Nicole: My reporting can basically be summed up as: Spies were spying on spies spying on spies' spying.
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Throughout the lunch, le Carré and Macintyre discussed spies they knew personally, or knew of: Russian spies, MI6 spies, double agents and old retired spies who have a habit of looking up le Carré when they visit Britain.
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Since revolutionary times we've had spies, since George Washington, spies have been everywhere. Right.
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This was not the same as the Cold War, when spies were traded for spies.
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Merely kicking spies or alleged spies out of our country and closing compounds isn't enough.
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It also seems certain that Trump is uncontrollable and would not ever consider himself a spy, but many spies don't consider themselves spies and often don't even know that they're spies.
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While Russian spies do occasionally assassinate foreign experts and opposition spies, most of their work is disinformation.
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It was a case of spies watching spies watching spies: Israeli intelligence officers looked on in real time as Russian government hackers searched computers around the world for the code names of American intelligence programs.
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Of course we're not gonna tell you where our spies are, we can't do that — that's the whole point of having spies.
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British spies used semen as invisible ink during WWIBritish spies were experimenting with all kinds of invisible inks during the first World War.
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Unfortunately, no spies chose to make contact; perhaps it had something to do with my nearly nonstop monologue about being on the lookout for spies.
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SPIES OF NO COUNTRY Secret Lives at the Birth of Israel By Matti Friedman If experience is any guide, spies are not wont to emote.
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" Waters also responded to Trump saying Thursday that the whistleblower and their sources are "spies" and his allusion to treason: "They're not spies, they're patriots.
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"We do not get our opposition research from spies, we do not collaborate with Russian spies, unless we want to be accused of treason," Painter said.
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By 1978, FBI agents had monitored Soviet spies who were interacting with one of their undercover agents, learning how these spies passed money and information secretly.
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The Olympics would be a "good opportunity" for the North to sneak spies into the South, and contact other spies already operating in the neighboring country, he added.
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"Yes, there might have been Nazi spies, but a tiny minority," he said, just as there might be spies among Syrian refugees today, but again a tiny minority.
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No wonder spies, like detectives, seem inherently literary figures, whether they're real, invented or — as with the spies in Kate Atkinson's intriguing new novel — a bit of both.
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Among other things, Thiel said that the FBI and CIA should investigate Google and ask whether any foreign spies, particularly Chinese spies, have infiltrated its research into artificial intelligence.
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Coordinating with the F.B.I., she has designed an algorithm to pinpoint Russian "handlers," the spies running the spies, a matter of heightened urgency since they've recently become more aggressive.
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"From the record we already have, we know he met there with Soviet spies and Cuban spies and other people who might have wanted to see Kennedy dead," Shenon said.
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The Times report, citing current and former officials, said Chinese spies have listened to Trump's iPhone calls and that the President's aides had told him Russian spies were listening regularly.
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A Legacy of Spies , by John le Carré (Viking) .
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He won't speak to anyone — unless they're Russian spies.
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WASHINGTON — The spies are not particularly difficult to find.
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But by the second year ... KS: Spies are everywhere.
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More crucially, it's a story about the intersection of espionage and theater — the ways in which spies are actors and actors are spies, both trained to investigate, deceive and live false lives.
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Despite the spies' strenuous efforts to provide Stalin with British secrets, the Soviets regarded them as so untrustworthy that they sent a team of additional spies to England in order to monitor them.
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USING SUBMARINES to land spies and launch raids is nothing new, but America's navy is planning to add a twist to the idea by employing drones as the spies and commandos in question.
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"Intelligence assets become convinced to be spies for multiple reasons," Carle, who specialized in getting foreign spies to become turncoats when he was at the CIA, said in an earlier interview with Insider.
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Political spies: Erik Prince, a security contractor close to the Trump administration, worked to recruit former American and British spies to infiltrate groups considered hostile to the Trump agenda, a Times investigation found.
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In May 2018, Trump told us that "A lot of people are saying they had spies in my campaign," referring to his claim that the FBI has planted spies in his 2016 team.
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The spies approached the researchers under false premises and were unmasked when one of the targets, John Scott-Railton, worked with journalist Raphael Satter to set up a sting operation against the spies.
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India's spies and soldiers have also stepped up their work.
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Which makes LinkedIn a prime hunting ground for... foreign spies?!
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It's less about the spycraft and more about the spies.
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As under Saddam Hussein, the leader's underlings see spies everywhere.
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BRIDGE OF SPIES (2015) on Amazon, Google Play and iTunes.
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Signal is not only useful for spies and lawmakers, however.
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As spies, one of their highest priorities is blending in.
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On Monday, it circulated photographs showing children executing alleged spies.
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Mr. Sessions, are you familiar with what spies call tradecraft?
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Did they have spies with Bill Clinton at the time?
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Women can seduce spies (remember Jennifer Lawrence in Red Sparrow?).
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The FBI worried that Russian spies wanted to recruit him.
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"That doesn't mean we have to like him," Spies added.
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That, like Philip, we're paranoid, seeing spies and danger everywhere.
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Glienicke Bridge — the real-life Bridge of Spies — still stands.
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What happens when two former spies meet the startup world?
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Such devices are known to be used by foreign spies.
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Spies and writers are both paid to notice, after all.
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Within the immune system, dendritic cells act as clever spies.
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"My father spies on me," the novel's young heroine complains.
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Still in the meeting, he spies Bob through a window.
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In it, she helped guide participants pretending to be spies.
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American spies used it as an icebreaker in foreign countries.
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It's also fun, everyone pretending to be spies and stuff.
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Those emails, investigators say, were originally stolen by Russian spies.
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In fiction, spies are known for their breezy, impulsive approaches.
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Unlike the spies in most stories, Martin is largely mediocre.
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Ferreting out Russian spies is a source of national pride.
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Turkish newspapers have branded German foundations and journalists as spies.
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Westinghouse is believed to have been targeted by Chinese spies.
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Prosecutors released few details about the Russian spies on Thursday.
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It remains unclear why officials believe the men were spies.
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Arrests of suspected spies are common in the Baltic countries.
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He said the spies used two techniques to steal information.
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The returning Russian spies were greeted as heroes in Moscow.
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"I don't trust human intelligence and these spies," Trump added.
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Also of note, Intelligence Analysts are not intelligence officers (spies).
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Trump has, at best, a complicated relationship with America's spies.
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In the times of Aldrich Ames or Robert Hanssen, two of the most well-known spies recruited by Russian intelligence, the interactions between spies and their nation-state handlers were transactional and long-lasting.
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According to the New York Times, some of America's spies are, well, spooked that around the same time Trump's people had those contacts with Russian spies and government officials, the candidate publicly praised Putin.
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"Over the summer it became even worse, with all these poisoned spies or not-poisoned spies, and we decided finally at the end of August that we wouldn't do it," Ms. Smagin-Melloni said.
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He has also attacked those who gave information to the whistleblower, referring to them as "spies," and seemed to suggest the US should once again begin to execute spies, or those branded as such.
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Current and former intelligence officials, lawmakers and several experts told CNN that Beijing inserts spies into the 350,85033 students China sends to the U.S. every year to undermine American industries and recruit more potential spies.
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Diplomats and spies work closely together in foreign countries, but often to different ends: diplomats are there to represent the U.S. and, if possible, to cultivate relationships, while spies operate in secret to extract information.
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Political spies: Erik Prince, a security contractor close to the Trump administration, worked to recruit former American and British spies for secretive, intelligence-gathering operations that included infiltrating groups considered hostile to the Trump agenda.
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In Uganda, its data centre was recently raided by government spies.
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And the use of spies is common in a counterintelligence probe.
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Obama turned to British spies to get surveillance on Trump pic.twitter.
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"A Legacy of Spies" 6 John le Carré (Viking, $28.00) 9.
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And this time, American spies might not have seen it coming.
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He's an extremely resilient man, with a network of child spies.
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But a different set of spies is now hogging the limelight.
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Chinese spies have ramped up espionage-focused hacking in recent years.
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The Forbidden City is a crimson-walled tyranny, filled with spies.
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Skripal admitted to helping UK spies for at least a decade.
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What good are spies if they're not allowed to spy anymore?
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"Don't be surprised by this week's strong CBPP3 figure," Spies said.
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Others are used as cooks, porters, messengers, scouts, mascots or spies.
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Mr Putin has built a system where everyone spies on everyone.
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The US government is trying to figure out what happened: Spies?
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Would-be whistleblowers fear that IS has spies inside the government.
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Scandal, summits, spies, and lies, what a week it has been.
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They through spies, informants, secret subpoenas, electronic surveillance, fake dossiers, unmasking.
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Now, back to Trump&aposs eruption about FBI spies or moles.
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One of the Russian spies exchanged for Skripal was Anna Chapman.
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But not all the haters were cyber-spies or political activists.
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Just like human spies, top secret satellites actually have cover names.
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Mr Beneke, a self-aware sort of Europhile, spies an opportunity.
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Chinese spies, open borders, what are they going to run on?
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No tech company is really guaranteeing that it's free of spies.
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Having inward spies [means] making use of officials of the enemy.
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Mugabe's spies suspected old allies had turned against the aging president.
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Autocratic regimes have long sought to eliminate former spies living abroad.
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Instead, spies simply captured the signal between the drone and satellite.
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"Perhaps we'll send them back as spies for us," he said.
