrutiny in the U.S. with intelligence officials cautioning U.S. consumers not to buy Huawei phones for fear of being spied on by the Chinese.
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Everywhere we turned, we spied handmade, glitter-encrusted signs encouraging passers-by to vote for one young woman or another to be the next Watermelon Thump Queen.
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Within a few hours, we spied Shan Jun, a deputy police chief, who was demonstrating the glasses amid the crowds of travelers heading home for the holiday.
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It grew still more bitter after Mr. Trump became president and Mr. Comey declined to back up his accusation that President Barack Obama had spied on him.
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That was when Spicer cited allegations Napolitano made — apparently fueled partially by Johnson — earlier in the week on Fox News that the GHCQ had spied on Trump.
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Barr outraged congressional Democrats after he suggested Donald Trump's 2016 campaign was spied on and said he'll investigate the FBI's actions that led to the Russia probe.
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Surveillance is a charged word where Wolf is concerned: For 30 years the Stasi spied on her — and for a time she served as an informant herself.
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Democratic lawmakers in recent days have criticized the president for claiming an informant spied on his campaign, noting there is no evidence to back up Trump's assertion.
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During the liberation struggle, his father had spied on the Ethiopian occupiers, and then been caught and imprisoned for seven months; he never relinquished the revolutionary spirit.
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Earlier this year, a published report in the French daily, Le Monde, alleged that Beijing spied on the African Union through the computer systems it helped install.
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As he saw his income dwindle, though, Conte spied a potentially lucrative market in the weird, quasi-intimate relationship between online creators and their most passionate fans.
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For a president who has cast doubt on the official unemployment numbers and claims without evidence that his predecessor spied on him, this is perhaps particularly concerning.
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In some cases, targets Project Raven members spied on were arrested or deported from the UAE and allegedly tortured in their home countries, such as Saudi Arabia.
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I was making for the exit when I glanced across the terrace and spied him at a nearby table with a group of young friends and collaborators.
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At the same time, Laura is increasingly drawn to the glum, glamorously named Sorensen (Nicholas Galitzine), a stunner usually spied brooding on the fringes of school gatherings.
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The former CIA analyst who helped launch the claim that the U.K. spied on Donald Trump is a longtime critic of U.S. intelligence and defender of Russia.
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The internet got swept up into a romantic frenzy over the holiday weekend when a British woman spied a man on her Gatwick Airport-bound train carrying mistletoe.
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Look, is it high time we all admit that the Obama administration spied on the Trump campaign because it was a political enemy and there was an election?
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The Department of Justice eventually said Trump's claims were baseless but it didn't matter — Trump continued to push the theory that Obama had spied on the Trump team.
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The Blue House has been grappling with allegations that it has spied on political foes and officials from previous administrations while interfering in personnel management at private businesses.
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In the distance, up on the pedestrian bridge over Rama 4, I spied a column of westerners doing roadwork in the drowsy heat of the late afternoon sun.
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Among other affronts, he has tried to discredit the electoral process by making false claims about illegal voting and has peddled false allegations that Britain spied on him.
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SIMPLY PUT, THE PARTY IN POWER ILLEGALLY SPIED ON MY CAMPAIGN, BOTH BEFORE AND AFTER THE ELECTION, IN ORDER TO CHANGE OR NULLIFY THE RESULTS OF THE ELECTION.
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Observers accuse DITIB of replicating Diyanet's politicisation of religion; some imams have been recalled from Germany by Diyanet after allegations that they had spied on their own congregations.
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If someone is talking to you and you think he is just some guy and he is reporting back to the FBI, wouldn&apost you feel spied upon?
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Judge Napolitano's Chambers: Judge Andrew Napolitano responds to allegations that the Obama administration spied on the Trump campaign and whether President Trump can lawfully investigate those investigating him.
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There isn't any particular law that requires U.S. intelligence agencies to disclose how many Americans they spied on, according to Neema Singh Guliani, legislative Counsel at the ACLU.
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Spied recently in the Detroit area with Michigan manufacturers' plates, it originally belonged to a California coin dealer who bought it as part of Tesla's customer-referral promotion.
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HANNITY: And Dr. Loudon, I can&apost imagine what the reaction would be if they spied on the Hillary campaign and she actually was paying for Russian lies.
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As in Caché, a movie about a family who's being spied on for reasons they can't understand, Happy End uses technology to tell its story in innovative ways.
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Following revelations in 2013 that the National Security Agency had spied on internet users around the world, pressure grew for America to fulfil its pledge and relinquish control.
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A report from the Danish Defense Intelligence Service's unit for cyber security said "a foreign player" had spied against Danish authorities and gained access to non-classified documents.
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In the jargon of the intelligence community, an "asset" is someone who is being spied upon so that they can be used as leverage against a third party.
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Richard Wetherill is the most well known, the son of a rancher, who, when he first spied treasures in the ground, leapt off his horse and began digging.
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Jakob Silfverberg won the battle on the boards to get the puck to Kesler, who promptly spied Cogliano in front of the net, and he made no mistake.
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In March, British intelligence agency GCHQ issued an angry denial of "ridiculous" comments Trump made suggesting that they spied on him at the behest of President Barack Obama.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Turkey's ambassador to Switzerland has denied that his embassy spied on expatriate Turks, distancing his staff from a criminal investigation by Swiss prosecutors into suspected espionage.
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Party affiliation played a strong role in respondents' beliefs, with just 24 percent of Democrats saying that the campaign was spied on compared to 57 percent of Republicans.
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Sighing, she lowered the bowl and stared out at the banana leaves that spied on us through the window, as if waiting to snatch the food being prepared.
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The Stasi had some 91,000 full-time staff at the time East Germany collapsed and a network of around 200,000 informants who spied on friends, colleagues and relatives.
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Two former Twitter employees are being charged by US authorities alleging they spied on more than 6,000 Twitter accounts since 2015, The Washington Post first reported on Wednesday.
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Whatever the case, these point-of-view shots of Sawyer, which shift while framing her through foliage, suggest that she is being spied on by a Peeping Tom.
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The allegations leveled against him were sensational: An ex-diplomat who speaks Polish, he and a former Polish security official had spied on behalf of a foreign power.
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Cointelpro, the counterintelligence program of the F.B.I. that later spied on and subverted the work of groups like the Black Panther Party, was even implicated in an assassination.
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Since the release of the Mueller report, the president has been trying to focus attention on his accusations that the F.B.I. and intelligence agencies spied on his campaign.
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Two days earlier, the same Montreal daily had broken the story that its own star columnist, Patrick Lagacé, had been spied on by the Montreal police force (SPVM).
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"The House That Spied on Me," Kashmir Hill and Surya Mattu, Gizmodo — The writers set up a smart home to see how gadgets are collecting information on us.
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That put him in the cross hairs of law enforcement, most notably J. Edgar Hoover's F.B.I. Of course, the FBI spied on many other so-called black radicals.
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A British intelligence officer who secretly spied for the K.G.B. for 30 years, Philby wrote just one book, "My Silent War," after he fled to Moscow in 1963.
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Without judicial or legislative authorization, U.S. intelligence agencies spied on world leaders at the unilateral or near-unilateral direction of the executive branch in defiance of global norms.
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In 2011, though, the A.P. published the first in a series of articles revealing that, since 9/11, the N.Y.P.D.'s Intelligence Division had systematically spied on Muslims.
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Overall, Horowitz determined that the President's campaign was not improperly "spied" on, but the report does document multiple interactions between members of the Trump campaign and FBI sources.
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I remembered the day I spied the centennial edition at a beloved bookshop and carried it home, intent on giving my sons an old-fashioned life of adventure.
