I stopped his takedowns and I'd finally found his timing for his takedowns.
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The takedowns Netflix listed include: Some of the takedowns make immediate sense upon reading.
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Keeping the distance is not only important for avoiding the takedowns it is useful in making the takedowns more obvious.
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While some takedowns appear to be aimed at actual pornography there seems to be a huge uptick in false takedowns lately.
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Werdum looks like a brilliant striker when his opponent is tired, or concerned about his takedowns, or worried about applying their own takedowns.
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Issa spent the duration of the fight chasing takedowns, while Lapilus would defend these takedowns—albeit with some difficulty—only to separate and light his foe up on the feet.
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The thing about building off the boxing to score the takedowns and threatening the takedowns to score with the boxing is that if either doesn't work, the other can become desperate.
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Facebook's latest transparency report shows a big jump in spam and violent content takedowns, some advances in proactively identifying hate speech, and the first numbers for bullying, harassment, and child sexual exploitation takedowns.
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McGregor himself tends to favor those almost-downward elbows and that is the key difference along the fence: upper body takedowns remove McGregor's power, lower body takedowns give him weapons to strike with.
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But Garbrandt's takedowns have seemed well incorporated with his striking.
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Government takedowns aren't a new phenomena for online media platforms.
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Starz is misusing DMCA takedowns here, and suppressing truthful reporting.
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That is due to the legality of takedowns and kicks.
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And they brought humor to their takedowns of clueless racists.
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He shoots for takedowns and spins for armbars and toeholds.
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Details of the takedowns were reported earlier by Coda Story.
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At the EU level, the Commission is keeping up public pressure on online platforms over illegal content takedowns — and this week commissioners reiterated support for automatic detection and filtering techniques to speed up takedowns.
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Jones scored two takedowns from nine attempts, while Reyes scored nothing.
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Online platforms still not clear enough about hate speech takedowns: EC
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The company has done other Iran-linked takedowns in recent months.
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A thread on Reddit first spotted the takedowns earlier this evening.
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The Prodigy's takedowns have always been well set up and effective.
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Two takedowns stifled the attacks of Cote in the first round.
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All of the takedowns occurred in or around the last month.
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A YouTube representative referred to their channel takedowns as a mistake.
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Facebook restored the ads after a POLITICO report detailed the takedowns.
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The takedowns extend far beyond just the 2016 presidential election candidates, though.
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Machida's first line of defense against takedowns and strikes is his footwork.
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He added that 97% of Facebook's takedowns come before users report them.
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He's paced the Panthers' edge rushers this year with six quarterback takedowns.
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Jung showed variety in his takedowns, his ground game, and his striking.
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Whittaker is very good at stuffing takedowns and immediately coming up swinging.
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"It would likely encourage increased censorship and takedowns by companies," she said.
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Some Facebook birding groups are known for brutal takedowns and highhanded admonitions.
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Netflix listed the nine takedowns it's received, between 2015 and February 2020.
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Many of the text's witty takedowns of capitalism and consumerism still resonate.
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Although any such takedowns remain within the framework of "relevant international law".
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Conversely, the first few takedowns of the song were written by men.
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Social media played a huge role in spreading these barbs and takedowns.
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Chad Mendes and Mike Brown ate hard knees in going for takedowns.
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DMCA takedowns have been used to try to censor megapopular YouTuber PewDiePie.
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Pressed again on why such a discrepancy existed between the speed of YouTube copyright takedowns and terrorist takedowns, he responded: "I think that we've seen a sea change this year" — flagging the committee's contribution to raising the profile of the problem and saying that as a result of increased political pressure Google has recently expanded its use of machine learning to additional types of content takedowns.
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Nearly 80 percent of the channel takedowns related to spam uploads, YouTube said.
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With that, it's important to note takedowns are at the request of creators.
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Less-serious uses of force, such as hand controls and takedowns, have fluctuated.
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So even though I'm a striker, I don't want to just stuff takedowns.
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But Nimmo points out that the October takedowns likely set the IRA back.
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Only 2 percent of the takedowns came as a result of government requests.
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Barao's well-timed body lock takedowns really turned the fight in his favor.
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Where Rodriguez has been excelling in recent fights is in his counters to takedowns.
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Law enforcement also uses the technique in investigations and large-scale criminal infrastructure takedowns.
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There are angry YouTube "takedowns," fawning and lo-fi Instagram stickers, and GIFs galore.
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Here is a list of takedowns announced by Facebook so far this year: ** Jan.
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The man who set up his takedowns as counters off of a set up.
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Lemp didn't mention any specific takedowns, but the big story these days is Infowars.
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And ideally, we time these takedowns to cause the maximum disruption to their operations.
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Cather was a mercurial but brilliant critic, veering between ecstatic raves and brutal takedowns.
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Justino spent the bout stuffing takedowns and reversing throws with her favorite ura-nage.
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The takedowns were disconcerting to performers who came to town expecting a docile press.
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Here is a list of takedowns announced by Facebook so far this year: - Jan.
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They want to be able to defend takedowns and put on exciting striking displays.
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If I feel the timing is right, I want to hit my own takedowns.
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Grindcore can be a genre full of call-outs, takedowns and tough guy shit.
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Another thing about Scoggins' takedowns is that his level change itself isn't that fast.
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Edgar used the dipping jab and body jab excellently to set up his takedowns.
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The numbers do not include takedowns by Facebook to enforce the site's own rules.
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Fili brought Yusuff to the canvas more often, but Yusuff's takedowns were more authoritative.
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For sheer comedic savagery, no artist alive can match, his takedowns of Richard Nixon.
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Gleicher said the latest takedowns had some ties to the previous accounts it had detected.
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In the third quarter of 2018, machines performed 99.5 percent of Facebook's "terrorist content" takedowns.
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We were Amazon's No. 1 customer in terms of the volume of takedowns every day.
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YouTube automated scans have sped up takedowns of videos tied to ISIS or al-Qaeda.
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Today's Community Standards report details the number of takedowns across the various categories it enforces.
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And now they're doing takedowns of Megan on Fox News, and who knows whatever else.
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The latter grabbed the attention of Atlus, known for being aggressive in enforcing copyright takedowns.
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If they could stop his takedowns and snap downs, he was hopeless on the feet.
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Screenshot: Twitter (Consequence of Sound)Apparently even Donald Trump is not immune to copyright takedowns.
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Watching Weisz scheme and plot and desecrate her male counterparts with savage takedowns was blissful.
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I've been working a lot on defending body lock takedowns and countering the body lock.
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Also, it has become increasingly burdensome for copyright holders to obtain takedowns of infringing content.
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This censorship can be removing harmful speech or the constant takedowns of suspected infringing content.
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Takedowns were inevitable, and the ground game was made almost static: the worst possible outcome.
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This story originally appeared on WIRED UK. There were, of course, think pieces and takedowns.
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The takedowns have reached high-profile users like Iranian soccer player Alireza Jahanbakhsh, CNN notes.
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But if Audius does grow, it has a savvy approach to preventing unnecessary content takedowns.
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In round two, she completed two more takedowns and earned almost two minutes of control time.
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He relies on his takedowns and footwork, and the moment those stop working he has trouble.
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Jesse Williams is an award-winning actor, a celebrated orator, and a master of Twitter takedowns.
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Of course, partly this rash of takedowns speaks to the enormity of Facebook's self-inflicted challenge.
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Other fake takedowns use a modified version of the legal company name of the copyright holder.
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If he can get the takedowns, Edgar should play the part of the old-school wrestler.
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Facebook confirmed the content takedowns and suspension as mistakes on the part of its moderation team.
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Volkanovski, meanwhile, hit the fence to dirty box but found that the takedowns came too easily.
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That said, there is significant online chatter worrying about further takedowns of members of Yiannopoulos's brethren.
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Certainly it would be good to see Gallagher attempt his takedowns more cautiously than against Taylor.
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Facebook does not share data about the number or rate of takedowns for that specific violation.
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And these are the areas that both the strikes and takedowns are a danger against Woodley.
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Big hooks, big takedowns, level changes into uppercuts, and hard, hard low kicks from the outside.
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Against the trash-talking Bisping, St. Pierre had takedowns in each of the first two rounds.
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That's increasingly a concern for big tech companies, as demand for takedowns of troubling content swells.
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"We are talking about three takedowns in L.A., when there are probably 300," Mr. Zito said.
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But even if Robert Whittaker can stop the takedowns, he has some exploitable of his own.
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This opinion was heightened by what BuzzFeed characterized, accurately, as "savage takedowns" from the other Democrats.
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Most of the stores that The Verge talked to had takedowns issued in the last week.
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A few high-profile takedowns (like Eric Cantor's) serve as an important reminder to other members.
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From singles to blast double-leg takedowns, Asakura had her way with Toncheva in the grappling department.