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On the way out, she spies Pierre in ragged peasant's clothes.
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Even Russian spies apparently make mistakes when it comes to VPNs.
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Chinese cyber spies are still conducting espionage on American companies, Adm.
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Mugabe's spies suspected old allies had turned against the ageing president.
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Juan, the narrator, spies, overhears, investigates and ties it all together.
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NAGUIB: And then we have your President putting spies on everything.
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For A Legacy of Spies takes place in the present day.
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It's our job to police the spies, not scheme with them.
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That is even more true of the stuff produced by spies.
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But stories of the two former spies soon begin to diverge.
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Entertainment exaggerates, of course, even when it's created by real spies.
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Al-Shabaab often refers to journalists as "spies," according to CPJ.
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The president knew he was being undercut by his own spies.
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Privacy is the greatest luxury, but through picture windows, everybody spies.
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He spies "a general contempt for the poor" in their uselessness.
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Pan Macmillan; £20 SPIES DO NOT usually want to be famous.
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There were no FBI spies planted in Trump Tower, for instance.
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But it's not just the president that foreign spies can't trust.
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Some of those atomic spies didn't speak Russian: They were Americans.
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SPIES: The Secret Showdown Between America and Russia, by Marc Favreau.
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They help spies Want to work for the Central Intelligence Agency?
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Vucic said Serbian agents also had evidence concerning other Russian spies.
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How do you persuade today's spies to part with their arsenals?
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The prison holds other drug lords, terrorists, spies, and infamous criminals.
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I watched gun violence and spies running around doing spy things.
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Again, that's not telling the spies something they don't already know.
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Bridge of Spies There are many intense, powerful moments in Bridge of Spies, moments that will make you feel all kind of emotions, but you won't so much cry at Bridge of Spies as you will delicately wipe away tears from your cheeks with a perfectly folded handkerchief (because this is a classy period drama, and you are a very classy moviegoer). 4.
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The Search Bloc sets out on a fake mission, causing the spies to walkie-talkie what's happening to Escobar's team; the Search Bloc picks up on those signals and is able to locate each of the spies.
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In "Chinese Spies: From Chairman Mao to Xi Jinping", Roger Faligot, a French author, relates the verdict of an FBI spy-hunter: the trouble with the job is that most targets don't look or act like spies.
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His new book, "In the Enemy's House: The Secret Saga of the FBI Agent and the Code Breaker Who Caught the Russian Spies," an account of the hunt for the Russian atomic spies, is published by HarperCollins.
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Westeros' most renowned eunuch is known for his massive network of spies.
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This is secret spies as pigeons, a plot you never saw coming.
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But openly deriding US spies is something Trump likes to do publicly.
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They talked about informants or spies whatever you want to talk about.
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Some people say it doesn't matter if the government spies on us.
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And British spies aren't the only ones refuting the Trump team's claims.
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Tom Hanks stars as James Donovan in Steven Spielberg's 'Bridge of Spies.
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Pyongyang alleged that the restaurant workers were kidnapped by South Korean spies.
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Spies got their own cool new app that you can't play with.
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"There are spies on every street," another resident told the humanitarian group.
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Stan doesn't get proof Philip and Elizabeth are spies until the finale.
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Actor Mark Rylance, winner of Best Supporting Actor for 'Bridge of Spies.
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Bridge of Spies and Carol led the Bafta nominations, with nine each.
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"Children are regularly used by ISIS to execute alleged spies," he added.
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Journalists are often thought to be spies, and not necessarily American ones.
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A network of Cuban spies alerts Mr Maduro to plots against him.
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Spies in the Family will be published by Harper on May 9.
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Enemies Within: Communists, the Cambridge Spies and the Making of Modern Britain.
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The fact they profit by setting us as spies against each other.
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Smartphone Spies Q: Is the Chinese government spying on through our smartphones?
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One asked Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo if they were spies.
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Mr Maduro depends on Cuban spies to warn him of coup plots.
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Its hundreds of spies in Venezuela help keep Mr Maduro in power.
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Mr Wang cautions that China may not learn much from its spies.
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In the cold war, America fought Russian misinformation with diplomats and spies.
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" Another wrote: "Imagine that some percentage of leakers are spies for governments.
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No, others retort: it was American and British spies who started it.
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Related: Creepy Border Patrol Agent Spies on Female Employees Undressing in Bathroom
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Meanwhile, iOS emojis depict men in roles like police officers and spies.
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COULSON: We indict spies and we expose the grand jury to it.
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A lot of people are saying they had spies in my campaign.
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It rightly strengthens GCHQ's powers to pursue terrorists, gangsters and foreign spies.
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"We won't be proceeding with the case," AfriForum's spokesman Willie Spies said.
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They've worked as "humble spies, smugglers, lookouts, decoys, and bait," Orlinsky says.
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The prize, Susan Williams explains in "Spies in the Congo", was uranium.
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The ruling has both good news and bad news for British spies.
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Many of the spies had been living in the U.S. for years.
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THE SECRET WAR: Spies, Cyphers and Guerrillas 1939-1945, by Max Hastings.
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Two, even if spies find it, leaders must act on the information.
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That large presence means more positions offering spies cover and diplomatic immunity.
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Recently, two Iranian citizens (probable spies or terrorists) were apprehended in Kenya.
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She established a secret police network, and placed spies throughout the country.
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A young man on a train spies a beautiful woman in glasses.
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Spies is the leader of Clark Hill PLC's national Political Law practice.
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Bianca spies his weakness, and he feels the force of her gaze.
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He spies the artist, who is feverishly drawing haystacks in a field.
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" Walter Spies, in Bali, created and presided over "a tiny aesthetic state.
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"The Report of Iran capturing CIA spies is totally false," Trump tweeted.
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Subpoenas for the spies who approached me would go a long way.
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"Bridge of Spies," another best picture nominee, was distributed abroad by Fox.
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A British inquiry years later concludes he was killed by Russian spies.
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Russian spies and bots shouldn't be able to falsify the historical record.
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Jon, still eager to prove himself, spies Ramsay running back toward Winterfell.
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In April, the museum hired Bernhard Spies to sort out its finances.
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The stories are all real-life — no fictional spies like James Bond.
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Spies have their agents to safeguard; we have our sources to protect.
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China subsequently arrested two Canadians, whom Beijing has accused of being spies.
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Matti Friedman's "Spies of No Country" stands out as a wondrous exception.
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" Such moments are the point and purpose of "Spies of No Country.
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They're looking for spies, and tensions with Japan are reaching new heights.
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The company has long denied that it spies on behalf of Beijing.
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Some of them may even have their own spies inside terrorist groups.
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This is an important question beyond the particular case of these spies.
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Officials acknowledge that spies mix with students in the campus Art Cafe.
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"They started creating problems, calling us spies for the infidels," Maizullah said.
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Go deeper: A hacker group of Chinese spies is stealing text messages
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Both have written books on Soviet spies and American communism, often together.
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Her brother, self-appointed guardian of his sister's honor, spies from behind.
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Then he quoted a Fox commentator posing the theory about British spies.
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Some whisper that Raúl Castro, Fidel's brother, has spies here in Louisville.
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Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were executed in 1953 for being Soviet spies.
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Hughes spies through the window as the burglar methodically fills his pack.
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In a conversation with Refinery29, Brandwin shed light on the occasional bureaucratic challenges that dampen romance, the absolute raucousness that takes place amid trainee spies at "the farm," and why spies make the best, and most dangerous, partners.
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One hack to know: British spies allegedly hacked into the world's largest sim card manufacturer, Gemalto, along with American NSA spies in 2121 to monitor voice calls and data-use for billions of cell phones around the world.
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"(The Taiwanese spies) use money, love, seduction and internet hook-ups to develop spies into mainland China and build the espionage network ... It is extremely vicious to use students for espionage," a report on state media CCTV claimed.
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While it's normal and expected for spies to spy on their own enemies, it's unusual, and way more dangerous, if those spies disseminate the intelligence they gather with the intention of influencing the internal politics of their biggest enemy.
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Instead, interested outsiders were only told that Mueller had not found enough evidence of coordination with Russian spies to formally include any members of Trumpworld into the conspiracy charges that were already outlined against Russian spies and internet trolls.
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The world remembers Rambo and Marty far better than they do Chase and Aykroyd's two bumbling spies, but the spies were just as important because they made America laugh at something most can't find the humor in—nuclear Armageddon.
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It could also mean that spies compromised Kaspersky infrastructure without the company's knowledge.
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Or they could be attached, almost invisibly, to walls, to act as spies.
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The operation resulted in the Netherlands expelling two suspected Russian spies in March.
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Coen, and Matt Charman, Bridge of Spies Alex Garland, Ex Machina Josh Cooley,
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Today's spies and saboteurs can breach the DNC's computer network far more quietly.
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They weren&apost spies another campaign, Sean, because they were spying on Trump.
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As they drive to the airport, she spies the tribal king from before.
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He offered another example of how complicated this could make life for spies.
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President Donald Trump began his Wednesday morning watching television and tweeting about spies.
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Russia isn't the only country to have trained its spies in sexual entrapment.
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This week, Tehran announced plans to execute a ring of alleged CIA spies.
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The title suggests Mr Coll especially blames the destructive behaviour of Pakistan's spies.
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He is the man who oversaw massive surveillance and Intel collected by spies.
