Not only do I steal from children; I steal from the children I love most.
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You steal from the post office, you go to jail.
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Sneak in the Country and Steal from the American People?!
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What beauty trick do you want to steal from Olivia?
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We need leaders and not people who steal from us.
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They beat, shoot at, steal from and cheat one another.
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And yet Nuñez and Wilson steal from it so easily.
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The attackers use that reconnaissance to steal from the bank.
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"I steal from Meryl Streep a lot," Mr. Hawkins said.
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Hey, if you're going to steal, steal from the best.
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GUILFOYLE: Because the older kids would try to steal from you.
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And they consorted with Barack Obama to steal from Social Security.
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I, at least, pay the people I steal from that courtesy.
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Ahead, five tips you can steal from Smitten Kitchen right now.
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Why can't they just steal from the comfort of their home?
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He didn't have to steal from anyone who was still alive.
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Politico: Democrats steal from GOP playbook, attack Trump on gas prices.
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Steal from the rich, give to the poor—all that business.
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But if you steal from real life, then it's a creation.
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However, most drivers aren't trying to scam or steal from anyone.
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Every school district is trying to steal from the other's district.
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He could also steal from successful companies by publicizing good ideas.
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We&aposre the bank that everybody wants to steal from and plunder.
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But, how much exactly did the foursome steal from these wealthy men?
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"We make it easy for criminals to steal from us," he said.
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After a stilted but functional conversation, he tried to steal from my cooler.
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Or anything else I could scrounge up or steal from work—bagels, whatever.
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What I always steal from every boy in my life is hair putty.
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"It&aposs despicable that people would steal from a holy building," he said.
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Artists borrow and steal from each other consciously and unconsciously all the time.
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You can steal from your opponent's arms, which adds to the competitive edge.
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Show up on time, do your job, don't steal from the cash register.
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If you make it easy for someone to steal from you, somebody will.
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And how many times can you steal from someone who doesn't have anything?
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Thieves really are using Bluetooth scanners to decide which cars to steal from.
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North Korea is known to steal from cryptocurrency exchanges as well as banks.
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So it's no surprise the sisters steal from each other's wardrobes whenever they can.
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He later told police she had caught him trying to steal from her purse.
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"We cannot tolerate rogue bankers, those who in effect steal from depositors," he said.
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He said he doesn&apost understand how someone could steal from a disabled person.
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Not to steal from Jeff Goldblum here, but you know, hate finds a way.
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Companies like Snapchat and Instagram weren't around to compete and steal from one another.
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What are the most valuable, portable things to steal from storerooms in a hurry?
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) would steal from the territory's autonomy.
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He had attempted to steal, from a dealer's hotel room, sports memorabilia that the
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Conaway won't seek reelection: report MORE (R-Utah) — would steal from the territory's autonomy.
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Proficient pickpockets dress to blend in with the people they want to steal from.
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This one gene error will steal from her all the people she loves most.
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How is it possible that we vote for these people who steal from us?
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A great deal from Burgundy will be vastly different from a steal from Abruzzo.
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On disability benefits and unemployed, Vikki would occasionally steal from shops to support herself.
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In some regions, travel requires negotiating roads barricaded by residents looking to steal from travelers.
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I don't want to steal from myself anymore for the sake of upholding this image.
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"I would never steal from someone else on purpose," she continues in her confessional interview.
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This happened because some men decided they were going to violate and steal from you.
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When he was a young boy in Russia, two boys used to steal from him.
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She tries to steal from the safe before skipping town again, but Mark catches her.
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She admitted to Justice Charles Solomon that she had tried to steal from Mr. Nippes.
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Their victims are forced to pick pockets, steal from shops or farm cannabis in Britain.
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" The suit quotes Tarantino: "I steal from every single movie ever made" The suit also names The Weinstein Company and Columbia Pictures as defendants, and describes Tarantino as an "admitted thief," quoting the director as having said: "I steal from every single movie ever made.
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BUT from now on, I'm calling you out for all the jokes you steal from me.
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Steal from the men and give to the women; that's what Robin Hood would do, right?
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Here's an easy but essential success tip you can steal from the billionaire's success playbook: exercise.
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But, to steal from the late, great B.B. King: for most people, the thrill is gone.
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When it loses a large population center, it loses a lot of people to steal from.
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But, to steal from the late, great B.B. King: For most people, the thrill is gone.
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" She adds: "Dollars, jewelry, socks, suits — that's all I'll allow that man to steal from me.
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"The Bible says it is an unforgivable sin to steal from the dead," Chapman tweeted Friday.
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How could sworn union officers who'd once worked the factory and warehouse floor steal from members?
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Mr. Trump's proposed cuts would effectively steal from those lifelong contributions by significantly reducing the benefits.
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Another group used it to steal from millions of online bank accounts in Australia and other countries.
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No, not the $5 steal from Wet 'n' Wild or the newly-released version from Forever 21.
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I also check the customers' wallets so there's less of a chance that they'll steal from us.
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An interesting new Ethereum-based honeypot has been discovered that essentially allows hackers to steal from hackers.
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Read: I Spent 20 Hours Inside a Walmart It is, apparently, not difficult to steal from Walmart.
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You start drinking tins (cans) or bottles that the weird, older kids nick (steal) from their dads.
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Only out of naïveté could he have thought to steal from a white family in southern Georgia.
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He said that, over time, he realized that it wouldn't be difficult to steal from Medicare Advantage.
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But the agreement doesn't mean that China "can't steal from other folks around the globe," Kurtz said.
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It smells like the shower gel you steal from fancy gyms, which is to say, very nice.
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She was arrested after allegedly trying to steal from her parents, and spent several months in prison.
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They just exploit and steal from black women but are the ones who are praised for it.
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They may become compulsive buyers, steal from neighbors or rummage in their garbage, even shoplift at stores.
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He had been charged with stealing or attempting to steal from four other New York City banks.
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Cyberattacks steal from the innocent, threaten our national security, and undermine faith in corporations, institutions, and government.
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Image: GoogleGoogle didn't publish these findings as a way to help the internet steal from talented photographers, however.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I&aposm going to guess this is one message she did not steal from Michelle Obama.
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They look like they'd well up with tears if you tried to kick it—or steal from it.