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There are many clever, biting takedowns, a form of sparring greatly enjoyed by those educated at Oxbridge.
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Study the peculiar nod that Nurmagomedov uses when he steps in to punch or to attempt takedowns.
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Indeed, it was controversial when it hit theaters in 1990, and the subject of some vicious takedowns.
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Nogueira might not have had the best striking or takedowns, but he could submit anyone from anywhere.
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The country asked for ten times the number of takedowns as the next most aggressive censor, Russia.
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But she saved many of her best takedowns for movies whose messages she claimed to agree with.
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Throwing in a few takedowns is great way to keep your opponent edgy and on their toes.
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The Egg Board was behind the takedowns all along, pressuring the FDA to go after Hampton Creek.
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I understand that most people talking about this aren't literally trying to express support for copyright takedowns.
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Chael Sonnen easily took a decision over Wanderlei Silva in the main event by way of takedowns.
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Now users will be able to request that the company review takedowns of content they posted personally.
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Fighting back rarely ends well, since there are few topics Trump won't broach in his humiliating takedowns.
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And there was a reminder that Brooks' takedowns have been a constant feature of his Bellator career.
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Bermudez is unlikely to waste time on the feet if he thinks the takedowns will come easily.
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On Monday, Apple, Facebook, Spotify, and YouTube each issued takedowns ranging from channels to pages to podcasts.
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"I think she's a striker that defends some takedowns well and plays mind games," she tells Fightland.
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It is not just that he has excellent balance and can shuck off the takedowns of most.
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Even after the takedowns on Facebook and Google, the website remained active and ran a Twitter account.
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But after investigations by Twitch, channels that received takedowns by a group called Praxis Political were false.
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Silicon Valley giants haven't publicly announced the takedowns of any state-backed influence operations in recent days.
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From there, the two featherweights spent three rounds trading punches — Yusuff landed more powerful ones — and takedowns.
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"I feel I have a great base, because judo is takedowns and finishes, armbars, chokes," Harrison said.
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They were attracted by the promise of bigger and faster payouts, plus a transparent copyright takedowns process.
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In Houston, Rubio emptied the opposition research file on Trump and came packing countless television-ready takedowns.
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What if Facebook started doing takedowns of clips of late night television, citing the reason as "misinformation"?
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Round one was all Cutelaba, who experienced great success with his takedowns and pushed the pace throughout.
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I'll be looking to avoid them takedowns by putting the pressure on him and making him uncomfortable.
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Gab defended its takedowns as logically consistent with the site's terms of service, not just bending to pressure.
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PewDiePie's biggest source of strength right now probably isn't fair use law, but the norm against copyright takedowns.
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In the first half of 2017, Microsoft honored 99.65 percent of the requests it received for copyright takedowns.
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Instead of plotting takedowns, focus on transforming an area of life that's in need of an extreme makeover.
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In a blog post, Facebook said the takedowns were a result of a tip it received from Twitter.
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Oleinik dominated the first round with two takedowns and some nasty shots delivered under his crushing top control.
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Update 10/31, 12:40PM ET: Noted that Facebook has removed McInnes' page since it began takedowns yesterday.
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Piracy streams do violate Twitch's guidelines, though these are subject to DMCA takedowns by third-party rights holders.
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And we'll keep calling out abusive takedowns and helping people defend their rights to speak on the Internet.
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Facebook has publicly announced 11 takedowns of "inauthentic behaviour" stemming from 13 different countries so far this year.
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Exit scams and police takedowns mean no site becomes dominant, and customers are resigned to none lasting long.
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And so many different things, like takedowns in jiu-jitsu and strikes can happen up against that cage.
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It's a treat to watch and if the opponent doesn't keep up with him the takedowns seem effortless.
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Khabilov and Bagautinov can hit hard but don't really have the craft to box in on their takedowns.
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When we discuss 'mixing boxing and wrestling' the mind instantly goes to the notion of boxing into takedowns.
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Within weeks, Facebook announced page, group, and account takedowns related to Iranian and Russian disinformation efforts in October.
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Another popular YouTuber, iDubbbzTV aka Content Cop, also reported takedowns of his video content dating back to 2016.
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You will remember that for Henderson, he landed shots along the fence, and scrambled up from the takedowns.
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There are multiple high-profile examples of Facebook content takedowns and account deactivations that have been described as erroneous.
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So we have a policy for filing takedowns, and we have a queue, and we go through that queue.
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This evolution of tactics from previous more blatant pro-Iranian messaging suggests the operation had learned from earlier takedowns.
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If you think DMCA takedowns are bullshit—and they often are—you should definitely tell the Copyright Office why.
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But the idea is for this to expand to takedowns of other non-violent videos from other listed extremists.
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This has also been a year of unprecedented takedowns of some of the most powerful, predatory perpetrators against women.
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Automated flagging led to far more takedowns—6,685,731—but even Google agrees moderation can't be done by algorithms alone.
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YouTube recently loosened its policy on takedowns, allowing disputed videos to earn money while disputes are still being adjudicated.
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Not long after the attempted group takedowns, Facebook users allegedly discovered the identity of the Indonesian Reporting Commission's leader.
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Some experts warn that smaller companies and individual users would be more vulnerable to lawsuits, takedowns, and arbitrary censorship.
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Even Bollywood songs are being taken down — Bollywood remixes that I thought would not be susceptible to these takedowns.
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In fact you can probably count on one hand the number of times he has boxed into his takedowns.
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But the fence can also be an ally in defending takedowns and returning to the feet once taken down.
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This is the fourth time over the past year Facebook has reported takedowns of accounts linked to Myanmar's military.
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Three takedowns (and several heated disputes) later, he was declared the winner, by a score of 3 to 1.
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Unfortunately all that happened was that it made takedowns easier and then left the bottom man on a slope.
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We discussed last week how much Ernesto Hoost loved this method and its added dangers when takedowns are permitted.
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Dealing with a dexterous lead leg kicker can be a nightmare and even more so when takedowns are forbidden.
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Saiga continued to strike and fight off takedowns with one functioning arm and Yamamoto never picked up on it.
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Last year in Europe the German government agreed a new law targeting social media firms over hate speech takedowns.
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The response has linked fatal overdoses to suspected dealers in two recent drug takedowns that led to 18 arrests.
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So the story of 2019, in particular, was a tale of hot takes and takedowns buttressed by evanescent evidence.
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Other shops reported receiving similar takedowns from Etsy, presumably via Disney, and had their production chains disturbed as well.
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One of the most searing takedowns came from Raisman, who stared down Nassar and lambasted his decades of abuse.
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But the company said the takedowns represented "a fraction of a percent" of YouTube's total views during the quarter.
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J.K. Rowling often goes after people on Twitter, but usually she reserves her magical takedowns for trolls or politicians.
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Beginning in 2009, the United States attorney's office in Manhattan largely dismantled the Trinitarios with a series of takedowns.
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Hunt's tendency to overcommit on stopping takedowns, famously exploited by the wily Fabricio Werdum, might also be exploitable for Mir.
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The takedowns and the ground control were what garnered attention but—as Curtis Blaydes can attest—that is not enough.
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A man who used to be all superman punches and takedowns is suddenly a measured counter puncher and ring general.
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Many vloggers think YouTube has started to intentionally suppress controversial videos, even as it doesn't issue explicit takedowns for them.
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Most bizarrely, Ortega's own corner have called for takedowns in multiple rounds where he has proceeded to not attempt any.
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It's also only the tip of the iceberg, with more stories and takedowns in other industries to come, I suspect.
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In between all the resource gathering, llama hunting, and enemy takedowns, Dessler wonders what use such a study might have.
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Update August 15th 2:36 PM: This story has been updated to reflect further takedowns of Miucin's work on IGN.
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Facebook has made at least 14 public announcements about takedowns of "inauthentic behaviour" stemming from 17 different countries this year.
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Now, in the age of doxing, trolls, and brutal Twitter takedowns, is it possible to escape viral fame so unscathed?
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These recent takedowns will absolutely be politicized: The President will no doubt start tweeting about them, if he hasn't already.
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CTRL is a jolt of fresh air packed with wry observations and searing takedowns of romance in the modern age.
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The short clip provides some pretty great moments that are true to The Simpsons' long history of clever takedowns. Enjoy.
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Facebook has made at least 14 public announcements about takedowns of "inauthentic behavior" stemming from 17 different countries this year.
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I wish I didn't live in fear of an internet mob, like a great tidal wave, swarming me with takedowns.
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When Werdum looks bad is when opponents are not worried about his takedowns and comfortable simply throwing back at him.
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And anonymous online reviews alternate between glowing reviews of how "comfortable" his office was and scathing takedowns of his temperament.
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Twenty years of wrestling at the highest levels has given Romero a sixth sense for takedowns and agile, heavy hips.