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Carrillo confronts Escobar's kid spies to warn them against aiding a known murderer.
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Russian researchers and students were locked out of U.S. institutions as suspected spies.
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We don't know if Russian spies did anything malicious once they gained access.
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Either Trump is lying about his campaign's Russia ties or US spies are.
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The other reason Spies Like Us is such a treasure is the timing.
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It was too slow to find and shut down foreign hackers and spies.
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Which is where Atomico-backed startup Teralytics spies its own big data opportunity.
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And, yes, they employ other super spies to try to bring him down.
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Stated differently, by pretending to be looking for spies, the FBI found crooks.
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KOLPAKOV: He was way more effective than any Russian spies, hackers, whatsoever. Putin.
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Reporter Mike Spies spoke with the group's members outside the event in Louisville.
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American and British spies did not hack the drones or hijack their controls.
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"Bridge of Spies" is Spielberg, but that might not be enough this year.
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This kind of response sounds a long way from nerve agents and spies.
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Instead, she spies on Emily and Ali and takes photos of them together.
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Justice Department files criminal charges against seven Russian spies over Fancy Bear cyberattacks
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He spies one, raises his eyebrows, and plucks it out of the pile.
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The likelihood of Moscow's spies willingly sharing secrets with the FBI is nil.
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Everyone knew who the spies were, of course, and for whom they spied.
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They were accused of plotting to assassinate Stalin, or of being foreign spies.
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Philby's hour-long address ends with simple advice to the spies: 'Deny everything'.
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They are, by their own training and experience, ever-vigilant spies and cops.
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The Kremlin has long reserved particular fury for former spies who switched loyalty.
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I love spy novels but only when the spies are good at spying.
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We feared the economic burden and worried that their ranks might include spies.
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Pyongyang has admitted to kidnapping 13 Japanese citizens decades ago to train spies.
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That could have made it an easy target for foreign spies, they warn.
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What the spies outside the window did not see was the silver tiger.
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Spies can use instead the new Apple phones without getting off their duff.
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American businesses are under siege from cyber criminals and state-sponsored cyber spies.
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These are not high-level Russian spies colluding with the Trump campaign, Joe.
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Brothers, sisters, cousins, neighbors crowd around; lurking everywhere are adult "spies," like Mrs.
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The spies responded by sending files that were stolen from the targeted opponent.
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With the government, the fear was straightforward espionage: spies and blackmail and treason.
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He'll know about U.S. spies and surveillance, intelligence operations, hacking capabilities and more.
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The old, Shakespeare says, can become, or assist us to become, God's spies.
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The United States and its allies also use diplomatic covers for their spies.
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Even New Zealand tried to kick out Russian spies but couldn't find any.
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Adversaries have long deployed spies and black market dealers to obtain American technology.
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It doesn't take long before Hitler, unprompted, begins accusing everyone of being spies.
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Its crew of 83 servicemen was taken to Pyongyang and charged as spies.
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It basically leaves the core Trump-versus-spies debates — Did Russia hack Clinton?
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And former spies believe that, long-term, the exposure will hurt overseas collection.
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American spies, until Congress outlawed the practice in 1982 with what was popularly
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Mr. Peña Nieto last week denied that the Mexican government spies on anybody.
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"Harvey Weinstein's Army of Spies" (November 6, 2017, The New Yorker) Read here.
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New Zealand said it would also expel Russian spies -- if it had any.
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Its spies whisk warehouses' worth of secrets out from under its enemies' noses.
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Handing out diplomas at a girls' school, he spies a beautiful young woman.
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He says when the Chinese camera system came in, the spies went home.
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Finally, one of the Soviet Union's greatest spies, Yuri Drozdov, died at 91.
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Diplomats, spies and reporters were occasionally compelled to leave over some sordid revelations.
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In December, Obama expelled 35 suspected Russian spies and sanctioned two spy agencies.
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Felix said that the Marine Corps has ''a way of weeding out spies.
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Chinese spies have allegedly hacked cybersecurity and information technology companies in each country.
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It's impossible to be sure about the proportion of additional spies, said Harding.
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Spies in the movies and on TV are one-man (or woman) bands.
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Many of the Russian agents he betrayed were spies in Britain and Europe.
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What will happen to the walls dividing our data from cops and spies?
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BRITAIN - Expelled 23 Russians alleged to have worked as spies under diplomatic cover.
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Chris Spies Spies told BuzzFeed News he first became interested in the Odyssey in March, when a post titled "You May Have Worn The Prom Dress With Him, But I Get To Wear The Wedding Dress" was met with viral backlash.
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Here's what you might have missed in a busy news week: Exclusive: The North Korean spies Ukraine caught stealing missile plans Two North Korean spies caught on the grainy surveillance footage are serving eight-year prison sentences for espionage in Ukraine.
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The New York Times reported last year that Chinese and Russian spies have listened in on Trump's calls on his personal cell phone and the President's aides have told him that Russian spies were listening in on a regular basis.
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MOSCOW — A conspiracy against Yuan-Shih-Kai has been discovered by the Court spies.
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Purposefully planted ones—hidden backdoors created by spies or saboteurs—are often even stealthier.
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The media is wrong as it relates to no spies in the Trump campaign.
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There are a lot of North Korean spies in Yanji trying to catch defectors.
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What is left for spies to do these days, when people digitally survey themselves?
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Varys betrayed her father, and then served as Master of Spies for Robert Baratheon.
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For years, American diplomats traveling to Cuba expected — and received — harassment from local spies.
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Richard Roaf stands in front of a room of strangers, looking for conservative spies.
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Spies applied to join the Syracuse community since he previously went to school there.
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But Mohammad Haider, a trustee of the mausoleum, mostly spies threats to the monument.
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The Kurdish convoy then delivered the US troops and spies safely into the capital.
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ART SPIES The Whitney has a lot of workshops and studio classes for kids.
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The accused spies, one of whom had previously been expelled from Poland, eluded capture.
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What most spies really do is not unlike the "fundamental analysis" that investors attempt.
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Instead, a much earlier episode, "Spies Like Us," forever altered the DNA of Scandal.
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As Spies in the Family illustrates, the decrees of leadership only go so far.
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LEVIN: You&aposre talking about -- you&aposre talking about spies in the Trump administration.
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"At this point there is no rational reason to invest in Trump," said Spies.
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Which brings me to Bagehot's contention that British spies are the "mavericks" of government.
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Though pop culture would tell you otherwise, spies aren't glamour magnets like James Bond.
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The new trailer for their upcoming animated film Spies in Disguise dropped on Monday.
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The Cuban spies who protect the regime have disrupted several coup plots this year.
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Soon after, government spies burst in, arrested him and threw him in Newgate prison.
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The other three — Brooklyn, Bridge of Spies and Room — are not trailing far behind.
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That means a bad actor could offer an ad blocker that spies on you.
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In effect, the social network spies on you to serve you more targeted ads.
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Many probably still don't know of the "Wikipedia for spies," as Wired called it.
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And many probably don't know that there's also a Twitter for spies, called eChirp.
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We have our Malta spies, so we know roughly how the conversation went down.
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North Korea has admitted to kidnapping 13 Japanese citizens decades ago to train spies.
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Spies in the Congo: America's Atomic Mission in World War II. By Susan Williams.
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North Korea accuses Washington and South Korea of sending spies to overthrow its government.
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Do the ghosts that all of our spies chase bring meaning to their lives?
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I have no interest in spies who succeed because of dumb luck or coincidence.
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Last year, ISIS released a video showing a young boy shooting alleged Russian spies.
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McCain reiterated that Assange was "a cyberterrorist" and risked the lives of US spies.
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They also noted that criminals, spies and unscrupulous people often use the same techniques.
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Two spies who planted the bomb were caught, and swallowed cyanide, but one survived.
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When I was in grammar school, astronauts and spies were big in popular culture.
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In the meantime the family that spies together has other things to worry about.
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If American spies want to convince the naysayers, they might have to show it.
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Paige (Holly Taylor) told her pastor, Tim (Kelly AuCoin), that her parents are spies.
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He embarks on a tour wherein he spies quasi-voyeuristically on other people's kitchens.
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And he went to the Estonian capital, Tallinn, in 2016 to brief local spies.
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Spies, after all, are notoriously hard to read — it's part of the job description.
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They are sending a message to active-duty generals and admirals, soldiers and spies.
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More than 20 countries also said they would kick out over 100 Russian spies.
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So in comes Red Sparrow to continue the wrongs about Russian ballerinas-turned-spies.
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On Wednesday, Russia demanded London prove its own spies were not behind the poisoning.
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During that time, Chinese officials murdered or jailed around 20 American assets and spies.
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But law enforcement has other effective tools that are unavailable to criminals and spies.
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The NRA was accused of canoodling with Russian spies and taking Kremlin-linked money.
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"Are they spies?" read a headline in the Akita Sakigake Shimpo, a local newspaper.
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No: It's a novel in which some of the characters are identified as spies.
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Spies and people who leak information to other competing groups are a potential issue.
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Blue Sky's first release under Disney, "Spies in Disguise," earned over $167 million worldwide.
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The sale of Huawei's technology would not guarantee security from Chinese spies or saboteurs.
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Asked to comment on the freed spies, Mr. Putin publicly daydreamed about their death.
