While Sputnik was not required to register, its partner, Reston Translator, which transmits Radio Sputnik on FM frequencies, was.
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Sputnik Planum became Sputnik Planitia when we looked at the stereo topography and realized [it] was a low feature, not a high plain.
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TWITTER BANS ADS FROM RT, SPUTNIK: Twitter will no longer run ads from Russian-funded news outlets RT and Sputnik, the company announced Thursday.
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A spokesperson for Sputnik said its story made it clear to readers that the original incident happened in 2017: "I would like to stress that Sputnik has never mentioned that the flyers in question were created by Muslims, Sputnik just reported facts and indicated the sources," Dmitry Borschevsky wrote in an email.
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The breakthrough could be a "biomedical Sputnik," Nature News reports, referring to the Soviet Sputnik satellite that many say sparked the space race between the Soviet Union and the United States.
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In 220, the Soviet Union launched Sputnik into orbit, and Mitchell realized that that he wanted the same thing: to go into space: I made the decision in 294, when Sputnik went up.
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For one thing, it has served as China's Sputnik moment.
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Pluto's Sputnik Planitia, a vast glacial region packed with nitrogen.
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Both Sputnik and RT have their own considerable web presence.
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A Swedish version of Sputnik folded because of meagre interest.
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Scientists think the Sputnik Planitia (left) hides a subsurface ocean.
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Twelve years after the launch of Sputnik, ARPAnet went live.
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Both RT and Sputnik portray themselves as independent, alternative voices.
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Sputnik News did not respond to a request for comment.
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Fionda said spreading hacked emails was a priority at Sputnik.
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The Twitter accounts of RT and Sputnik, however, remain active.
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Sputnik did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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KCXL, in Liberty, Mo., carries programming produced by Radio Sputnik.
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The top programmatic advertiser on Mr. Putin's Sputnik News site?
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You order a light fixture that the catalogue calls Sputnik.
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Google's machine is best thought of as a Sputnik moment.
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By itself, Sputnik did nothing but orbit Earth while beeping.
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They began operations off Syria's coast on November 8, Sputnik said.
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Challenger Colles and other geological features in Sputnik Planum on Pluto.
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Russia's Defense Ministry denied the claim, state-sponsored Sputnik News said.
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The fate of the new Sputnik movement hangs in the balance.
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The Soviet Union launched Sputnik I, the first satellite, in 1957.
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In 1957 the Soviet Union launched Sputnik, Earth's first artificial satellite.
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A Soviet technician works on the Sputnik 113 satellite in 1957.
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The Soviet Union launched the first satellite, Sputnik I, in 1957.
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Sergey Chvarkov said, according to the state-run Sputnik news agency.
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The local version of Sputnik news service was launched on Feb.
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Twitter bans Russia Today and Sputnik from advertising on its service
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When Sputnik launched, the Cold War was about a decade old.
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He described "complete euphoria" in the Soviet Union after Sputnik launched.
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" The statement also said Sputnik hoped that "common sense will prevail.
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Trilobites This could be your chance to make Sputnik beep again.
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Ms. Dixon said having Sputnik dominate the same frequency was jarring.
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The Sputnik hosts seemed to revel in having a new audience.
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The Russian propaganda site Sputnik has singled out Macron for attack.
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It is not clear how many people RT and Sputnik reach.
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And then by 1957 they also put Sputnik up into space.
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Russia's Sputnik news agency said the building's roof had caved in.
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Together, RT and Sputnik would be the nucleus of an assertively pro-Russian, frequently anti-West information network, RT in the mold of a more traditional cable network and Sputnik as its more outspoken, flashy younger sibling.
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Sputnik Planitia shows an especially strong signature of nitrogen near the equator.
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The topographic maps are also painting a picture of Sputnik Planitia itself.
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But they were linked to a Moscow state news agency called Sputnik.
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On their own, RT and Sputnik have very limited reach in Europe.
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It claims to have a partnership with Russian state media outlet Sputnik.
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Regarding Sputnik Planum's formation, the leading hypothesis is now a large impact.
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Go deeper: Facebook removes fake accounts linked to Russian news outlet Sputnik
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But the papers disagree for how Sputnik Planitia accumulated all its mass.
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Climate change is very different from Sputnik or a nuclear-armed rival.
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The pullback will begin Tuesday, the state-run Sputnik news agency reported.
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Twitter, this month, banned RT and Sputnik from advertising on their site.
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This ice then gathered into the low lying plains of Sputnik Planitia.
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Next year will mark the 60th anniversary of the first satellite, Sputnik.
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On October 4, 1957 the USSR launched Sputnik, the first artificial satellite.
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D.C. In 2014, it launched Sputnik News, a website and podcast network.
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Sputnik was a tail chaser, and would spin for hours on end.
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Sputnik steps out from the safety of Dodman's shadow, timidly eating treats.
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He and others said Sputnik shows the intensity of the Russian effort.
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What was once Radio Moscow was reborn as Radio Sputnik in 2014.
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"It's about the behavior of RT and Sputnik during the 2016 election."
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TWITTER BANS ADS FROM RUSSIAN MEDIA OUTLETS RUSSIA TODAY AND SPUTNIK Last week, Twitter banned ads from Russian media outlets Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik, following the social media giant's probe into alleged Russian interference in the U.S. election.
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Off-boarding advertising from all accounts owned by Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik.
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And as far as we can tell, Sputnik Planum is completely crater free.
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The Sputnik crisis felt like a loss of innocence—the enemy was overhead.
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NASA has also released a high resolution photo of the Sputnik Planum region.
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The left side of Pluto's heart-shaped feature, also known as Sputnik Planum.
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Ryabkov stressed that "escalation is unacceptable," according to Russian state media network Sputnik.
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Sputnik is owned by a news agency that is controlled by the Kremlin.
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Sputnik News identified the shooter as Mevlüt Mert Altıntaş, a former police officer.
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The baseless narrative was picked up by Sputnik & some sketchy accounts last night.
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RT and Sputnik are bellwethers for the progressing American policy response to disinformation.
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Most of the pages didn't mention a connection with Rossiya Segodnya or Sputnik.
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Then came the launch by the Soviet Union of Sputnik, the first satellite.
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"This is our Sputnik moment," he wrote in a blog post in November.
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This is the world in which RT and Sputnik have found their place.
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From its orbit, the Soviet Sputnik could transmit only beeps back to Earth.
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Like Sputnik, Luna 2 was spherical in shape and outfitted with protruding antennae.
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Click here to view original GIFAn animation produced by the Russian government earlier this year showing Russia's latest hypersonic missile system, the AvangardGIF: Sputnik[Sputnik]Update, 12:40pm: Russia's Ministry of Defense released video with another angle on the launch here:
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Sputnik is remembered for the world it made, not the world that made it.
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According to a report from Russia's state-run Sputnik News, Russian Navy Rear Adm.
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Today's stock offering is a 'Sputnik moment': it's a first, but it's largely symbolic.
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One was linked to employees at Sputnik, a Russian news agency based in Moscow.
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Most American didn't freak out about Sputnik, and President Dwight Eisenhower essentially dismissed it.
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In October 1957, the Soviet Union launched the Earth's first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1.
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"We managed to install a powerful gun on wheels," designer Denis Kirishev told Sputnik.
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Such a power vacuum would be filled by "terrorists of all sorts," Sputnik reported.
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The 221s brought a stalemate in the Korean War and the launch of Sputnik.
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Since then Sputnik has drummed up support for the rapprochement between Turkey and Russia.
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Todd noted that report had been aggregated from Sputnik News, a Russian news agency.
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The Kremlin-backed outlets RT and Sputnik have similarly boosted Gabbard with positive coverage.
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B92's website, like other portals or print media, carry Sputnik stories for free.
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It often shares content from Sputnik, a Russian government outlet active in 30 languages.
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The Soviet Union's launching of Sputnik in October 1957 proved that satellites could fly.
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With its velvet banquettes, black walls and Sputnik chandeliers it resembles a midcentury bordello.
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Their window front space has exposed brick, Sputnik chandeliers and reclaimed basketball court flooring.
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This makes RT and Sputnik harder for the West to combat than shadowy hackers.
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And Russia's main propaganda outlets like Sputnik and Russia Today pushed hard for Brexit.
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Russian planes were sent to "fulfill technical military contracts," Russia's Sputnik news agency reported.
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Then I got lucky, Sputnik was launched and the government created national defense loans.
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You might argue that the modern world bears little resemblance to the Sputnik era.
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A flight over Pluto shows the highlands and the planet's nitrogen icy plain, Sputnik Planitia.
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Sputnik was launched in Kazakhstan, and Australia is doing its best to strangle university research.
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The company confirmed the document existed to Sputnik News , but did not elaborate any further.
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It was the burned-out top stage of the Soviet rocket that launched Sputnik 1.
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When contacted on Facebook by BuzzFeed News, Svyazin denied any connection to Sputnik or Baltnews.
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Moscow headquarters of Russia's Rossiya Segodnya state media group, which runs the Sputnik news agency.
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Meanwhile, Twitter has banned advertising from two Russia-backed media organizations, Russia Today and Sputnik.
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The two outlets, RT and Sputnik, are widely believed to be aligned with Kremlin interests.
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Twitter announced in October that it would no longer accept advertising from RT or Sputnik.
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Six years ago Barack Obama said America faced a new "Sputnik moment" in China's rise.
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A view of Pluto centered around the icy, crater-free surface known as Sputnik Planitia.
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But now that Go debacle has led China to a Sputnik moment, per the NYT.
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Informally known as Sputnik Planum, the heart-shaped geological feature is actually a nitrogen glacier.
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Al Nusra and ISIS carried out the shelling, Sputnik reported, citing a Syrian army source.
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Sputnik reporter Adam Feinberg penned a lengthy first-person account for Politico Magazine of how
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The Kremlin, Russian government, RT, Sputnik and Life could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Sputnik isn't the first news agency to be denied entry by the committee this year.
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The FPRI team parsed through 20203,22020 Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik News articles from Jan.
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A vintage 1950s full-scale lab model of Sputnik 1, one of only four made.
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Two years ago, after rescuing Sputnik from a shelter, Schmuck went on a business trip.
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Wright Mons is located just south of Sputnik Planum: Pluto's famous icy heart-shaped region.
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The New Horizons team believes that Sputnik Planum is the result of a giant impact.
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Twitter said it would ban ads from the Kremlin-supported news organizations RT and Sputnik.
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Sputnik is the main online media platform of Rossiya Segodnya, the Kremlin-owned media agency.
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"Sputnik and even Putin says that Azerbaijan will get gas from Russia," Mr. Fasiello said.
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It was Sputnik, the first artificial earth satellite, launched that day by the Soviet Union.
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The ZTE incident, as it is called in China, may be the country's Sputnik moment.
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The original Sputnik fell out of orbit and burned up three months after its launch.
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" Read the cover story by Jim Rutenberg, "RT, Sputnik and Russia's New Theory of War.
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Working through the news headlines on recent Sputnik broadcasts, the hosts found much to fault.
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But journalists from RT, Sputnik and Ruptly, a Russian video news agency, were denied access.
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The Moscow-backed news agency Sputnik received the first remarks about the conversation from Putin.
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"No evidence of corruption exists as the procurement followed a full process," Sputnik Ratau said.
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Yahoo News on Monday reported that the bureau questioned a former Sputnik News correspondent and that it has acquired thousands of internal documents from the agency as it seeks to determine whether or not Sputnik is acting as a propaganda arm for the Kremlin.
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It seems like getting access to write about RT and Sputnik, which is their sub-brand.
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This was a "Sputnik moment": like the Soviet satellite, it shocked Americans into studying their adversaries.
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During the era of Soviet control, Sputnik was launched close to the Kazakh town of Baikonur.
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Both RT and Sputnik will be able to retain their Twitter accounts and reach users organically.
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They found that RT and Sputnik produced 53% of all English-language stories in the study.
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China may have had the "Sputnik moment" it needed to back AI, but has the US?
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"When the Russians beat us into space, we didn't deny Sputnik was up there," he said.
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Two years later, stunned Americans looked up to find the Soviet satellite Sputnik circling the Earth.
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An unnamed Syrian lieutenant, also quoted by Sputnik, said Russia's intervention had helped improve the situation.
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In much of Europe and America Sputnik has a richly earned reputation as a Kremlin mouthpiece.
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President Emmanuel Macron has referred to Sputnik as "an agent of influence and propaganda" in France.