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It's also RFID-blocked, so e-thieves can't tap your chips on the sly and steal from you.
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The problem, as shown in the trailer, is the trio didn't merely steal from a grocery store chain.
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Currently, you can grab all three colors for just $15 — a total steal from their original $39 price.
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Hackers can use information they steal from businesses for far worse crimes than identity theft or financial fraud.
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We're going to steal from you and take underground culture, put it over here and make it mainstream.
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He opened with a 218-pointer, hit another one and then dunked off his steal from Pablo Prigioni.
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"If (the refugees) don't have enough to eat, they will go and steal from our fields," he said.
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He found that there was not enough evidence to prove they sought to steal from the law firm.
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And if consumers have no recourse, it gives banks a green light to steal from them with impunity.
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He'll also signal that companies can continue to steal from workers and do business with the U.S. government.
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Ole Miss went ahead 69-65 on Devontae Shuler's steal from Pinson and layup with 4:123 left.
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Here I am playing the Knight, a development card that allows me to steal from the other players.
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A subplot to this bit — which was all in good fun — was Teigen attempting to steal from Kris.
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The show, aside from being uplifting, is packed with hundreds of ideas for adult artists to steal from.
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"Nobody has the right to empower another company to steal from me so they can have it," she said.
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Addressing loyalists in his home state of Pahang on Sunday, Najib declared: "I did not steal from the people".
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If there's one simple skill roboticists would love to steal from humans, it's our ability to pick things up.
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IT'S NOT LEGAL TO LITERALLY -- AND I'LL SAY IT -- STEAL FROM YOUR SMALL INVESTORS WHEN YOU CONTROL THE COMPANY.
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A Target team member from Pennsylvania told Business Insider that it's a poor choice to steal from the store.
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It's not to invite your cronies to steal from the budget, but to do something good for the country!
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It&aposs unclear at this time if Lee believes Morgan was trying to harm him or steal from him.
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Way waste the money to make sure that Citibank does not steal from its customers when stealing makes money?
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Elodie is seriously terrified of the idea — "You can't steal from a store this small" — but Sabine is insistent.
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This isn't a prescription to go out and tag trains or steal from bodegas, but it also isn't not.
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He said that he watched officers arrest two people who attempted to steal from the bait truck last week.
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The league's logic is that assigning online sales to a single location allows cities to steal from one another.
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Translation: companies are choosing to steal from other patent owners rather than pay fair market value for those innovations.
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Much of the time, Kore-eda follows Shota and Juri as they wander about and occasionally steal from stores.
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I'd love to steal from her but I can't because her work is so clean and pared and unique.
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That attack would potentially enable rogue delivery people to stealthily steal from Amazon customers, or otherwise invade their inner sanctum.
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Danny Roy Salazar, 40, is accused of posing as a delivery driver to steal from Las Vegas hotels, police said.
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I've had past druggies steal from me and I've had others snap on my other employees for any little reason.
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Perhaps the biggest way politicians steal from the poor in order to repay their political allies is in public education.
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"I used to lie to him and every time he got a paycheck, I'd steal from him," Ms. Vestal said.
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"Mice, rats, day-old chicks, dog biscuits soaked in blood, and anything they can steal from the public," Skaife replied.
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Hate and partisan politics, from either side, steal from the collective energy needed to defeat this threat to us all.
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Never steal from small businesses, friends, private citizens; don't take anything of sentimental value or anything that can't be replaced.
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Mackiel had selected the messenger to steal from; somehow he'd known what was on the chips and how vital they were.
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But it's season freaking 21 now and, to steal from another show's famous tagline, things are finally starting to get real.
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"The truth is that you can't steal from a museum," the Neil Armstrong Air and Space Museum wrote on Facebook Saturday.
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He was vocal on WhatsApp, they said, and had a temper exacerbated by his paranoia that employees would steal from him.
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It is irresponsible to rip coverage away, raise costs, impose a massive Age Tax, steal from Medicare and radically alter Medicaid.
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There's the toxic duo who burn all their bridges, finally getting blocked by The Guy when they steal from his stash.
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We talk about Apple's big steal from Google — snagging AI chief John Giannandrea — and the latest iPhone rumors: a curved screen?
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There is now little money left to steal from the state, yet the wheels of corruption still need to be greased.
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However, in a hammergency, most colleges have tools you can borrow from the student center ... or steal from the wood shops.
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This early Stanley Kubrick noir centers on the $2 million score a gang of criminals conspires to steal from a racetrack.
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Charlotte (10-423) also got 14 points, seven rebounds, two assists, a block and a steal from forward Michael Kidd-Gilchrist.
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He also started to steal from his own family, including his little brother's video games, to get money to buy drugs.
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It was part of campaigns that lasted for years, as they sought to steal from several foreign governments and dozens of companies.
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While Witches are traditionally described as insiders manipulating their neighbors' lives, vampires are seen as outsiders who would steal from a community.
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They routinely abuse trade laws and steal from U.S. businesses; and Trump is right that his predecessors failed to adequately confront Beijing.
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"Employers know the girls are desperate, so some take advantage of that to steal from, abuse or even rape them," she explained.
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At least Peter ends the episode with his own dog named Coco, whom I'm not entirely sure he didn't steal from Ellen.
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If we want to talk about stereotypes—Well, I don't want to hire this person because they're going to steal from me.
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Connie and his developmentally disabled brother Nick (portrayed by co-director Benny Safdie) attempt to steal from a New York City bank.
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That long handle also makes it easier to swing, Louisville slugger style, if an armed robber tries to steal from your restaurant.
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You, too, can achieve the look: Try NastyGal, All Saints, or just steal from the wardrobe for the shoot you assisted on.
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A jury in August found Shkreli guilty of defrauding MSMB investors, but not guilty of conspiring with Greebel to steal from Retrophin.
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Instead of helping companies who are fair to workers, they want to make it easier for companies that steal from their workers.
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"My daughters steal from my closet so much, I feel like I have to have a guard assigned to it," she jokes.
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Then the stories would begin, almost invariably with my grandfather describing the sweet mangoes he used to steal from his neighbor's trees.
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Alzheimer's will continue to steal from me, and, unless there's an unlikely medical miracle, nothing is going to stop the creeping loss.