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The town's mayor, Eleanore Bouw-Spies, described the fires as the worst in decades.
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As yet, there is no public proof that Huawei spies for its home nation.
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And that made me enormously attractive to the spies, because larceny was built in.
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I met a lot of people like Kim Philby's Russian minder and other spies.
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But in Russia, it is better known as a semiretirement refuge for former spies.
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Trump believes them to be spies, guilty of treason and perhaps deserving of execution.
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One day, a mournful Isabel—recovering from a second miscarriage—spies a boat offshore.
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It's a tactic of intelligence agents and spies, people who work in the shadows.
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But encryption also protects all of us from those criminals, terrorists, and enemy spies.
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It was just another mission, just another fake family for television's hardest-working spies.
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Among other things, the Russians were trying to stop the bureau from tracking spies.
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"My mother told me that spies lived in the trees," the unnamed narrator explains.
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Exactly what information the Russian spies obtained is not clear from the court papers.
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Wikileaks is likely poised and ready to help foreign spies further damage U.S. democracy.
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A retired Norwegian border inspector, two Lithuanians and two convicted Russian spies were exchanged.
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When I worked at the CIA, it was the topic among the smart spies.
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But spies frequently target peripheral players as a way to gain insight and leverage.
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If you're going to join a family of spies, they're the ones to choose.
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Under Banks' direction, these new spies aren't just women who follow Charlie's every command.
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You put people's whole lives into the hands of criminals and spies and scammers.
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The other nominees included Bridge of Spies, Ex Machina, Inside Out and Straight Outta Compton.
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"The Americans" is Soviets in America — this one is East German spies in West Germany.
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Bond could be a happy shell, a sort of John Doe for really cool spies.
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Equally important, I recognize that the US government also spies on its allies, including Israel.
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Fortunately, the creation was discovered by British spies, and the lethal cocoa never reached Churchill.
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Solomon&aposs report also uncovers the FBI&aposs possible misconduct surrounding their use of spies.
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Well before December 21942, 203, Americans believed that enemy spies and saboteurs lived among us.
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Britain says that Russian spies were behind the attack, but the Kremlin denies any involvement.
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These are poets, mountaineers, scientists, romantics, nationalist blowhards, police informers, communist spies and forlorn lovers.
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Even former spies think releasing the memo will cause a "train wreck" for intelligence sharing.
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Out of the five spies, he is the only one still serving time in prison.
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I stopped giving a fuck a long time ago, but my followers are actual spies.
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To allay boredom he spies on the little dramas in each window visible from his.
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The only thing preventing a coup against Mr Maduro is his team of Cuban spies.
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Militants in Pakistan have previously alleged the immunisation campaigns are a cover for Western spies.
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In Mitrokhin's days spies sent coded messages using short-wave radios and dead letter boxes.
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Justice Department accuses Chinese spies of hacking into dozens of US tech and industry giants
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Commenting in a statement, Antoine Nussenbaum, partner at Felix Capital, also spies a major opportunity.
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Smith, because of the spies-turned-partners plotline and the pair's immediate connection on screen.
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America's spies and soldiers failed to kill bin Laden early in the Tora Bora mountains.
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It&aposs just -- it&aposs just tradition that you keep it on to these spies.
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Carrillo and his men set out to distract the spies Escobar has planted around town.
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But the DIA has a problem—Soviet counterintelligence agents murdered their last pair of spies.
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Others have complained of being attacked by the insurgents on suspicion of being government spies.
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Recruiting spies is seldom a public exercise, but Australia's intelligence agency is doing something different.
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The majority of breaches we're seeing are happening because spies are penetrating systems using cyberattacks.
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Washington (CNN)It's a Cold War-era dance of spies that continues, even in 2016.
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If they had spies in my campaign, that would be a disgrace to this country.
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At home, the last two administrations have targeted journalistic sources as if they were spies.
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All this data washing around is sort of delicious for politics, for consumers, for spies.
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Doug Harmon and Adam Spies of brokerage Cushman & Wakefield represented SL Green in the transaction.
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The financial institution has also reportedly been used to plant Russian spies in U.S. soil.
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What kind of spies would we be if I didn't make you pay for it?
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It's important to note that STARTTLS is not a panacea against hackers and government spies.
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People in Mogadishu speak of spies—neighbors, colleagues, friends, family—who report to al-Shabaab.
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Apparently, spies not only like writing about their craft; they enjoy watching dramatizations of it.
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She'd sent her lawyer a tape that exposed them as spies, with the usual instructions.
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Encrypted data makes it harder for spies to pry and can complicate investigations and prosecutions.
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He faces charges under a little-used 2012 security of information law for prosecuting spies.
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Instead, the unit would discuss the rules for permissible use for both nation's cyber spies.
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Any form of guaranteed access creates vulnerabilities that hackers or spies could exploit, they say.
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In the 2015 film "Bridge of Spies," Hanks played real-life lawyer James B. Donovan.
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Researchers studied 25,000 leaked Huawei resumes and found troubling links to the government and spies.
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We&aposve got deep -- we have a deep state, we got spies in a campaign.
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The officials said the intelligence came from diplomatic sources and spies working for U.S. allies.
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Structured by the present-day interrogation, A Legacy of Spies substantially plays out in memory.
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The U.S. pursuit of China's technology thieves and spies already has involved Belgium and Canada.
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Real-life spies are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the U.S.-Britain intelligence-sharing relationship.
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We've seen the emotional and ethical conflicts they confront, even after decades as undercover spies.
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In episode eight, Cersei's righthand necromancer, Qyburn, whispered that his spies had found something big.
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Here's Maj Toure in his own words, as told to Mike Spies of the Trace.
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If anything, he deepened the mistrust many inside America's spies agencies have of their president.
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Leon Lewis and his spies defeated a variety of enemies bent on violence and murder.
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You could be killed by the ADF because some of these men came as spies.
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In fiction, it's honey pots and stylish spies bouncing from ski resort to beach club.
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The identity of Israel's spies teaches us who Israel has to spy on, of course.
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Farhad: Let's turn to another story about Russian spies, this one not at all banal.
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Spies have an acute sense of the ridiculous, and their own absurd and lethal drama.
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They have examined security measures to protect the former spies and searched for potential liabilities.
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Two of the spies traveled to Rio de Janeiro — in July and again in August.
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For spies, that means gone are the days of covertly exchanging suitcases full of cash.
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In six years of detention, the two spies have never written or received any letters.
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But the F.B.I. has taken seriously the possibility that Russian spies would target American politicians.
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Each case raised the specter of Chinese espionage without explicitly charging the suspects as spies.
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Vnesheconombank has also been used by Russian intelligence to plant spies in the United States.
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Encryption applications, which secure people's data from hackers and spies, have proliferated in recent years.
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Huawei has spent this year fighting allegations from the US that it spies for China.
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President Trump has likened the whistleblower, and the officials who spoke with him, to spies.
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"A Legacy of Spies" returns to the past from the vantage point of the present.
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And because spies invent their world, and often invent their pasts, they're tremendously unreliable narrators.
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Stashed away on some old videotapes, we found interviews with a bunch of ex-spies.
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Spies and rivals brought him down, the story goes, and the Chu king exiled him.
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Monday: One of the C.I.A.'s most valuable spies in Russia is no longer there.
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Don't we want to have spies at the heart of the Iranian Supreme Leader's entourage?
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Charlie Spies, the Defense Funds' counsel, denounced the Democrats' letter in a statement to Politico.
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Earlier this year, spies used AI portraits to make connections with high-powered government officials.
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But with few spies in the city, American officials say assessing the enemy is difficult.
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Lithuanian President Dalia Grybauskaite said she was already considering expelling Russian spies from her territory.
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If there's any lesson from all of this, it's that everybody spies using the internet.
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Ortis was charged on Friday under a 2012 security information law used to prosecute spies.
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Some are even thought to be spies who give vital information to the enemy. Traitors.
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"Chicken is our main export product to Europe," noted Airton Spies, Santa Catarina's agriculture secretary.
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As a result, they arrested the entire ring of 2023 spies, and quickly expelled them.
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TO THE HOUTHI rebels, aid workers are spies and food is a tool of espionage.
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Little has changed since the Cold War for F.B.I. counterintelligence officers who track Russian spies.
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MOSCOW — Spies are usually thought of as bystanders who quietly steal secrets in the shadows.
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Tens of millions of Americans, including many children, are now carrying spies in their pockets.
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But in 2010 he was given refuge in Britain after being exchanged for Russian spies.
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But "Actually, it's not even really about spies!" is a hard concept to sell, too.
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Younger, 55, also said that Britain's spies have thwarted multiple Islamic State plots originating overseas.
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Trump has likened American spies to Nazis because he believed they leaked information about him.
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Former spies warn the Nunes memo would be a "train wreck" for intelligence sharing worldwide
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During the Cold War, it usually involved soldiers or spies, sometimes at Glienicke Bridge in Berlin, as in the Tom Hanks movie "Bridge of Spies," which recounts the trade for Francis Gary Powers, the U-2 pilot shot down over the Soviet Union in 1960.
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Skripal, who passed the identity of dozens of spies to the MI6 foreign intelligence agency, was given refuge in Britain after being exchanged in 2010 for Russian spies caught in the West as part of a Cold War-style spy swap at Vienna airport.