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But the founder, Shawn Small, is a space geek—he's the one with the Sputnik tattoo.
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Twitter banned ads from Russian media outlets Russia Today and Sputnik over concerns about election meddling.
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Anxieties over the space race became a dominant theme in science fiction from Sputnik to Alien.
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RT and Sputnik may remain organic users on our platform, in accordance with the Twitter Rules.
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Neither Sputnik in Moscow, nor the company, responded immediately to emailed requests for comment on Sunday.
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Senate Periodical Press Gallery Director Justin Wilson said Sputnik could appeal the decision, according to Politico.
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The FBI is also investigating another Russian state-owned media outlet, Sputnik, for potential FARA violations.
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If Sputnik Planitia had less mass, it should have rotated toward one of the poles instead.
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Relatively young mountains west of Sputnik Planum and mounds to the south are harder to explain.
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Tabar, however, denied in her interview with Sputnik that she ever intended to look like Jolie.
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Fake accounts were created in different countries with the sole purpose of sharing content from Sputnik.
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Sputnik had launched only a year earlier, the first human-made object to circle the planet.
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Lisa's case was not isolated, Sputnik argued; other refugee rapists, it warned, might be running free.
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RT и Sputnik приглашали в эфир политиков, выступавших за выход Великобритании из Евросоюза — например, Найджела Фараджа.
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But before Sputnik, it hadn't figured on how much propaganda value lay in science and technology.
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Sputnik Radio announced Friday that it has taken over 105.5 FM, which previously aired bluegrass music.
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To think of it as a Chinese version of Sputnik is not far off the mark.
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October 2202 marks the 2628nd anniversary of the launch of Sputnik 28500, the first artificial satellite.
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Many of those false reports originated from RT News and Sputnik, two state-funded Russian sites.
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"We again returned to the issues of fighting terrorism and cybersecurity," he added, according to Sputnik.
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Twitter, for its part, recently banned RT and another Russian-backed news source, Sputnik, from advertising.
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Kremlin-backed English-language media outlets like RT and Sputnik have yet to report on the incident.
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The Sputnik report termed the exercises "an unprecedented navy-to-navy contact" between Russia and the Philippines.
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Russian state media outlet Sputnik quoted a Defense Ministry statement blaming the accident on a technical problem.
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On November 3rd, 1957, the Soviets launched Sputnik 2, which carried a dog named Laika on board.
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After the Soviet Union launched the first satellite, Sputnik, in 1957, the United States debated its response.
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The Estonian counterintelligence agency KAPO identified Minasyan as the supervisor of the Estonian Sputnik office in 2015.
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One of the intriguing mosaics comes from the informally named Sputnik Planum — plains in Pluto's icy heart.
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All of the country's mainstream news outlets run stories by Sputnik, a state-controlled Russian news agency.
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The second Sputnik arrived in the form of AlphaGo, the AI system developed by Google-owned DeepMind.
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But it also has more traditional media arms such as the website "Sputnik" and the RT network.
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So they knew when they closed the capsule to Sputnik 2 that Laika was going to die.
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A high-resolution view of the "shoreline" where Sputnik Planum bumps up against the al-Idrisi mountains.
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He likens Sputnik Planum's migration to the polar wander geologists observe on Earth and other rocky planets.
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BEEP, BEEP, BEEP went the first satellite to orbit Earth, the primitive Sputnik 1, launched in 20153.
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The state-controlled media aimed at Western audiences – Russia Today, Sputnik – are more brazen in their coverage.
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"Both of us agree that this reorientation happened, and that Sputnik Planitia has extra mass," Nimmo said.
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Such echoing amplifies the effect of RT and Sputnik stories, which are in general not much watched.
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Sputnik had flagged in January that the Justice Department would require RIA Global to register under FARA.
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Sputnik, the ISS and the future Deep Space Habitat are steps on the way to such colonies.
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The Russian government officially slammed Twitter's decision to ban Sputnik and Russia Today from its advertising products.
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Russian state-owned news outlet Sputnik has applied for a White House press pass, Politico reported Friday.
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Sputnik I was about the size of a beach ball and orbited the Earth in 98 minutes.
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According to Sputnik, video footage from Chinese websites emerged showing the suspected J-20 unit in action.
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Mindia Gavasheli, the editor-in-chief of Sputnik in the United States, dismissed the allegations to Yahoo.
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Less than four years earlier, the Soviet Union launched the beach ball sized Sputnik satellite to space.
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Party, has already accused Russian media outlets like RT and Sputnik of spreading false news about him.
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Sputnik is a radio broadcast created in 2014 by the Russian government-controlled news agency Rossiya Segodnya.
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News outlets like the RT satellite television network and Sputnik show Western Europe as awash in demonstrations.
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D ARPA was created in 1958, after the Soviet launch of Sputnik shocked the American scientific establishment.
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Sixty years ago, the Soviet Union launched Sputnik, the world's first artificial satellite – and changed the world.
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Freddy: Did you notice the electric company that was outside the FBI safehouse had Sputnik on it?
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The Soviet Union launched Sputnik, a small satellite, into Earth orbit, beating the United States into space.
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Last June, Sputnik, a Russian news outlet that answers to the Kremlin, introduced a Greek language service.
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The United States might label RT or Sputnik a foreign agent, but it should never ban them.
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Baikonur, Earth, a documentary premiering at the Panorama Europe Film Festival, surveys the facility that launched Sputnik.
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An article published Monday by the state-sponsored Russian news agency Sputnik may provide a partial answer.
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Sputnik burned up in Earth's atmosphere in January 1958, but test models and replicas continued to circulate.
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Sputnik, the Kremlin-aligned news outlet, recently called TAP "Trump's Tool" in an economic war with Russia.
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RT в этом тандеме отводилась роль более традиционного телеканала, а Sputnik — его более задиристого, громкого младшего родственника.
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Sputnik capsules and Vostok spaceships had sent dogs, rabbits and the cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin into orbit already.
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When it began in January, the Sputnik broadcast on KCXL was met with strong condemnation from locals.
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For Sputnik, its 196 programmatic advertisers in addition to Geico included Best Buy, ETrade and Progressive Insurance.
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And Sputnik, the Russian state-owned news agency, has frequently cited Gatestone pieces, according to the network.
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The three Democrats said that the report suggested Sputnik had been using the airwaves to broadcast programming to try and influence the presidential election and insisted that the broadcaster should be investigated for airing propaganda in the U.S. "If Sputnik is in fact being used as a tool by the Russian government to undermine the United States and our free and fair electoral process, the station airing Sputnik is directly violating the public interest standard of the Communications Act," the letter reads.
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The dining area also got a brilliant reboot, including a sputnik-inspired pendant light and tufted banquette seating.
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The western half, called Sputnik Planitia, is a large glacial plain packed with frozen nitrogen and other ices.
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Both Russia Today and Sputnik have denied spreading 'fake news' about Macron and say Ferrand's allegations are unfounded.
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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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Sputnik added Zharov was waiting to see how "discriminating" the measure would be before deciding on a response.
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Sputnik Ratau, born shortly after the first satellite's launch, is a spokesman for the water and sanitation department.
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Li Yuan in The New York Times called this China's Sputnik Moment, and I think that is apt.
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Details: Moscow has been deploying its international propaganda arms, the television channel RT and the Sputnik news agency.
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" After the arrest, an embassy spokesperson told Sputnik News that "it is not here since September, I think.
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Sputnik 2 launched a miraculous month later with Laika inside, and it was even larger than its predecessor.
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Surrounding Sputnik is a complex mess of ridges, valleys, and pits, sculpted by erosion and possibly tectonic processes.
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Sputnik and RT, the government-controlled news agency and broadcaster, respectively, provide stories for the apparatus to spread.
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It turns out Sputnik Planum sits directly on the tidal axis linking Pluto to its largest moon, Charon.
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Russian government-owned Sputnik News is coming to the D.C. airwaves after taking over an FM radio frequency.
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This was in 1958, a year after the Russians launched Sputnik and the same year NASA was founded.
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Recognition of the lost lead won't be a slap like Sputnik or Gagarin overflights of the Cold War.
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When the Soviet Union's Sputnik satellite entered the earth's orbit in 1957, a race of historic urgency began.
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Sputnik reports the amendments signed by Putin had been previously approved by both chambers of the Russian parliament.
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Some 2628 years ago Americans were shocked when the Soviet Union orbited Sputnik, the world's first artificial satellite.
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Twitter will no longer run ads from Russian-funded news outlets RT and Sputnik, the company announced Thursday.
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It is still unclear whether Trump and his aides got the incorrect information from Sputnik or from Twitter.
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So there's Russia Today and Sputnik and such, and then there was the direct attacks against election infrastructure.
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We responded to World War II with the storming of Normandy, and to Sputnik with our moon shot.
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"Sputnik Planitia may be as important for Pluto's climate as the ocean is for Earth's climate," Bertrand said.
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"If you remove Sputnik Planitia -- if you remove the heart of Pluto -- you won't have the same circulation."
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And state media outlets such as RT and Sputnik published political coverage that was relentlessly anti-Hillary Clinton.
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Some arrived through his sophisticated state-financed news networks (one, Sputnik, featured #CrookedHillary hashtags on its Twitter feed).
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Sputnik, another English-language Russian government-funded news outlet, is also in the crosshairs of the Justice Department.
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Russia got out in front, launching the R-7 in 1957 as part of the Sputnik satellite program.
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In a recent raid, jail administrators found that the Sputnik gang's treasury held 720,000 pesos, or about $13,700.
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WikiLeaks' animosity seems to have been inspired by a legal battle between former Sputnik writer Bill Moran and Newsweek, where Eichenwald published a now-deleted piece in October 2016 claiming President Donald Trump, the Russian government-owned Sputnik, and WikiLeaks were all engaged in a conspiracy to smear Hillary Clinton.
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According to Sputnik News, participants in the closed-door session are expected to discuss the proposal by de Mistura.
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They found that RT and Sputnik produced more articles containing the word "GMO" than five other news outlets combined.
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The pages, allegedly operated by Sputnik employees, were made to look like they were coming from outside of Russia.
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Russia Today, also known as RT, has more than 2.65 million Twitter followers, and Sputnik has more than 200,000.
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An uneasy peace Ever since the Sputnik launch, outer space has been the Wild West for space-faring countries.
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Russia has offered to send aircraft to help fight the fire, according to the country's state-run Sputnik News.
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Zmirak's post was soon summarized by state-funded Russian website Sputnik and picked up by American conservative site RedState.
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Two Kremlin-funded news organisations, Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik, launched French and German versions in 2014 and 2015.
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The blocky ice plains comprising Sputnik Planum are geologically young, offering strong evidence for active processes beneath Pluto's surface.
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Epstein's recent piece in Sputnik was apparently prompted by a video posted to the SourceFed YouTube channel in June.
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It's specifically for taking down moving and stationery targets with high-explosive shells, according to Russian news service Sputnik.
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Sputnik Planitia's equatorial location suggests the basin is heavy—so heavy it caused the entire planet to tip over.
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At his first meeting with Mr Putin, Mr Macron publicly accused RT and Sputnik of being state propaganda channels.
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She linked to an article by the RIA news agency, which along with Sputnik, is owned by Rossiya Segodnya.
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Also popular are Russian-run news sites Sputnik and RT Deutsch that portray the AfD in a positive light.
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Darpa, in fact, was founded partly because of the surprise Soviet launch of Sputnik—the world's first (small) satellite.
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The report said Sputnik and RT are part of "Russia's state-run propaganda machine" that contributed to that campaign.
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Today, Nature published two scientific papers that contribute evidence to the theory that Sputnik Planitia's mass shifted Pluto's axis.
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State-run media, including the television channel RT and web news service Sputnik also got in on the act.
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Science fiction truly turned into reality in October 1957 when Sputnik was launched - humankind's first step beyond the Earth.
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To do that, Sputnik Planitia must have acquired enough mass at some point to knock Pluto on its side.
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Sputnik Planitia is thought to be the leftover of another object slamming into the surface of Pluto long ago.
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A sputnik-style chandelier can be seen in the mirror's reflection, as well as a rain-style shower head.
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In a matter of minutes, the bid for the 100-pound Sputnik reaches over 20 times the estimated price.
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It has been over 60 years since the launch of Sputnik I in 1957, the Space Force is overdue.
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We find ourselves at a moment of equal urgency today, even if we haven't had a galvanizing Sputnik moment.