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Trump has claimed that the FBI improperly "spied" on his campaign in 2016, and railed against the bureau during a campaign rally in Hershey, Pa., on Tuesday evening.
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He has said that it will validate his long-held but unsubstantiated claim that his campaign was improperly spied on and targeted by high-ranking Obama administration officials.
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Barr continued asserting that the Trump campaign was spied on and noted that the FBI used confidential informants who recorded conversations with campaign officials, according to NBC News.
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Trump's claim — presented without evidence — that former President Obama spied on him at Trump Tower was met with outrage and incredulity by the press and the president's critics.
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" That interpretation may put him at odds with his boss, Attorney General William Barr, who told NBC News on Tuesday that the Trump campaign "was clearly spied upon.
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I spied through the leaded glass windows of our front door as Rani gripped the rope suspending the hammock — called a totil — and swung it forward and back.
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Andrew Napolitano challenged the president&aposs contention (ph) that the Obama administration deliberately spied on his campaign after GOP congressman Trey Gowdy told Martha MacCallum the FBI acted properly.
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He kept trespassing on sensitive areas of Epic's network, making few efforts to conceal his IP address as he spied on high-level corporate meetings through webcams he'd commandeered.
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The journalists, activists and defenders of human rights like the ones spied with Pegasus are the only ones who can contradict the narratives the status quo wishes to impose.
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"The fact is that the phony Witch Hunt is a giant scam where Democrats ... and other really bad people, SPIED ON MY CAMPAIGN!" the President wrote in one tweet.
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It is also grappling with the ongoing Benchmark Capital and Waymo lawsuits, as well as a federal investigation into another Uber program—"Hell"—that allegedly spied on competitors. Damn.
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During a recent press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, he said the two had "something in common" because both leaders had been spied on by the Obama administration.
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Last week, White House press secretary Sean Spicer cited an uncorroborated Fox News report to allege that the UK intelligence agency spied on Trump at the behest of Obama.
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Tens of thousands of people all over the world have been spied on with malware sold to consumers for less than $100, as Motherboard has shown over the years.
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Zachary doesn't say so, but likely institutional investors see the same opportunity that VCs have spied, too, and CRV closed its most recent fund with $393 million in 2014.
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Huawei denies that it has ever spied for Beijing, and says no credible evidence has ever been presented that its gear allows illicit access to the country's intelligences services.
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Democratic history is not pure — the Kennedys famously spied on Martin Luther King Jr. and President Lyndon Johnson used the CIA to spy on GOP presidential candidate Barry Goldwater.
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His father agreed to sign him up for a team at a local Boys and Girls Club after a neighbor spied him taking down his friends in the backyard.
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Mark ZuckerbergMark Zuckerberg, a man who runs a service that collects the personal information of more than a billion people daily, seems to be worried about being spied on.
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She also said it was unacceptable that social media users "are spied on in order to be targeted with election ads or bombarded with hate messages against political rivals".
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We must continue to stand up for other people's human rights, from the Syrian refugees I met in Lebanon to Internet users whose online communications are being spied on.
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Yet despite knowledge of these risks, many people say they're resigned to the idea that we're going to be spied on and there's nothing we can do about it.
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Her family spied for one of the kyrgs at the Talon Fortress, so she usually knew what was happening on the rest of the plateau before most Six Villagers.
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Trump also quoted conservative commentator Mollie Hemingway in another tweet on Tuesday morning in reference to his unproven allegations that the FBI spied on his presidential campaign in 2016.
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The CIA was so worried that years of lies related to the covert torture program would soon be exposed, it actively spied on Congressional staffers and investigators, including Jones.
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Trump criticized London Mayor Sadiq Khan after the most recent terror attack in the city and he has previously suggested British intelligence agencies spied on him during his campaign.
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Takeaways: There's some evidence that trying to track everything your kid does backfires: Kids create secret accounts and stop talking openly about what's happening because they feel spied on.
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Walking through the Locust Grove, he spied a tufted titmouse, and from the ramparts of Belvedere Castle he spotted through his binoculars a common grackle and a palm warbler.
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We were told to expect that our group would probably be spied on and to not bad-mouth any of the regime's leaders, past or present, even in private.
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The old white people on whom I spied walked very slowly through the galleries, studying each photograph; they spoke, while staring at the faces, of Japanese Americans they knew.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer called on Attorney General William Barr on Wednesday to retract his statement that U.S. agencies spied on President Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
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Across the mahogany reading tables, I spied Dunia's tight curls bobbing as she glanced up from her books to smile at the parade of friends that stopped to chat.
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One lesser-known name caught our attention — Noor Inayat Khan, who spied for Britain during World War II. Ms. Khan wasn't what one would expect of a British spy.
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One lesser-known name caught our attention: Noor Inayat Khan, who spied for Britain during World War II. Ms. Khan wasn't what one would expect of a British spy.
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Strewth has spied it stuck outside the suites of Liberal lower house members Andrew Hastie, Tim Wilson and Phillip Thompson, Liberal senator James Paterson and Labor senator Kimberley Kitching.
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Trump associate Roger StoneRoger Jason StoneWhy the rule of law depends on the president and his attorney general Was President Trump spied on as part of Carter Page wiretapping?
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In July he asked his captain to take him near a breaker known as Chameau Rock, and he quickly spied several cannons from the ship, along with other artifacts.
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Several weeks later, U.S. and British intelligence services learned that Klaus Fuchs, a German-born top-ranking scientist in the U.S. nuclear program, had spied for the Soviet Union.
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Under Bloomberg, the NYPD spied on and surveilled New York Muslims, using both informants and undercover agents to gather information from inside mosques and restaurants, neighborhoods and social groups.
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There was plenty of meat there for FBI critics, but the most important takeaway is that the President is wrong when he says the FBI spied on his campaign.
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The DSS officers' arrival came almost a week after Pompeo vowed to investigate whether Yovanovitch was being physically and electronically spied on while still in her role last March.
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" Comey's focus is on what he calls Trump's "lies that the FBI was corrupt and committed treason, that we spied on the Trump campaign and tried to defeat Donald Trump.
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You are paying his salary and I am paying his salary and the guy is maybe the most flawed FBI agent since the guys who spied for the Soviet Union.
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Uber's troublesome history with customer privacy issues took another hit on Monday, in the form of a lawsuit over allegations that Uber's employees spied on celebrities and former romantic partners.
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On a recent episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, "The Late Late Show" host James Corden recounted how he chased after a drone that spied on his family.
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Let&aposs say this was the inverse, let&aposs say this was a Democratic, now president who was a candidate spied on by an agency controlled by bias toward Republicans.
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Though Paltrow wasn't spied at his top-secret celebration in Los Angeles, she did send out a birthday message on behalf of her and Chris Martin's children, Apple and Moses.
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He was endorsed last week by former President Ricardo Martinelli, who is awaiting trial in prison on charges he spied on politicians, unionists and journalists, but still enjoys popular support.
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Developers spied an opening: Any white faces made an area "safe" for those white tech bros and stroller moms, and owners could jack up rents once the neighborhood got whiter.
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Cooper and girlfriend Irina Shayk were spied hanging out at the Democratic National Convention last night, and, as The Daily Beast notes, that's riled up certain members of the GOP.
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"I never spied on my two daughters, but I always threatened them that I would if they ever gave me reason to not trust them," said Alsip, of Robinson, Texas.
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Many in the community believe African-Americans are targets of the government's surveillance apparatus, and the distrust grew when the FBI under J. Edgar Hoover secretly spied on African-Americans.
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Today's Stories Missouri forms public-private partnership to advance Hyperloop One route Tesla electric semi truck possibly spied in new photo Judge delays Waymo/Uber trial until December 4th Credits
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Bear guide David De Meulles was leading a small polar bear watching expedition through North Star Tours, when he spied one of the bears patting a dog on the head.