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This week's takedowns come more than two months after YouTube announced a renewed effort to tackle hateful and supremacist content.
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"We're glad to see researchers do further analysis on our past takedowns," a Facebook company spokesperson said in a statement.
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"What we've seen is coordinated takedowns from Facebook and Twitter because of sharing information with each other," Mr. Stamos said.
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For Biden's progressive rivals in the top tier, Sanders and Warren, the former vice president is still ripe for takedowns.
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The report showed the number of requests for user data, content removal and copyright takedowns from governments around the world.
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Teen Vogue's Trump takedowns and commitment to progressive values have drawn the attention of teen and adult readers alike post-election.
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Murata nullified Batara's striking with a string of takedowns, before smothering her opponent against the ropes with a dominant top game.
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At 35, Edgar is still the quick-footed wrestler with good athleticism, snappy takedowns, clean boxing and an underrated ground game.
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And the European Union's executive body pushing for social media firms to automate the flagging of illegal content to accelerate takedowns.
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YouTube creators have dealt with overzealous copyright claim infringement and takedowns for years, prompting debates over Fair Use policies and monetization.
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In the post, SoundCloud writes that, due to these agreements, there have been "far fewer" takedowns of content, including DJ mixes.
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With no Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert (old Colbert, obviously) with near daily takedowns, there has been a bit of vacuum.
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It's not clear whether the takedowns are the result of an automated process gone wrong, or trolls exploiting a broken system.
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Johnson is a hard hitter, known for directly fighting off takedowns and for fading in the later parts of a fight.
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The dual takedowns of AlphaBay and Hansa followed a similar model; with many users ironically migrating to Hansa once AlphaBay closed.
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Whittaker's excellent control of distance and ability to stop Brunson's takedowns allowed him to survive the early surge without being overwhelmed.
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The company shared its findings with the FBI and the Atlantic Council prior to the takedowns, Gleicher added on a call.
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Last week's release of "Real Friends" was plagued by SoundCloud problems, audio issues, illegal uploads, copyright takedowns, and tweets without links.
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Oftentimes, this highlight is a rush of brutal takedowns, each completed in succession to push a team over the finish line.
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AOC has been quick to make a name for herself for her incisive tweets and fiery Twitter takedowns of GOP members.
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And don't forget that jiu jitsu is what Ortega is known for in spite of his almost complete lack of takedowns.
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Though Edgar prefers to level change to threaten takedowns while Alvarez prefers to level change for right hands to the body.
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Some technology executives worry that being too quick to remove suspect posts could invite endless and often meritless demands for takedowns.
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In 2009, Mr. Hu began an English-language edition, hoping to bring his indignant takedowns of Western liberalism to international readers.
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By the time the third round had ended, Teixeira had succeeded on three takedowns, and amassed 14:26 of control time.
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Although most major technology companies publish transparency reports detailing the requests they receive for content takedowns, only Microsoft's report includes revenge porn.
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This is far from Banks' first time engaging in mean-spirited Twitter or Instagram takedowns, and it surely won't be her last.
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Moreover, Dos Santos is exceptional at fighting off takedowns but no one does that quite as well when they are already limping.
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At the time, it seemed like a messy end to the string of dark net takedowns that started with the Silk Road.
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But Tompros hopes that things won't go that far, and that eventually, their takedowns will deter people from using the symbol altogether.
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Over the course of the first two rounds, Strickland surrendered a pair of takedowns and ate a handful of Garcia power punches.
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Among dark web experts, there's a general consensus that there will only be more dark web marketplaces and subsequent takedowns to come.
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Pickett hoped to clarify the content issues on the platform, specifically to prevent their visual novels from receiving unexpected or avoidable takedowns.
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Time magazine partly attributes the surge in support to Clinton's three masterful debate performances, impressing millennials with her "methodical takedowns" of Trump.
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In a recent assessment of how that code is operating on hate speech takedowns the Commission said there had been some progress.
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But it's still unhappy that a large portion (it now says ~28%) of takedowns are still taking as long as a week.
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Baseball is not a combat sport, and people shouldn't be delivering combat-sport punches or combat-sport takedowns on a baseball diamond.
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Cruz probably wants to avoid being put to the fence, though he is apt to lean against it in fighting off takedowns.
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Stuffing four Maia takedowns in the first minute of the third, Brown looked dejected when he ended up on his backside again.
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However flawed copyright laws like the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) are, there's at least some degree of recourse for bogus takedowns.
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The hackers behind the leak appear to have carefully disseminated and backed up the files online on several platforms to avoid takedowns.
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Miocic has always been good at reaching for snatch singles and simply making his man work, then picking up takedowns later on.
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His discipline kept him off the fence, kept him at distance, and kept Dariush shooting long takedowns which he could not complete.
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She is ruthless in her takedowns, and has a keen eye for how young men try to invent themselves, and fall short.
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James Schuyler's diaries and diaristic poems, Aram Saroyan's minimalist concretions, and Ted Berrigan's affectionate takedowns of his friends all come to mind.
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Germany already legislated for such a law, back in 2017 — though in that case the focus is on speeding up hate speech takedowns.
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Ong gave Facebook credit for the takedowns and for engaging with the Philippine elections commission and election watchdog, unlike other big tech platforms.
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But he was concerned that Facebook chose to publicize some takedowns and not others, creating the perception of an unequal level of transparency.
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So yes, these sex-related Groups, Pages, and conversations could be at risk of takedowns, but only if someone is watching and reporting.
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In the months since Trump announced his plans to run for president, Willett, 53, has been regularly tweeting takedowns of the billionaire businessman.
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According to TorrentFreak, Starz employed The Social Element Agency—a social media management company—to issue DMCA takedowns of tweets sharing TorrentFreak's article.
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YouTube has been adding new moderators and increasing enforcement over the last year, which, the company has acknowledged, resulted in some mistaken takedowns.
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Eventually, Snapchat became a medium for all sorts of things, including the news, pretending to be a puppy and savage pop star takedowns.
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Though Marquardt had some success with his wrestling, going two for two on takedowns, the real story of the fight was Alvey's striking.
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The three-way race was really a two-on-one, with Trump standing center stage between a salvo of Rubio and Cruz takedowns.
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Despite conceding a number of takedowns to the Japanese veteran, Swanson managed to score well in the striking exchanges to claim the win.
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"My natural style makes it much easier to control all the takedowns ... I hope I can use that to my advantage," she said.
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Every year, Reddit publishes a transparency report detailing how many requests for information it received, along with more mundane things like copyright takedowns.
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Being a former division 1 wrestler, Gaethje still hits the takedowns but often uses them for damage and style points more than position.
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More impressive is that he outstruck Uriah Hall, boxed up Rafael Natal, and stuffed all the takedowns of a wildly charging Derek Brunson.
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If you like sudsy, bingeable shows, "Gone Girl"-style unreliable narrators or viciously funny takedowns of New York performative coolness, watch this immediately.
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Last month, YouTube updated the tools available to creators to let them better respond to these manual claims and potentially avoid video takedowns.
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Economics conferences can be hostile — paper discussions often feature overt takedowns of fresh research — and women may get more aggressive questions, research suggests.
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Those takedowns became something of an arms race, and the company has sometimes gone to extremes to try to keep things in check.
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In the past year, TikTok received 79 requests for user data from US law enforcement agencies, along with six requests for content takedowns.
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Rumburg claims an estimated 80% of takedowns on apps like SoundCloud and YouTube are not actually infringing copyright, leading to great content disappearing.
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It was a gruelling contest and most felt like Lauzon's takedowns would seal the deal, but the judges saw Miller as the victor.
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In terms of wrestling, Werdum doesn't hit an awful lot of takedowns and has never been the guy to sneakily time his shots.
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Movie takedowns tend to generate a torrent of digital readership, especially when films touch on topics that are still the subject of heated debate.
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To date it has carried out takedowns resulting in more than 1,000 people being charged with committing over $3.5 billion in health care fraud.
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Stephens looked absolutely baffled as the Brazilian circled away from him, kicking and denying exchanges, and timing takedowns when Stephens overcommitted to the chase.
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Details: Facebook says the takedowns may have impacted more right-leaning hyper-partisan Pages, but many left-leaning hyper-partisan pages were removed, too.
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The policy updates and account takedowns come as Facebook and Zuckerberg confront continued scrutiny from politicians on Capitol Hill and on the campaign trail.
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" The tour is billed as featuring observations on "the current state of anti-scientific affairs" by speakers revered for "their unapologetic takedowns of religion.
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In recent years the company has also had a habit of announcing major takedowns of what it badges "fake accounts" ahead of major votes.
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Coming out with his hands low and his feet moving, Fedor boxed up Nogueira and moved his head beautifully into takedowns which came effortlessly.