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On September 1, the FBI and Justice Department reportedly questioned Andrew Feinberg, the former White House reporter for Sputnik.
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The Soviet's launch of Sputnik had raised the specter of a goose-stepping, hostile power in control of space.
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Kremlin-controlled outlets like RT and Sputnik have highlighted her case as an outrageous abuse by the US government.
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"You see these lights?" he said, pointing out a trio of Sputnik-style globes hanging over the mirrored surface.
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At the end, the three youths gaze at Sputnik from a Manhattan rooftop, and all is possibility and promise.
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Russian-backed media such as Sputnik or RT published a large amount of propaganda before the vote, Even said.
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Like the other post-Sputnik novels, "Lolita" had its own pre-publication tumult, in this case an obscenity scandal.
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Sputnik ("satellite" in Russian) was a small ball about two feet in diameter and weighing less than 200 pounds.
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Six decades after Sputnik, and after a short pause during the 1990s, Moscow has resumed its Cold War tactics.
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After Sputnik opened the space race, President Dwight D. Eisenhower established the National Aeronautics and Space Administration in 1958.
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The women starring in Chanel's "Sputnik Salon Society," however, would have raised a perfectly arched eyebrow at the idea.
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Meyer was one of many on the right who were all but unhinged by the Sputnik launch, in 1957.
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Sputnik was just a metal capsule, after all, a false image spinning in pointless orbit through the godless wastes.
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Russia's Zharov said he would monitor "how discriminating this measure will be in its practical embodiment," Sputnik reported Tuesday.
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The next day, Lee Stranahan, a host for Sputnik, repeated the claim in several YouTube videos, according to Nimmo.
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In July, however, the Sputnik radio network began broadcasting from an office located only blocks from the White House.
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The Soviet launch of Sputnik in 1957 precipitated a rich flow of defense-related federal money to academic scientists.
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Another notable hire was Jacques Sapir, an economist and editorialist who writes for the Kremlin-backed Sputnik news agency.
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The dwarf planet's cold, dense atmosphere may explain why Pluto has retained features like Sputnik Planum and its frozen nitrogen.
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The Russian term "kompromat" -- compromising material -- is entering the English language, much like "sputnik" did more than 50 years ago.
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Nitrogen glaciers flow in a part of the world called Sputnik Planum, which makes up part of Pluto's distinctive heart.
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Estonia has two separate entries in the list — one for Baltnews and the other for the local edition of Sputnik.
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There's plenty of options from the show's 10 seasons including the Holiday Armadillo, a giant pink bunny or even Sputnik.
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Scientists think that Sputnik Planum — which might be a large impact basin — could harbor a miles deep "reservoir," NASA added.
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"I'm going to be wet now, cause they've started to water the field," he said, as translated by Sputnik News.
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Among the biggest puzzles Pluto presents us with is a vast, crater-free ice field informally known as Sputnik Planum.
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Located in the interior of Pluto's now-famous Tombaugh Regio region, Sputnik Planum's remarkable morphology has already yielded profound insights.
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Pluto is a geologically active world—and no region speaks to its dynamic nature as well as Sputnik Planum does.
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According to Stern, the chaotic mountain ranges that surround Sputnik Planum may be the result of the same large impact.
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Both Russia Today and Sputnik heavily promoted the release of the hacked Democratic Party emails, which often contained embarrassing details.
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Months after the Brexit vote, Sputnik, an online outlet of the Russian propaganda arm RT, set up shop in Edinburgh.
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Other companies and organizations, including US intelligence agencies, have accused Sputnik and RT of spreading politically motivated misinformation and propaganda.
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When Sputnik first spun around Earth, in 1957, Tombaugh's equipment caught it: a shiny sphere, just about two feet across.
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NORTH KOREA ROCKET Sputnik, it ain't: Maybe North Korea isn't as good at this space stuff as we once feared.
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In the U.S. elections, Putin-backed media outlets RT and Sputnik had an obvious slant against Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.
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The left inset shows an enhanced-color close-up of a region of cellular plains in the middle of Sputnik.
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But a very smooth plain called Sputnik Planum also extends more than 620 miles (1,000 kilometers) across Pluto's northern hemisphere.
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The Space Age had already begun, in 1957, when the Soviet Union launched the first satellite, Sputnik 1, into orbit.
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In October it banned Russian media outlets Russia Today and Sputnik, accusing them of interfering in the 2016 U.S. elections.
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"We mean everything from internet trolls to propaganda and misinformation spread by media companies like RT and Sputnik," he said.
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Sputnik news websites in various Scandinavian languages failed to attract enough readers and were closed after less than a year.
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Sputnik claims that it "tells the untold," even if its daily report relies heavily on articles abridged from other sources.
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Some Sputnik stories appeal to those Serbs suspicious of the West, NATO and Albanians - the largest ethnic group in Kosovo.
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Victorian-era lace and antique armoires are being scrapped for midcentury modern chairs, fiddle-leaf fig plants and sputnik chandeliers.
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It was at Baikonur that the Soviets launched Sputnik in 1957, shocking America and beginning the space race in earnest.
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Fairbanks said in an interview with Reuters that Sputnik had not told her to advocate for Trump, now president-elect.
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With the Cold War heating up and Sputnik flying through space, America looked to other unconventional uses of nuclear weapons.
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La otra, Sputnik Mundo, operada por el gobierno, arrancó transmisiones hace varios años y se produce parcialmente en Montevideo, Uruguay.
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Sputnik News identified the shooter as Mevlüt Mert Altintas, 22, who was shot and killed by police at the scene.
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And the company said it would ban the Russian-funded news outlets RT and Sputnik from advertising on the platform.
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John McCain for his alleged support of Ukrainian neo-Nazis, echoing language in tweets from Russian outlets RT and Sputnik.
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It was not required to do so (although a partner, Reston Translator, which transmits Radio Sputnik on FM frequencies, was).
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"Despite their misrepresentations of their identities, we found that these pages and accounts were linked to employees of Sputnik," Gleicher wrote.
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But in the age of RT and Sputnik, the bet in Washington is that at least some of them will be.
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West of Sputnik, we get a glimpse of my favorite Plutonian feature, a methane ice mountain range known as Cthulhu Regio.
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The paucity of craters speckling Sputnik Planitia shows that the ice plain&aposs surface has been shaped by geological activity recently .
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"By citing various opinions expressed by people involved in the election campaign, Sputnik always covers events as they are," it said.
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Lots of people thought they were seeing Sputnik—Russia's antennaed, spherical satellite, and the first thing humans had flung into orbit.
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Schmidt had told attendees at the forum that the company planned to make RT and Sputnik less accessible through Google results.
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Russia does not appear to have taken drastic action after Twitter removed RT and Sputnik from its ad networks this year.
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But in 2002, one of Sputnik 2's scientists revealed that Laika died from overheating a few hours into the journey.
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The decision to "off-board" all advertising from RT and Sputnik accounts is effective immediately, Twitter announced in a blog post.
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"How about no muslims!" wrote one person after the Sputnik story was shared in the "Canadian Combat Coalition National" Facebook group.
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In an interview with Russian news agency Sputnik, published in December 2017, she debunked most of the claims made about her.
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Sputnik has stirred rumours about the sexuality of Emmanuel Macron, a pro-NATO, pro-European Union candidate for the French presidency.
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The dining room, above, features a suite of scene-stealing copper chairs from Blu Dot and a coordinating Sputnik-style chandelier.
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But this is all rather odd, because remember, we think Sputnik Planitia formed when a rogue space rock smacked into Pluto.
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At least, that's exactly what we'd expect to happen if Sputnik Planum is indeed denser than the rest of Pluto's surface.
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Reporters and users online noticed Monday that Facebook's trending topics page was surfacing results from Kremlin-sponsored media outlet Sputnik News.
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Russia blamed the United States for failing to coordinate with them on the airstrikes, a Russian Defense Ministry spokesman told Sputnik.
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Russia blamed the United States for failing to coordinate with them on Saturday's airstrikes, a Russian Defense Ministry spokesman told Sputnik.
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Sputnik published an 800-word roundup of the presentation and press conference he gave at the state-run news agency's headquarters.
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It seemed clear that the ice of Sputnik Planum was flowing in a manner not unlike the ice floes of Earth.
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RIA Global, which produces content for Sputnik's news platforms, is staffed by American journalists and registered in the country, Sputnik said.
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On Facebook, "trending stories" featured articles about the shooter from Sputnik, a Russian propaganda outlet, a New York Times reporter noted.
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Meanwhile, Burger King Russia is proud to announce the release of a "Trump Burger," according to Sputnik News and CBS News.
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But 1957 was also the year the Soviets launched Sputnik using a space launch vehicle that was the R-7 ICBM.
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"Sputnik moment" refers to when the Soviet Union beat the U.S. in launching the first artificial earth-orbiting satellite into space.
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In the 61 years since Sputnik, all the world's militaries have come to depend on information from objects in earth orbit.
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Russian aircraft makers, who can skirt the U.S. sanctions, are already working on deals, Russian-state owned media outlet Sputnik reports.
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The plot was hatched at least six months ago, Communications Minister Jorge Rodriguez told the state-run Russian media outlet, Sputnik.
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The Soviet Union launched the space race with its two Sputnik satellites in 1957, though those missions did not return photos.
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Sputnik and RT were keying off two articles in The New York Times, which broke the news of the Alabama efforts.
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Graduate school was once considered a matter of national defense after Sputnik, when the nation panicked over the Soviet Union's advancement.
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Occupation: Former blogger, Sputnik Diet: Well, I've been a vegetarian since I was three—seeing Bambi kind of ruined my life.
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One American collector said he got an original spare Sputnik out of Russia by declaring its two halves as salad bowls.
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Since the Soviet Union's launch of Sputnik, the first artificial satellite, in 1957, the space around Earth has become increasingly cluttered.
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On Election Day, the French-language version of Sputnik, the Russian news outlet, played up social media coverage of the leaks.
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Sputnik said the injured would be taken for treatment to Moscow — about 2,600 miles to the west — and to St. Petersburg.
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Sputnik quoted local law enforcement officials as saying the impact broke the fuselage into three pieces, although no fire broke out.
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Eisenhower was also the president who helped created NASA, a direct result of the success of Russia's space program (i.e. Sputnik).
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The flames were fanned by Russian news outlets like Russia Today and Sputnik News, who both published multiple pieces about it.
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But representatives of Facebook and Google declined to say whether they would follow Twitter's lead in banning RT and Sputnik advertising.
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Imagine any John Hughes film stripped of Oingo Boingo, Sigue Sigue Sputnik, The Psychedelic Furs or Orchestral Manouvres in the Dark?
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In fact, the pages were operated by employees of Sputnik, a propaganda agency of the Kremlin very similar to Russia's RT. And just like RT, Sputnik is focused on reaching a non-Russian audience, whether that's people in the United States or citizens of European countries that just so happen to have elections coming up this year.
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For some subset of Americans, the intelligence report singling out RT and Sputnik was just another attack from the supposed "deep state" that Breitbart, for instance, had been fuming about for months — and it was less than surprising when, this spring, Sputnik hired a former Breitbart reporter, Lee Stranahan, to start a radio show in Washington.
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The UN's Office for Outer Space Affairs says about 8,650 objects have been launched into space since Sputnik went up in 1957.
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But it wasn't: It was the body of the rocket that bore Sputnik to space—and Earth's first piece of space junk.
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The United States faces a challenge comparable to the one we faced when the Soviet Union launched the first space satellite, Sputnik.
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Sputnik, part of the sprawling state media holding company Rossiya Segodnya, was set up in 2014 to help disseminate Russia's views abroad.
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At the center is a portion of Sputnik Planum, blocky plains of nitrogen ice with hills of frozen water floating on top.
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Sputnik responded by airing thinly sourced Russian claims about Islamic State oil sales to Turkish officials, including members of Mr Erdogan's family.
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The video starts just southwest of Sputnik Planitia — the huge plains of nitrogen ice that form part of Pluto's signature giant heart.
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Government-owned outlets like Sputnik and TASS get more exposure while the IRA is seen as an epicenter of Russian information warfare.
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The Soviets had not only launched Sputnik, but also pioneering space dog Laika, before the Eisenhower administration got around to founding NASA.
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NASA believes that this is a result of the icebergs becoming "beached" in the shallow ice at the edge of Sputnik Planum.