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Some hospital executives have started speaking out to implore people not to steal from their facilities, no matter how anxious thy feel.
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The attackers are increasingly bold, not even bothering to cover their faces as they steal from villagers and go on shooting sprees.
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He is completely amoral in that he will rob, borrow, beg or steal from anybody and everybody to get the work done.
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For fun he and friends sniffed lighter fluid from handkerchiefs in back alleys or devised ways to steal from ice-cream vans.
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There's nothing virtuous about a government that is passive when foreign entities, some linked to militaries and sovereign states, steal from private businesses.
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While most visitors will likely leave the sites intact, he said, it would only take one to damage, or steal from, these places.
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"In the beginning, some people had concerns, telling us we cannot take in a stranger, that they will steal from us," Sabine recalls.
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If left to our own devices, Obama reasons, we'll destroy the planet, ruin the economy, and greedily lie and steal from one another.
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Would any writer steal from an act he had toured with and hope no one notices, in the years of his peak creativity?
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The first is that, despite his campaign rhetoric, Trump is governing as a typical steal-from-the-poor-to-pay-the-rich Republican.
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Playgrounds are the true geography of hope, to steal from Wallace Stegner, for nothing is more renewing than innocence in a tiny package.
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Archaeological adventures have almost always starred European or North American heroes, who tend to swoop into ancient sites to "explore" or steal from them.
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"The treasurer of the South Korean unit is suspected of forging documentation and colluding with third parties to steal from the company," ABB said.
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I'm reading the book again for pleasure, and also to get its language into my system and steal from it the way writers steal.
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China has used the technique to prop up entire industries, which can undersell the firms they steal from by passing savings on to consumers.
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"Looking at (our) flying point-to-point - it will boost the market, and it will also probably steal from the hubs" of major airlines.
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So in my thinking, he was doubly-wrong: He was going to steal from a white man, and he was working for the enemy.
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In short, the other thing you can steal from Brooklyn is the unending desire to improve, a desire driven both by money and philosophy.
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As he weaves a web of lies, he is forced to borrow, beg and steal from an array of unsavoury characters in nearby villages.
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Instead, the government will have to prove an agreement to effectively steal from the customer through deception, because fraud is a type of larceny.
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Micah: I think he was showing them actual documents from the bank hack, the money Elliot was actually getting ready to steal from Whiterose.
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To be sure, virtualization is an incredibly powerful technology, and the networking industry has much it can learn/borrow/steal from the server world.
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No one has to go overseas to make a few bucks and stay sharp while NHL owners concoct new ways to steal from players.
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" Asked if the mushrooming coronavirus fraud is worse than previous campaigns to steal from the most vulnerable, IBM's Henderson said, "It's far more insidious.
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"We were robbed twice in one week once, and in the summer, we had droves of kids just coming trying to steal from us."
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And a group of thieves used it to bolster their efforts to steal from millions of online bank accounts in Australia and other countries.
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In fact, the corporation has saved so much money by laying off all its cashiers that it is almost morally necessary to steal from them.
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There is literally nothing to steal from BRD, since we're not holding a single asset ourselves… even though we have over $6B USD under protection.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's son has a new reason to explain why his father won't release his tax returns: They'll steal from his political message.
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Cardi B has addressed an old video that resurfaced in which she claimed to drug and steal from men in order to afford studio time.
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The Luke Cage actor also recalled riding the subway and seeing people hide their jewelry with the assumption he would attempt to steal from them.
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Although she has no problem helping the starving pirates steal from her father's greedy regime, she balks at a plan to destroy her family home.
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I feel like a lot of people steal from us and never give us credit, and I'm here to cut all of that bullshit out.
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The threats and talk of Amazon making a bigger push into prestige beauty online are overblown and shouldn't steal from Ulta's success, Cowen's Chen said.
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But while the report was an indictment of Hunter's judgment, it found that he did not steal from the union or otherwise break the law.
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A different jury in August 2017 found Shkreli guilty of defrauding hedge fund investors, but not guilty of conspiring with Greebel to steal from Retrophin.
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"The Bible says it is an unforgivable sin to steal from the dead," Dog, 66, wrote early Friday morning, on a retweet of The Blast's story.
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The bitcoin heist follows similar suspected Pyongyang-directed offensives against other South Korean cryptocurrency exchanges—and an increasing number of attempts to steal from individual investors.
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Kenyan media have reported on dozens of graft scandals involving public officers conspiring to steal from state coffers since President Uhuru Kenyatta took office in 2013.
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But to maximize the amount of power you can steal from the sun's rays, in one corner of the panel you'll find a tiny sun dial.
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"Politicians ask for your votes while their followers steal from you," sighs Michael Sodipo, who runs an NGO that helps young people leave the gangs behind.
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Watching Trump steal from our sheriff's playbook of stereotyping immigrants and harsh rhetoric on law and order on the national stage was nothing short of scary.
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This would ensure that the program at least pays for itself and doesn't require DHS to steal from lawfully present aliens applying for other immigration benefits.
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She credits her sister, Nicole, with her fashionably focused career choice, admitting she gets her style from Nicole and used to steal from big sis' closet.
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"We cannot tolerate rogue bankers, those who in effect steal from depositors," governor Patrick Njoroge told a news conference, pledging to punish those who flout regulations.
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To be to able eat, it was suck a dick or steal from the store, so I took what I believed was the moral high road.
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Symantec and other researchers have also linked the hack to a failed attempt to use fraudulent SWIFT messages to steal from a commercial bank in Vietnam.
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At the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory, 146 workers died, many young women, because management had locked the factory doors, worried their underpaid workers would steal from them.
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The fingerprint data is stored locally on the card, meaning there's no security information for a hacker to be able to steal from a bank's central database.
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So while experiencing a period is, like, the one thing I wish men would steal from women without credit, it doesn't look like they can after all.
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We don't want to redo the work that anyone else is doing, and we certainly don't want to steal from organizations that are already working really effectively.
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"He orchestrated almost this entire scheme to steal from his employer at every and any opportunity that presented itself," Assistant District Attorney Christopher Beard said of Guzzone.
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Think about it: you're a law-abiding company that earned your contract – now Republicans want to reward your competitors that are willing to steal from their workers?
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When I was watching these movies, I wasn't looking for technique and what I could steal from them; I was just paying attention to how I reacted.