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Experts recommended everything from authenticating video at the source to requiring platforms to triage fake video takedowns, prioritizing those that start to go viral.
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Over the course of the fight, Sobotta landed 83 strikes, succeeded on three takedowns, and racked up more than 10 minutes of control time.
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Her answer to wrestlers has been to take them on head-to-head and to attempt to stuff the takedowns rather than elude them.
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But Bloomberg says that system could take up to two years to build, and Facebook is willing to pay now to stop the takedowns.
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Two massive takedowns got Anderson back in the fray in the second, even though Rua took mere seconds to get back to his feet.
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If Masvidal can stop the takedowns it would be good to see him play the long game rather than looking for a quick knockout.
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The new AI contributed to 7 million takedowns of such content between July and September, up from 4.4 million in the previous three months.
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If you saw the Ngannou—Miocic fight and thought "wrestling is the answer," you missed all of the stuff happening in between the takedowns.
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Zuckerberg said he was "not aware" of such instances but assured Cruz that content takedowns had not happened because of an employee's political views.
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Sessions thanked authorities from Thailand, Germany, France, and the UK. The European Union's law enforcement agency, Europol, posted its own announcement about the takedowns.
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A former federal prosecutor who achieved crypto fame for some of her takedowns, Haun joined Coinbase as its first independent director in June 2017.
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The Police Department conducted 41 separate takedowns of violent gangs in 2016, and has executed another 40 this year, according to a department spokesman.
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In recent months, the platforms have announced takedowns of accounts in China, Saudi Arabia and, most recently, Africa, where Russia was testing new tactics.
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Plenty of musicians and fans are sick of SoundCloud's expensive hosting costs, haphazard content takedowns and lagging user experience as the site's status withers.
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But Facebook isn't aware of all its users' intentions, and tips from some past takedowns have originated with other tech companies or the FBI.
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These reports typically include information like user data requests and content takedowns from governments and copyright removals under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
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The National Review last week released a dedicated "Against Trump" issue, featuring 22 notable conservative figures delivering blistering takedowns of the real estate mogul.
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Sam Alvey's grappling is largely limited to stuffing takedowns to utilise his clear boxing advantages with good power, timing and accuracy in his punches.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation, Human Rights Watch, and over 70 other groups have asked Facebook to adopt a clearer "due process" system for content takedowns.
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Alleged copyright troll Christopher Brady will no longer be able to issue false DMCA takedowns to other YouTubers, according to a lawsuit settlement filed today.
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After showing the feature to Roux, she used it to identify — and successfully request takedowns — for 658 listings on Amazon that ripped off her artwork.
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What's more, if the takedowns come too predictably, or without any set up (as in Bader versus Johnson) Teixeira could make Evans' night very short.
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No. (You can see the emulator in action below.) (The reason it's surprising is because of how copyright takedowns are normally handled by corporate entities.
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From one wild White House Correspondents' Dinner to a hidden camera show that changed the game, 2018's comedy landscape was brimming with political takedowns.
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Facebook announces takedowns of "inauthentic behaviour" as often as multiple times a month, but statements that directly link such behaviour to a government are rare.
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Representatives for Web Sheriff and NPG Publishing did not respond to Mashable's request for comment on whether they plan to pursue takedowns for the videos.
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Seeing as the president has already proved he is not immune to DMCA takedowns, there's no reason to suspect this situation will end any differently.
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Just look at the yuge "Trump bump" various late-night comedy shows have seen in ratings because of their comedic takedowns of the Trump administration.
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For years, Diaz was effectively competing in boxing matches in four ounce gloves, submitting guys when they got hurt and shot sloppy takedowns on him.
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Against both he was comfortable enough to pursue his own takedowns and succeed despite having none of the accolades of his opponents in grappling sports.
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The freshman member of Congress has mastered the art of social media by consistently delivering swift takedowns to GOP members in less than 143 characters.
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Narkun has a decent single leg, works well from the head outside position and uses combinations effectively, chaining his takedowns to wind up on top.
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In one of the largest gang takedowns in the history of New York City, 120 people were charged in connection with two murderous drug gangs.
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A tool like the one designed by Osadzinski specifically enables operatives to rapidly post content and stay ahead of takedowns to maintain a foothold online.
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Facebook announces takedowns of "inauthentic behavior" as often as multiple times a month, but statements that directly link such behavior to a government are rare.
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Facebook said it has conducted almost three dozen takedowns so far globally in 2019, well more than about two dozens in the whole of 2018.
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When they feel how I can control the distance and strike from range and how I can defend takedowns, they get really desperate, really quickly.
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The vast majority of fights then go to a decision and are awarded to the man who fumbled his way to completing the most takedowns.
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He had some scary moments in his first bout with Sapo, looking in no condition to keep shooting failed takedowns for three or five rounds.
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Hirota wasn't hopeless in stuffing the takedowns though, and it was as he circled out that Volkonoski was able to clip him with hard shots.
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He made his name as the "top cop" of Wall Street and by carrying out enormous gang takedowns, including the largest in the city's history.
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Over the course of the three-round affair, the stocky Brazilian landed 7 takedowns, and amassed almost 6 and a half minutes of control time.
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As a lawyer with long experience handling takedowns from Google web searches, I believe that there are responsible ways to remove illegal content from platforms.
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He said that other tech companies aren't releasing data related to account takedowns, making it difficult to gauge how much harmful content is out there.
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Since Pepe was appropriated by white nationalists during the 2016 US election, Furie has tried to contain the meme in the US via copyright takedowns.
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Apple confirmed the gambling app takedowns, as they are illegal in China, and noted a continuing effort to keep these apps off its App Store.
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But whose fandoms will it sell ads against once fans can no longer express themselves, due to takedowns that sometimes seem totally divorced from logic?
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In the third round, having been taken down eight times in the previous two rounds, everyone becomes desperate and that just leads into easier takedowns.
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That's according to AOL CEO Tim Armstrong, who spoke to TechCrunch as the blogospheric snark finally began to abate following a day of Tronc-esque takedowns.
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Rousey never, ever shot for takedowns or changed levels so every advance she made to the clinch was a run from distance through Holm's striking range.
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The BBC reported in 2017 that criminal activity on the dark web tends to simply fan out to other sites after takedowns of high-profile markets.
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Though Barão was successful on two takedowns in the latter two rounds, the judges were evidently more impressed with the American's success in the striking exchanges.
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To staff his office, Mueller tapped past and current federal prosecutors, who brought experience ranging from the Watergate investigation and mafia takedowns to international terrorism cases.
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The takedowns resulted in the seizure of 175 kilograms of fentanyl and fentanyl precursors, the arrests of 21 Chinese nationals, and the dismantling of one lab.
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Privately, sources at Google and YouTube who were briefed on the takedowns told VICE News the move was related to sanctions imposed by the U.S. government.
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"I do know that they are dangerous, nihilistic individuals who look at these takedowns as political performance art," he said in a statement to the station.
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But it's remained attractive to people like Benjamin, whose vituperative "takedowns" of Sarkeesian and other feminists helped fuel Gamergate and the ongoing culture war that's followed.
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But there's a clear risk that an over-emphasis on pushing tech giants to automate takedowns could result in censorship of controversial content on mainstream platforms.
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The possibility of fining social media firms which fail to meet collective targets for illegal content takedowns has also been floated by the heads of state.
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Update 3/27/17 4:30pm EDT: Pornhub replied to say that it condemns "uploading non authorized content" and that it complies with all DMCA takedowns.
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St-Pierre's striking would carry the fight and that in turn should open the door to the takedowns he was now failing to force onto Hendricks.
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Short sellers have often drawn attention with takedowns like Muddy Waters' allegations of fraud at timber company Sino-Forest, which subsequently filed for bankruptcy in 2012.
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The sites counter by arguing they've given the labels the tools they need (like YouTube's Content ID system) to make DMCA takedowns faster and more effective.
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That drive goes even further than the current EC Code of Conduct — with a call for takedowns of extremist material to take place within two hours.
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"We've seen more aggressive takedowns across social media platforms, which is a really good thing," Rasmussen was quoted as saying by the source at the gathering.
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While Gaethje may loathe attempting takedowns, he has a great wrestling pedigree and seems well aware of how well the attempt can set up striking opportunities.
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With no further takedowns in Round 3, the fight threatened to swing Thompson's way, as he landed more blows, although Woodley also dished out his share.
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Despite Krylov's undeniable talent, Cirkunov made this one look easy, scoring with takedowns early before locking up a beautiful arm-in guillotine choke for the win.
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And as some are pointing out, it appears the producers behind the film are turning to a commonly used tactic to quiet negative commentary—DMCA takedowns.
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The newly announced takedowns were just the latest from Microsoft's Digital Crimes Unit, which had previously disclosed that it blocked phishing attempts against three congressional campaigns.