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It is an incredible act of contortion on the part of Hulio: The actual child who NSO Group's tools spied on was the child of a journalist, not a terrorist.
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The story he told sounded unlikely: that he was one of thousands of "targeted individuals," who had been covertly spied on and manipulated by the CIA in the early 2700s.
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On the financial front: "No updates to give" was the short response I got when I asked for the latest on the pre-paid payment services we spied last year.
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But Wardle's argument is that if another application, say a spyware, turns on right after that, the user has no way of knowing he or she is being spied on.
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American insurer Metlife Inc said in its submission to the inquiry that it had spied on policyholders who had made claims for mental health conditions, Orr said, without giving details.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's foreign ministry summoned Austria's ambassador on Friday after Vienna demanded an explanation over suspicions that a retired Austrian colonel had spied for Moscow, Russian news agencies reported.
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But investors are worried his tenure remains under threat due to an investigation into his role in setting up a tax department unit which police say illegally spied on politicians.
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Assange's paranoia about being spied on seems to have been merited, as Undercover Global learned wide-ranging details of his legal arrangements through their espionage efforts, according to El País.
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Most recently, Trump has reacted to reports that the FBI used an informant to contact his campaign as proof that former President Obama ordered his team to be spied upon.
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Barr said during a Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing last week that he believed the Trump campaign was spied on in 2016 and added that he needed to "explore" the issue.
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Nunes made a dead-of-night visit to the White House complex and then announced he had seen documents supporting the idea that Obama officials had spied on Trump folks.
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He is serving 10 years on charges he spied and cooperated with the United States, but his health has deteriorated over the nearly two years he has been in prison.
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An investigation from the Intercept's Sam Biddle published Thursday alleged that owners of Ring security cameras may have been spied on by employees of the company, an allegation Ring denies.
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O'Reilly's tweet included a link to a video of Lemon, who said during his Monday program there is no evidence that the Trump team was surveilled or spied on illegally.
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If it feels outlandishly creepy, that's part of Stone's point: this could happen, technically speaking (and people at the NSA have reportedly spied on some of their most intimate relations).
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The probes have at times come up against Republican concerns about leaks of classified information and unproven assertions by Trump and others that Obama's administration improperly spied on Trump associates.
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My girlfriends worried about forgetting to lock the front door or getting spied on through their windows, but I've never heard one of my guy friends worry over these things.
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It was not entirely clear that she ever spied for the Germans, for example, though she admitted to taking money from them, perhaps because she was broke at the time.
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On the heels of that revelation, the Department of Investigation said its investigators had been spied on by the Correction Department's head of internal affairs, Gregory Kuczinski, and his subordinates.
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At Mr. Basso's fashion extravaganzas over the years, Diane Sawyer might have been seen rubbing shoulders with Ivana Trump, Martha Stewart spied sitting flank to flank alongside Mary J. Blige.
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Pump lines in South Florida sprawled for blocks as fleeing residents sucked up what gas they could, and some drivers chased after tankers they had spied on the roads. Gov.
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DOJ watchdog rejects Trump's conspiracy theory The Department of Justice Inspector General issued a massive report about whether the FBI spied on Trump's 2016 campaign, as he has repeatedly alleged.
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Democrats say the report shut down a conspiracy theory that the Trump campaign was "spied" on, while Republicans believe it backs up their assertion that the FBI abused its power.
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In his own recent court appearance in the Waymo case, Jacobs stood by his claims that Uber's security team spied on and stole from competitors and tried covered its tracks.
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" According to German authorities, Reichel spied for both the CIA and the Russian secret service because he was bored, frustrated with his workplace environment and wanted to "experience something exciting.
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Mr. Barr said this spring that he believed that intelligence officials had spied on the Trump campaign, and he authorized Mr. Durham to investigate whether their actions were lawfully predicated.
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It's currently unclear whether any guests were recorded or spied on, and police are looking into both sources within the hotel and outside parties that had access to the facilities.
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I spied a roaring lion near a cluster of winged archers and, in a cheekier register, a parody of the "March of Progress" illustration that riffed on Nike's Jumpman logo.
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Halfway through the shoot, Emma spied the balcony and decided that it was the perfect place for an interview, so we're sitting chain-smoking menthols as the sun goes down.
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More importantly, the user interface feels luxurious next to something like the aging Roku UI. PS Vue is finally easy to navigate, and better looking than anything spied on cheaper boxes.
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Years of legal wrangling followed Dotcom's arrest in New Zealand police raid in 2012, and it emerged that the Government Communications Security Bureau had illegally spied on him before the raid.
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Once aware of the program, the U.S. government spied on the spies behind the chips but, according to Bloomberg, no consumer data is known to have been stolen through the attacks.
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I was ushered straight into the restaurant, flashing my lanyard with a picture of Fieri himself smiling on it and immediately spied the man himself at the bar, enjoying a beer.
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White House officials tried to calm the concerns of British allies after White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer repeated an unfounded claim that the British spy service spied on President Trump.
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Or how about the time he repeated a baseless rumor that the British spied on Trump for Obama, then denied that the White House apologized to the UK over the remark?
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Michelle Kettleborough was one of the moms who found the arrangement odd, and she told KMGH she spied the telltale orange regalia as she was picking up her son last week.
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Rudy Giuliani, a member of the president&aposs outside legal team, also told "Fox & Friends" that former FBI Director James Comey "should be prosecuted" if his bureau spied on the campaign.
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While we the people ad our elected officials should not be endlessly trailed or treated like dangers to the state and we certainly should not be spied upon for political reasons.
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Suspicions were raised again in 2013 when former CIA and former NSA boss Michael Hayden claimed that he was aware of hard evidence that Huawei had spied for the Chinese government.
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Britain might be the most spied on country in the world—one CCTV camera per every 11 people, to be exact—but there are still many who manage to slip away.
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Political commentators say the probe is supported by a faction allied to President Jacob Zuma, who is said to have been among the politicians spied on by the tax surveillance unit.
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But in the past, Granick added, groups have struggled to prove that they were spied on under specific NSA programs and statutes because there's so little information publicly available about them.
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Paul's letter seeks answers to a number of questions about possible surveillance of 85033 candidates, including concerns about whether Trump was spied on during his 2016 trip to the United Kingdom.
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He also wrote a best-selling book, "Flashbacks: On Returning to Vietnam" (1990), with a chapter on Pham Xuan An, a Time magazine war correspondent who had secretly spied for Hanoi.
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Trump has pushed discredited conspiracy theories that the FBI under President Barack Obama spied on him and his campaign and wiretapped him in Trump Tower, his signature property in midtown Manhattan.
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On Friday, Trump doubled down on claims that his campaign had been spied upon, likening the alleged actions to "treason" and calling for jail sentences for those he claims were responsible.
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" The Trump campaign has just texted supporters looking to fundraise off of AG Barr's congressional testimony, and falsely claims that Barr said he "believes the Obama Admin illegally spied on Pres.
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He generated headlines in 2013 after it was revealed the Obama Justice Department spied on him extensively three years earlier as part of a probe into documents leaked to the media.
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As several legal experts questioned the legality of the spying and the province promised journalists greater protection, it emerged that the Quebec's provincial police force had spied on six other journalists.
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Rosen generated headlines in 2013 after it was revealed the Obama Justice Department spied on him extensively three years earlier as part of a probe into documents leaked to the media.
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FISA has come under increased scrutiny in recent months amid unsubstantiated claims by President Donald Trump and other Republicans that the Obama White House improperly spied on Trump or his associates.
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" The DOJ announcement comes just hours after Trump tweeted that he planned to demand on Monday that the department look into whether federal agents spied on his campaign for "political purposes.