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RT is the overseas television station and online outlet, while Sputnik, the online-only media network, is available in over 30 languages.
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According to Russian state-run Sputnik media, the leaders discussed the situation in Ukraine and Syria, the fight against terrorism and cybersecurity.
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A spokesperson for Sputnik dismissed the claims of U.S. sources, calling them an "absolute pack of lies" in a statement to Reuters.
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Space colonization began in 1957 with the launch of Sputnik, followed by the monumental Apollo program that landed humans on the moon.
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Even more weight was needed, and a dense ocean lurking just underneath Sputnik Planitia would have been enough to do the trick.
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"You end up with an ocean that's closest to the surface underneath Sputnik Planitia than it is in the surroundings," says Nimmo.
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October 290, 1957 marked the dawn of the Space Age, when the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, the first human-made satellite.
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We need to match the determination of the Sputnik generation, putting our citizens at the center of the economy of the future.
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Simonyan is the chief of Russian state media conglomerate Rossiya Segodnya, which owns Russia Today and Sputnik, according to The Moscow Times.
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Meanwhile, Sputnik News, a Russian state-funded news outlet, disputed CNN's claim that the bank in question was also backed by Moscow.
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Sputnik quoted Chvarkov as saying the existing corridors have allowed 169 civilians and 69 militants who had laid down arms to flee.
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" Feinberg said during his time at Sputnik his editors would often describe assignments by saying " 'Moscow wants this or Moscow wants that.
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Laika was sent into space by the Soviet Union in Sputnik 2 in 1957 after being found on the streets of Moscow.
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OCTOBER SKY A West Virginia teenager, inspired by the Soviet launch of Sputnik, ignores his father's wishes to enter the coal mines.
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The "new Cold War" isn't waiting for America to make a fresh start, discover its Sputnik moment, and then surge to victory.
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"Y Combinator" by Y Combinator"Everything I listen to is from the perspective of helping the Sputnik startups get better," said Malysheva.
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After the Soviets' successful launch of Sputnik in 1958, there was a considerable effort to reform science curriculum in U.S. high schools.
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"Any form of pollution is an issue for us," said Sputnik Ratau, a spokesman for South Africa's Department of Water and Sanitation.
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Sputnik in Moscow declined a Reuters request to interview the editor-in-chief of its Serbian service or to answer emailed questions.
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He also pointed out that time in October when Trump cited an apparent fake news story from Russian propaganda outlet Sputnik News.
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For the Pentagon, the most significant fact was that Sputnik had been launched by an ICBM capable of reaching the U.S. homeland.
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Laika was sent into space by the Soviet Union in Sputnik 2 in 1957, after being found on the streets of Moscow.
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Recently, Twitter broke ranks with Google and Facebook in its treatment of Russia Today and Sputnik, state-backed media agencies in Russia.
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Last week, by contrast, Twitter said it would ban RT and Sputnik, another Kremlin-backed news organization, from advertising on its service.
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Built in the 1950s to launch Sputnik, the facility remains operational to this day, though many of the surrounding structures are abandoned.
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"We are not even at the Sputnik stage of understanding problems with mental health," said Robert Wilkie, the secretary of veterans affairs.
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Weighing almost 200 pounds, the Sputnik spacecraft was "one of the world's greatest propaganda — as well as scientific — feats," The Times wrote.
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The other, the government-run Sputnik Mundo, began broadcasting in the last several years and is produced in part in Montevideo, Uruguay.
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His repeated claims this fall that the election was rigged echoed and amplified propaganda spouted by the Russian networks RT and Sputnik.
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At least 23 people were taken to hospitals in nearby Tiksi, on Siberia's northern Laptev Sea, the agency's Sputnik news service reported.
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Then, when the former Soviet Union launched Sputnik and beat us in that leg of the Space Race, we didn't back down.
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If you're by the more powerful transmitter, you get Radio Sputnik Is this kind of propaganda relatively unprecedented in U.S.-Russian relations?
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Radio Sputnik, a propaganda arm of the Russian government, began broadcasting on three Kansas City-area radio stations during prime drive time.
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In Kansas City, Sputnik airs six hours every day, during commuting times in the morning and evening as well as on weekends.
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The attacks coincided with highly slanted articles about Mr. Macron on the French language services of Sputnik and RT, formerly Russia Today.
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Sputnik News peddles Kremlin propaganda on topics such as Syria and straightfacedly reports Mr. Putin's denials of interfering in other countries' elections.
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She worked there for years until the Soviet satellite Sputnik kicked off the space race between the United States and the USSR.
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"This new structure -- the constitutional committee for the preparation of the Syrian constitution -- will operate in Geneva," Lavrov said, according to Sputnik.
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As it happens, this was untrue, as even Sputnik International, the Russian state-supported news service that helped promote the story, acknowledged.
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Twitter announced Thursday, shortly after Simonyan's remarks, that it would no longer run ads from Russian-funded news outlets RT and Sputnik.
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The motive is there: The US really wanted to beat the Soviet Union to the moon, and Sputnik forced NASA into action.
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It's been this way since the 1957 launch of Sputnik 1, which made use of two radio frequencies: 20.005 and 40.01 MHz.
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The first paper, from the University of Arizona, suggests that Sputnik Planitia filled with ice and altered tidal forces between Pluto and Charon.
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The hills are likely fragments of the rugged uplands that broke away and are being carried by the nitrogen glaciers into Sputnik Planum.
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Sputnik, in a comment on Tuesday, said Ferrand's accusations were false and lacked any evidence, and represented an attempt at spinning public opinion.
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It ran a number of pages related to two news websites that regularly re-posted articles from the Kremlin-run Sputnik news agency.
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The Georgian Sputnik wrote, as it was asked, about the dress sense of the country's female politicians, including plenty of examples and photos.
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Last year Minasyan confirmed to Re:Baltica that she was responsible for all Sputnik websites in the Baltics, but denied being involved with Baltnews.
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Special chambers within the capsule of Sputnik 5 contained plates treated with chemicals that released oxygen and absorbed carbon dioxide and excess humidity.
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When that impact occurred isn't yet certain, but it's possible that Sputnik Planum didn't start out in its present location near the equator.
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Jumbled, broken "chaos" terrain is visible in the center of this image, with the northwest edge of Sputnik Planum shown to the right.
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So, the trigger for Epstein's 2016 Sputnik article was a video; one trigger for the video was Epstein's 2015 research, published on PNAS.
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NASA has also released a photo of the Sputnik Planum region which it says is the sharpest view yet of the Plutonian surface.
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Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova reiterated that message Friday to Russian broadcaster Govorit Moskva, according to state-run Russian news outlet Sputnik.
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Click here to view original GIFAnimation showing how Pluto might have re-oriented itself in response to volatile ices accumulating in Sputnik Planitia.
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On issues like the wars in Ukraine and Syria and the turmoil in Venezuela, Sputnik regularly channels the voice of its Russian paymasters.
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But Sputnik has also continued to be a thorn in Mr Erdogan's side by flouting the rules imposed on Turkey's leading news outlets.
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Along with the BBC and Deutsche Welle, which also run Turkish-language services, Sputnik has turned into a magnet for unemployed Turkish reporters.
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Again, these are all sloppy and simplistic, but they're a place to start if a 22017-year-old asked you what Sputnik was.
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As other researchers have noted, this curious position suggests Sputnik Planum is a positive mass anomaly—an unusually heavy patch of Pluto's crust.
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Broadcasters like RT and Sputnik spread disinformation that furthers Mr Putin's ends and slant news stories in ways that play up their divisiveness.
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Sixty years after the Sputnik moment, America needs the same combination of public investment and private enterprise in pursuit of a national project.
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A recent news report from Sputnik reported that tank-maker Uralvagonzavod has developed a "remotely-detonated" 125mm shell for the T-14 Armata.
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Over time, these hills break free from the mountains and follow the flow of the nitrogen-rich glaciers that make up Sputnik Planum.
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The icy materials inside of Sputnik Planum are thought to be made mostly of frozen nitrogen, which is found in abundance across Pluto.
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Matsuyama's study says that the low-lying Sputnik Planitia filled up with a bunch of nitrogen ice, gaining mass that pushed Pluto over.
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America was forced into the stars, after all, by the fear of Sputnik, and the space program has always retained a military edge.
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There is no siren wake-up call such as the "Sputnik moment," or sense of victorious relief such as post-Cold War triumphalism.
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Twitter said on Thursday that it's immediately removing all off-board advertising from two of Russia's largest media outlets, Russia Today and Sputnik.
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Facebook says it took down 364 pages that were operated by Russian employees of state news agency Sputnik in central and eastern Europe.
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Facebook says it took down 85033 pages that were operated by Russian employees of state news agency Sputnik in central and eastern Europe.
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RIGA (Reuters) - Latvian authorities have shut down the local version of Russian pro-Kremlin news website Sputnik, drawing an immediate rebuke from Moscow.
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It was the early 60s, in the shadow of Sputnik, and he was the first kid I knew to have his own launcher.
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Two cases involved discussions of the Skripal poisoning on current affairs program "Sputnik", co-presented by former British lawmaker George Galloway, it said.
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Speaking to Kremlin mouthpiece Sputnik, Assange's Ecuadorean lawyer Carlos Poveda claims the U.S., U.K., and Ecuador had reached an agreement over his client.
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When Russia launched its first Sputnik satellite in 1957, our response was to redouble our efforts and win the race to the moon.
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Huawei currently has about 550 people at two R&D centers in the Russian cities of St. Petersburg and Moscow, according to Sputnik.
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Weighing almost 200 pounds, the Sputnik spacecraft, above, was "one of the world's greatest propaganda — as well as scientific — feats," The Times wrote.
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Not reacting to coronavirus — that's just the latest one — but 9/11, Sputnik, Pearl Harbor ... Americans are always the worst at proactive response.
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Last week we reported that Radio Sputnik, a propaganda arm of the Russian government, is broadcasting on three Kansas City-area radio stations.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry told Sputnik, a Russian government-owned news agency on Tuesday, however, that Mr. Johnson is on a government blacklist.
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Russian media soon picked up the Spygate narrative as well — Sputnik News, a Russian government–owned broadcast service, even did a "Spygate" explainer.
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A few months ago, Russia created what could turn out to be its second "Sputnik," although most of the world took little notice.
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The Russian Foreign Ministry told Sputnik, a Russian government-owned news agency on Tuesday, however, that Mr. Johnson is on a government blacklist.
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And the most visible tools of Russian propaganda, like the English-language broadcaster RT and the news agency Sputnik, heavily supported the initiative.
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It cited a report this year from U.S. intelligence agencies and said it had also done its own investigations of RT and Sputnik.
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In response to Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential election, Google is deranking Russian news outlets Russia Today and Sputnik in its search algorithms.
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After classifying the articles based on tone and bias, the researchers found that RT and Sputnik "overwhelmingly" cast genetic modification in a negative light.
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It took a Soviet satellite called Sputnik in 1957, the first ever in space, to awake America's animal spirits and spur our competitive streak.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on December 25, 190Photo: APFacebook has deleted hundreds of pages linked to the Kremlin-backed propaganda network known as Sputnik.
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A dramatic view showing the rugged high rim of the Sputnik Planitia basin and the nitrogen-methane ice sheet that partially fills its floor.
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"The technical means of automatic target-tracking and identification greatly exceeds the human capability," an unnamed tank expert told Russia's government-owned Sputnik website.
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Russia is also deeply engaged in local language media, both with Kremlin-owned websites like Sputnik and with bots that harp on local grievances.
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The quote was actually written by Newsweek journalist Kurt Eichenwald, who debunked Trump's claim and traced it back to a Sputnik article (now deleted).
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Google has also bumped heads with Russia over suggestions that the search engine would downrank results from government-funded media outlets RT and Sputnik.
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But while Sputnik Planitia revealed things about the former ninth planet we never expected to learn, its location, at Pluto's equator, posed a mystery.
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Sputnik has played a similar role in Turkey, where it has enthusiastically supported Russian efforts to deepen the country's estrangement from its Western allies.
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The agency was created in 1958 as a response to the Soviet Union's launch of Sputnik, to help the United States get into space.
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The relationship between government and scientists became even warmer during the Cold War, particularly after the Soviet Union launched the Sputnik satellite in 1957.
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Peskov said the "absurd news" was "immediately refuted directly by a presidential candidate's family," according to the Russian state news agency website Sputnik News.