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Skripal, recruited by British spies while in Spain, ended up in Britain after a Cold War-style spy swap that brought 10 Russian spies captured in the United States back to Moscow in exchange for those accused by Moscow of spying for the West.
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"As you can imagine with the President issuing threats like we ought to treat these people who expose my wrongdoing as we used to treat traitors and spies and we used to execute traitors and spies, you can imagine the security concerns here," Schiff said.
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"The thing with Russian spies is 99 percent of them are walk-ins, and these people make the decision on their own completely," Baer told CNN, referring to Russian spies who then decide to inform the US.See the FBI's three Facebook ads in Russian below:
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The bureau suspected the spies maintained contact with him after he left the country as well.
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And as I eluded to earlier, he expelled Russian diplomats and suspected spies, 22018 of them.
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Spies in the Trump campaign, just like real life to real judges and real FISA courts.
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He is believed to have betrayed dozens of GRU spies across Europe to his British handlers.
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The CIA and the FBI rely more on "human intelligence" — that is, spies talking to sources.
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Of course, you can't just go and spy on a bunch of spies without some preparation.
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Yet Russia wasn't poking around for kicks; spies were likely gathering information and searching out vulnerabilities.
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The briefings, offered as standard, make clear the potential threats faced by campaigns from foreign spies.
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When Zelda comes back to the house she spies Eugenia Bankhead giving Scott a blow job.
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More than 20 other countries followed suit, saying they would kick out over 100 Russian spies.
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Eyes: Short for the Eyes of God, Eyes are Gilead's force of spies and secret police.
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The New York Times has reported further leads from intercepted Russian communications and friendly European spies.
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He spies on Steve and Nancy partying with their horny classmates while Barb squirms in agony.
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Hackers, spies and crooks will eventually identify the security gap, if they haven't done so already.
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It's hard to say how many such small-time smugglers turned spies are still out there.
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Israeli spies seized the documents in an overnight raid in January, a senior Israeli official said.
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"I worry about spies all the time, even today," S. said at a restaurant in Istanbul.
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Steven Spielberg is in top form with "Bridge of Spies," his latest best-picture Oscar nominee.
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The cops, soldiers, and spies fought to bring the angry woman and her family under control.
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There's a long history of having female spies use sex in the transaction for information onscreen.
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She conveniently spies a classified ad for a "thrill-seeker" opportunity at Shou Saito's gaming company.
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" Lind, who stars in AMC's TURN: Washington's Spies also alleges Bush told her a "dirty joke.
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Mark Rylance of Wolf Hall and Bridge of Spies also received two individual nominations this year.
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Maybe Pitt should refrain from any more romantic stories about trust, spies, and falling in love?
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During Monday night's debate, Clinton reiterated her contention that Russian spies were responsible for the attack.
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TRUMP: If they had spies in my campaign, that would be a disgrace to this country.
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President Donald Trump tells followers to "study" McCarthy, claiming spies monitored his election campaign in 2016.
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None of the material obtained by Israel's spies pertains to the period since it was signed.
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If Japanese forces had captured them in Asia as civilians, they could be executed as spies.
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"We still think foreigners are spies or imperialists bent on plunder," grumbles an Iraqi fund manager.
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In interviews, he described being kidnapped and held against his will by Saudi and American spies.
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He's also appeared in several critically acclaimed films including Bridge of Spies and The Longest Ride.
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IS supporters call us swine and infidels, say we're spies for the Kurds, and assault us.
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They try to convince him that they're not really spies — more like peace workers, they say.
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Those documents had originally been stolen from the Dems by cyber-spies working for Russian intelligence.
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The central bank's staff suspected hackers or spies in many of the incidents, the records show.
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These robot spies are touted for their ability to help researchers investigate the animals' emotional responses.
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Spies said he was not at liberty to disclose compensation cap for Murphy and his company.
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Kislyak is also considered by US intelligence agencies to be one of Russia's top spies. 5.
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But that doesn't support his claim that the media willfully mischaracterized what his top spies said.
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What the officer didn't know, senior intelligence officials tell TIME, was that U.S. spies were listening.
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But sometimes the spies they send over here come wrapped inside the veneer of legitimate business.
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Didn't take long -- our spies say mom and son spent about 30 minutes inside and split.
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I'm probably going to skip Bridge of Spies, and Brooklyn is a hard Maybe for me.
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How does Moscow tend to run its spies and assets in the post-Cold War era?
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The two actors play Soviet spies in 1980s suburban Washington, D.C. in the acclaimed FX series.
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Mark Rylance said his win for best supporting actor in "Bridge of Spies" was a shock.
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Eventually, Facebook denied in plain language that it spies on your microphone to serve you ads.
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For the first 80 years of its life, it was used almost entirely to prosecute spies.
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One major point of contention is whether the company spies on behalf of the Chinese government.
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Rohrabacher was warned by the FBI in 2012 that Russian spies were trying to recruit him.
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To be clear, public evidence that Huawei spies on American citizens is arguably a bit shaky.
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"I think it's offensive to the people who have voted," said former Romney fundraiser Lisa Spies.
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Large segments of "The Americans," the show on FX about Cold War spies, were shot there.
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You can have a witch hunt without witches, but you can't have a Spygate without spies.
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Farrow's book, "Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators," was published Tuesday.
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Preparing a comprehensive, detailed report will be a huge and all-consuming challenge for America's spies.
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They insist such guarantees would create "backdoors," or security vulnerabilities, that hackers and spies could exploit.
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Spies in Europe and the US are hoping they'll screw up some more in the future.
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Rather than reveal names of her spies, Sarah got hold of a gun and shot herself.
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Russia has previously targeted former spies living abroad for assassinations, like Sergei Skripal and Alexander Litvinenko.
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China's "Great Firewall" blocks foreign websites, filters out sensitive keywords and spies on its own citizens.
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He and his associates were promptly interned in Russia as spies and their equipment was confiscated.
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As you know, we discovered in recent years that the U.S. spies extensively against its allies.
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The purpose of a counterintelligence investigation is to stop spies, not find evidence of a crime.
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Of course teenage spies don't exist, and since they don't exist, sure, they can be female.
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The theorists best guess is that the man is Olyvar, one of Petyr "Littlefinger" Baelish's spies.
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Soldiers have kidnapped foreigners and forced them to work as language tutors for North Korean spies.
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More network problems: Russian spies also targeted the networks of Hillary Clinton and Trump. http://bit.
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Wang told "60 Minutes" that Beijing spies operate in Australia and have tried to influence politics.
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Ellingwood was afraid to join the group, certain that it had been infiltrated by company spies.
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"This is all about the Cold War and spooks and spies and Mexico City," he said.
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We can have those tasty red-headed Russian spies meet us there for some target practice.
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Every country keeps tabs on potentially hostile diplomats and spies, and the Cold War spy vs.
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Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys play a pair of Russian spies undercover as an American couple.
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She vowed to crack down on Russian spies, corrupt elites and ill-gotten wealth in Britain.
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He was released in 2010 and sent to Britain as part of an exchange of spies.
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Among the many to take advantage of the light-touch regulations were oligarchs, spies and gangsters.
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Spying on the spies is a distinctly American job, and a satisfying one for a journalist.
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It could be used for a number of purposes, including rooting out spies and their collaborators.
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There were people called "waiters" who went around like spies, making sure people were spending money.
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A new paranormal adventure series from Starz goes for an alchemical blend of superheroes and spies.
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Can a work force of thousands of young, tech-savvy spies ever be immune to leaks?
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That's because doing so could potentially endanger the lives of their spies out in the field.
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Sometimes, the artists would dress up as spies in trench coats and filmed Mr. Höcke's house.
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Among the spies whose stories are told in detail are ones from China, Russia and Israel.
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But the odd term has roots older than Israel — and deeper than the world of spies.
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Other spy services are suspected in additional disclosures, but spies are skilled at hiding their tracks.
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And that doesn't even include the 15 Russian spies he has working in the I.T. department.
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Some harvest information overtly through their positions as attachés and academics, and others secretly as spies.
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Callimachi: First they're beheading their own citizens, people that they're accusing of being spies, of apostasy.
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Spies, revenge, magic, mistrust, betrayal, political intrigue, and love—this book has it all and more.
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"Harvey Weinstein deployed nothing less than an army of spies to keep them silent," Vance said.
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Ms. Mendez said that spies from China, Taiwan and Czechoslovakia had used sex to seduce sources.
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The government spies on his rallies with drones as they've been unable to shut them down.
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Mr. Yang, who said he had merely taught English to spies in China, remains in Parliament.
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Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin has felt quite confident about poisoning ex-spies living in Britain.
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Our correspondent met two North Korean spies imprisoned in Ukraine for trying to steal missile technology.
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After Fernando awakes and manages to free himself, he spies on them outside of their tent.
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One man masturbates in a frenzy; at another point, he spies on the other grinding alone.
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She says they were taken to Iran's notorious Evin prison, interrogated and accused of being spies.
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This, after he previously accepted Putin's denials about 2016 election meddling, despite his own spies' assessments.
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The good news about "A Legacy of Spies" is that it delivers a writer in full.
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Pyongyang admitted in 2002 to kidnapping 13 Japanese in the 1970s and 1980s to train spies.
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When it comes to playing bad guys — from ruthless mobsters to shadowy spies — they're already here.
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An unlikely pair team up to save the world in the animated comedy Spies in Disguise!