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On Sunday, Trump advisor and unofficial clothing spokeswoman Kellyanne Conway made an interesting claim on top of Trump's unfounded tweets insisting that Obama spied on his campaign during the 2016 primaries.
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The case, brought by Mary Whitehouse, a prominent campaigner for moral standards, alleged that Graham Ross-Cornes, her solicitor, had spied an exposed erect penis during a performance of the play.
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A majority of Trump voters believe the Obama administration spied on Trump and his aides during the 246 presidential campaign, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll released on Wednesday.
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A majority of Trump voters believe the Obama administration spied on Trump and his aides during the 2016 presidential campaign, according to an ABC News/Washington Post poll released on Wednesday.
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Now driving along Jerome Avenue in the Bronx, she eyed pigeons roosting under the elevated No. 4 train subway tracks, but then spied a feathery blotch on the roadway: pigeon roadkill.
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This year the Police Department agreed to greater oversight of its intelligence operations to settle a lawsuit brought by Muslims who said they were being spied on because of their religion.
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That's the same fake firm that a female operative for the Israeli intelligence firm Black Cube used as a cover when she spied on the actress Rose McGowan for Harvey Weinstein.
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The inspector general is separately reviewing some aspects of the Russia investigation, including Mr. Trump's theory — backed up by no evidence — that the F.B.I. spied on his campaign for political purposes.
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As we waited for a dingy to take us to our boat, I spied several other foreign tourists like us, standing stiff on the docks, dangerously pale and smeared in sunscreen.
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The criminal investigation into possible spying on Yovanovitch is in response to the US House Intelligence Committee's publication of notes suggesting she was illegally spied on in Ukraine, the ministry said.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Leaders of China and the African Union have denied a published report that Beijing spied for years on the African Union headquarters through computer systems it helped install.
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In a major blow to the President, the report by inspector general Michael Horowitz is not expected to confirm Trump's claims that his 2016 campaign was spied on by the FBI.
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Horowitz, according to The New York Times, also did not find evidence that the FBI tried to put informants in Trump's campaign, undercutting a claim that the campaign was spied on.
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Barr has repeated allegations from the president's defenders that law enforcement illegally "spied" on the Trump campaign, and has gone on a world tour to chase down some of those theories.
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The president has long nursed theories that the F.B.I. spied on his campaign and at one point suggested to lawmakers that he would not reauthorize the expiring provisions without broader changes.
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In his own recent court appearance in the Waymo case, Jacobs stood by his claims that Uber's security team spied on and stole from competitors and tried to cover its tracks.
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This led, almost immediately, to speculation that Rice had asked for the unmasking for improper political reasons — building off Trump's unsubstantiated allegation that Obama had spied on him during the campaign.
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On Thursday, the White House press secretary, Sean Spicer, floated the possibility that GCHQ — a British intelligence agency — had spied on then-candidate Trump at the behest of President Barack Obama.
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White House adviser Kellyanne Conway said Monday that she has no proof to support her suggestion that the Obama administration spied on Trump Tower through televisions and microwaves during the election season.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - As an undercover operative for Somalia's al Shabaab militia, Nasteh spied on the insurgent group's senior commanders to ensure their loyalty and planned bombings and assassinations in government-controlled territory.
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Earlier this week, Naultilus's deep sea-diving ROV was scuttling around on the seafloor when it spied what appeared to be a bright purple jelly sac, just a few inches in diameter.
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Rómulo Roux, whom the polls put a distant second, is the heir of Ricardo Martinelli, a former president who is in prison awaiting trial on charges that he spied on political foes.
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For all Mr Trump's hostility to environmentalism, Ms Khan says she spied "no appreciable difference" between the size and behaviour of previous American delegations and the one Mr Trump sent to Bonn.
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In a second tweet on Friday, Paul also questioned whether the Obama administration may have spied on journalists, clergy, lawyers, and federal judges, though he provided no evidence to support his theory.
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The original poster of the photo, Redditor TheRedFoxx, was found, and he said he spied the magical creature at a doggie day care, where the animal's owner claimed he was a Pomeranian.
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Also, Sara Carter reporting that these documents could hold the key and uncover every single thing about what was done to the Trump campaign and the Trump presidency and being spied on.
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Nevertheless, the Arkansas investigation "is an important wake-up call, because it shows that people are really ready to get very upset if they think they are being spied on," he added.
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Julian Assange was so paranoid about being spied on during his time in the Ecuadorian embassy that he held legal meetings in the ladies' bathroom, surveillance notes seen by El País show.
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The closest we have come historically was the allegation in 1980 that aides to Ronald Reagan spied on Jimmy Carter's campaign and obtained confidential documents Carter used to prepare for a debate.
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Earlier, in the balcony scene, when she spied Romeo in her garden, she seemed not so much to move as to pulse toward him, like the tide being pulled by the moon.
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These buzzwords can serve as a helpful shorthand for discussing complicated dynamics of identity, history and power, but the smugness that '80s liberals detected in their ranks can be spied here, too.
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The GOP lawmakers have raised alarm bells about the alleged source in service of their argument that the FBI may have inappropriately "spied" on members of the Trump campaign during the election.
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Barr told a Senate panel in April he was reviewing the process by which intelligence was collected on Trump campaign officials in 2016 and said he believed the campaign was spied on.
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They were messages of comfort and encouragement to the boy he spied in old family photos, insights about self-acceptance and self-love that he couldn't fully articulate until his mid-thirties.
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" The president later tweeted this: "Looking more and more like the Trump campaign for president was illegally being spied upon, surveillance for the political gain of crooked Hillary Clinton and the DNC.
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Palantir is named for the palantíri, from J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings series—seeing-stones that allow one to spy on others across great distances (and be spied upon, in turn).
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In addition to stealing credentials for processing transfers, the hackers likely spied on Bangladesh Bank staff to get a deep understanding of the central bank's operations, according to experts in banking fraud.
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It is possible Trump will announce new reforms to 340B in his drug pricing speech Friday; Bloomberg's Alex Ruoff spied a recent notice from the administration that seemed to suggest as much.
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"The distinction: Steele spied against Russia to get info Russia did not want released; Don Jr took a mtg to get info Russians wanted to give," Hall said in a tweet Friday.
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Barr even adopted the President's phrase "no collusion" at the close of the Mueller probe, and at a Congressional hearing claimed Trump's campaign had been "spied" on, borrowing another charged Trump criticism.
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In response to Scalise's questioning in the House, Hoyer admitted his knowledge of the call records was "not very deep" but refuted the premise that Schiff or the committee spied on anybody.
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" McCarthy, a Republican congressman from California, used similar language when he tweeted out the video clip: "The FBI broke into President Trump's campaign, spied on him, then tried to cover it up.
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The unsealed Stroz Friedberg report revealed an irresponsible corporate culture that played fast-and-loose; the unsealed Jacobs letter alleged that Uber spied on its competitorsand used ephemeral communications within the corporation.
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According to the state Department of Public Safety, the pair were hunting Saturday near Carter Lake south of Anchorage when they spied and shot a black bear on a ridge above them.
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The move is sure to please President Donald Trump, who has long complained that he was spied on during the 2016 campaign, despite a lack of evidence to back up that claim.
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Having gained administrative privileges inside the company's main Windows network, Phineas Fisher said he spied on the system administrators, particularly Christian Pozzi, given that they usually have access to the whole network.
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Canadian police spied on two journalists in 2007 without permission from their bosses, according to a document revealed by the CBC that has raised the ire of journalists and free speech advocates.
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Spicer's most consequential nonsense recently was repeating as true the claim of a talking head on Fox News that British intelligence spied on Donald Trump at the behest of former President Barack Obama.