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After the champion making such a point of saying he couldn't get hit, Garbrandt was counting out loud as he connected with hooks and blocked takedowns.
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Most takedowns in the modern game come along the fence, and against the fence McGregor's brilliant distance management is no longer a barrier against takedown attempts.
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Brunson was able to rush him onto the fence multiple times, but Jacare's best takedowns often come in the form of inside trips along the fence.
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Pro-Trump books like "The Russia Hoax" and takedowns like "Fire and Fury" have performed remarkably well for publishers, but "Becoming" has had more staying power.
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Some cases are handed off to federal counterparts as the basis for larger takedowns, but more often the cases begin and end with bottom-rung sellers.
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Though Holtzman enjoyed a strong first round, Emmett stole the second and third with his takedowns and counterstriking, stealing a unanimous decision win as a result.
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Despite the lack of action, however, the judges sided unanimously with Latifi—probably on the strength of the 3 takedowns he landed in the bout's second half.
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That's not to say Silva didn't let his strikes fly for a few fleeting moments, but ultimately, he had no answer for Cormier's takedowns and top control.
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It is unclear when the accounts were suspended, but according to the Outline, the apparent takedowns were first discovered by Nathan Bernard on Twitter on Feb. 19.
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YouTube first sued Brady in August after learning that he targeted a couple of Minecraft and gaming creators — "Kenzo" and "ObbyRaidz" — by using false copyright claim takedowns.
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These takedowns echo a similar case from last week, when game studio Campo Santo issued a takedown notice against entertainer PewDiePie in response to a racist slur.
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He was a Pancrase veteran and leg lock specialist with takedowns, size, and savvy—attributes that carried him to a Superfight title, the promotion's heavyweight title precursor.
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Starting with takedowns involving nudity or sexual activity, hate speech and graphic violence, Facebook is promising a speedy clarification and a possible reconsideration, ideally within 24 hours.
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Leakserv grew out of existing anti-piracy/brand protection b2b service Onsist, which issues DMCA takedowns on behalf of brands and where van Leeuwen is also CEO.
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The phony claims represent a small percentage of the overall notices, as it's common for Google to receive well over 100 copyright takedowns in a single day.
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This has made him nearly impervious to even the cleverest takedowns, and trust me, many have tried, comparing him to everyone from P. T. Barnum to Hitler.
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When he met Azeredo, Gomi walked him to the ropes constantly and after he had dinged the Brazilian's chin with a hook, Azeredo began ducking for takedowns.
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Not only did the challenger complete three takedowns with apparent ease, but she also managed to drop the champ with a punch in the fight's opening moments.
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Unlike almost every other distance fighter in MMA today—be they Taekwondo, karate or American kickboxing based—Scoggins uses his out fighting to set up his takedowns.
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Despite being one of the biggest underdogs of the night, Nakamura made this one a fight by completing three takedowns and threatening with a second-round omoplata.
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The 22-year-old dominated the fight from bell-to-bell, landing the more meaningful strikes, shrugging off his opponent's takedowns, and scoring three of his own.
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Critics had raised concerns that if other countries, particularly more restrictive governments, adopted rules to force global takedowns it could lead to broad censorship of the internet.
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The tech giants have taken steps to reduce the spread of misinformation and hateful content, which have resulted in bans and takedowns for some high-profile conservatives.
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Garbrandt used precise striking, multiple takedowns and remarkable charisma to win over the judges, who favored him by scores of 48-46, 48-46 and 48-47.
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If Facebook expands the jurisdiction to include takedowns within the first few months of the board's operation, I don't think this omission is that big a deal.
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Furie has issued Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedowns to Google, Reddit, Redbubble, and Amazon, alleging infringement for the spread of Pepe's image hosted on their platforms.
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The Brazilian dos Anjos expertly executed a gameplan that incorporated heavy pressure, pinning Pettis against the cage with some ferocious strikes mixed in with well-timed takedowns.
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When Lineker defended takedowns and wound up in a loose clinch because of Dodson's decision to go there, he landed his best hurting flurries of the fight.
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Throughout the bout Oliveira was able to secure takedowns and take Pettis' back time and time again, with Pettis scrambling out to top position with remarkable consistency.
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Shots out in the open are responsible for fewer and fewer takedowns in high level mixed martial arts, but when timed under punches they are beautiful to behold.
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Derek Brunson continued his strategy of trying to overwhelm opponents by running face first into clinches and doggedly pursuing takedowns, and Israel Adesanya knocked him out for it.
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As a result, actual protest movements are getting caught up in the Facebook takedowns: The disturbing reality, here, is how the trolls/meddlers win no matter the outcome.
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In the same Lawfare piece, Weaver says he thinks taking down BTC-e "will probably prove more important than the AlphaBay and Hansa takedowns" in fighting online crime.
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AlphaBay's site went down around midnight on July 4th, but the page simply timed out rather than showing the official seizure notice that has accompanied previous marketplace takedowns.
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Today, through a number of agreements with labels, publishers and other partners, there are far fewer takedowns of various forms of content – including DJ sets – shared on SoundCloud.
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Anderson, meanwhile, whiffed on takedowns and a one-hand strangle and seemed about to get snuffed out until Hess tumbled over and Anderson—spry by comparison—scrambled up.
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On Thursday, the Goop team posted a lengthy defense of their ethos on the site's blog, directed particularly toward Gunter and her penchant for writing epic Goop takedowns.
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Following those earlier takedowns by Bluehost and Zencast, Radio Wehrwolf used YouTube to rally its followers by disseminating YouTube links to episodes, promising to bring back the podcast.
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And yet aggression, a few takedowns, good top control, and the cardio to keep up the pressure until the final bell could compensate for virtually any other deficiency.
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Part of what makes it so frustrating for creators who want to avoid takedowns are Steam's guidelines for sexual content, which are vague and often difficult to parse.
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And you could argue that applying political pressure over use of encryption is a way to grease the pipe of compliance for the related 'online extremism' takedowns issue.
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In this category we could include the countless late-night takedowns and SNL parodies of Trump, and every politically-themed Lena Dunham video that failed to go viral.
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Telegraphed kicks turned into easy takedowns for Jones and while Jones was not working aggressively for a finish, it seemed as though Rua's job now was to survive.
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I know guys like you, with your hair and skin ..." According to the Post, Lewandowski called it "one of the greatest takedowns in the history of the world.
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Though she surrendered three takedowns in the third, the champ was quick to get up each time, and began to light her fading foe up with fluid combinations.
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With his feet almost level Penn awkwardly jogged towards Edgar, moving his rear foot before his lead foot, unable to evade strikes and unable to stop the takedowns.
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For three rounds, the two bantamweights slugged it out, rocking each other with slick counter punches, pummeling each other's legs with kicks, and scoring with expertly-time takedowns.
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The MMA aficionado's favourite old man got up to his usual southpaw antics in the first round, stuffing Lee's takedowns and counter punching with his powerful left hand.
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The Trinitarios organization in the Bronx had been decimated by federal takedowns in 2011 and 2012, and its numbers and organizing trends are tracked closely by the police.
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And whether you're a Jose Aldo or a Conor McGregor man, you would have to admit that both are pretty good at grabbing the fence to stop takedowns.
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Doleman became one of the league's all-time great pass rushers -- recording double-digit sacks in 8 of his 15 NFL seasons -- finishing with 150.5 total QB takedowns.
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In the last fiscal year, the Cyber Report team requested the removal of 35,000 images and videos through INHOPE, and in most cases, takedowns occurred within 72 hours.
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In all cases, the authorities said they sought the most punitive sanctions, which has led to a focus on tying narcotics rings to violence, particularly in gang takedowns.
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The US submitted the second highest number of overall requests, beat out only by India, which submitted 107 requests for user data and 11 requests for content takedowns.
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Apple, Facebook and Google-owned YouTube removed videos, pages and podcasts posted by the controversial radio host in a wave of takedowns resulting from violations of company policies.
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Corynne McSherry, legal director for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, said that it's important to think of content moderation as a set of tools that goes beyond content takedowns.
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For comparison, the country that's requested the most Wikipedia takedowns, the United States, has only 797 requests over the 6 years that Wikimedia has released its transparency reports.
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We could see Tyron Woodley coming forward and pressuring the fight, we could see him diving for takedowns, we could see him sticking to the fence like glue.
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That's one part of it, but the other part focusing just on the Alex Jones-styles cases which are about account takedowns or posts that are taken down.
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It's one of the best-written, most gut-wrenching takedowns I've ever read of the false stereotypes and bad assumptions that so many people have about rape victims.
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This is not legislation yet, but the threat of EU-wide laws being drafted to regulate content takedowns remains a discussion topic — to encourage platforms to improve performance voluntarily.