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That included three Russians who were staying at a house in Antalya, according to an account also reported by Russia's state-run Sputnik news.
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"This plain on Sputnik Planum has no impact craters on it," says Jeffrey Moore, a New Horizons co-investigator at NASA Ames Research Center.
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The expansion in Germany of RT and Sputnik, both Russian government-controlled media outlets, has also fueled concerns among some German politicians and officials.
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In my view the era that began with Sputnik in the late 1950s and ended with moon landings was the greatest era of innovation.
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Russian state-owned news agency Sputnik has been denied a permanent congressional press pass by the Congressional Periodical Press Gallery committee, Politico reported Friday.
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The smooth, frozen terrain of Sputnik Planum is one of the most surprising features as scientists were expecting to see a heavily-cratered surface.
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Franklin's sister, Jenifer Glynn, told the BBC that Franklin, who died just months after the launch of Sputnik 1, was fascinated with space exploration.
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"Russia has various contracts that are in the process of being fulfilled, contracts of a technical military character," Sputnik quoted the source as saying.
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She said she did get a lot of news from Sputnik and RT but laughed at the notion that she could have Kremlin connections.
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Nine months after Sputnik, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration came into being, followed soon by the human spaceflight program known as Project Mercury.
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All told, the inauthentic network helped Sputnik raise its reach in the countries covered by more than 170 percent, according to the Atlantic Council.
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The launch of Sputnik, the first Earth-orbiting satellite, startled the world in 26, and America had been struggling to catch up ever since.
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But Kuwait's foreign ministry refuted the report, which was widely picked up by news websites popular with Trump supporters including Breitbart, Infowars and Sputnik.
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He said his job included trying to create viral memes on a Facebook page called Mutinous Media, which did not list a Sputnik connection.
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The Sputnik article cited Mr. Eliason's writings and suggested that CrowdStrike might have framed Russia for the D.N.C. hack — if it occurred at all.
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We're covering a surge in coronavirus cases, the state of the Democratic presidential race, and Radio Sputnik, a Russian propaganda effort, in the Midwest.
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"What was supposed to be a historic jazz station in a historic jazz community is now broadcasting Alex Jones and Sputnik," Ms. Dixon said.
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Les deux plus importants, présents sur les réseaux sociaux, sont Sputnik et RT (Russia Today), qui va lancer sa chaîne en français en 2017.
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The current chair of Italy's state television broadcaster RAI has spread conspiracy theories online and has been frequently interviewed by Russia Today and Sputnik.
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The Kansas City Star reported Friday that Florida-based company RM Broadcasting LLC has agreements to air Radio Sputnik on the Alpine Broadcasting Corp.
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Russia is warning the U.S. not to take action against its government-backed media outlets, such as RT and Sputnik, threatening retaliation, CNN reports.
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As Chester Finn writes in "Troublemaker: A Personal History of School Reform since Sputnik," Chubb and Moe sparked years of pro-school choice legislation.
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Twitter will no longer allow two Russian-backed media organizations — RT and Sputnik — to advertise on its site, the social media company announced Thursday.
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During the campaign, Russia Today and Sputnik were agents of influence which on several occasions spread fake news about me personally and my campaign.
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Against the wall was a 1990s-era Anniversary Legend jukebox, and in an adjacent room was a 1961 AMI Continental modeled after the Sputnik satellite.
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Since Sputnik, humans have walked on the Moon, peered to the edge of the universe, and listened to the sound of two black holes colliding.
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Sputnik News, which incidentally has strongly denied accusations from NATO that it's a Kremlin propaganda machine, reported that Germany had been given the wrong gold.
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The storm also delayed nearly 150 flights at Moscow airports and caused over 5,000 people to experience power outages, according to the Sputnik news agency.
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That would cause Pluto to topple over until Sputnik Planitia lay at one of the two points at which the tidal axis intersects its surface.
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His team scraped the websites of RT, Sputnik, CNN, Fox News, Breitbart, and Huffington Post to find all stories in that year that mentioned GMOs.
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By this metric, a Sputnik moment doesn't have to be cause for alarm, and the race to build better AI could still benefit us all.
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Facebook took down 364 Pages and accounts run by this network and said that they were linked to employees of Moscow-based news agency Sputnik.
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As Stern explained today, the blocky ice structures characteristic of Sputnik Planum are probably the result of thermal convection and density differences between different ices.
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Now America is having a crisis of confidence about China, and the cause is not one Sputnik moment but many smaller ones in a row.
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According to Nimmo's analysis, after Sputnik Planitia was carved out, the topographic depression would have started to rebound, drawing water up from this underground reservoir.
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NASA also released this shaded relief view (below) of the region surrounding the left side of Pluto's distinctive heart-shaped feature, informally dubbed Sputnik Planum.
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After all, their country put the first satellite, Sputnik, into orbit in 1957, and the first human, Yuri Gagarin, into outer space four years later.
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Sputnik Planitia has been tempting scientists since the early 90's—back when it was just a blurry bright spot on a blob of pixels.
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It's likely that the floating hills are fragmented water ice that have broken away from the rugged uplands and are gliding towards the Sputnik Planum.
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The U.S. is not the only country to have accused Russia Today and Sputnik of playing a role in trying to influence the country's vote.
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The United States established the National Science Foundation and, later, won the Space Race with Russia after that nation launched Sputnik during the Eisenhower years.
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State sponsored media outlets like Russia Today and Sputnik also continue laying groundwork to challenge both the process, and potentially the results, of future elections.
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Sputnik said Sukhoi recently signed memorandums of understanding for 40 Sukhoi SuperJet 100 passenger planes with two Iranian airlines, involving deliveries between now and 2022.
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A former Breitbart News reporter who quit the alt-right publication in protest plans to launch a radio show for Sputnik, a Russian propaganda network.
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"We are discussing with [Putin] how to evacuate them to our country without problems and provide them with medical assistance," Sputnik quoted Erdogan as saying.
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Sputnik Planum is bordered by several mountain ranges which scientists predict could also be a result of the giant impact thought to create the planum.
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The flights carried officials who arrived to "exchange consultations," wrote Russian government-owned news agency Sputnik, which quoted an unnamed source at the Russian embassy.
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To win this fight, Americans need to think seriously about why RT, Sputnik and "fake news" resonate with so many people in the first place.
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Facebook and the Google-owned YouTube have not taken the same route, citing that RT and Sputnik have not broken their terms of service agreements.
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DARPA is the Pentagon skunk works created after Sputnik to create "strategic surprise" in international conflict, and it had launched the forerunner to today's internet.
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"This huge U.S. project was implemented by the team of Condoleezza Rice," he told Russia's Sputnik news agency, referring to the former secretary of state.
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"Italian forces flee after a fight with the Taliban," read one recent headline on the Dari-language service of Sputnik, the Russian state news portal.
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Though a lot of "oohs" and "aaah" permeated the air above, one person shouted "sputnik!" as his onomatopoeic interpretation, apropos of nothing and decidedly excellent.
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The two news sites are Russia Today and Sputnik, both of which are backed by the Kremlin and are accused of furthering Russian propaganda worldwide.
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In multiple interviews, including with RT and Sputnik, Steltner reiterated that the girl had recanted the original story about the kidnapping and the gang rape.
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In large part, this is why outlets like RT and Sputnik have proved so vexing to the West — and especially so in the United States.
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RT и Sputnik в этом докладе описываются как ключевой узел огромной сети аккаунтов в социальных сетях, в которую входят "третьи лица, посредники и платные тролли".
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"What is our Sputnik moment?" she added, referring to the satellite launch by the Soviet Union in 1957 that galvanized the United States space program.
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U.S. officials assessed that Russian state-backed news outlets like RT and Sputnik, as well as paid social media trolls, contributed to the influence campaign.
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The SA-15 system, which can fire up to eight short-range missiles, according to Sputnik, can lock on to several aircraft or inbound missiles.
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But Mr. Lakhonin did point a reporter to two articles posted Wednesday in the Russian-sponsored Sputnik News that were openly skeptical of the charges.
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Twitter is blocking advertising from the Russian state-backed news organizations Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik for promoting false and misleading stories across the network.
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NASA itself was going through its own growing pains at this point, having been founded the previous summer, largely in response to the Sputnik crisis.
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The agency was recovering from a series of public failures, including the 1957 launchpad explosion of Vanguard 1, intended to be America's answer to Sputnik.
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The Sputnik employees also created events on Facebook, though we don't know how many people may have attended them, let alone whether the events even happened.
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Those updates include a sharper-looking knife, a less Sputnik-esque alembic, and yes, a green squirt gun that will replace the cartoonish revolver in tweets.
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This view of Pluto's Sputnik Planitia nitrogen-ice plain was captured by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft during its flyby of the dwarf planet in July 2015.
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The Kyrgyzstan Sputnik wrote, as instructed, about local business tycoon Sharshenbek Abdykerimov secretly owning an apartment in the Tower, at the time London's tallest residential skyscraper.
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"We warn the United States and its allies against new reckless moves," Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov told Russian news channel Sputnik on Aug. 25.
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The managing partner first picked this book up for inspiration as a parent, and it quickly became the opening read of the Sputnik ATX startup curriculum.
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And it may have struck Pluto hundreds of millions to billions of years ago, long before Sputnik Planum migrated to its present position near the equator.
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Sputnik Planitia, an ice-filled plain about the size of Hudson Bay, is named after the first artificial satellite, launched by the Soviet Union in 1957.
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Each paper seeks to explain how Sputnik Planitia—the brilliant, ice filled basin affectionately called the "left lobe" of Pluto's heart—formed and evolved over time.
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While the papers agree on the broad brushstrokes and diverge on the details of how Sputnik Planitia came to be, neither analysis is complete or irrefutable.
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On the other hand, Mr Lesaca's figures suggest that the retweets of RT and Sputnik by Chavista bots were not taken up by living, breathing Catalans.
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The guy next to me, who has a Sputnik tattoo on one forearm and an infinity symbol inked on the other, writes something in his notebook.
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Syromyatnikov went to work under Sergey Korolev, the head designer of the ballistic missile that launched Sputnik—the world's first artificial satellite—into orbit in 1957.
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The FBI has launched an investigation into whether Russian state-controlled media outlet Sputnik may be effectively acting as an undeclared propaganda wing of the Kremlin.
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The Advanced Research Projects Agency, which created the internet's forebear, ARPANET, was President Eisenhower's response to the launch of Sputnik by the Soviet Union, he writes.
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On the contrary, on February 28503, the Russian official news network RT's Sputnik website carried an interview with 22019 Star Member of Parliament Manlio Di Stefano.
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Last month, Apurva Chandra, an official with India's Ministry of Defense, toured helicopter and ship plants in Moscow and Kaliningrad, according to state run Sputnik News.
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The Kremlin uses both conventional media — Sputnik, a news agency, and RT, a television outlet — and covert channels, as in Sweden, that are almost always untraceable.
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McClatchy's sources said bots created millions of Facebook and Twitter posts linking to stories and articles on far-right websites including Breitbart News, InfoWars and Sputnik.
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The winches, which look a little like industrial-strength rowing machines, unspool two lines of steel wire and a suitably red power cable to each sputnik.
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Previously, Erdogan had said that around 500 people -- including 170 women and children -- required "urgent humanitarian aid," according to Turkey's TRT and Russia's Sputnik news agencies.
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So what they do is they launch those simultaneously as they begin the engagement or push of false new stories usually from RT and Sputnik news.
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This week, the agency declassified 19583 memos, reports and summaries to mark the 60th anniversary of the day the Soviet satellite Sputnik 1 went into orbit.
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Many American TV watchers were still paranoid about the Sputnik launch two years earlier and didn't know what lay ahead as man reached for the stars.
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Facebook said Thursday it had removed hundreds of fake pages and accounts operating in Eastern Europe that were run by the Kremlin-linked news outlet Sputnik.
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"At the moment we are using the whole system and that will remain until we see better rain," said Department of Water Affairs spokesman Sputnik Ratau.
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In the United States, talk radio on Sputnik covers the political spectrum from right to left, but the constant backbeat is that America is damaged goods.
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Peter Schartel, the owner of Alpine Broadcasting Corporation of Liberty, Mo., the company airing Sputnik in Kansas City, said that he started the broadcasts on Jan.
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The deal was brokered by RM Broadcasting, a Florida firm that hunts for airtime to sell to Rossiya Segodnya, the Russian state media organization behind Sputnik.