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When the scientists looked closely at the ganglia masses, they spied fibers that measured around five-thousandths of a millimeter in length — "less than [the width of] a human hair," Ortega-Hernández said.
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Justin Brake, a reporter with the Aboriginal People's Television Network, is facing criminal charges over a story he covered, and Quebec police were found to have spied on several journalists in that province.
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PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - Former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega, who spied for the United States before his drug trafficking and brutality triggered a U.S. invasion to oust him in 1989, has died aged 83.
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Mr Page denies having spied for Russia (and the intelligence officer was recorded calling him "an idiot"), though in 2013 he described himself as "an informal adviser to the staff of the Kremlin".
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The woman, spied by Herald reporters who staked out Hart's Washington, D.C., home to investigate his reputation for womanizing, was Donna Rice, then a pharmaceutical sales rep and model-actress living in Miami.
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This documentary goes behind the scenes with the subject and writer of "The Voyeur's Motel," Gay Talese's scandalous 2016 New Yorker piece about a motel owner who spied on his customers for decades.
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The unsealed Stroz Friedberg report revealed an irresponsible corporate culture that played fast-and-loose; the unsealed Jacobs letter alleged that Uber spied on its competitors and used ephemeral communications within the corporation.
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In a new Washington Post-ABC News poll, a majority of Republicans -- 52% -- say that they believe then-President Barack Obama spied on then-candidate Donald Trump during the 2016 presidential campaign. 52%!
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But in recent weeks, privacy advocates have seen torrential gains, at a rate perhaps not matched since Edward Snowden revealed how the National Security Agency spied on millions of US citizens in 2013.
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We spied a lot of minimalist strappy sandals on celebs, but like Emilia Clarke and Olivia Wilde below (both in Michael Kors Collection skirts and tops), neutral pointy toe pumps can work too.
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President Trump on Saturday called for NBC News to devote more attention to his unproven claims that President Obama spied on him and stop covering the investigations into Russia's interference in the election.
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Israel's best-selling newspaper, Yedioth Ahronoth, said the U.S. National Security Agency, which specialises in electronic surveillance, and its British counterpart GCHQ spied on Israeli air force missions against Gaza, Syria and Iran.
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Top secret documents, made public by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden and publisher WikiLeaks, show the NSA has also spied on foreign officials involved in trade negotiations with the U.S. government.
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Stella Rimington, a former director general of the British intelligence service MI5, said in a BBC report that she narrated last year that there was evidence that Ms. Cavell had spied for Britain.
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Stella Rimington, a former director general of the British intelligence service MI5, said in a BBC report that she narrated last year that there was new evidence Ms. Cavell had spied for Britain.
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Israel's best-selling newspaper, Yedioth Ahronoth, said the US National Security Agency, which specialises in electronic surveillance, and its British counterpart GCHQ spied on Israeli air force missions against Gaza, Syria and Iran.
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There was also testimony that senior Nxivm members spied upon those they considered enemies, including Edgar Bronfman Sr., the liquor magnate whose daughter, Clare Bronfman, was a high-level member of the group.
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What follows is a history of what we know about Lee, why some suspect he might have spied for China, and why we should be careful not to jump to conclusions just yet.
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She spied ventilation pipes coming out of a shed, pink insulation poking out of a closed garage and a rusty camper parked in a backyard — telltale signs of the dwellings that enumerators miss.
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WASHINGTON — As the Republican Party sprinted toward notching its first, and much-needed, significant legislative win in the form of a $210 trillion tax cut, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida spied an opening.
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No sooner was I back on Route 2 than I spied another inviting antiques shop, the Back Chamber, but I continued north, past the upscale North Hero House, to Alburgh Dunes State Park.
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Vindication for no one His office released a detailed report earlier this week that rejected the conspiracy theory Trump has pushed that the FBI had spied on his 2016 campaign for political reasons.
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Every leader of American democracy spied against every leader of the Russian dictatorship who attacked our democracy, as Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has attacked and continues to attack American and Western democracy today.
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In the 1960s, when the Genovese crime family dominated East Harlem, the F.B.I. spied on Rao's from across the street in Benjamin Franklin High School (now the Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics).
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Washington (CNN)Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said Wednesday it was "both stunning and scary" that Attorney General William Barr would tell lawmakers that Donald Trump's 2016 campaign was spied on.
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"In the public imagination, he stopped being a benefactor and he was portrayed as he was, a capo who spied on his lovers and associates, who killed, who corrupted officials," Mr. López said.
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In between bites of the roasted potatoes and a second helping of bread, I spied Lena Waite and her girlfriend and once again was filled with a weepy feeling of empathetic joy and amazement.
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So when it spied the flicker in the sky, it sent an electronic all-points bulletin to other telescopes around the world, which were able to capture, among other things, the supernova's chemical signature.
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Apps with end-to-end encryption can't be spied on, much to the chagrin of law enforcement agencies and governments worldwide, and only the sender and intended recipient gets to see the real message.
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Ericsson has spied signs of recovery in a few key markets but cautions that it has more work to do in order to hit profit improvement targets it has pledged to deliver by 2020.
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The Sexy Brutale is built around mystery, Griffiths says, and players will get answers to all of its twists — even the weird ones, like a particularly large spider monster I spied behind one door.
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Following the GSU acquisition, groups such as The Turner Field Community Benefits Coalition spied an opportunity for the revitalization of their middle- and working-class communities that could be on terms they deemed equitable.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's Supreme Federal Court urged a thorough investigation into reports that the country's secret security service spied on Justice Edson Fachin, in the latest clash involving President Michel Temer's embattled administration.
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Because at this point, let&aposs remember the context, every single prediction he&aposs made has come true, including one of the earliest ones were he declared that his campaign was being spied on.
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Getting rid of whatever's been installed on your device is only part of the process of dealing with being spied on, but you can at least make sure the stalkerware itself is taken out.
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Andy Biggs on Trump meeting with FBI over potential spy Republican congressman from Arizona says President Trump is rightful in calling for DOJ probe into claims that the 2016 Trump campaign was spied on.
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Mr. Nunes is still getting stiff-armed by the Justice Department over his subpoena, but this week his efforts did force the stunning admission that the FBI had indeed spied on the Trump campaign.
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Specifically, according to a new SEC filing first spied by Fortune, the firm has just closed on $166.8 million, which is very much in the same ballpark as its last fund, closed in 2012.
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But the inspector general's report says the officer, whose name was redacted, violated federal regulations and a presidential executive order designed to protect Americans from being spied on by intelligence agencies without a warrant.
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This newly revealed information is likely to energize President Trump and his supporters, who have claimed that U.S. law enforcement and intelligence improperly "spied" on him in an effort to thwart his 2016 victory.
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I only spied one work by a Latin American woman, a small, abstract, geometric collage that looks like a map of moon cycles by the pioneering Cuban modernist Loló Soldevilla, in Sean Kelly's booth.
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The move follows unsubstantiated charges by President Donald Trump and his allies that his predecessor's administration spied on Trump and improperly "unmasked" the identities of his associates during the 2016 presidential campaign and transition.
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Dines is the latest to be traced in a long-running campaign to out more than 100 undercover police who spied on activist groups over a period of more than four decades from 1968.
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Consider the media and GOP congressional response to the unfounded allegation that Susan Rice spied on Donald Trump, and you can see the Obama White House had good reason to take McConnell's threat seriously.
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Black Cube spied on these women, using agents who pretended to be journalists or other interested parties, in a wide-ranging and expensive campaign of dirt-collecting for the purposes of intimidation and suppression.
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Photo: GettyAmerica's top intelligence official is reneging on a promise made under the Obama administration to estimate how many Americans have been spied on using a warrant-less surveillance law intended to target foreigners.