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Over the course of this bout's three rounds, the crafty grappler completed five of five attempted takedowns, which he used to amass a whopping 8:43 of control time.
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It also issues DMCA takedowns (which are a common way for copyright owners to remove unwanted reposting of their content from the internet) for things like GIFs and memes.
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The company intensely monitors its content across the internet — and it's not shy about enforcing DMCA takedowns or taking people to court who it believes infringe on its copyrights.
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However, Moldavsky seemingly had a strength advantage in the clinch, landed harder punches and scored a couple of clean takedowns on Albrektsson, who appeared to have never got going.
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According to Spanish news outlet El Confidencial, last week the government ordered takedowns of websites and app made by Tsunami Democrátic, an activist group organizing protests in the region.
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Incidents involving Facebook, Flickr, and Twitter soon followed, and a pattern began to emerge: The majority of individuals affected by content takedowns and account suspensions came from marginalized groups.
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Once a popular platform for DJ mixes and bootlegs, SoundCloud has in recent years struggled to appeal to creators while also trying to appease labels gunning for copyright takedowns.
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As opposed to a traditional drug trade, dark net marketplaces are less reliant on the connections of individual sellers, and are less affected by law enforcement takedowns, Duxbury said.
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"The deals we've been doing with the industry are really important for getting to a place where we have less takedowns and more creative freedom for people," Ljung said.
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The news was first reported today by Business Insider, which noted that members of the Proud Boys and adjacent online communities had begun complaining about the takedowns on Twitter.
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Facebook says that spam and fake account takedowns are the largest category, with 837 million pieces of spam removed in Q1 – almost all proactively removed before users reported it.
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What makes the recent spate of takedowns unique is that the people making the requests are pretending to be legitimate copyright holders in order to knock down their competitors.
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"The complex setup of the Avalanche network was popular amongst cybercriminals, because of the double fast flux technique offering enhanced resilience to takedowns and law enforcement action," Europol wrote.
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It started to do this in April, I reported at the time: Now users will be able to request that the company review takedowns of content they posted personally.
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Because many of the songs were Beck's, it was much simpler to ensure that YouTubers could freely post footage of the gameplay without concerns for takedowns or reduced monetization.
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"[W]hen you have a guy that can punch, and if he can stop Brock's takedowns a little bit, then [Brock] is in a lot of trouble," Liddell said.
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Grasso's kicks continually came up short of her opponent, with Herrig responding in kind with straight rights, looping overhand punches and a couple of easily-scored takedowns mixed in.
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These Facebook takedowns indicate an effort to create a quantifiable framework for detecting and managing manipulative patterns, whatever the source—and despite the risk of near-certain political blowback.
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But it's fair to say that the issue of terrorist takedowns is just the tip of the political iceberg that has crashed into social media giants in recent times.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov, in particular, is a nightmare for McGregor, a Dagestani sambo master whose takedowns, top control, and submissions embody every nagging question that McGregor has yet to answer.
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Meanwhile, Rudd has another agenda that is at least far more explicit: Getting tech giants to speed up takedowns of terrorist propaganda that's being publicly spread via their platforms.
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The double leg is what Gillespie is about, but as his first round against Glaico Franca showed diving wildly after takedowns just doesn't work at a high level anymore.
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These are white working people, who love to see takedowns of celebrities, and they want to see—which is unusual, who would think these people would love a billionaire?
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The company has faced regular criticism for high-profile takedowns over the years, whether it's over a picture of a woman breastfeeding her child or an iconic wartime photo.
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That lends some rather sinister context to the takedowns, although Reddit told Harrison it wasn't behind the move:I reached out to reddit because their app was not taken down.
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Twitter -- and social media more broadly -- rewards takedowns of people; the bigger the person (in terms of number of followers) you dunk on, the brighter your star theoretically shines.
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In his last four victories Bermudez has hit seventeen takedowns, but in the middle of those victories are two losses in which Bermudez managed just one takedown between both.
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On the global takedowns point, the advocate general believes that existing EU law does not present an absolute blocker to social media platforms being ordered to remove information worldwide.
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Today's mix-up may not be censorship in its most traditional sense, but it suggests the company views accidental takedowns as a necessary sacrifice for the network's greater good.
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The simultaneous takedowns across YouTube, Spotify and Facebook are troubling, said Kevin Bankston, the director of the Open Technology Institute at New America, a nonpartisan research organization in Washington.
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Meanwhile, a number of other Justice Department outposts have recently brought or furthered other cases that touch on Ukraine, ranging from financial probes targeting Ukrainian oligarchs to cybercrime takedowns.
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Grappling is the side of the sport (and a sport onto itself) that's all the fun stuff of MMA minus punching and kicking: so, wrestling, takedowns, ground fighting, submissions.
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Rounds three and four, on the other hand, saw Holm find her range, shrugging off all of her challenger's takedowns, and punishing her with kicks to the legs and body.
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Furthermore, his impatience can lead to him walking in completely square, making for easy takedowns or, more appropriately, giving Choi the chance to shoot a straight tight up the center.
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When Machida got caught on the fence, it was the double right straight, a few good kicks, and the takedowns that took it out of him and won Weidman rounds.
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When Weidman excels is when he can comfortably get into range and mix between boxing and takedowns—he cannot convincingly mislead anyone when he is attempting this from Machida distance.
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The show takedowns might have stabilized for now, although it's possible that more will come down as the company processes requests and attempts to move past this miserable launch week.
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And this of course leads to takedowns of lots of EU content and it systematically undermines the purpose of the exception, which is usually the protection of freedom of expression.
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In this case, Nikki and her sister, Brie, bring down the house instead of renovating them by performing acrobatic moves and in-your-face takedowns every week on WWE's Smackdown.
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He used takedowns in the first, second and fifth rounds that led to repeated blows to the back of the head that cleared the way to his first U.F.C. title.
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He adds that unwarranted takedowns are already commonplace in the UK where, since 2010, the government's internet counter-terrorism unit has issued more than a quarter of a million requests.
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Facebook regularly discloses the number of government requests it has received for content takedowns on its service, but the company does not break out the removal of terror-related content.
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Though the American completed just 3 of 12 attempted takedowns, he was moving forward for the vast majority of the bout which would earn him a just unanimous decision win.
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In that fight Magomedsharipov was repeatedly put on the fence and hit by a head hunting, kick-less striker, and used takedowns to save himself the trouble on the feet.
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McCall's smoothly hidden takedowns weren't quite as slick after he began to eat the counters to the body and Lineker slapped on a guillotine attempt each time McCall shot in.
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Over the course of the three-round encounter, Rivera was able to outland his opponent by a 67-45 margin, and emphasized this success with a trio of big takedowns.
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After securing two crafty takedowns in the first round, she hoisted her legs into position for an armbar in the second, and not long thereafter, she had her foe tapping.
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Whittaker's skill on the feet would have been completely moot were he not able to repeatedly stuff and rise from the takedowns of the strongest wrestler in the middleweight division.
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The musical superstar's latest release has been submarined by "a slight distortion in the main loop," a problem that's set off an insane chain of illegal uploads and copyright takedowns.
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Nearly an hour later after a few more uploads and takedowns — what else should we expect from someone who mixed "Stronger" 75 times because the kick drum didn't sound right?
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Adesanya didn't get the chance to strike for most of the fight and instead had to fight off takedowns for several minutes, and he was almost flawless in doing it.
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He rose to national prominence on the strength of his compelling made-for-YouTube town hall performances, combining his tough-guy takedowns of political opponents—those greedy public school teachers!
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While Miocic slipped to the inside of Ngannou's uppercut, he could just as readily have slipped towards the elbow side and attempted takedowns with his head outside Ngannou's right hip.
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NFL analysts like ESPN's Sarah Spain and the Houston Chronicle's Stephanie Stradley offered scathing takedowns when the policy was implemented, and it remains an irritant for many football-going families.
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"Saturday Night Live" also got an unusually high 22 nods after enjoying a six-year ratings high thanks to its scathing takedowns of U.S. President Donald Trump and his advisers.
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We don't know what kinds of terms Twitter uses to weed out the accounts, but accounts expressing support for Islamic terror organizations seem to make up the bulk of takedowns.
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Read more: PewDiePie Is Inexcusable but DMCA Takedowns Are Not the Way to Fight Him YouTubers like Kjellberg criticize women for what they wear and how they act on stream.
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Beyond the stomps and soccer kicks, its 10-minute opening rounds gave methodical grapplers room to breathe, and the judges' holistic scoring system eliminated the charade of round-stealing takedowns.
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Instead of devastating takedowns, they read more like what would happen if you tried to get one of those monkeys who know sign language to write some haikus about Canada.
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It could be ordered to carry out takedowns globally, so that no one, anywhere in the world, could see material that the courts of a single country have deemed defamatory.