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"It just like felt like we were these secret spies trying to create something," Lacey says.
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Vavilov and his older brother Timofey claim they did not know their parents were Russian spies.
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Saturday's lineup includes the Oscar-nominated "Bridge of Spies," starring Tom Hanks, at 103:30 p.m.
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Muammar el-Qaddafi's security forces after the C.I.A. abducted them on a tip from British spies.
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SPIES OF NO COUNTRY: Israel's Secret Agents at the Birth of the Mossad, by Matti Friedman.
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Spies in Disguise Rated PG, probably for the robotic-claw-hand villain, who's a little intense.
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Espionage and Democracy don't easily mix, and a cadre of trained spies is a dangerous thing.
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Each dressed in a suit and tie, they sparred about American politics, spies and human rights.
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Each dressed in a suit and tie, they sparred about American politics, spies and human rights.
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One article on a pro-government news site accused those detained on Wednesday of being spies.
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From political leaders to human rights activists to former Russian spies, assassinations have changed the world.
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The view on the inside was that collecting information, even through hacking, is what spies do.
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In a recent interview, Mr. Klehr said he originally thought the spies were exaggerating their importance.
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One market watcher sees more pain to come, but also spies an opportunity amid the wreckage.
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"The State Department worried that among the Jewish refugees there would be Nazi spies," she said.
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Were you aware that the Russian ambassador was also alleged to be a recruiter of spies?
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Knowing their information is making its way to the president is an important motivator for spies.
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Anything short of that lays our information out in a banquet for cyber thieves and spies.
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Former Russian spies have already turned up dead in other countries, or survived Russia's assassination attempts.
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Susan Collins pushed back forcefully against Trump's suggestion last week that the whistleblower's sources are spies.
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Filled with lies, spies and double agents, it was the most challenging assignment of my career.
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The flying branch turned to Ryan, which built new flying spies from the original Firebee design.
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It had young people provoke the government into jailing them and calling them spies and traitors.
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Skripal, who was recruited by British spies while in Spain, ended up in Britain after a Cold War-style spy swap that brought 10 Russian spies captured in the United States back to Moscow in exchange for those accused by Moscow of spying for the West.
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There is little to stop the country from turning the tools it has perfected at home against spies, would-be spies, intelligence officers, US government contractors, government officials, and people who simply work in any of the umpteen industries where it's eager to collect industrial secrets.
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According to the pair of industry spies, the lesson to be learned was that creators can't sell.
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Some say using Haven may even be dangerous to those who might be worried about government spies.
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By the time the Russian spies get in their car and simply drive away, Stan is stupefied.
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He&aposs actually defending the FBI&aposs use of spies in its overall investigation into Russia collusion.
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But once spies home in on those they need to conduct more efficient and pinpointed intelligence-gathering.
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It also puts our most sensitive personal information at huge risk from criminal hackers and foreign spies.
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The North Koreans will vent and say the Americans prisoners are spies or guilty of hostile acts.
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But according to our spies at an early screening, "Finding Dory" doesn't break any gay glass ceilings.
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During that time, but especially by the end of 2014, Havana spies effectively stopped harassing American diplomats.
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But because Cuban spies surveil American officials so closely, Caulfield believes they would've known what was happening.
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It would be months before Ukrainian spies would pick up on the existence of the Wagner Group.
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He reportedly attended a military school some experts believe to be a training ground for Russian spies.
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You wouldn't know it from the crowd of diplomats and spies parading around the region this summer.
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" Cotton added, "The Open Skies Treaty could be more appropriately named the 'Russian Spies Over America Treaty.
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Men accused of being spies were drowned in cages, as underwater cameras captured their last tortured gasp.
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"Spies and cyberwarriors in China and the United States will discover different vulnerabilities," Healey told BuzzFeed News.
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It was Chris Spies, a 28-year-old man living in Los Angeles, BuzzFeed News has learned.
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Contributors would share their weekly pitches in the group, which editors would "heart" to approve, said Spies.
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"Sometimes my heart aches that these spies could take Estonian passports so easily," Ombler told BuzzFeed News.
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The big picture: All spies use current events to lure victims into opening documents that contain malware.
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Many of the Russian agents he betrayed were so-called deep cover spies in Britain and Europe.
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It's not supposed to be a down and dirty look at the gritty lives of female spies.
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The security industry has noticed the rise of these attacks as criminals and spies use them more.
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PROFESSOR ALEXANDRE MUNS RUBIOLOBS Business SchoolWashington, DC Novel intelligenceI enjoyed Bagehot's column, "Spies like us" (September 9th).
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Chinese spies have cause to target foreign trade secrets that are never going to be shared voluntarily.
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The spies, he said, get a lot of hands-on experience when they work in the agencies.
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Britain's allies, convinced that Russia is the only plausible suspect, have expelled 160 Russian spies and diplomats.
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While Claire is down in the hull, she spies a Portuguese flag bunched up in the corner.
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Worse still was his eagerness to work with suspected (later, proven) Russian spies to sway an election.
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Screenshot: LinkedInLinkedIn might be where you go to find jobs, but it's also apparently where spies lurk.
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Now we know BB-8 will assist the Resistance spies, just as K-2SO assisted the rebels.
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It was forbidden to faranji— outsiders— who, if they survived the Elmuthaleth crossing, were executed as spies.
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One of the spies was taped saying he tried to recruit Page, and Page admitted meeting him.
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Meanwhile, Iran has detained 17 Iranian citizens it accuses of acting as spies for the United States.
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The spies had burrowed deep in American society for years, trying to steal secrets and recruit agents.
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Our 'Bachelor' spies say comedian and "Punk'd" producer Jamie Abrams faked both his emotions and his tattoo.
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" He instead lost to the famed stage actor who co-starred in Steven Spielberg's "Bridge of Spies.
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The U.S. said at the time it was the largest expulsion of Russian spies in American history.
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The instalment pits her against spies, cybercriminals and corrupt government officials and sees her confront her past.
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On Monday, Iran said it had captured spies working for U.S. intelligence, a report U.S. officials denied.
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When your correspondent visited parliament recently, a preacher was giving sermons about the dangers of English spies.
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The film, which stars Tom Hardy, newcomer Fionn Whitehead, and Bridge of Spies' Mark Rylance, also features...
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Later on in the episode, Ramsay spies on those poor monks as they eat his pad Thai.
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According to European legend, black cats assume human form to act as spies for witches and demons.
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They insist such guarantees would create "back doors," or security vulnerabilities, that hackers and spies could exploit.
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The American presence, though obviously known to Jordanian residents and local spies, goes on in the shadows.
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Giving him or his spies credit for a plan that devious, however, might well be too generous.
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The idea was to prevent the entry of communist spies and head off any potential revolution here.
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That raises a question: Has WikiLeaks become a laundering machine for compromising material gathered by Russian spies?
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His book, "Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators," comes out October 15.
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CNN reports that Iranian state media published images allegedly showing the spies in contact with CIA officers.
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The United States spies on Israel, but Israel claims that it doesn't spy on the United States.
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Peng was arrested as part of a program started four years ago to weed out Chinese spies.
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Iran said in August that "tens of spies" had been arrested, and that many were dual nationals.
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Yes, it was a silly story: Children turn into spies to save their ex-secret agent parents.
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Well, then why didn&apost you have spies in her campaign to see if they were succeeding?
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"You see the problem is, Peter," bleats an uppity lawyer named Bunny in A Legacy of Spies.
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Russian state media previously portrayed Navalny and Browder as working in tandem, if not as Western spies.
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ZTE has been accused of sabotaging its products to aid Chinese spies tapping into U.S. communications networks.
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In February 2017, Youtube conspiracist George Webb suggested that the Pakistani-American I.T. workers were actually spies.
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In the process, they stole highly sensitive data about several millions of government workers and even spies.
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The desire to conceal cash unites world leaders and global banks, criminals and celebrities, philanthropists and spies.
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Well, we know that Qyburn is referring to his trove of children spies dispersed throughout the kingdoms.
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Danton spies her and drags her into the kitchen, where Claire and the Duke are still eating.
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But, if the agency's officers withdrew and the diplomats stayed, it could reveal who the spies were.
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While their offices are churning out gadgets and apps, the nearby parks are full of phone spies.
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Queen Sono (Pearl Thusi) is leading a double life, as most international spies are wont to do.
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It does not assert that the Americans knew that Guccifer 22.0 was a creation of Russian spies.
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Critics argue it grants police and spies some of the most extensive snooping capabilities in the West.
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Russian spies in London, a crumbling rebel enclave in Syria and rare good environmental news in China.
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The government vowed to crack down on Russian spies, corrupt elites and ill-gotten wealth in Britain.
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But apparently, when you're trying to win a campaign, prostitutes, bribes and spies work pretty well too.
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Russian spies masqueraded as Islamic State supporters to threaten vocal spouses of U.S. military personnel, including Ricketts.
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Western security officials are concerned that Russian spies could use it as a base for intelligence operations.
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He's still living in a world where spies are just cool stories in a movie or something.
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Postwar France was politically unstable; the city churned with Communists, fellow travelers, Gaullist plotters and foreign spies.
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"War Horse" and "Bridge of Spies" both ended up with nods for best picture but not director.
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Spies all over the world — as well as drug cartels — have realized the power of these technologies.