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The decision could make it easier for people to learn whether authorities have spied on them through Upstream, which involves bulk searches of international communications within the internet's backbone of cables, switches and routers.
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I feel bad for Mayu as a person, as the show's engineers spied the narrative possibilities posed by exploiting her line of work together with her low self-esteem, in a sadly American way.
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"Looking more & more like the Trump Campaign for President was illegally being spied upon (surveillance) for the political gain of Crooked Hillary Clinton and the DNC," he said, referring to the Democratic National Committee.
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Since taking office, he has tried to cement the narrative that the Obama administration illegally spied on his campaign, making an apparent attempt to distract from the investigation into his associates' ties to Russia.
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And when they convened in public to tell their stories, it was in service of a Donald J. Trump campaign stunt at the second presidential debate; Steve Bannon could be spied stalking the perimeter.
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Oleg Penkovsky was a colonel in the G.R.U. who had spied for the C.I.A. and British intelligence during the 1950s and 1960s, providing information that guided the Kennedy administration during the Cuban missile crisis.
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Allegations of UK spying first arose during a press briefing in May, when then-White House press secretary Sean Spicer read out a Fox News report that said that GCHQ had spied on Trump.
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Questions pour out of them, about being seasick and about being spied on (by the widow next door), about needing money and about having an eighth-grade science class partner who picks his nose.
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The party's base of black working class people and their fellow white and Latino supporters who attended the Atlantic City convention were manipulated, spied upon and lied to in order to undermine their power.
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Comey had responded to the report in a Washington Post op-ed, saying that it disproved declarations from Trump and his allies that the FBI "spied" on the Trump campaign and engaged in wrongdoing.
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Rice, who worked under President Obama, previously rejected allegations that his administration inappropriately spied on President Trump or his transition team, and committee Democrats say they have seen no evidence that she acted inappropriately.
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Trump refuses to use a more secure White House landline, the report says, opting instead for less secure cell phone lines that intelligence officials believes are being spied on by Chinese and Russian agents.
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Surely he must sense this by now, as the administration faces the outrage of British allies who have been dragged into his increasingly bogus allegation that he was spied on by the Obama administration.
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He added, however, that the current "scaremongering" about Huawei was misplaced given that both China and Huawei had too much to lose if they spied on the West and lost access to those markets.
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The change also comes after a frightful number of reports that creeps have been hiding wireless cameras in Airbnbs, airplane bathrooms, hotels, and pretty much anywhere humans might not want to get spied on.
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In a letter to NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg last month, Sedwill said Russia's intelligence agencies spied Skripal and his daughter for at least five years and regarded some defectors as "legitimate targets for assassination".
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Cali Group's Miller, meanwhile, assured us in an email that the company is not creating a database of customer photos nor videos—while reminding us that we're all being constantly spied on by CCTV cameras.
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House Intel Committee Ranking Member Adam Schiff went to the White House Friday to see the documents that led Chairman Devin Nunes to say Trump associates may have been spied on by the Obama administration.
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In a staging of Gentileschi's representation of Susanna being spied on while bathing, the episode is not titillating, but tiresomely seedy; as in the painting, Susanna is matter-of-factly naked, rather than suggestively nude.
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"Wow, word seems to be coming out that the Obama FBI 'SPIED ON THE TRUMP CAMPAIGN WITH AN EMBEDDED INFORMANT,'" Trump tweeted last Thursday, before quoting comments by National Review's Andrew McCarthy on Fox News.
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"I didn't want to do away with the GDR but rather to reform it," said Rudolph, who was spied on by a colleague and detained for protesting as East Germany limped into its final months.
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At the time of the raid, the law of the land said that New Zealand's intelligence agency couldn't spy on its own citizens, but that law was clearly broken when New Zealand spied on Dotcom.
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Heidelberg's car was never tested for fingerprints, Hale claims, adding that he's uncovered documents showing police spied on Heidelberg's conversations with his original public defender, as well as evidence of witness coercion, tampering, and bribing.
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FBI director Christopher Wray said he would not describe FBI investigations as "spying" on Tuesday, responding to a question about Attorney General Bill Barr's assertion that law enforcement officials "spied" on the 2016 Trump campaign.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's attorney general said on Monday it will request help from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to investigate accusations the administration of President Enrique Pena Nieto spied on private citizens.
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The rand's woes were compounded by continuing domestic concerns around an investigation into Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan over the activities of a surveillance unit set up under his watch, which police say spied on politicians.
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Japanese burger chain Dom Dom is where you'll find such an ungodly frankenburg, dubbed quite literally the "Whole Camembert Burger," Spied by Kotaku, the limited edition burger, substitutes a bun for two wheels of camembert.
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Such campaigns are seldom pure propaganda: They usually cite real facts about groups like the Communist Party, which not only had financial and political connections to the Soviet Union, but also spied on its behalf.
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Just as Hoover's FBI spied on the Civil Rights movement and tried to manipulate its leaders, Trump's FBI could wage an all out war against Black Lives Matter or the Council on American-Islamic Relations.
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READ: About 3 billion social media users are being spied on by their governments Almost 50 percent of people said their main source of information about vaccinations was social media and messaging apps like WhatsApp.
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Trump, who has frequently cast doubt on the legitimacy of the special counsel probe, has said without evidence that the FBI's use of the informant was proof the Obama administration spied on his campaign illegally.
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Iran: Against the backdrop of the Trump administration's forceful criticism of Iran, a federal grand jury on Wednesday indicted a former U.S. Air Force counterintelligence officer for espionage, alleging she spied for Tehran (The Hill).
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In addition to investigating Russia, 28503 percent said they hope the special counsel looks into allegations that the Obama administration spied on Trump and his campaign and the unmasking of Flynn's name in intelligence reports.
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The smash hit television show "Scandal" involved a man who headed a top-secret division of the CIA, B613, whose uber-agents spied, tortured, killed and had the power to control the entire US government.
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"The whole Electronica project is about the ambiguous relationship we have with technology: on the one side we have the world in our pocket, on on the other, we are spied on constantly," Jarre said.
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Ingela's mother, who taught her to make the cake in their native Sweden, said it came together so speedily that you could start mixing the batter the moment you spied visitors coming up the walk.
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In March 2001, the United States expelled 50 Russian diplomats following the arrest of Robert P. Hanssen, who was a counterintelligence expert at the F.B.I. and had spied for Moscow for more than 15 years.
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Obama's final national security adviser became a target of the president and his allies as a means to justify Trump's as yet unproven claims that the Obama administration spied on Trump Tower during the election.
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"There is a bit of a game where, O.K., the guy spied for us, we got what we wanted, and now that we're out, we're not going to rub your nose in it," he said.
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One couple, Ashley LeMay and Dylan Blakely, was at the center of an incident in December where hackers spied on and taunted their eight-year-old daughter after accessing an indoor camera they had installed.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - When Romania's leftist government collapsed a year ago amid outrage over a deadly nightclub fire, many people spied an opportunity for sweeping change in a country plagued by corruption and inept public services.
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BlackVue acts as another example of how surveillance products that are nominally intended to protect a user have been designed in such a way that can end up in a user being spied on, too.
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It took about two weeks, but Mr. Shimomura would help the F.B.I. apprehend Mr. Mitnick in Raleigh-Durham, N.C. Because I was being spied on, I found that I had become part of the story.
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Without evidence that he had spied for the Americans, the Russians released him and forced him out of the K.G.B. Mr. Platt did not find out that Mr. Vasilenko was still alive until August 1991.
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The Spanish court case has revealed a new set of secrets in the international saga of Mr. Assange, 48, showing that his claims of being spied on were not just paranoia or a publicity stunt.