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"What appears to have been a coordinated attack came at a time of heightened tensions in Idlib between Syria and Turkey," Sputnik said on its website.
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Sputnik writer Bill Moran had written a piece that included a misattributed quote that Trump, then a presidential candidate, used in a speech that same day.
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The ban will not apply to any other advertisers, Twitter said, and RT and Sputnik will be allowed to retain their own Twitter accounts and followers.
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But RT and Sputnik, both of them funded by the Kremlin, worked openly, using platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube to amplify content critical of Mrs.
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The waves that he made during his life, which ended in 1903, were part of the rising tide that lifted Sputnik into space 60 years ago today.
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But Mikailov said Russia could be involved in joint military exercises that involved not only the Philippines, but also China and Malaysia, according to the Sputnik report.
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In the video below, the viewer soars over Pluto's nitrogen ice plain—known as Sputnik Planitia—as well as the highlands of Voyager Terra and Pioneer Terra.
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Boulegue said that another option was the British broadcasting regulator Ofcom cracking down on Russian media outlets, such as RT and Sputnik, seen as important propaganda mouthpieces.
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Laika was bound into a crude spacesuit and loaded into Sputnik 2 a month after the spacecraft's predecessor became the first satellite launched into low Earth orbit.
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If Sputnik Planitia were an anomalously dense part of Pluto's surface, and thus a concentration of mass, it would affect Pluto's orientation with respect to its moon.
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The report said that in 2017, on the orders of Russia, Baltnews and Sputnik began publishing more articles about the status of the Polish community in Lithuania.
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RT and Sputnik now happily regurgitate right-wing media pieces attacking Soros, as do pro-Russian websites across the Western Balkans, Eastern Europe, and even in Italy.
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Trump didn't cite a source to back up his claim, but the most recent report alleging this came from Sputnik News, a Russian state-owned news agency.
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But all three of those outlets attributed their reports to a single source: an exclusive article written for Sputnik by psychologist Dr. Robert Epstein on September 26.
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Another odd thing here is the number of times that Sputnik and its sister TV outlet, RT (the former Russia Today), had already reported on Epstein's theories.
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Ferrand told France 2 television that Russia Today and Sputnik, Russian state-controlled media, had spread "fake news" with the aim of swinging public opinion against Macron.
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" According to Russian state-run news agency Sputnik, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters Friday that Putin believes the attack was done under a "trumped-up pretext.
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Twitter said Thursday it would "off-board" ads linked to Russian state outlets Russia Today (RT) and Sputnik over concerns they tried to influence the 2016 election.
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" Sputnik, a Russian state-owned news outlet, said recently the White Helmets rescue service had delivered a large shipment of toxic substances to "local armed militant groups.
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Sputnik Planitia is near the equator on Pluto — but unlike Mars or Earth, Pluto's equator is home to some of the coldest regions on the dwarf planet.
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"It started out somewhere else on the surface but then it tilted Pluto over so that Sputnik Planitia moved to this point directly opposite Charon," says Nimmo.
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But the ultimate sacrificial lamb was Laika, an adorable mutt who became the first living creature to orbit the Earth on November 3, 1957, in Sputnik 2.
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On her show, Maddow spoke about how an employee of One America News also worked for the news agency Sputnik, which has ties to the Russia government.
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Korolev worked on the Sputnik program, the Vostok program that carried the first human into space in 1961 and rockets that were precursors to the Soyuz launcher.
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As usual, they flew in the storied Soyuz rocket, launched out of the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan—the same facility that sent off Sputnik 60 years ago.
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According to the AFP, pieces of the rocket fell to Earth after it launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome—the site where Sputnik 1 took off in 1957.
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Sputnik has canine compulsive disorder (CCD) and is at Tufts for a checkup with Nicholas Dodman, a veterinarian who has been studying CCD for over two decades.
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"Putin is giving us support on all levels and we have received it with much pleasure and gratitude," Maduro told Sputnik, another state-run Russian news agency.
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But weirdly, the Tombaugh Regio region—and particularly a region called Sputnik Planitia, often called the heart's left ventricle—is "almost exactly opposite to Charon," Binzel said.
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In the Sputnik articles, the officials criticized the United Nations for having failed to use a pause in the Aleppo bombing this fall to evacuate wounded people.
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Twitter banned RT and Sputnik from advertising on its platform and donated the funds to external research into how Twitter is used for civic engagement and elections.
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"Russia is focused on other formats, apart from the G7," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said in a brief statement reported by the government-controlled Sputnik news agency.
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Yeah, so basically since we've been putting up satellites — Sputnik all the way to the current day — most of what we put up there doesn't come back.
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Synopsis: The true story of Homer Hickam, a coal miner's son who was inspired by the first Sputnik launch to take up rocketry against his father's wishes.
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Boztepe's detention came a day after a crowd of people chanted slogans outside the homes of three Sputnik journalists in Ankara, one of the journalist's relatives said.
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Off the living room is a den and a dining room, which is separated from the living room by French doors and has a Sputnik-style chandelier.
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On Monday, Yahoo News reported that former Sputnik reporter Andrew Feinberg had a lengthy interview with the Justice Department office that handles Foreign Agents Registration Act issues.
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The two most important of these, both active on social-media networks, are Sputnik and RT (Russia Today), which is to begin broadcasting in French this year.
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Sputnik and RT have published numerous articles about, say, the problems ostensibly caused by immigrants, thereby reinforcing the fear and the backlash triggered by recent terrorist attacks.
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" Sputnik, a Russian state-owned news outlet, said recently the White Helmets rescue service had delivered a large shipment of toxic substances to "local armed militant groups.
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Sputnik triggered the Space Race, a geopolitically intense and technologically productive phase of the Cold War, which climaxed with NASA's six Apollo Moon landings from 1969 to 1972.
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When Sputnik 1 reached low Earth orbit in 1957, it did more than kick-start America's space program and send American schoolchildren scurrying for cover under their desks.
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Located along the southwest margin of Sputnik Planitia—a vast plain comprised of frozen nitrogen—this mountain features steep cliffs, some at angles reaching 40 degrees or more.
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The company in September said it had suspended about 200 Russian-linked accounts, and followed it by suspending adverts from media outlets Russia Today and Sputnik in October.
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"Putin arrived at the National Defense Control Center and gave the command to start the tests," the Kremlin's press office said, according to Russian state propaganda outlet Sputnik.
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Whether it was the discovery of fission or the launch of Sputnik, the United States has responded to scientific challenges of the past century with resolve and determination.
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Nationwide panic after the launch of Sputnik in 21972, followed by the Soviet Union launching the first person into space in 216, had kicked off the space race.
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It has pumped out disinformation and propaganda both through its official media channels, such as the RT and Sputnik news networks, and through thousands of paid internet trolls.
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Such proposals lack the drama of America's response to the Sputnik shock, a space race that put man on the moon and spurred inventions vital to modern life.
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Six months before he published his Sputnik piece, RT ran a 10-minute interview with him, at a time when Clinton's main rival was Democratic contender Bernie Sanders.
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When the satellite Sputnik launched into orbit in 22000, it took the already-budding inventiveness of the early computer era and turned it into a catalyst to innovate.
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Image: James Tuttle KeaneNimmo estimates that Sputnik Planitia's slushy ocean is up to 60 miles (100 kilometers) deep, and buried beneath another 120 miles (200 kilometers) of ice.
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The Russian news service Sputnik sent a tweet claiming that Trump's claims were true — that President Obama and Secretary Clinton founded ISIS to oust President Assad of Syria.
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Sometimes, as Sputnik did not long after launch, these objects finish their useful lives, slip back into the surly bonds of Earth, and burn up in the atmosphere.
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But that heart, which is actually a nitrogen-ice covered basin called Sputnik Planitia that stretches for 1,000 kilometers, isn't just a sign that Pluto needs some love.
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Meanwhile, the newly launched Soviet satellite, Sputnik II, circles the earth, carrying what is reported to be a female husky dog, the first living being to roam space.
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"The United States imposed a 60-day period during which we had to fulfill their ultimatum," the Sputnik news agency quoted Ryabkov as saying after talks with Thompson.
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In France, Russian state-controlled media outlets, especially Sputnik, are, writing positive stories about the Russian preferred candidates Le Pen and casting a more negative light on Macron.
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CCTV footage published by Kremlin-sponsored Sputnik News showed police officers tackling the woman as what appeared to be the head fell to the ground and rolled away.
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These minerals are heating up the surface above, causing the icy materials inside Sputnik Planum to stir and smooth out any craters that may have been there before.
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The round is co-led by Kibo Ventures, and JME VC, and existing investors Samaipata Ventures, Breega Capital, 360 Capital Partners, Banc Sabadell Venture Capital, Sputnik, and Mediaset.
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Scientists believe the 600-mile-wide region of frozen plains known as Sputnik Planitia gained enough mass over the years, causing Pluto to tilt to its current orientation.
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In early October, Google booted RT from a premium YouTube advertiser program, and three weeks later Twitter banned both Sputnik and RT from placing ads on its platform.
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That would be a piece of the rocket that brought the real Sputnik to space — estimated to cost $35 million to $69 million now, or so he says.
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State-run Sputnik carried different findings in a report on March 29 under the headline: "2017 presidential elections: the return of Fillon at the head of the polls".
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Monica and Chandler decided to throw a party which featured Ross dressed like Sputnik, Rachel giving away money instead of candy, and Phoebe falling for her sister's fiance.
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Sputnik, the latest global news player to court Serbia, was launched three years ago, saying it would provide an alternative view of world events to Western mainstream media.
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One story on the Sputnik Serbian-language website in April said ethnic Serbs in Kosovo should "sleep with one eye open" because of the threat from Albanian extremists.
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Unofficially named Wright Mons in honor of the Wright brothers, the massive ice caldera is located just south of Pluto's icy heart: a frozen terrain named Sputnik Planum.
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In some regions of Sputnik Planum, visible surface pits are thought to be caused by sublimation (meaning the nitrogen ice went directly from a solid to a gas).
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But with Sputnik and Apollo now far behind us, it appears we've entered a new kind of space race: the race to become the first humans on Mars.
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In articles quoting Russian sources and disseminated by the Russian-based Sputnik news agency and by a Chinese newspaper, Russia has sent decidedly mixed messages about its intentions.
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Opinion WASHINGTON — Since the American presidential election, RT and Sputnik, Russia's state-funded foreign media networks, have dominated the discussion about the United States' response to Russian disinformation.
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But I pushed her limits over a faux Sputnik light fixture that she found on eBay that she wanted to hang in the center of our living room.
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The launch of Sputnik in 1957 kicked off the Cold War space race as we know it, and the United States did recover from the Soviets' early lead.
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So after Sputnik, the military wanted to promote investment in a way that would allow the U.S. to constantly be out in front in terms to technical innovation.
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"In the pre-Sputnik days, it was easy to dismiss so much as science-fiction fantasies," Carson wrote to the woman she loved, Dorothy Freeman, in February 25.
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Launched two years ago as a successor to the official Russian wire service and radio network, Sputnik does not merely parrot the Kremlin political line, according to experts.
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That same day, Sputnik, a brash Russian-government-run news and commentary site that models itself on BuzzFeed, ran a story raising allegations of a police cover-up.
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The agency was established, originally as ARPA, in 1958, to get the United States into space after the Soviets beat us to the punch with the Sputnik satellite.
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Russian media, including Sputnik and RT, made the movement appear significantly larger, though, by interviewing activists and giving them both a platform and a veneer of legitimacy. 3.
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The Soviet Union had leapt ahead in space exploration with the surprise launch of Sputnik and cemented their dominance when Yuri Gagarin became the first human in space.
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If OneWeb and Starlink succeed, the next decade will see nearly five times as many satellites put into orbit as all satellites launched since Sputnik 1 in 1957.
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There were odd flashes of serendipity — as when an errant paint splotch on an artist's rendering inspired the Met's crystal "sputnik" chandeliers, which still rise before each performance.
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Sputnik earlier this month ran an interview with a conservative French lawmaker accusing Macron, a former investment banker, of being an agent of "the big American banking system".
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It is hard to imagine a time since the post-Sputnik years when science and technology education has been more valued, by universities and in the labor market.
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Fourth: Throughout the campaign, Trump unquestioningly repeated slogans and conspiracy theories — "Obama invented ISIS" and "Hillary will start World War III" — lifted from Sputnik, the Russian propaganda website.