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He described tracking Russian spies across networks and solving an espionage mystery of the early internet era.
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He evaluated intelligence gathered by the unit's 400 spies, who stole technological secrets in dozens of countries.
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Cold War Berlin was inundated with spies, and the Mossad preferred when possible not to work there.
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Rattled diplomats and spies make mistakes, the types of mistakes that are not covered by diplomatic immunity.
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" Asked what Trump could do to turn around his financial situation, Spies said, "It's actually very simple.
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Whether it's with a Post-it or a cute customized cover, block your webcam from potential spies.
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His Soviet code name was Godsend, and he came to Los Alamos from a family of spies.
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Kristen Stewart is forming the latest trio of super-spies in the latest trailer for Charlie's Angels.
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President Trump & iPhones Chinese and Russian spies are listening in on President Trump's calls made on iPhones.
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According to Variety, in Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators, out Oct.
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To be sure, C.I.A. case officers will continue to recruit spies with breathtaking moxie, ingenuity and perseverance.
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We were meeting with their big spies, trying to develop some kind of arms control for cyber.
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" Last month, the report continues, with our President, quote "laughing by his side" Duterte called reporters "spies.
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Iran also shot down a U.S. military drone and announced plans to execute 17 suspected U.S. spies.
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Ronan Farrow details the mysterious forces that aimed to kill his story, from lawyers to actual spies.
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Recent reports have claimed that Russian spies exploited Kaspersky software in order to steal U.S. intelligence secrets.
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This software automates the process, allowing spies to search for thousands of identifiers at the same time.
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Most Russians executed during the Great Terror were accused of being spies for Japan, Poland or Germany.
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China has also stepped up warnings against foreign spies and publicized convictions of foreigners on espionage charges.
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The Russian spies used some of the Bitcoins to pay for the registration of a website, dcleaks.
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During the Reagan years, Russia was the "evil empire," purveyor of nuclear arms, spies and Hollywood villains.
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That's because Enes Kanter, who is from Turkey, fears Turkish spies might kill him if he goes.
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North Korea admitted in 2002 to kidnapping 13 Japanese in the 1970s and 1980s to train spies.
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But such a platform is a juicy target for bad guys, especially sophisticated hackers and government spies.
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The fascinating images provide insight about what type of information spies were collecting during the Cold War.
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Then, in "A Legacy of Spies" (2017), the author (pictured above in 1964) surprised and delighted his readers by bringing back Smiley and other "unsleeping spies of yesterday", crafting a tale which ingeniously tapped into "The Spy Who Came in From the Cold" and "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy" (1974).
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Kanon's latest, which is set in the Soviet Union of 1961, is well informed by the real-life defections of the British spies Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean (in 1951), Kim Philby (in 1963) and a host of American atomic spies like Arthur Adams, Joel Barr and Alfred Sarant.
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He ended up in Britain after being swapped in 2010 for Russian spies caught in the United States.
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You could follow those stories simply, but then spies couldn't do them, they'd be knocked out too easily.
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A woman at the bathroom sink gags when she spies a bar of soap riddled with strange hairs.
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"The United States, in concert with many countries, made the decision to kick out Russian spies," said Nauert.
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While Chinese government hackers are prolific spies around the world, they apparently only used their NSA tool sparingly.
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As a result, the Deloitte Intelligence team was a mixture of former government spies and accounting industry veterans.
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This is how, and why, countless spies and intelligence "assets" have provided critical information to the United States.
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You know, they just revealing, you know, information -- like spies, information that they don&apost mean to reveal.
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He peers into houses as he walks by, and spies on his neighbours by setting up surveillance cameras.
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News reports from the DC offices of Sputnik and RT. Spies hidden in the heart of Wall Street.
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It almost makes one yearn for the good old days, when just a few of us were spies.
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Since when do we put spies in a Presidential campaign to find out what the Russians are doing?
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And according to the New York Times, Chinese and Russian spies are listening, especially to his unsecured cellphone.
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Cuban spies, then, may have taken extra measures to find out what Trump would do once in office.
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Mass expulsions have decimated the ranks of Russian spies under diplomatic cover in the West, making operations harder.
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She hesitates a moment, and then crawls through, where she spies the faceless monster devouring the dead deer.
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This includes a financier's death where US spies told the UK he was likely assassinated on Kremlin orders.
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The company, Crypto AG, sold gadgets and software to spies, diplomats, military officials, and private companies for decades.
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Drones act as spies and police to break up the fun of carefree individuals living their best lives.
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Artem Maloshev, another of the spies, who was arrested in May 2016, got his passport in August 2013.
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In return, the spies usually expected financial compensation -- and could often be discovered because of unusual spending patterns.
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She does have her spies, and Jon has already sent word North about giving in to Dany's demands.
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In December 2014, it traded three Cuban spies for a Cuban who had worked as an American agent.
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In between his terrible errands, Jorge drives his car to Paola's parents, where he spies on his family.
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Younger, as chief of MI6, is one of the West's most powerful spies and rarely speaks in public.
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Eventually he was rescued by a French army officer, who persuaded the rebels that journalists are not spies.
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She was one of the very first spies for the United States, and her identity is still unknown.
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We won't fact-check Trump's claim that the whistleblower's sources qualify as spies, since this is an opinion.
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Earlier this year the DoJ accused Russian spies — working alongside Russian criminals — of perpetrating one of the hacks.
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Ten days earlier, Trump had likened American spies to Nazis because he believed they leaked information about him.
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The Marine also allowed other female spies into the embassy, and was later convicted of a security breach.
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Recent arrests of alleged Chinese spies reveal only a small fraction of what is afoot, Mr Rubio says.
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"D-Day Girls: The Spies Who Armed the Resistance, Sabotaged the Nazis, and Helped Win World War II"
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The hackers seem to imply that the file contains the sophisticated hacking tools used by the NSA's spies.
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For years Silicon Valley dismissed Chinese tech firms—first as an irrelevance, then as industrial spies and copycats.
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It includes data collected across all intelligence platforms -- from spies to spy satellites to Alan Turingesque code breaking.
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When I was a prosecutor, the -- we called them informants and the defense lawyers said they were spies.
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Azimuth's distributor, a much more opaque company called Linchpin Labs, is run by ex-spies, three sources said.
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Andreas Nick, a CDU member of the Bundestag's foreign-policy committee, spies a similar compromise in today's deadlock.
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Armie Hammer and Henry Cavill play rival spies trying to get Vikander's character to safety in West Germany.
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And don't let anybody tell you that spies don't know how to have a little bit of fun.
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When it comes to LinkedIn spies, though, the big danger is not really AI fakes, but simple inattention.
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The hall has not one but two "priest holes" where Catholic clerics could be hidden from Elizabeth's spies.
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And rather than being a visible critic, he had faded, as old spies tend to, into quiet obscurity.
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The British cast also includes Tom Hardy ("The Revenant"), Mark Rylance ("Bridge of Spies") and Kenneth Branagh ("Wallander").
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Israel has reportedly dismissed news reports in Syria and Lebanon that suggested its spies were behind the bombing.
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Beware of Chinese spies offering laptops, women, or educational stipends—and especially watch out for odd LinkedIn requests.
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And China has recruited spies at an alarming rate; we broke down the country's methodology step by step.
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It started with sexual harassment claims, accelerated with verbal barbs, and ended with an unmasked nest of spies.
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The former spies describe an isolating existence in which they are often looked at with suspicion by neighbors.
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He's out getting drinks with a buddy when he spies an ex — presumably, an ex he cheated on.
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That is a big task in a country that works hard to stifle dissent and sniff out spies.
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This was an attempt to repair relations after Edward Snowden disclosed that American spies had tapped her phone.
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Meanwhile, some in the Egyptian media have rallied around the government and painted its foreign detractors as spies.
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The biggest divide is not over the technicalities of intelligence oversight, but in attitudes to what spies do.
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The Martian came in third with seven nominations, and Spotlight, Carol and Bridge of Spies followed with six.
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The Ministry of Intelligence said the 17 spies had been arrested in the 12 months to March 2019.
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What better subject matter for our show than a newly elected president at odds with our own spies?
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But America's spies operate under a level of legislative and judicial oversight that no European country can match.
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If the test of finkdom is collaboration with state spies, then the CIA's Communist opponents were finks, too.
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A 2014 attack in which 500 million Yahoo accounts were stolen, was perpetrated by Russian spies and hackers.
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Children are recruited to be fighters, informants, looters, messengers, spies and as domestic and sexual slaves, it said.
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A recent government-sponsored advertisement warned Chinese women against "dangerous love"—dating foreigners—because they might be spies.
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Fears have been raised that its 5G gear may contain malicious code designed to let Chinese spies snoop.
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Read more: The UK is investigating whether Russian spies hacked secret memos branding Trump 'uniquely dysfunctional' and 'incompetent'
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It also digs at the Wall Street Journal's report that Russian spies leveraged Kaspersky Lab software in attacks.
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He taught tradecraft at The Farm, a plum job given to spies who'd proven themselves in the field.
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The methods of today's Russian spies are similar to those of their Soviet predecessors, with one significant difference.
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Second, intelligence professionals need to protect sources and methods – the means by which America's spies gather their evidence.
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The Russian government has previously targeted former spies living abroad for assassinations, like Sergei Skripal and Alexander Litvinenko.
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They funnel all user traffic through one point, so they are an attractive target for hackers and spies.