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And though the DOJ's inspector general found they'd had no impact on the investigations into the president, they still fuel conspiracy theories that he was spied on by law enforcement officials out to get him.
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As a profile in the Washington Post puts it: Aides to Reagan, including Halper, were accused of having spied on Carter's campaign and obtaining private documents that Carter was using to prepare for a debate.
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A former member of the FLDS church, Dowayne Barlow, testified Wednesday and said that the police force was "a network that spied on the people for the church leadership," according to the New York Times.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray has publicly testified that he doesn't "personally" have any evidence that the Trump campaign was illegally spied on, and FBI officials who were involved in the investigation have defended their decisions.
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Garage magazine's deputy editor, Rachel Tashjian (who also spied Dion crying at Valentino), captured Celine trying to find the words, but couldn't so she relied on her hands to convey how emotional the clothing made her.
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First, the background: President Trump has been publicly suggesting for over a year that Democrats, Barack Obama, the Clintons, or forces within the FBI and the Justice Department aligned with Obama spied on his presidential campaign.
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At this point, we wouldn't bat an eye if Justin Trudeau, the Harlem Globetrotters, or the ghost of Benjamin Franklin were also spied mingling over the spinach-and-artichoke dip at her Fourth of July bash.
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Specifically, Michael Gronager, who was then COO of the Kraken bitcoin exchange, spied an opportunity to team up with a new friend, Jonathan Levin, a post-graduate economist from Oxford who'd written academic works on crytpocurrencies.
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"Looking more & more like the Trump Campaign for President was illegally being spied upon (surveillance) for the political gain of Crooked Hillary Clinton and the DNC," Trump wrote on Twitter, referring to the Democratic National Committee.
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President Trump wouldn't say during an interview with The Hill Monday if he has confidence in FBI Director Christopher Wray, stressing he disagrees with him over his administration's claims its agents spied on his 2016 campaign.
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In March of last year Nunes held an impromptu news conference claiming he had evidence that federal intelligence agencies had illegally spied on the Trump campaign, after White House aides provided him with classified intelligence documents.
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A new application, System and Security Info, developed in part by German security researcher Stefan Esser, will tell users if their phone has been jailbroken, which could help people discover if they're being secretly spied on.
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Barr, who was appointed by Trump, said on Wednesday he would look into whether U.S. agencies illegally spied on Trump's 2016 campaign, but acknowledged under sharp questioning by lawmakers that there was no evidence of wrongdoing.
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London-based Metail is a decade-plus veteran of the virtual fitting room space, its founders having spied early potential to commercialize computer vision technology to enable individualized sales assistance for online clothes and fashion shopping.
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The South Carolina Republican congressman, best known for his aggressive investigation of the Obama administration's handling of the Benghazi attack, dismissed President Donald Trump's claim that his campaign was spied on by the FBI in 2016.
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Think of Benedict Arnold, an American general in the war of independence who asked for £20,000 to defect to the British side; or of the "Cambridge Five", upper-crust Britons who spied for the Soviet Union.
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Once, on a trip home, Cecily and her mother were riding in a taxi through London when they spied Boris Johnson on the street; Shena opened the window in order to shake her fist at him.
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Coats has defended the assessment, while Ratcliffe has denied there was evidence of Russian interference, accused the FBI of pursuing a biased investigation and echoed Trump's baseless charge that the Obama administration spied on his campaign.
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READ: About 3 billion social media users are being spied on by their governments Tehran claimed the foreigners had infiltrated the demonstrations and fomented the violence, claims that were then amplified on state-run television stations.
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In the case of Telegram, if you're worried about getting hacked or spied on, turn on two-step verification, and use secret chats as much as possible, given that those don't get stored on the server.
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A campaign for Noor Inayat Khan, a writer of children's books who spied for Britain during World War II, before being captured by the Nazis and killed at the Dachau concentration camp, has drawn wide attention.
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After leaving the show I spied a cafe nearby with the slogan "you code, we cook" printed on its window, addressed to the minions toiling for digital overlords in Dumbo's pre-post-contra-internet work spaces.
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They couldn't opt out of the trial and to view lectures had to agree to turn their webcams on, something Saucet reported the students didn't always like: "They don't want to be spied on," he said.
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When it is bought and stolen, hacked and spied upon, the trophy loses its shine, hopefully reminding us that at this level, there is only a blurry sliver of daylight between fair competition and unfair advantage.
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She has told me that on most days the Daily Mail's Snapchat story tells her what Emily Ratajkowski is wearing and then something along the lines of MIDDLE SCHOOL TEACHER SPIED ON TEEN STUDENTS IN BATHROOM.
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No wonder with people like her and Cryin' Chuck Schumer, D.C. has been such a mess for so long - and that includes the previous administration who (and now we know for sure) SPIED on my campaign.
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The network was also hit on Monday with a new lawsuit from a former anchor, Andrea Tantaros, who claimed that senior executives at Fox News spied on her and created an online campaign to harass her.
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Asked if the FBI spied on the Trump campaign during a defensive briefing, Horotiwz said the FBI was using the briefing with the campaign as a "pre-text meeting" to both brief them and gather information.
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After touting the inspector general's report for months, Trump has in recent weeks seized on Durham's investigation as the one to watch as he continues to inflame conspiracies that "deep state" operatives spied on his campaign.
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"We don't know whether murdered journalists were spied on before getting killed but we have the right to think they were," Carmen Aristegui said during a recent press conference after the Times story broke She is right.
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While these aren't really games that should be played in 720p ("Oh God I remember this being state of the art" my roommate moaned as she spied Sonic spinning across the screen), they're still crisp and attractive.
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The reporting that resulted from Snowden's information continued to shock the globe for months to come, as more information showed the U.S. spied on the leaders of other governments, the NSA sweeps up text messages, and more.
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Washington (CNN)US law-enforcement agencies are at risk of being spied on and hacked because some of their field offices are located in foreign-owned buildings without even knowing it, according to a new government report.
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Investors are worried about whether the government can implement policies to boost growth amid a probe into Gordhan for his role in setting up a unit at the tax department that police say illegally spied on politicians.
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While currently there are laws to protect individuals against people stalking or spying on them in their homes, there are no federal laws in place that would protect individuals from being spied on specifically by a drone.
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Sure, I kept a diary when I was little — I wrote about which boy's hand I held that day, and what my brother and his friends were up to as I spied on them in the backyard.
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While doing aerial reconnaissance of Mosquitia, back in 183, our expedition team spied gigantic sinkholes and monumental cave openings in an exceedingly remote area of rugged karst topography east of the Patuca River, near the Nicaraguan border.
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Former Fox News star Andrea Tantaros is alleging that the network's former chair and CEO, Roger Ailes, secretly watched female hosts changing clothes on company surveillance equipment and that the conservative channel spied on employees' electronic devices.
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That view grew even stronger when Barr publicly echoed the conspiracy theory that the FBI may have "spied" on the president's campaign and announced he was launching a sweeping review of how the Russia investigation was conducted.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - South Africa's main prosecutor said on Friday investigations into Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan's role in setting up a surveillance unit at the tax department that allegedly spied on politicians were at an advanced stage.
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Wow, Mark Zuckerberg Is Paranoid As Fuck Image: Mark ZuckerbergMark Zuckerberg, a man who runs a service that collects the personal information of more than a billion people daily, seems to be worried about being spied on.
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Photo: GettyIn a speech at the CATO Institute in Washington DC on Friday, Senator Rand Paul intends to explain why he believes that he and other U.S. lawmakers may have been spied on by the Obama administration.
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The DNC and cyber firm CrowdStrike disclosed the attack on Tuesday, saying that hackers working for Russia broke into the DNC's computer network, spied on internal communications and stole research on presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.