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Sources at multiple publications say that at least some of the takedowns were related to content from the BET Awards, and came at the behest of Viacom, BET's parent company.
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Mr. Jones later went on Twitter to blast other social media companies for what he said was their censorship, and called on President Trump to weigh in on the takedowns.
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The latest annual Sohn Hong Kong fundraiser heard a wide range of investment pitches, but when it came to the host city, two of the three were short-selling takedowns.
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Clark Nabs Decision Over Stansbury The action began in the light heavyweight division, where Devin Clark relied on effective striking and takedowns to capture a unanimous decision from Josh Stansbury.
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Asakura's ground and pound was as vicious as her takedowns were dominant—totally at odds with the schoolgirl costume she wore down the ramp on her way to the Rizin ring.
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In addition to new stats on takedowns of fake accounts, spam and other problematic content, the company plans to create an "independent body" to handle appeals of content decisions, Zuckerberg said.
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Users are going to complain that the process doesn't take into account fair use and is ripe for abuse—for example, companies sending takedowns to completely legal criticism because it's negative.
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Guys know jiu jitsu now, they know how to stop the sloppy takedowns he utilized, they know how to smother the meat and potatoes set ups he used from his guard.
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Clad in his trademark all-white suit, Wolfe would deliver scathing takedowns of literary giants like Norman Mailer , John Irving and John Updike as well as cultural icons like Noam Chomsky .
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Though it was far from a masterpiece, Burkman would ultimately make a successful lightweight debut, capturing a unanimous decision with a game plan based on body kicks and relentlessly-pursued takedowns.
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Complimenting a kick-heavy striking attack with four completed takedowns, the 2116-year-old was in control for the duration of the fight, culminating with a well-earned unanimous decision triumph.
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Over the course of the fight, he secured 3 takedowns, and out-landed his Russian opponent by a 116-50 margin—more than enough to earn him a unanimous decision triumph.
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They're aware of how precarious and short the life span of a favored female fighter can be and they're choosing their words as carefully as they'd plan their strikes or takedowns.
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Reis steamrolled his opponent for the duration of the bout, landing 9 of the whopping 26 takedowns he attempted and amassing more than 6 minutes of control time as a result.
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But today the European Commission, at least, is trumpeting what it dubs "significant progress" on illegal hate speech takedowns by Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft vs their performance six months prior.
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Hypothetical Gameplans This fight seems like an obvious one on paper—it should come down to whether Masvidal can stop the takedowns and what he can do in between Maia's attempts.
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But takedowns certainly aren't his bread and butter, and he doesn't use them as often as you would hope to see from a man with that many submissions on his record.
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Though it is far from clear whether this geopolitical push will translate into anything more than a few headlines — given tech firms are already using and developing tools for automating takedowns.
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Tony Liu and Lindsey Schuyler, the fashion fanatics behind the Instagram account Diet Prada, are both loved and feared for their cheeky takedowns of designers who rip off other people's concepts.
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Unfortunately for Saggo and his Canadian fans in attendance, this one was all Khabilov, who earned a sound unanimous decision win with takedowns in every round and plenty of control time.
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Though Lopes' was able to amass more than five minutes of control time, largely in the clinch, Birchak was able to stuff all but two of his foe's 12 attempted takedowns.
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Cormier being allowed to enter Johnson's range under wild strikes, and then stick to Johnson, constantly transitioning, sagging on Johnson and threatening takedowns, was what allowed him to steal the fight.
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When Swanson got in against Frankie Edgar, his wide swings led him into counter punches and takedowns, and he struggled to even get close enough to the longer, crisper Max Holloway.
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If Whittaker can make Romero swing for targets that aren't there and shoot for takedowns from too far out as he did with Jacare, he can almost certainly tire the Cuban.
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Google has struggled for years to keep malicious applications from sneaking into the Play Store, but a new round of takedowns is highlighting the challenge of getting the problem under control.
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The takedowns are the latest in a series of moves by Silicon Valley to crack down on covert information campaigns run from Iran that use fake accounts and pose as Americans.
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Scores of gang takedowns this year, resulting in about 22016 arrests, took violent people off the streets and made it more costly to engage in gang-related crimes, police officials said.
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"We have dramatically accelerated the amount of takedowns that we do of networks of external interference on our platforms," Nick Clegg, Facebook's top global lobbyist, told reporters in Brussels on Monday.
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Sybil Stallone Adding to the frustration, the account takedowns continued after a June meeting between officials at Instagram; its owner, Facebook; APAG, the union; and a reporter from trade publication XBIZ.
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Every record label has their own policy for what they will do, and many individual artists have their policies as well, but very few do blanket takedowns of their property. Why?
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The domain takedowns represent Microsoft's latest effort to thwart what it says are hacking attempts by a group known as "Fancy Bear," or APT28, that is linked to the Russian government.
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While the sketch show is known for its brutal takedowns of Donald Trump and other government officials, Saturday night's season 43 premiere directed its ire towards a different subject: the Papyrus font.
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Facebook said in response that it announces takedowns related to coordinated inauthentic activity, but does not issue public notices when it removes accounts, pages, or groups for other types of policy violations.
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The service will provide a means to deliver revenue from user-generated remixes and sampling of content to the original rights' holder, which should in theory lessen the likelihood of automatic takedowns.
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Last fall the Commission said it would monitor tech giants' progress vis-a-vis content takedowns over the next six months to decide whether to take additional measures — such a drafting legislation.
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But all of the evidence Republicans provided were anecdotal stories that representatives from the companies were able to clearly explain away by citing their respective content policies or investigations into specific takedowns.
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At the start of this month the European Commission said the firms have made "significant progress" on illegal hate speech takedowns, a year after they agreed to a voluntary Code of Conduct.
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Still, that experience is limited because boxing is just a part of the MMA skill set (not to mention embedded in a context where one needs to employ leg strikes and takedowns).
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One tactic adopted by far-right extremist groups to maintain a pipeline of communication with interested recruits amid social media takedowns is to advertise encrypted email addresses and link accounts between platforms.
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In December last year Twitter, Microsoft, Facebook and YouTube also announced a collaboration on a shared industry database aimed at identifying terrorist content spreading across their respective platforms to speed up takedowns.
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The bloc's executive body, the European Commission today announced a set of "guidelines and principles" aimed at pushing tech platforms to be more pro-active about takedowns of content deemed a problem.
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The data has since been removed from nearly every site that hosted it — Pastebin, Github, and Twitter itself — but as with most leaks, the takedowns arrived too late to make a difference.
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Silva did stop the takedowns of Kazushi Sakuraba over three fights, and fought both Quinton Jackson and Dan Henderson twice, but his striking style has always been that of going forward swinging.
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While the companies have touted an increase in takedowns of extremist content, the Online Civil Courage Initiative is focused on so-called counter-messaging, which seeks to discredit hate speech and propaganda.
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In a section of Github's site detailing government takedowns the request from the Spanish state to remove the Tsunami Democràtic app sits alongside folders containing historical takedown requests from China and Russia.
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In a note about government takedowns on Github's website it writes: From time to time, GitHub receives requests from governments to remove content that has been declared unlawful in their local jurisdiction.
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But thanks to copyright takedowns, YouTubers who make these videos ether risk losing a monetized video and dealing with hefty fines, or avoiding any coverage of viral TikToks that use copyrighted music.
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This was a fun, back and forth fight, that saw Vieira outland his foe by a 109-49 margin and score with three takedowns, but also absorb the far more damaging shots.
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The feds say that that's basically what he did a few months later, sending two different takedowns to Google on October 22 and December 1, for a total of twelve new URLs.
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Ironically, China's lax approach to IP enforcement positions them better to recover from a supply chain collapse than the West, where Apple's takedowns are treated seriously by publishers like iFixit and YouTube.
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Written by Michael Russell Gunn and directed with gangster-movie brio by Matthew McLoota, the episode has Axe and Chuck conduct some of their most brutally total takedowns of their enemies yet.
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Netflix laid out the nine takedowns it's received from various companies relating to certain parts of its film and television catalog in a new environmental social governance report, first spotted by Axios.
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Since October, about 100 people have been indicted on charges including conspiracy and murder in six takedowns of gangs and gun-trafficking rings operating in Brooklyn, according to the district attorney's office.
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I would drop a waving-hand emoji into the team chat room, answer a round of customer tickets, read e-mail, process a few copyright takedowns, and skim the internal social network.
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Maia could not get the fight to the ground thanks to the wrestling acumen of Woodley, who patiently stuffed takedowns and grinded out a victory that bored Dana White, the U.F.C. president.
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Takedowns Carry Reis to Clear-Cut Unanimous Win The second last bout of the undercard occurred at flyweight, where top contender Wilson Reis took on a massive underdog in Japan's Ulka Sasaki.