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Paul did not clarify which members of the Trump campaign he thought were "spies" working for U.S. intelligence.
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This effort included surveillance using paid spies and wiretaps on multiple Trump associates, as reported in the press.
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Thomas L. Friedman When it comes to assessing the presidential race, I prefer to listen to the spies.
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The lawyer successfully prosecuted Soviet spies Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed for stealing American atomic secrets.
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The militants have also assassinated individuals the group considers to be spies for the government or religious heretics.
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Foreign cyber spies could be stealing "crucial" national security information because of a little-discussed software flaw, Rep.
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By June, 20 staff members for the campaign had clicked on the short links sent by Russian spies.
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FBI is not supposed to use the word spies, so they use that word, non-contiguous, unidentified, informant.
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Infiltration is perhaps the most obvious: In a world of spies, how do you know who to trust?
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As China's influence spreads to every corner of the globe under President Xi Jinping, so do its spies.
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But it appears China set up a task force to burrow into the communications networks to out spies.
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"As long as there have been fascist parties in Britain, they've had spies inside them," Hutton told me.
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A day after their arrival, the spies rented a Citroën hatchback to travel to and around The Hague.
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They'd been carefully trained by North Korean spies, without appearing to have any idea what they'd gotten into.
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They fear that the Nicaraguan government has sent spies to Costa Rica to hunt down protesters in exile.
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Such visits would not have been illegal, nor are they uncommon for former spies trying to remain useful.
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If she spies a chess-piece lying around, she knows seeing the ghosts of yesterday, overlaid onto today.
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Which makes me wonder when the progressive left got comfortable with the national security state and its spies.
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Western officials say that many of the Russians are spies and that the expulsions will hinder Russian espionage.
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Russian spies are apparently everywhere, and we seem to be in the middle of the Cold War 2.0.
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All of these devices are spying on you, but the different spies are largely unaware of each other.
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So what would you say to the spies who are putting themselves at risk for our national security?
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Its 83 crew members were taken to Pyongyang and charged as spies, drawing a tense Cold War standoff.
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The idea is to unify all of the little spies you carry around—your phone, your laptop, etc.
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He has recruited American commanders to run his military and former spies to set up his intelligence services.
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But if U.S. spies are right, Moscow may wish it hadn't bothered to meddle in the first place.
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US spies have tremendous powers available to them, by virtue of who they are and what they do.
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The People's Daily said the government would give 500,000 renminbi, or $73,000, to informants providing information on spies.
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Classes begin with Red Army songs, and students take turns reciting revolutionary stories featuring Japanese spies as villains.
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America's spies, meanwhile, caught wind of communiqués between foreign officials talking about how easily manipulated Jared might be.
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Like Steven Spielberg's "Bridge of Spies," it infuses a venerable genre and a familiar period with new interest.
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Iran's Ministry of Intelligence had concluded that the conservationists, from the Persian Wildlife Heritage Foundation, were not spies.
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More winsome robotic spies — a meerkat, a cobra and a crocodile — infiltrate the wild on a friendship mission.
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After I spent several weeks in a Libyan prison, Colonel Qaddafi's spies dragged a crib into my cell.
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But the ad tells residents to expect much more if they call in about spies they stumble across.
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There was a spate of news reports about the hotline, but no spate of reports of captured spies.
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Recognizing Lieutenant Mirovich from the prison, she spies him talking to some army officers, and is immediately suspicious.
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Conservative lawyer Charlie Spies writes for The Hill that the tumult is evidence the Trump campaign has regressed.
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To all appearances, the animated comedy "Spies in Disguise" is just another a rollicking sendup of superspy thrillers.
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Before the fires at the Abqaiq and Khurais oil facilities had been extinguished, American spies set to work.
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Danish subsidiary Spies said that none of its planes will be leaving, and about 2000,22020 travelers are affected.
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As a result, federal employees could soon be supporting Chinese rights abusers, the People's Liberation Army and spies.
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As a result, federal employees could soon be supporting Chinese rights abusers, the People's Liberation Army and spies.
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DOJ detailed Page's past relationships with Russian spies and interaction with Russian officials during the 2016 campaign, (REDACTED).
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The politicization of the hunt for spies is deeply rooted in the way Americans look at the world.
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Podesta says Russian spies were behind the hacks and are hoping to influence the outcome of the election.
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Like Qihoo, it too said it had found evidence that American spies had targeted the domestic aviation sector.
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It seems to be about trying to stop another world war, via spies and car chases and...resurrection?
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Officials, concerned that the uprising might threaten the nuclear plant, were gripped by fears of spies and saboteurs.
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"We blocked the phones because of spies," says Johnson Oman Yor, the opposition's acting governor for Fashoda state.
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CANADA - Expelling four Russians alleged to have worked as spies or interfered in Canadian affairs under diplomatic cover.
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American spies are not the only ones who have dealt with Russians claiming to have secrets to sell.
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The path to treason is not always clear Brennan -- a former analyst, versed in the recruitment of spies -- cautioned that Russian attempts to recruits spies inside the CIA itself has shown what should be obvious: Nobody ever directly announces themselves as a Russian spy when they are trying to recruit someone.
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As he expertly navigates the wooden pathway, he spies the video camera and decides to get a closer look.
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Most dramatically, it indicted a dozen Russian spies in July for their interference in the presidential election in 2016.
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"Skies Turn Gold" is off The Ramona Flowers' forthcoming album Part Time Spies, out September 9th on Distiller Records.
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Smith's new movie, an animated feature called Spies in Disguise, looks, from the outset, like the average spy movie.
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The Alexandria jail had experience with high-profile defendants "including foreign and domestic terrorists, spies and traitors," Ellis wrote.
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Below the surface, not visible to casual visitors and officials, Singapore was likely crawling with Russian and Chinese spies.
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In January, for example, the Home Secretary Theresa May refused to say whether the country's spies access medical records.
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You remember, I went through the situation in my life where the government put spies in the antiwar movement.
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ISIS has been executing civilians accused of being spies for Iraq's security forces and leaving their bodies at intersections.
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The unit that Karatey headed — known as Amniyat — is allegedly made up of spies, suicide bombers, and explosives experts.
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Which is to say: Someone in Cuba has been remotely doing something mysterious to US spies' ears and brains.
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He also addressed MI6 staff and had an informal question and answer session with spies, according to the statement.
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Second, Vnesheconombank "has also been used by Russian intelligence to plant spies in the United States," notes the Times.
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The series, Sacred Games, is a thriller set in Mumbai with a cast of police officers, spies and politicians.
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From the documents it emerges that Gonzalez was a badass woman in a world dominated by alpha men spies.
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But Academy favorites Steven Spielberg (Bridge of Spies) and Quentin Tarantino (The Hateful Eight) have a good shot, too.
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They mentioned Page's past ties to known Russian spies in New York, and other materials that are still redacted.
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And they have postage stamps, they have law and order, they have spies, they have textiles, they have everything.
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Chinese and Russian spies are regularly eavesdropping on President Trump's cellphone calls, the New York Times reported on Wednesday.
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The mystery has whipped the internet into a froth of theories that span everything from aliens to Chinese spies.
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" On late-night TV television Jay Leno asked Vice President Joe Biden, "Do we have any spies that hot?
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Through all of this — and even still — Spies kept the Twitter account going, responding to Kaycie's haters and fans.
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Try: McFarland USA, He Named Me Malala, Bridge of Spies Related: Find the Best Movie for Your Sensitive Kid
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Another video includes confessions of supposed spies, claiming handlers paid them for targeting information to pass to coalition forces.
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Also on Monday, Trump will meet families of Japanese citizens abducted by Pyongyang decades ago to help train spies.
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Also on Monday, Trump will meet families of Japanese citizens abducted by Pyongyang decades ago to help train spies.
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Mr Ling has denied reports that he has divulged nuclear secrets and information about China's leaders to America's spies.
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Top spies also resisted pressure from President Donald Trump to dismiss the dossier as "bogus," according to the emails.
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" He also noted that his company had provided analyses on attacks that had been "attributed to Russian cyber-spies.
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One of the best casting decisions is Gillian Anderson as the head of the an international consortium of spies.
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Indictments of alleged Chinese spies and hackers are said to be on the way, along with tighter visa rules.
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As surveillance capitalism goes, it's a fiendishly creative repurposing of your users as, well, unwitting volunteer spies and snitches.
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The machines that heat your food are not doubling as spies, the director of the CIA confirmed this week.
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Okay, that&aposs not what we are saying, we are saying that spies were trying to collect some information.
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Never mind that the revelations of warrants and spies and dirty dossiers and biased text messages already show otherwise.
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John & Jubilee John and Jubilee share a kiss on a daybed as Caroline spies on the couple's intimate conversation.
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There's paranoia among users that Instagram -- which is owned by Facebook -- spies on users to gather ad-targeting information.
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How very current of 1983 to include a creepy piece of technology that spies on the youth of Poland.
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The second option is that the North Koreans are sending coded messages to spies they have in South Korea.
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So of course there's a cottage industry dedicated to developing software that secretly spies on you through your phone.
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Stars Keri Russell and Matthew Rhys were also nominated for their roles as Russian spies Elizabeth and Philip Jennings.
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The real charm of Spies Like Us, however, is its ending and the comedy genius of Aykroyd and Chase.
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