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When Abigail Adams, for example, suggested to her husband John that he and his colleagues "Remember the Ladies" as they drafted laws for the new nation, he instantly spied the specter of social breakdown in her request.
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Greek police said on Tuesday they had arrested two members of an aid organization on the island of Lesbos and were investigating a total of 30 on suspicion they smuggled migrants into Greece, spied and laundered money.
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Trump has repeated conservative claims that federal law enforcement spied on his campaign, perhaps at the direction of senior leaders in the Obama administration, in an effort to sink his chances of winning the 2016 presidential election.
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Mr. Bayh led an internal 2015 accountability review by the C.I.A. into Senate Democratic claims that agency personnel spied on the Senate during an Intelligence Committee investigation into the torture of terrorism suspects by agency staff members.
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MEXICO CITY, June 26 (Reuters) - Mexico's attorney general said on Monday it will request help from the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) to investigate accusations the administration of President Enrique Pena Nieto spied on private citizens.
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New Horizons also spied what could be the birth of anomalous cosmic rays: a type of radiation—which is harmful to both spacecraft and astronauts—formed when energetic particles in the solar wind collide with interstellar medium.
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It's long been known that security cameras (if they aren't password-protected, or if the operator doesn't change the factory password) can be spied on by almost anybody with a little know-how and an internet connection.
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But both men have strong suspicions they were spied on by the New York Police Department's infamous "Demographics Unit"—a surveillance program set up after the 9/11 terrorist attacks that labeled entire mosques as terrorist organizations.
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"Looking more & more like the Trump Campaign for President was illegally being spied upon (surveillance) for the political gain of Crooked Hillary Clinton and the DNC," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter, referring to the Democratic National Committee.
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Trump on Tuesday spied "light at the end of the tunnel" and envisioned packed church pews at Easter as America breaks free of stay-at-home orders and marks the return of its "raring to go" economy.
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Intercepted letters and other surveillance items within the dossier could actually prove the author's point: she was not a spy but was spied upon by handlers who wished they could instrumentalize the public intellectual for Soviet aims.
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Mr. Trump's prepared speech stood in sharp contrast to his Twitter posts earlier Monday morning, in which he continued to criticize the Russia investigation — again referring to his unsubstantiated claim that the F.B.I. spied on his campaign.
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Their frustration was inflamed anew this week when Barr told the Senate Appropriations Committee that he believed federal authorities spied on Trump's campaign in 2016, a disputed premise that supported Trump's inflammatory rhetoric about the Russia probe.
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His best works — like the unabashedly lyrical 1979 novel, "Endless Love" (forget the awful Brooke Shields movie), or his smartly confident 1995 novel, "Men in Black" — brim with the authenticity of vivid inner lives expertly spied upon.
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While flying back home this weekend after a trip to see family in Virginia, I spied at Reagan National Airport dozens of R-word shirts and memorabilia, two Kansas City Chiefs jerseys, and one Chief Wahoo hat.
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Since he tends to accuse others of the very misdeeds he commits himself, Trump's discredited claims of being spied on by the FBI or the previous administration may indicate that such surveillance may be on his mind.
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BERLIN — Germany's foreign intelligence service apparently spied on the phones, faxes or emails of several foreign news organizations, including The New York Times, the British Broadcasting Corporation and Reuters, the German newsmagazine Der Spiegel reported on Saturday.
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In March 2001, the United States expelled 50 Russian diplomats in the wake of the arrest of Mr. Hanssen, who was a counterintelligence expert at the F.B.I. and had spied for Moscow for more than 15 years.
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"They are back together and giving their relationship a try again," a source revealed to E!.The parents to Mason, Penelope, and Reign split in July 2015 after Disick was spied hanging out with other women in France.
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Reactions on Kotaku's Facebook page, where I first spied the news through misty morning eyes, inevitably incorporate some cheesed-off consumers absolutely livid that their best-laid plans for a summertime of interstellar immersion have been dashed—supposedly.
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He has said he could raise the issue with the British Prime Minister Theresa May during his state visit next week and suggested he may ask her about his accusation that Britain spied on his 2016 presidential campaign.
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The most bracing hour, arguably, involves a teenager who is spied upon via webcam (the message "WE SAW WHAT YOU DID" pops up), then blackmailed by his unseen puppet masters into carrying out a mission with escalating stakes.
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Then, when German Chancellor Angela Merkel visited the White House, Trump joked that both of them had been wiretapped by Obama, a reference to documents leaked by Edward Snowden that revealed American intelligence had spied on Merkel's phone.
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The narrator, a man who spied upon them from the beginning, is the one who reattaches them and he does so in the most obvious way you can imagine: he, uh, fornicates the vulva back into the woman.
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PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - A Panamanian court on Friday declared former president Ricardo Martinelli not guilty of charges that he spied on 150 people, including politicians, union leaders and journalists during his 2009-2014 presidency, and ordered his release.
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" She continued, "So I don't know all the details of what led to that, but I think Attorney General Barr's rather casual assessment that the FBI spied on candidate Trump is a little too loose with the facts.
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Chris Christie (R) on Friday cast doubt on the notion that the Obama administration spied on associates of President Trump, saying there is no evidence to support the claim and that such surveillance would be difficult to authorize.
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Washington (CNN)Nearly three years ago, John Brennan, acting CIA director at the time, found himself apologizing to the Senate intelligence committee and acknowledging that the CIA had spied on senators' computers after previously vehemently denying the claims.
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Noriega, who ruled Panama from 1983 to 1989, spied for the Central Intelligence Agency until the United States invaded and toppled his corrupt government, ending a criminal career that saw him working with drug traffickers like Pablo Escobar.
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It's unclear who exactly got hacked or spied upon in these attacks, as Cisco did not reveal any details in the advisory and declined to provide more specifics to Motherboard, citing a policy not to disclose customer information.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' On icy nights this winter, bare-chested men could sometimes be spied clustered by Anton's Dumplings, a food cart on the corner of West Third Street and Avenue of the Americas.
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Project Raven, an effort that included U.S. operatives working with the UAE government, spied on and hacked the phone activity of activists, foreign governments and militants whom the UAE saw as a threat, according to the Reuters investigation.
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But there were so many other organizations in New York City spied upon, like my group, Vets and Reservists to End the War in Vietnam, an organization that included vets of all wars up to and including Vietnam.
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John Brennan -- Nearly three years ago, John Brennan, acting CIA director at the time, found himself apologizing to the Senate intelligence committee and acknowledging that the CIA had spied on senators' computers after previously vehemently denying the claims.
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Another SEAL just confessed to the killing in bombshell testimonyPrior to the trial, the lead prosecutor was removed from the case over allegations the prosecution illegally spied on the defense team and a journalist covering the trial. Cmdr.
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The intelligence has formed the core of Trump's argument that former national security adviser Susan Rice spied on him, and Trump himself upped the ante in a New York Times interview saying he believed Rice committed a crime.
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Past cases include Anthony Blunt, a notorious British double agent who spied for the Soviets, and Benito Mussolini, who was stripped of an honour awarded by King George V in 1923 after declaring war on Britain in 1940.
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One can only conclude that the number of Americans being spied on "incidentally" under 702 is so shockingly high that announcing it would endanger any chance of renewing 702's authority before it expires on January 1, 2018.
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In March 2001, the United States expelled 50 Russian diplomats in the wake of the arrest of Robert P. Hanssen, who was a counterintelligence expert at the F.B.I. and had spied for Moscow for more than 15 years.
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The Penn State historian Doug Charles showed in his book J. Edgar Hoover and the Anti-Interventionists (191970) how, in the years before World War II, the FBI spied on and harassed leading politicians — targeting, for example, Sen.
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