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"Artists I Steal From" at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac in Mayfair is a selection of paintings, drawings, sculptures and photographs by 49 artists who have influenced Mr. Barrington.
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Imagine if in your country, you wake to the news that there's been four days without electricity because they steal from electricity plants and 17 people died.
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Idris' coat is $1,995, but Shay's look is a steal, from his Topman trench, $110; Nautica c/o Macy's shirt, $59.50; Express pants, $88; and Vans shoes, $69.503.
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"All [politicians] do is steal from the people," a traffic police officer directing cars near the presidential palace in the Zócalo, Mexico City's main square, told BuzzFeed News.
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For instance, an attacker could steal from an exchange by sending a deposit of compromised cryptocurrency, cashing it out then striking the initial deposit from the public ledger.
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A group of refugees from a recent civil war eke out a meager existence in the station's hangars, living off of whatever they can steal from passing ships.
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Yet hurricanes, floods and earthquakes also present lucrative opportunities for criminals who steal from charities, insurance companies, government agencies and victims of disaster with ever more inventive scams.
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NC State was within 82-69 and had the ball on a steal from Markell Johnson with 57 seconds to play, but C.J. Brice missed a 3-pointer.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States has "ample authorities" to hold accountable those who commit violence against, censor or steal from Iranian protesters, the State Department said on Thursday.
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Cyberthieves have obtained billions of passwords and other sensitive personal information, which can be used to steal from customers' bank and shopping accounts and fraudulently open new ones.
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So the halftime show might be a steal from the performers' perspective: a 30-second commercial during the Super Bowl cost as much as $5.6 million this year.
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"You're a dope if you don't steal from everybody you have every worked with," Hanks said, naming Meryl Streep, Meg Ryan, Denzel Washington, and Charlize Theron, among others.
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In making the case for prepping as a service, the company estimates that 95% (or more) of people not prepared will attack and steal from people with supplies.
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It is only logical, Édouard tells Clara, that Reda would steal from him and erupt in violence, given the racism and homophobia of the system he lives under.
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Anecdotally, a lot of people steal from self-checkouts simply because they get angry that an item won't scan and figure it's not their job to try that hard.
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Everybody was trying to see what they could get from him, how they could steal from him, how they could con him into doing something he would regret later.
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The victim: Jack Mulligan (Colin Farrell), a corrupt politician who happens to be Jamal's opponent and the man who hired Harry to steal from Jamal in the first place.
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That gag is a direct steal from a similar moment in Back To The Future, where Marty McFly inadvertently inspires Chuck Berry to invent the rock n roll sound.
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Nothing says "holly jolly" like a glow-in-the-dark Night King, and you haven't really played Monopoly until you've tried to steal from the Iron Bank of Braavos.
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Roy arrives at his desk just in time to claim the story: Rival militias started a gunfight at a federal water pipeline that they both wanted to steal from.
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As a form of retaliation, he said he had a friend steal from Green Tree while he was working so that the two of them could split the profits.
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The troops—most of whom were from the Navy—guzzled so much beer that bars had to make emergency deliveries and steal from the stock of other nearby bars.
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We go over here and do our own awards show for our music and our movies and our culture—which they steal from anyway... Let's have a Black Oscars.
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Unable to deter him from rapping, his mom kicked him out, so he moved in with his grandma, relying on the wi-fi he could steal from her neighbors.
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A Lithuanian man and his associates found a bold way to steal from Facebook and Google, according to his guilty plea last week: They asked for money via email.
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The crime ring inspired a Lifetime movie and a theatrical film release, and has potentially now influenced a new quartet of copycats to steal from the rich and famous.
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"You're a dope if you don't steal from everybody you've ever worked with and I've stolen from the likes of the people that only need one name," he said.
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They hustle to get it — they steal from the kitchen and sell the food, they gamble on sports or cards, they iron shirts or wash dishes, whatever it takes.
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"We have ample authorities to hold accountable those who commit violence against protesters, contribute to censorship, or steal from the people of Iran," State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said.
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Her roomy Calder Blake boyfriend T-shirt is exactly the kind of tee you'd like to steal from a significant other — without the messy complications of an actual relationship.
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After all, robots don't call in sick, don't steal from their employers, don't sue for workman's compensation, and they never complain about long hours or the heat or the cold.
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As Sally and Gary keep finding themselves drawn to each other in spite of their star-crossed circumstances, the film gets back the breath Jimmy tried to steal from it.
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You'll take some from your friends or whatever but you'll never steal from the little guys who get the green room for an hour and then have to clear out.
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If China can steal from one company and flood US markets with their cut rate goods, then thousands of US businesses, along with potentially millions of jobs, are at risk.
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Of course, this is not to suggest that individuals ought to be "free" in a way that would endow them with a license to hurt, defraud, or steal from others.
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Phineas Fisher wrote a whole manifesto about why they hacked Cayman National Bank, but basically, it was to steal from the corrupt and give to organizations fighting for social justice.
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She leaves him at the hospital, returns to the office, and tries to steal from the safe, but can't go through with it now that she has feelings for him.
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My grandmother's rings had not only been stolen by her son, my father, but she was constantly in the state of fear that he would steal from her once again.
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It is getting harder to detect threat actors as they try to exploit every possible weakness to steal from and manipulate Americans and disrupt and even destroy our critical functions.
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But the 54-year-old Cortez Masto said her party can still steal from the blueprint used to win in what was once a classic swing state turned increasingly blue.
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He refuses to concede, insists there has been widespread election fraud and notes that Democrats (and the media) have been trying to steal from him since he was elected in 2016.
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It's an idea that would work only as metaphor — standing for everything that white artists did steal from black ones — yet the dancing is too constricted to make the metaphor resonate.
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Occasionally, she said, a child will steal from the house or leave the door unlocked at night, and there have been a few cases of a child bringing a john home.
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The women told their story in a 2015 feature in The Cut, where they detailed their scheme to steal from rich men — a wildly successful enterprise until, well, they were caught.
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"Unless Ghosn can offer evidence showing he did not steal from Nissan, his position is untenable," said Stephen Givens, who has been practicing law in Japan for more than 30 years.