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Liberals also used to believe that autocracies might be capable of one-off bursts of innovation, like Sputnik, but could not produce technical progress reliably, year in year out.
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Early on a Saturday morning 60 years ago, the millennia-old dream of spaceflight came true as Sputnik 1 rocketed into orbit to become Earth's first human-made satellite.
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They performed modeling work that suggested Pluto&aposs winds are strong enough to create the Sputnik Planitia dune system — as long as the grains being blown were already airborne.
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Many experts fear that these actions signal that the Russians have revived their allegedly-defunct operation known as Istrebitel Sputnik (meaning "Satellite Fighter"), a covert Soviet-era ASAT program.
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A Facebook page set up by the Russians in Sudan that masqueraded as a news network, called Sudan Daily, regularly reposted articles from Russia's state-owned Sputnik news organization.
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How they got here: China had a "Sputnik moment" in 2013, igniting a national plan that funnels billions of dollars and top scientists into quantum research, the authors write.
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Trump's remarks Wednesday night came two weeks after Sputnik News, a Russian government-controlled news agency, published a report claiming that Google search results are biased in Clinton's favor.
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Imagery collected last summer via the New Horizon mission's Long-Range Reconnaissance Imager revealed a Texas-sized plain (dubbed Sputnik Planum) lying near the planet's central heart-shaped region.
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An ecosystem of fake news sites and social networks blossomed in nearly every major language, nurtured by Russian outlets like the television channel Russia Today and the website Sputnik.
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"The terrorists are marching people towards the Turkish border, so that later they may hide among the locals," Konashenkov said, according a Thursday story from state-run Sputnik news.
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Both Sputnik and Apollo had to develop their entire missions and supply chains from scratch: rocket engines, spacecraft, avionics software, space suits, ground stations, mission control software and more.
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For only $269,000, you can buy a full-scale model of the Sputnik-1 satellite, made by the USSR to test the very first satellite humans launched into space.
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Two news outlets on the Kremlin payroll, RT and Sputnik, churned out stories about chaos among Black Lives Matter protesters and tensions during the Bundy Ranch standoff in Oregon.
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In Latvia, a journalist for the Kremlin-backed Sputnik news organization was vigorously questioned by internal security agents regarding the structure and administration of the entity he works for.
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Malysheva is the CEO, managing partner, and cofounder of Austin-based accelerator Sputnik ATX, which provides accepted startups with $100,000 in seed funding and three months of structured mentoring.
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The FBI is investigating whether far-right news websites and outlets, including Sputnik, contributed to Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election, according to a McClatchy report in March.
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In mid-September, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova issued a warning that Russia would retaliate if the US took action against Russian-funded media outlets RT and Sputnik.
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Detainees 'confessing' Venezuela's communications minister said Sunday the assassination plot was planned at least six months ago, according to an exclusive interview with Russian state-run media agency Sputnik.
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Sputnik garnered sustained front-page coverage, however, and Congress promptly acted on Americans' concerns by approving increased space and defense expenditures and enhanced education programs for math and science.
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Emmanuel Macron, French president, has railed against the "defamatory untruths" and "deceitful propaganda" of Kremlin-backed media organisations such as RT and Sputnik, which both have French-language websites.
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B92 now exists primarily as a national TV station as well as a website which is one of the most popular in the region and regularly carries Sputnik stories.
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Pluto is 3.67 billion miles from the Sun, yet even in the frigid regions of the Kuiper Belt, ice still flows on the surface as seen in Sputnik Planum.
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Why it matters: In the late 1950s, the U.S., facing a similar momentous challenge in Sputnik, threw all its resources into a single-minded effort to dominate the future.
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Sputnik was an aluminum sphere about the size of a beach ball — it was jammed full of communications equipment and weighed more than 180 pounds — with four spindly legs.
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" On Thursday, Twitter banned all advertising by two Russian news outlets, Russia Today and Sputnik, saying they "attempted to interfere with the election on behalf of the Russian government.
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Simonyan renamed RIA Novosti's international branch Sputnik — "because I thought that's the only Russian word that has a positive connotation, and the whole world knows it," she told me.
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It's American hosts — before they got to Sputnik, they were fairly down on the United States from the left or right — trying to paint the U.S. as damaged goods.
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Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said Moscow has a "very negative stance" on the decisions and comments made by Trump about Iran, according to state news agency Sputnik.
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An earlier version of this article incorrectly stated that the Russian government-run Sputnik news agency had been required to register as a "foreign agent" in the United States.
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The papers seek to explain why Sputnik Planitia -- a 1,000 kilometer-wide, nitrogen-covered basin in Pluto's heart-shaped northern region -- is permanently aligned with the dwarf planet's moon Charon.
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Now that faith in interdependence is shattered, Chinese leaders will invest heavily to accelerate "indigenous innovation", just as American leaders did following Russia's launch of the Sputnik rocket in 1957.
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This photo taken by NASA's New Horizons spacecraft during its July 2015 flyby of Pluto shows the mountain range on the edge of the dwarf planet's Sputnik Planitia ice plain.
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"One company preventing two outlets—RT and Sputnik—from placing ads on its platform is not a substitute for passing the Honest Ads Act," Klobuchar said in a statement. Sen.
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According to the report, RT — as well as Sputnik, another Russian government–funded English-language propaganda outlet — began aggressively producing pro-Trump and anti-Clinton content starting in March 2016.
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Western intelligence officials say Moscow is using social media, the expansion of the RT and Sputnik media outlets, and satellite broadcasts to challenge sanctions imposed over Russia's involvement in Ukraine.
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What's notable is that the group behind the pages operating in Former Soviet Union (FSU) states is linked to Sputnik — a branch of the Russian state's news organization, Rossiya Segodnya.
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"It's very easy to make it look like exactly it was (a) country's acts -- in this case Russia that did this," Page said, according to the Russian outlet Sputnik News.
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Since water is denser than most of the stuff found at or near Pluto's surface, that upwelling would have increased the relative mass of Sputnik Planitia rather than decreasing it.
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Russian officials at the conference said that the Kremlin's RT and Sputnik would be glad to host African journalists in Moscow for training courses on topics such as social media.
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Babbitt's timing was perfect: By reimagining music as a scientific discipline, he capitalized on the Sputnik era of the Cold War and a new wave of financing directed toward research.
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In Brussels officials talk of a "Sputnik moment", a sudden realisation of its technological disadvantage, akin to America's when the Soviet Union put the first satellite into space in 1957.
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"The ICA provides a summary of Russian state media operations in 2012 and notes that RT (formerly Russia Today) and Sputnik are coordinated Russian state platforms," the summary report says.
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Sputnik wasn't just a year ahead of the Americans' own planned satellite launch—it was also ten times the size of the craft they were in the process of constructing.
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Days ahead of its scheduled hearings before Congress, Twitter said Thursday that it would no longer allow Russian state news networks RT and Sputnik to buy advertising on the platform.
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Somehow many pundits imagined that the election's big swing for Trump hinged on unemployed coal miners reading Breitbart or soccer moms reading 4chan or flag-waving unicorns reading Sputnik International.
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In May this year Sputnik, a Russian publication aligned with the Kremlin, claimed the missile could carry a payload capable of wiping a landmass "the size of Texas or France".
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The video starts with a distant view of Pluto and its largest moon, Charon, and finishes with a "landing" on the shoreline of Sputnik Planitia, a bright, ice-covered basin.
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RIA Global, which produces content for Russian state-owned news outlet Sputnik, registered under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) on Friday, according to filings on the Justice Department's website.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - President Nicolas Maduro said on Wednesday his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin had given Venezuela support on all fronts and that Caracas was grateful, Russia's Sputnik news agency reported.
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"Russia Today and Sputnik were influencers in this campaign who, in several instances, disseminated lies about myself and my campaign," he said as a stone-faced Putin looked on silently.
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When you look at pictures from his childhood, you'd think it looked more like 1850 than the decade when America got television and the Soviet Union sent Sputnik into space.
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And the regime-appointed governor of Deir Ezzor province, Mohammad Qaddur Ajnyyja, is reported to have told the Russian news outlet Sputnik that the Syrian army had retaken al-Bagaliyeh.
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Bilateral trade between Russia and Iran nearly doubled between January 2016 and January 2017, according to a statement by the Russian Ministry of Economic Development cited by Sputnik news agency.
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In Palo Alto, California, there is a factory that has been making spacecraft since the year Sputnik was launched, and before anyone in Palo Alto had heard of Silicon Valley.
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At a security conference in Halifax, Canadam over the weekend, however, Eric Schmidt, the chairman of Google's parent company Alphabet, revealed his company had specifically started targeted RT and Sputnik.
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Noting her Persian-language skills, the piece appears to be sourced largely from an op-ed by Trump defender Alan Dershowitz and a post in the Russian-backed outlet Sputnik.
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In the late 1950s, after the Soviet Union launched Sputnik, the first satellite in space, officials and prominent educators called for a deeper commitment to education, particularly in the sciences.
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"Russian airplane builders have a historic opportunity to receive a new foreign market for its latest designs," Sputnik trumpeted in a second report on its English language website last week.
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When the Soviet Union launched Sputnik in 1957, Americans felt suddenly insecure and invested heavily in the science and technology that pushed American leadership and economic growth to new heights.
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Macron's campaign took counter measures last week, denying press access to two Russian state media outlets, RT (formerly Russia Today) and Sputnik, accusing them of disseminating "propaganda" and "misleading" information.
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The largest foreign propaganda operations, such as RT (formerly Russia Today), Sputnik, China Daily, and China Global Television Network (formerly CCTV), are insidious in presenting themselves as legitimate news outlets.
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"We are discussing with (Putin) how to evacuate them to our country without problems and provide them with medical assistance," Russia's state-run Sputnik news agency quoted Erdogan as saying.
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In addition, some users saw a story on a "trending topic" page on Facebook for the shooting that was published by Sputnik, a news agency controlled by the Russian government.
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In 1957, the US went into a panic after the Soviets launched the Sputnik satellites, marking the beginning of the space age and space race between the US and USSR.
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Analysts have called AlphaGo China's "Sputnik moment," comparing how it galvanized Chinese researchers to how Americans were deeply affected by the successful Soviet launch of the world's first artificial satellite.
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Russia has long perceived the European Union as a regional rival, and its English-language propaganda outlets like Sputnik and RT pushed hard for the "leave" side in the referendum.
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" This was also the opinion of the author of the third post-Sputnik classic, the ferociously anti-Communist Vladimir Nabokov, though he had a personal reason for disliking "Doctor Zhivago.
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However, Mr. Macron minced no words when it came to responding to a question about why his campaign had shut out two Russian-associated news organizations, Russia Today and Sputnik.
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The Macron campaign was so incensed by the tenor of reporting by the Russian outlets Sputnik and RT that it banned them from some campaign events, provoking protests from Moscow.
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In an era of perilous experiments hastened by the Soviet success of Sputnik, the first artificial satellite, Mr. Kraft presided over triumphal breakthroughs in the Mercury, Gemini and Apollo projects.
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If a handful of space companies succeed, the next decade will see more satellites put into orbit around the Earth than all the satellites launched since Sputnik 1 in 1957.
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The Russian state-sponsored news outlet Sputnik is entering the Washington, D.C., radio market in an effort to push back against what it called "constant attacks" by U.S. media companies.
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Sputnik argues that the station is not trying to sow distrust or to undermine public confidence, but rather is seeking to express opinions that cannot be heard in other venues.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov spoke by phone with his Turkish counterpart Mevlut Cavusoglu later on Sunday and called for the situation with the Sputnik journalist to be resolved quickly.
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Sagan, after finishing his Ph.D. at the University of Chicago, in 19843, worked on a secret military project code-named A119, which had begun in 1958, a year after Sputnik.
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Following the order, the station revealed that it received $1.43 million in payments from a Russian government-owned news agency to purchase airtime for Radio Sputnik from 2017 to 2019.
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Not surprisingly, Mr. Macron's campaign charges that Russia is spreading fake news about him through its state-funded media, such as RT and Sputnik, including rumors about his sex life.
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Twitter's move to block advertising from RT and Sputnik only addresses what's believed to be a small slice of the Russian government's social media influence campaign during the 2016 election.
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He deployed his "news" agencies, RT and Sputnik, along with a vast social media machine to promote false accusations that Clinton was corrupt, ill, mentally unstable and linked to Islamist groups.