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Darrell Issa (R-Calif.), worry that the policy will be abused by rogue government agents to steal from the innocent, who don't have the means to challenge the seizures in court.
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In one affidavit, a Lakeland detective said that Dunn told him during interviews on the day of the shooting that he shot Lopez because he was trying to steal from the store.
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He was so great at promoting, and the women in MMA at the time were really missing that promoting aspect, so I tried to steal from him as much as I could.
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The rule of law or the idea of equality under the law is the province of the privileged, the rich and the powerful who, when they steal from us, rarely face justice.
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"DDoS attacks are not attacks meant to directly steal from consumers, they are meant to deny them access to the institution," said Robert Capps, vice president of business development at NuData Security.
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"It's only been recently that I can admit that I would jump in trash bins looking for food and I would steal from the corner store because I was hungry," she said.
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Before accusing others of violating the right, Brennan and those seeking to regulate Trump's Twitter commentary should realize they are exercising the very rights that they hope to steal from the president.
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Enable two-factor authentication using an app like Google Authenticator, rather than your phone number, because hackers only need your name and number to steal from a bitcoin wallet, The Independent reports.
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By stripping people of any meaningful way to hold companies accountable for fraud or abuse, forced arbitration grants Wall Street an effective license to steal from consumers to pad its bottom line.
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I'm still not entirely certain who is who, and, even if the boy, Shota (Jyo Kairi), is Osamu's son, what kind of Fagin-like father teaches his offspring to steal from stores?
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And most of all, we're the party of liberty and freedom, which the gun lobby wants to steal from us and to turn us into a country with a culture of fear.
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Here, as before, theft is a sexy calling and a near obligation, a service that the beautiful and the cool provide as they steal from the greedier, stupider and far less deserving.
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In one telephone interview with Stern, Trump put an allegedly nude Melania on the line while Stern asked her whether she was sleeping with the billionaire in order to steal from his wallet.
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" This, it said, "undermines the strength and unity of the global diplomatic response to Russian state actions, threatens U.K. national security, and helps to enable corrupt kleptocrats to steal from the Russian people.
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Coming back for its second season, "Carmen Sandiego" (voiced by Gina Rodriguez of "Jane the Virgin") is continuing her mission to steal from the criminal organization V.I.L.E. and give back to its victims.
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But the strippers in Hustlers have the same goal as that jolly young figure in English mythology: Steal from the rich (wealthy men who visit their club) and give to the poor (themselves).
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The latest: Thieves tricking people into thinking they're updating their Tor browser, when in fact it downloads malware that changes the victim's browser settings, enabling thieves to steal from their payment service accounts.
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Treasury is targeting this currency exchange network which was another illicit scheme that the Venezuelan regime had long used to steal from its people, Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin said in a statement.
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Jogbra was the first sports bras in the modern era, the first sports bra released since about the 3rd century AD. This is the one product that we couldn't borrow or steal from men.
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The truth is nearly everyone in Huntington is a victim of this epidemic: parents whose children lie about their habits and steal from their homes, fathers and mothers who outlive their daughters and sons.
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"If he got two thirds of what he needs, which I think he's well on his way to doing, for us to steal from him is not going to help the party," he added.
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"If he got two-thirds of what he needs, which I think he's well on his way to doing, for us to steal from him is not going to help the party," he continued.
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Museums aren't particularly hard to steal from, she says, but the goods are hard to sell: Most art is immediately recognizable and easy to track, while other exhibits tend not to be particularly valuable.
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"Hustlers," a female-led dramedy based on a true story about strippers who steal from their wealthy Wall Street clients, earned $105 million in the US this year and was made for $20 million.
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TMZ Sports broke the story ... the 64-year-old was arrested at an L.A. supermarket on Tuesday for running a scheme to steal from an African charity he started to fund his lavish lifestyle.
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Robin Hood: Prince of ThievesWhile Robin Hood and Little John steal from the rich and give to the poor, Rickman's character, the Sheriff of Nottingham, collects heavy taxes and governs people's lives with unfair laws.
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Employees may deliberately steal from an organization or they may be the victims of smart hackers who are able to trick them into clicking on something they should not, deploying malware into an internal system.
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MyEtherWallet spokesman Jordan Spence said the developer had not detected signs that the iOS app was used to steal from people who had downloaded it, but that the team was still investigating to verify that.
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Eberle made it 2-0 at the 8:21 mark of the third period with a wrist shot off a pass from Mathew Barzal, who started the play with a steal from defenseman Colin Miller.
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President Obama has now been forced to steal from Peter to pay Paul, knitting together resources from many smaller funds that also address critical needs, but are currently deemed less urgent than the Zika emergency.
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China is going to buy a big pile of soybeans and other American agricultural and energy products, and promise not to steal from American companies that use advanced technology and want to do business there.
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"These individuals betrayed their duty as public servants and as citizens in a shallow but breathtakingly bold effort to lie, cheat, and steal from their fellow citizens and our federal government," he said last week.
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The liquor store across from the shoe shop has a South Korean immigrant owner (Sang Chon, the director's father) who makes a point of not speaking English, and fears that Kamilla will steal from him.
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Movie Rob offers to put out a record for the naughty teens who steal from his store; TV Rob casually offers to sell the record in her store should her naughty teens ever make one.
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STX's "Hustlers," a female-led dramedy based on a true story about strippers who steal from their wealthy Wall Street clients, earned $105 million in the US this year and was made for $20 million.
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The rules that are used to imprison and steal from Americans in Georgia, Montana, or Iowa are often very different than those enforced against the powerful people found in Washington, DC or New York City.
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It's been that way since we shared rooms as kids, and now we share everything else: We watch the same shows, steal from each other's closets, eat the same food, and even read the same books.
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The Barbarian uses a boat and some extra cards to steal from the players from the ocean, while the Thief can use a card-based system of tools and tunnels to steal gold on the board.
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There are artists out there like Miley Cyrus, Iggy Azalea, Katy Perry, and even Justin Timberlake (sorry, boo) who often "borrow" (read: steal) from Black music, style, and culture without giving credit where credit is due.
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According to multiple news reports, Theris was with two Troy men around July 18 but may have fled from them when she learned they were allegedly going to steal from a hunting camp in Midway, Alabama.
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Garnett claims part of the diabolical plot against him involved his wealth manager and accountant trying to get him to live on a budget so they would have a greater pool of cash to steal from.
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By proving that the trolls can't keep her from achieving the success she has worked hard for, Lizzo has become uncancelable and has taken back the power the cancel culture attempts to steal from its victim.
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Hayward took a steal from Joe Ingles in for a dunk, and Shelvin Mack followed with a 213.6-pointer to cap off the spurt and give Utah a 23.1-210 lead with 2186 seconds remaining before halftime.
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Sarah Jessica Parker has designed her own shoes, handbags and even little black dresses for her SJP Collection, but there's one item of clothing she can't help but steal from her husband Matthew Broderick's closet: his socks!
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And the revelation that Melania Trump's speech was, allegedly, part-plagiarized from one by Michelle Obama shows that Trump may be willing to steal from the best parts of America's political show business history to win votes.
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Though a newly announced bundle for Disney+, ESPN+ and Hulu might seem like a steal from the consumer subscription point of view, Disney CEO Bob Iger said the move will be valuable for the company's advertising business.
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The inquiry comes as policymakers, regulators and financial institutions around the world increase scrutiny into the heist at Bank Bangladesh and a separate attempt to use fraudulent SWIFT messages to steal from a commercial bank in Vietnam.
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Over a career that spanned almost a half-century, this pioneering stand-up saved countless artifacts, including notes, set lists, scrapbooks, tickets and clothing — even the signs he liked to steal from the theaters where he played.
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So it's a shame he clammed up recently when asked about today's highest-profile copyright question: Did the British pop star Ed Sheeran steal from Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" for his own "Thinking Out Loud"?
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As a young man, he had worked as a shop assistant at a branch of the home improvements chain Wickes in London, where he was caught trying to steal from the store and was convicted of theft.
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In one example, a man who had been charged with stealing or attempting to steal from four New York City banks was released without bail; hours later, the police said, he robbed a Chase bank in Brooklyn.
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Zhu Hua and Zhang Shilong are charged with conspiracy to commit computer intrusions and wire fraud, as well as aggravated identity theft, as part of years-long campaigns to steal from numerous foreign governments and dozens of companies.
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Watch Bieber play a medley of the aforementioned "Sorry" with Purpose cut "Company" below, and flashing back to last year's awards, did David Guetta and Nicki Minaj's performance of "Hey Mama" steal from the Burning Man festival's aesthetic?
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He had no intention of stopping until he had brought down every corrupt FIFA boss, all of the men who sat in the soccer organization's underground bunker in Zurich and used their position to steal from the game.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian cyber criminals used malware planted on Android mobile devices to steal from domestic bank customers and were planning to target European lenders before their arrest, investigators and sources with knowledge of the case told Reuters.
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The lawyer for Mr. Caspersen contends that it was an extreme compulsion to trade stock options that drove his client with an Ivy League pedigree to lie and steal from his friends, family and a hedge fund foundation.
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The minichain's novel business model is not to steal from the rich, but rather to use revenues made by serving breakfast and lunch to paying customers to cover the costs of preparing free evening dinners for homeless people.
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Not only can we steal from their closets, but they help guide us through the kinds of beauty dos and don'ts that save us from regrettable moves — like over-plucking eyebrows or going to bed with our makeup on.
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A United Nations report seen by Reuters last month said North Korea had used "widespread and increasingly sophisticated" cyberattacks to steal from banks and cryptocurrency exchanges, amassing $2 billion which it used to fund weapons of mass destruction programs.
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Detective Martin Pastor with the department's Major Case Squad said the man was believed to have been casing the diamond district area looking for a truck to steal from, and had not simply happened upon a momentarily empty truck.
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Bunny Latif (Art Malik), a retired Pakistani general who figured into Season 4, is sitting with a revolver in his garden, where to the consternation of his neighbors he's been shooting the squirrels who steal from his bird feeders.
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"The state should respect our parents and not steal from them and lie," Mr. Straka explained without breaking step, as glowering clouds loomed over nearby Bratislava Castle and a steady sprinkle of icy droplets fell from the slate sky.
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Next year, NASA plans to scoop up a small batch of dirt from an asteroid named Bennu, located millions of miles from Earth — and now the agency knows which part of the space rock it's going to steal from.
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" And then came the part that had many up in arms: "Wanna tell me again how I should be deported, contribute nothing and only leech off this country while the 1% wealthiest people in this country steal from you everyday?
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This is like asking someone who stole silverware from your house whether he would steal from you again and him responding it was a hypothetical question and, besides, the silverware he stole the first time turned out to be worthless.
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"Until then, they and other hackers who steal from our companies for the apparent benefit of Chinese industry should remember: there is no free pass to violate American laws merely because they do so under the protection of the foreign state."
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If hackers in Bucharest want to steal from a bank in Omaha, they might first penetrate a server in Kalamazoo, and from there one in Liverpool, and from there one in Perth, and so on, until their trail is thoroughly obscured.
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"The way I see it is that the government steals from the government, and the people also steal from the government," said Mr. Rojas, whose family recently returned to its hometown, Cerro de Ladra, after a long stint in Ohio.
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I called those people in my book "the many-gendered mothers of my heart," which is a phrase I steal from the poet Dana Ward, but I do have a specific mother, who's also here tonight—Mom, I love you. . . .
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Click here to view original GIFIt's not exactly a shiny new concept that stories get recycled and retold, or that movies borrow liberally and sometimes steal from other movies, or that people like watching and hearing the same thing over and over again.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - North Korea has generated an estimated $2 billion for its weapons of mass destruction programs using "widespread and increasingly sophisticated" cyberattacks to steal from banks and cryptocurrency exchanges, according to a confidential U.N. report seen by Reuters on Monday.
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And that proof ensures that if one party tries to steal from another, not only will it be incapable of doing so, but as a penalty for trying, the thief's currency will be awarded to the person they were trying to swindle.
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Andre Iguodala got a wide-open lane and went in for an easy dunk and the Warriors got a huge steal from Klay Thompson on a bad pass, capitalizing on a huge 33-pointer from Durant to stretch their lead to six.
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It is most likely a matter of personnel, and he will have an ally this season in Bradley, who the team was able to steal from the Celtics in exchange for fixing Boston's "Gordon Hayward doesn't fit under the salary cap" problem.