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"Maintaining the involvement of these regional partners is crucial for ensuring the stability of the South China Sea, where competing territorial claims continue to fuel geopolitical tensions," the Sputnik report said.
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Sputnik skeptics tended to be right-wing Americans who thought that there was no way a socialist peasant society like Russia could possibly beat the United States in a technological battle.
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In the 60 years since the launch of Sputnik I—the first artificial object placed into orbit—space agencies have managed to create hundreds of millions of pieces of orbital debris.
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The curiosity is that Sputnik Planitia lies almost exactly on the opposite side of Pluto from Charon, on the "tidal axis", a line that runs through the centre of both bodies.
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"We compare it to a Sputnik moment," Hartmut Neven, the executive who started Google's quantum program in 240, told reporters, wearing a silvery jacket and boots apt for the space analogy.
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After they launched Sputnik 1, the first satellite, [in 1957,] they had the capability of sending a dog into space, but they did not have the capability of bringing her back.
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" Distinguished by its blocky, polygonal structure, Sputnik Planum appears to be actively evolving: as Will Grundy of the Lowell Observatory put it, "it's slowly overturning like a rumbling pot of oatmeal.
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According to Russian State News Agency Sputnik, Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov said two Americans were declared persona non grata after an "unfriendly move" by the U.S. that was not specified.
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After the satellite first went into orbit, two researchers at the university, William H. Guier and George C. Weiffenbach, tracked Sputnik using the Doppler effect to figure out its exact orbit.
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That conclusion, which is published this week in Geophysical Research Letters, came about through a simple observation about Sputnik Planum, the enormous, heart-shaped crater that dominates the dwarf planet's midsection.
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It does seem to me, because I assume in some sense these are your competitors for attention, but places like Sputnik—they seem like they do a pretty decent job, right?
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In some cases, Russian media has directly bolstered homegrown nationalist outfits, such as in Austria, where a Sputnik reporter is reportedly the head of a right-wing think tank in Vienna.
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Dmitry Kiselyov, who heads the Russian state news agency in charge of Sputnik and other efforts, railed against the corrupt American political establishment trying to prevent Trump from working with Putin.
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They measure several miles across, and traverse the icy plains region being called Sputnik Planum, which makes up half of the large heart shape on the dwarf planet's now familiar face.
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The Russian Defense Ministry said it believed the missile reached an altitude of 535 kilometers (332 miles) and traveled 510 kilometers (317 miles), according to the state-run news agency Sputnik.
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It was the first spaceport ever built, and was the origin point of some of the most famous space missions in history; both Sputnik and Yuri Gagarin blasted off from Baikonur.
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The requirements would include a membership in the White House Correspondents' Association, a verification by the State Department that Sputnik is based in Russia, and a White House-approved hard pass.
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Nearly three years after Laika's death, Belka and Strelka were walked out to the launchpad and sealed inside the Vostok crew capsule of Korabl-Sputnik 2 along with their rodent companions.
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The plane landed safely after reporting smoke in the cabin and none of the 280 people on board were hurt, Russian news agency Sputnik cited a local airport official as saying.
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Facebook said Thursday that it has deleted a number of pages on its platform that were operated by Russian news agency Sputnik and promoted anti-NATO sentiment in eastern European countries.
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The Russian Defense Ministry announced a series of airstrikes by six Tu-22M3 long-range bombers on ISIS targets in northeastern Syria, according to Russian state-run news agency Sputnik News.
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In October 2017, the company banned Russia Today and Sputnik from advertising on its platform (although a representative from RT claimed that Twitter encouraged it to advertise ahead of the election).
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GPS, which stands for global positioning system, got its start in the U.S. military, which was trying to track Sputnik, the first artificial satellite launched by the Soviet Union in 1957.
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Both RT and Sputnik are funded by the Russian government, and they've been cited by the U.S. intelligence community as playing an insidious role promoting Donald Trump in the 2016 election.
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What they saw: In July 2015, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft captured images of Sputnik Planitia, a large plain of mostly nitrogen ice on the western side of Pluto's now-iconic heart.
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The timeline begins with the October 4, 1957 launch of Sputnik and takes the user through all the major space milestones: first spacecraft, journeys to other planets, landings on celestial bodies.
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An analysis this year of Sputnik found that since the establishment of its French-language site in 2016, it had put out an average of three articles a day about immigrants.
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Many of the pages were discovered to be linked to employees of Sputnik, an agency controlled by the Russian government that was established to spread reports and information sympathetic to Russia.
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Throughout the 1950s, the perception that the United States was in danger of falling behind the Soviets caused national panic, especially after the U.S.S.R. successfully launched its Sputnik satellite in 1957.
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An enduring benefit of the G.I. Bill and America's response to Sputnik was that Americans became, for some decades, the best educated people on Earth, and we can do it again.
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But RT and Sputnik operate on the stated terms of Western liberal democracy; they count themselves as news organizations, protected by the First Amendment and the libertarian ethos of the internet.
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He quit his job at Breitbart, which he said was being mismanaged in Bannon's absence, to host a drive-time FM radio show with Sputnik, a state-run Russian news outlet.
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Mahir Boztepe was detained and police searched the offices of his news agency, according to a post on Twitter by Margarita Simonyan, editor-in-chief of Rossiya Segodnya, RT and Sputnik.
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Three Democratic House members are calling on Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Ajit Pai to investigate the role of the Russian government-run radio network Sputnik in the 2016 presidential election.
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Perhaps the most consequential postwar Pentagon initiative for our own digital economy was the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), founded in 1958 after the launch of the Soviet satellite Sputnik.
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She worked there for years until the Soviet satellite Sputnik kicked off the space race between the US and the USSR, spurring the transformation of NACA into America's space agency, NASA.
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Ever since the space age began in 1957 with the launch of the Soviet Union's Sputnik 1 satellite, there has been more junk than working satellites in space, according to ESA.
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His inspiration came in 1957, when, as a young engineer, he watched the Sputnik satellite, the first ever launched, streak across the night sky in Los Angeles on its historic journey.
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On Thursday, spokespeople for Facebook and Google — two other platforms where RT and Sputnik are prevalent — did not immediately respond to emails seeking comment on whether they had changed their policies.
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All the while, the Soviet Union was winning the space race: In 1957 it launched Sputnik, (the world's first artificial satellite), and in 1961 it sent the first human into space.
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The FBI is now in possession of thousands of internal Sputnik emails and documents that Feinberg downloaded before he left the company and handed over earlier this month, according to Yahoo.
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R -11 tactical ballistic missile on a trailerSputnik-2 mockup on display R-2 Short-range ballistic missile Sputnik replica on displayR-2A and F-5A geophysical rockets on displayR-5M, the first Russian missile system with nuclear warheadsPreparing an R-5M missile for readiness test: rocket body under a tentPutting warhead onGrabbing the missileErected missileMMR-05, a small weather rocketMR-1 meteorological rocket Sputnik-3 replica on displayR-1 missileR-5A missile head and space dog on display
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In a separate statement, Sputnik attacked the social network for a decision it said was political and amounted to censorship of seven Facebook pages belonging to its news hubs in neighboring countries.
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The decision to cut Russia's military presence in Syria was made by Putin at the recommendation of his Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu on December 29, according to Russia's state-run agency Sputnik.
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Andrei Kartapolov, was quoted by Sputnik Friday as saying that war planes operating from the aircraft carrier group had carried out 420 sorties in two months, destroying "1,252 terrorist targets" in Syria.
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Sputnik, one of the Kremlin's propaganda media outlets, published video of the new weapon this morning, though it appears to be very similar to the video that was posted back in July.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered mobile field hospitals be sent to Aleppo to provide immediate medical assistance to residents, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told the state-run Sputnik news network on Tuesday.
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"It was sort of rumored, whispered stuff that was none of my business," said Lee Stranahan, a former Breitbart reporter who now works for Russian government–owned outlet Sputnik, of McHugh's associations.
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BuzzFeed News compared the list of topics with stories published in these countries that day and found that all but two of the local editions of Sputnik indeed published what was ordered.
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But the most revealing moment was when Mr Macron was asked by a Russian journalist why he had banned reporters from Sputnik and RT, two Russian news agencies, from his campaign headquarters.
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Ben Nimmo, an authority on online disinformation, says many of the Twitter accounts that most keenly share RT Français and Sputnik France stories are "almost certainly automated", so frequent are their posts.
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In their stories, RT and Sputnik claim that the Integrity Initiative hack was the work of freelancers aligned with the online Anonymous collective and who were not affiliated with the Russian government.
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One of the brightest and most distinctive features on the surface of Pluto, scientists now suspect that Sputnik formed when an asteroid the size of Manhattan crashed headlong into the dwarf planet.
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Graphic stripes line the walls of the kitchen and casual dining area, which also hosts an oversize sputnik-style light fixture, leather banquette seating and a pair of midcentury Warren Platner chairs.
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One of the most powerful tools Russia was able to leverage was its ability to use official state news organizations RT and Sputnik to weave false or misleading stories alongside legitimate news.
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"Pluto has really extreme seasons, and volatile ices migrate around the surface on seasonal timescales," Keane explained, adding that topographic depressions like Sputnik Planitia are cold traps, encouraging ices to settle out.
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And several teams of researchers now think that Sputnik Planum is unusually dense due to its thick coating of nitrogen ice, or because the region is swollen with water from the mantle.
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The photo was taken from about 28 kilometers (65 miles) above Earth by a rocket launched from the White Sands Missile Range long before Sputnik truly began the space age in 1957.
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In December, the Kremlin said it would study these doping allegations thoroughly, but will "refrain from forming an emotional response to allegations of the 'state conspiracy,'" according to state news agency Sputnik.
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In a statement, France's polling commission said the study could not be described as representative of public opinion and Sputnik had improperly called it a "poll", as defined by law in France.
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A handful of these journalists -- who are on a press tour of areas controlled by parties who have signed on to the truce agreement -- suffered minor injuries, according to a Sputnik story.
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It sounds like the premise of a twee children's book, but it's actually the true story of Korabl-Sputnik 19613, a Soviet spacecraft that launched 56 years ago, on August 19, 1960.
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Named after the leader of the Argonauts who sought the Golden Fleece in Greek mythology, they were formed after the Soviet Union launched Sputnik, the first satellite to orbit Earth, in 22017.
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They saw 357 regularly spaced pale ridges and six darker wind streaks across 46 miles of the Sputnik Planitia, a sprawling ice plain that makes up one of Pluto's largest surface features.
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Regions near the Equator reflect just 8 percent of the sunlight, while places in Sputnik Planitia, the western half of the heart-shape feature on Pluto, are as bright as fresh snow.
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On a single day in October 2017, the Atlantic Council said, inauthentic pages seeking to spread Sputnik content were created to focus on Armenia, Chechnya, Estonia, Georgia, Latvia, Lithuania, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
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Much of the dwarf planet's nitrogen ice content can be found in this region, concentrated in a deep basin called Sputnik Planitia because the elevation is 1.9 miles lower than the surface.
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Many of the movement's leaders attended a conference organized last month by Davide Casaleggio — a major, if quiet, power in the Five Star Movement, whose internet firm spread the Sputnik Italia content.
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Sputnik et RT ont consacré de nombreux articles aux problèmes que créeraient les immigrants, par exemple, et essayé ainsi de renforcer les peurs et les rejets engendrés par les récents attentats terroristes.
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In their letter, Eshoo, Doyle and Pallone contend that, if Sputnik was used by the Russian government to influence the 2016 election, it constitutes a clear violation of the U.S. public interest.
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According to the Russian state-sponsored news outlet Sputnik, the system has a tracking range of 15 miles, and the missiles it fires can reach an altitude of up to 33,000 feet.
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Later, during the Cold War, the Soviet Union's successful launch of the Sputnik satellite inspired Congress to expand the U.S.'s higher education funding, passing the National Defense Education Act of 1958.
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Citing "urbanisation, ageing infrastructure and limited municipal maintenance capacity" as reasons for the worsening conditions, sanitation department spokesman Sputnik Ratau said that 1.1 billion rand ($75 million) had been earmarked for repairs.
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Last week, Juan Carlos Valdéz, an auxiliary judge on the Supreme Court, told Russia's Sputnik news service that Mr. Guaidó could face a 30-year prison sentence for having left the country.
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He stood up to Russia's Vladimir Putin, calling the Russian news outlets RT and Sputnik news "agencies of influence and propaganda, lying propaganda," while standing next to Putin at a press conference.
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