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"Obviously, he had the blessing of an insanely athletic body," John Jannuzzi, the United States deputy lead for Twitter Moments (who, as a digital editor at GQ once advised readers on six style moves to steal from Palmer), said of the golfer.
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Based on a 2015 New York Magazine piece by Jessica Pressler titled "The Hustlers at Scores," Hustlers is about a group of strippers who work the scene to, in plain terms, steal from the rich and give to the poor (aka themselves).
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When Elliot showed Vera and his minions the trillions of dollars they could steal from the Deus Group, I actually thought for a moment that Elliot might really join forces with them, if only to use them as muscle against the Dark Army.
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Let's not pretend China is changing its SOE [state owned enterprise] stripes overnight, and the relationships that they continue to have with the big German manufacturers are going away; there's still an awful lot the Chinese want to learn from and steal from them.
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UNITED NATIONS, Aug 5 (Reuters) - North Korea has generated an estimated $2 billion for its weapons of mass destruction programs using "widespread and increasingly sophisticated" cyber attacks to steal from banks and cryptocurrency exchanges, according to a confidential U.N. report seen by Reuters on Monday.
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" Though Giudice and her husband Joe were both convicted for mail, wire and bankruptcy fraud — she serving 11 months and he in the midst of a 41-month prison sentence — the Standing Strong author made it clear that she "didn't steal from other people.
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"Voting to roll-back basic transparency rules provides zero benefit for the public but will instead allow corrupt elites to continue to stuff their pockets with oil money and steal from their citizens," said Isabel Munilla, senior policy adviser for extractive industries at Oxfam America.
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It's known among analysts as "counterproductive work behaviors" and can involve anything from leaving early to being unproductive to deliberately lowering morale to things like stealing (an American study found that 80 percent of employees steal from work), using drugs, or fucking on company time.
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What happens next is anyone's guess, but a follow-on story in Bloomberg didn't reflect well on Hampton Creek's board, which was reportedly warned by the successful entrepreneur and investor Ali Partovi that the company might have a truthiness issue, to steal from comic Stephen Colbert.
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In this mess of characters, only two are truly awful: a pair aptly known as "The Assholes," whose toxic friendship prompts them to take advantage of each other, steal from The Guy, and to even fake participation in Alcoholics Anonymous as a dating and networking opportunity.
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Whether they're just starting to dabble in contouring, or they're 18 and running their own multi-million dollar beauty conglomerate, most little sisters want to emulate their big sisters, and they're not afraid to beg, borrow, and steal from her closet in order to make it happen.
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There were journalists reaching out to me, verified accounts with millions of followers retweeting me, and a few very angry men telling me that I shouldn't steal from them, that my child was better off dead, that I should have let him just succumb to natural selection.
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This creates a new-age form of blackface where these influencers regularly profit off of trends and features inherent to the black body and community and may not be naturally theirs, which only further perpetuates a racist cycle that allows white people to steal from black culture.
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"I am writing this public letter to express my extreme disappointment in the lack of regard given to the recent situation in which your @WagWalking employee's priority was not to walk my dogs but rather to steal from my home," Bryan continued in a separate tweet.
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There is no industry-wide data to show how many customers vaping companies steal from tobacco, but a survey of 19,000 Juul users, conducted by the company and detailed in a Piper Jaffray note, said that about 62 percent were smokers when starting to use Juul.
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"I'm sure the trusted professionals I work with across the community will take a hard look at anything they can learn from this case, whether about contractors or other issues, to see whether they can better defend our systems from others who might try to steal from them."
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It does try its best to steal from smarter films, at least: The film is rife with meta-references to the Child's Play franchise, and it winks at everything from 2001's evil artificial intelligence Hal to Poltergeist, Halloween 3, and the viral horror game Five Nights at Freddy's.
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It wasn't obvious to me until I was like an hour in, but the whole reason why D'Souza bends over backwards to create his unified theory of the Democratic Party that loves to "steal" from Americans is that the theory is a work of very tenuous retro-fitting.
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Now I'd rather shop for staples (bread, milk, Clorox), at the twenty-four-hour Supermart than lag behind the laggard dawn about to steal from haystack to haystack, no less bent on taking us to the brink of destruction than was Clement V on dissolving the Knights Templar.
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But Jeff Burks, who prosecuted Ms. Brown and is now an assistant district attorney in Madison, Ga., has contended that she shouldn't be considered a victim of trafficking, and that she tried to recruit someone to return to Mr. Allen's apartment after killing him to steal from it.
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Scammers steal from the susceptible and give to themselves, which is not how Robin Hood did things, but is a form of stylish self-interest that can feel like a karmic balancing of scales, when the target is right and when we're allowed to take vicarious pleasure in the process.
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WASHINGTON — North Korea engaged in a yearslong effort to hack into American companies and steal from financial institutions around the globe, the Justice Department charged on Thursday in a 174-page criminal complaint that detailed how hackers caused hundreds of millions of dollars' worth of damage to the global economy.
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As the cultural critic Lewis Hyde wrote in 21990, we embrace the grifter as an embodiment of what is "actually true about America but cannot be openly declared" — like "the degree to which capitalism lets us steal from our neighbors," or the amount of unfounded faith that the stock market demands.
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But in 2014 in Sochi, the committee took serious measures to guard against garden-variety cyber criminals looking to abscond with anything they could steal from the thousands of international visitors in attendance, something that has been happening for years and will probably never cease regardless of where the games are held.[Guardian]
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It's a way of telling ourselves we don't have to be witty and charming people who keep our lives discreet and marginalized in the straight world… Yeah, QUEER can be a rough word but it is also a sly and ironic weapon we can steal from the homophobe's hands and use against him.
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Exclusive: Tesla's Klaus Grohmann ousted after clash with CEO Musk - sources Facebook says it will act against 'information operations' using false accounts Alphabet CEO touts results of corporate restructuring And a group of thieves used it to bolster their efforts to steal from millions of online bank accounts in Australia and other countries.
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Richard Pryor (in a dramatic turn), Harvey Keitel and Yaphet Kotto play Detroit autoworkers who hatch a plot to steal from their union — a scheme that opens a window on collusion between the union and the plant's owners, and that helps to sow suspicions among the friends, who are played against one another.
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You see that colors a lot of family dynamics around medication-assisted treatment, and you see them worn out also because of bad behavior by the addicted people whose brains have been taken over by this drug, such as users who steal from their families to fund their next fix, for instance.
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" In the book's final scene of defeat and retreat, a Catalan girl whose home has just been bombed shames a band of her own starving countrymen who are attempting to plunder her pantry: "You're such cowards and hopeless fighters," she taunts them, "and on top of that will you steal from us?
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This culminated over the past year in a cascade of devastating decisions for workers and the unions that represent them, whether the Epic Systems ruling that made it easier for your boss to steal from employees or the Janus case that made it way harder for public-sector unions to collectively bargain.
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Senator Marco Rubio took to Twitter to call the agreement "a great deal" for ZTE and China while suggesting it's a bad one for the US. "China crushes U.S. companies with no mercy & they use these telecomm companies to spy & steal from us," he wrote, calling on Congress to act to prevent the agreement.
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But due to a centuries of destructive and genocidal actions by the United States government—forced removal, the allotment era, the ongoing incursions by non-Natives seeking to steal from and profit off their sovereign status—it is only now that the nation has obtained the necessary political capital to move forward with the plan.
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And along with her face splashed across the season's biggest fashion mag also comes a whole slew of additional content, including Vogue's standard 73 Questions video in which Kendall gets deep about her rebellious teenage years, her relationship with Gigi, which sister's closet she wants to steal from, and her mom-ager's most embarrassing habit.
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Su's hacking effort provided a staggering return on investment for the Chinese government: According to court documents, the operation cost China around $1 million—an absolute pittance compared to the decades of engineering knowledge, military technology, and construction details that Su and his team were able to steal from Boeing and the US Air Force.
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"The administration apparently plans to turn over financial regulation to Wall Street titan Goldman Sachs, and make it easier for them and other big banks like Wells Fargo to steal from their customers and destabilize the economy," said Lisa Donner, the executive director of Americans for Financial Reform, an advocacy group that supports Dodd-Frank.
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Back then, Instagram had 216 million users (it now has more than a billion), and over the next few years it would implement many of the changes that people hated about Facebook: non-chronological feeds and ever-changing algorithms, a seemingly-misguided push into video, as well as some elements it would steal from competitors.
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"It is absolutely reprehensible that you can get thrown in jail for stealing a box of Kleenex at the 7-11, but if you steal from people at a multi-million dollar scale, nothing happens to you," said Maeve Elise Brown, executive director of Housing and Economic Rights Advocates, a legal assistance group in Oakland.
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If putting samples on your face still skeeves you out, there are a couple other hot tips to steal from repeat pit stoppers: You can twist a lipstick all the way up and scrape from the bottom, or you can stick to formulas that squeeze out so you know someone hasn't touched the actual foundation before you.
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"I'm sure the trusted professionals I work with across the community will take a hard look at anything they can learn from this case, whether it's about contractors or other issues to see whether they can better defend our systems from others who might try to steal from them," Carlin said in an interview on CSPAN.
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The irony of Obama's oil-barrel tax is that it steals a higher percentage of money from the less fortunate than from those who are wealthy, the exact opposite of the normal steal-from-the-rich-and-use-it-to-buy-votes-from-the-envious ploy that we see at play in the current Democratic presidential primary.
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But Jeff Burks, who prosecuted Ms. Brown and is now an assistant district attorney in Madison, Ga., said earlier this month when the hearing was granted that Ms. Brown shouldn't be considered a victim of trafficking, and that she tried to recruit someone to return to Mr. Allen's apartment after killing him to steal from it.
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She began by telling of the story of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire of 22012, when 2100 garment workers, most of them young women and immigrants, perished just a block away from where Warren stood at her podium, as a result of being trapped because their bosses locked them in, afraid they might steal from the factory.
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Like Young, Eckes deftly moves back and forth between poetry and prose to build the emotional rhythm that allows for the kind of "news" that William Carlos Williams found lacking in the news: The American solution to a public problem, created by private industry, is usually to find a new way to steal from the public.
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We asked two awesome coaches—Alex Viada, a USA Triathlon coach and owner of the training facility Complete Human Performance in Durham, North Carolina, and Michelle Adams-Arent, a former pro bodybuilder and coach at Rutgers' Center for Health and Human Performance—to tell us what he's doing right that regular lifters can steal from the Steeler.
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He Tried to Bilk Google and Facebook Out of $100 Million With Fake Invoices I'm always saying that email is the future, and it would seem that Evaldas Rimasauskas, agrees with me: A Lithuanian man and his associates found a bold way to steal from Facebook and Google, according to his guilty plea last week: They asked for money via email.
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Their research found that the very idea of a self-checkout made it easier to steal from a store because of the lack of human interaction, because the stores can't always identify whether customers are trying to steal or they're just crap at scanning, and because if you get caught, you can always just shrug it off as a problem with the technology.
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Through manifestoes, artists of all kinds have expressed their views of the meaning of their art: "Abandon love, abandon aestheticism, abandon the baggage of wisdom" (Kazimir Malevich, 1916); "Steal from anywhere that resonates with inspiration or fuels your imagination" (Jim Jarmusch, 2002); "A cool early morning wind is blowing around us; he who doesn't want to shiver must stride out" (Bruno Taut, 1920).
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My theory is that now in their old age, they've "given up," have little left to steal from their own people, and know their days on Earth are numbered, so they apparently aren't as disinclined to improving relations with the U.S. It's my fervent hope the Cuban people, the true victims of the Castro revolution, will benefit as a result.
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A steal from Draymond Green led to the versatile big man being fouled to prevent an easy dunk, but that didn't matter as Stephen Curry hit a long 2-pointer to push the Warriors' lead to 43 points and then it pushed to 15 when a Curry miss turned into an improbably put-back by JaVale McGee who fought for the ball inside with Tristan Thompson.
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Having done Homicide, where we would purposely have two of the detectives driving to a crime scene or driving away from a crime scene, and they would be talking in this philosophical way about death or life or money or whatever, I realized I wouldn't be able to have those scenes per se on OZ, so I thought, Well, I'll steal from the ancient Greeks and have a sort of Greek chorus, but not a lot of people, just one guy.
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