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As Trump takedowns go, Paisley and Underwood's was both safe and smart, given an audience that, in general, is less welcoming of anti-Trump rhetoric than most awards shows tend to be.
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But voters seem to be drawn to candidates like Warren and Sanders, who offer more pointed presidential takedowns, or even to Joe Biden, who is openly dismissive of Trump as an aberration.
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The U.S.-led takedowns of Pablo Escobar's Medellín cartel and his rivals in the Cali cartel are partly credited with making Colombia one of the more stable and prosperous countries in Latin America.
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Proponents of these bills tend to emphasize the inability of companies like YouTube and Twitter to police what is uploaded to their sites, but they dismiss the potential for false takedowns and overreach.
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These sorts of mistakes would only multiply if Content ID had to cover a wider range of material, and getting mistaken takedowns reversed would become a more lengthy process than it is now.
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Overeem's kicking attacks would presumably leave him open to takedowns against Lesnar, but due to the kickboxer's assault on his opponent's body, the American succumbed to strikes just halfway through the first round.
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With just days before Americans are set to vote in the U.S. midterms, this latest batch of takedowns is likely to spark further concern that Twitter did not automatically detect the malicious accounts.
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The great John Smith and many others believe the high crotch is above all else a set up to sterner takedowns: you take the high crotch and you switch to the double leg.
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Sometimes we forget that fighters lunge for desperation takedowns and throw flurries that don't land because they're difference-makers—the five-minute rounds, 10-point must system, and three judges make them so.
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Rather than doggedly chase takedowns, Volkanovski would attempt a trip and then capitalize with a strike as Elkins caught his balance, or duck in on Elkins's hips and then come up striking again.
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While Dillashaw is one of the division's better wrestlers and is often able to fight off the takedowns, dealing with punches coming back while on one leg can be a little more troubling.
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Reis made this last-minute bout look easy, scoring a trio of takedowns in rapid succession, before sealing the deal with a rear-naked choke less than two minutes into the first frame.
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Henrique made it ugly through rounds one and two, grinding his foe into the cage like he was trying to push him through the chain-link, and scoring with a whopping five takedowns.
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But with the exception of Radio Wehrwolf, these site takedowns predate the attacks in New Zealand, leading some to believe authorities are putting serious efforts into dismantling the wider online neo-Nazi ecosystem.
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DMCA takedowns have become a popular way for media companies to strike back against social media influencers they don't like for a variety of reasons, including reasons that go beyond mere copyright infringement.
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The wacky political satire of Dick suggested a world where teen comedies could somehow cross-pollinate with Richard Nixon takedowns, while The Iron Giant is one of the finest American movies ever made.
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While hosts with established identities — sharp wits like Stephen Colbert and Samantha Bee, or John Oliver and Seth Meyers, known for their long, researched takedowns — have become increasingly entrenched, newer entrants have stumbled.
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There was also a sophisticated technology support effort at the time to support the vote and ensure information about polling stations remained available in the face of website takedowns by the Spanish state.
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Here's our own Zoe Schiffer: The US submitted the second highest number of overall requests, beat out only by India, which submitted 107 requests for user data and 11 requests for content takedowns.
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This year, Facebook announced takedowns of properties attributed to Twinmark Media Enterprises, a digital marketing company in the Philippines, and Nic Gabunada, the social media director for Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte's 2016 campaign.
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But it's the platforms, like Twitch and YouTube, that provide the backend abilities for these companies and firms to issue DMCA takedowns and copyright strikes in real time, with little to no oversight.
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At least 11 individuals, and as many as 40, will ultimately serve on the body to review the company's handling of content takedowns or appeals on Facebook (FB) and Instagram, the company said.
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I asked the same executive at a major social network what their company's value proposition would be compared to a hypothetical Chinese app that offers equivalent features, strong control, and pro forma takedowns.
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By round three Khabilov was exhausted from muscling these reactionary takedowns from disadvantageous positions and from trying to stay off the fence as he realized that Henderson was trying to hurt him there.
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An open letter to Mark Zuckerberg signed by 86 organizations and published on Tuesday implores Facebook to provide a clear, fast mechanism that allows users to appeal instances of content takedowns and account deactivations.
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The issue of abuse and hate speech on online platforms generally has rocketed up the political agenda in recent years, especially in Europe — where Germany now has a tough new law to regulate takedowns.
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Horiguchi looked to grapple more in the second round, securing a number of takedowns and handing Motoya plenty of strikes while grounded, though the former was constantly threatened by the latter's numerous kimura attempts.
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Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, Nathaniel Gleicher, wrote that the takedowns are unconnected to each other and that the company cracked down on them based on their behavior, not the content that they posted.
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Year after year, I've witnessed an exhausting parade of Cadbury Creme Egg takedowns, but I've been terrified to voice my support for the candy and lose the three bots who follow me on Twitter.
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Keenan: He referred to you by name but I'm just going to say: We were given your word of Univision's commitment to honest journalism and in every way these takedowns run counter to that.
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He rarely has the trouble over takedowns that plague many other elite jiu jitsu players like Andre Galvao in their transition to MMA, and he can hit as hard as anyone in the division.
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While Parke had a strong second round, Khabilov's efforts in the first and third, which saw him complete 224 takedowns and amass almost 28 minutes of control time, proved enough to sway the judges.
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And of course the earlier Tumenov can get to work tiring Nelson out, the easier it will be for him in the late going when Nelson decides he needs takedowns to secure the victory.
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This includes takedowns of an account dedicated to showing GIFs of World Cup goals, and of major sports news websites like SB Nation and Deadspin for showing GIFs of NFL and college football games.
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Though an all-round solid fighter, Faber's penchant for wrestling could meet its match against the gritty 27-year-old Rivera, who likes to switch up his sharp boxing for powerful double-leg takedowns.
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But in a big step, Reddit attempted to mitigate those fears by releasing a transparency report in late February in which it disclosed independent content takedowns for the first time, which we covered here.
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Any piece of content that's flagged by users is hidden from the network until it passes a review by its human moderation team that works around the clock, and it does proactive takedowns too.
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Searching "Baby Yoda plush" on the site still brings up hundreds of shops that have not been targeted with takedowns, putting the seemingly random letter recipients at a clear disadvantage on the Etsy market.
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Previous rulings by the ECJ on Facebook have had wide-ranging impact, such as a ruling earlier this year that allowed EU courts to issue takedowns of Facebook content that would then apply worldwide.
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The Saudi and Georgian revelations followed a drumbeat of similar takedowns of and investigations into marketing and PR firms in countries such as Israel, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Ukraine, Brazil, Indonesia, and Poland.
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Etsy declined to comment on the takedowns but pointed to its "Intellectual Property Policy," which says that "Etsy reserves the right to disable any listing, shop, or account" in response to intellectual property claims.
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Splash News, the agency behind the photo, has attempted to remove the picture from the internet via DMCA takedowns, but Reeves and his sandwich have proved too popular (and photoshoppable) to really scrub away.
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"We've seen before how Ecuadorian officials have used foreign law firms to send copyright takedowns to remove dozens of websites, tweets, documentaries, and search results that it disapproves of," she said in an email.
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In our Tactical Guide we heaped praise on Whittaker's tactics and overall strategy in the first fight as he drove a strong pace on Romero between takedowns and tired out the terrifying Cuban knockout artist.
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This one unfolded much like the pair's first encounter, as Edgar had his moments, but was unable to land any takedowns on his incredibly sturdy foe, and was therefore unable to land much meaningful offense.
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This ID allows copyright owners to file takedowns on videos that use their material, but the system will sometimes remove videos posted by their original owners, and they can misidentify original clips as being copyrighted.
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Seamus Hughes, deputy director of George Washington University's program on extremism, said Friday's report showcased an "impressive number" of takedowns, but said that Twitter still appears to police extremist content in a mostly "episodic" way.
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That's a considerably narrower timeframe than the 24 hour window for performing such takedowns agreed within a voluntary European Commission code of conduct which the four major social media platformed signed up to in 2016.
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The takedowns come on the heels of banning of r/MillionDollarExtreme earlier this week, the community belonging to alt-right comedy troupe of the same name led by Sam Hyde, Nick Rochefort, and Charls Carroll.
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If Romero could work more effectively when he completes his takedowns, it would also help him a great deal in getting off the fence because Whittaker would have to respect level changes a lot more.
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A Twitch representative told The Verge that it is against the rules for streamers to upload content that does not belong to them, and that anyone who does so is potentially liable to DMCA takedowns.
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He can be aggressive, and this plays excellently into getting takedowns and hurting opponents in a rush to the fence, but more often than not he will hit nothing but air in these windmilling flurries.
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You will recall that when examining Justin Scoggins we pointing to his tendency to shoot takedowns by bending forwards at the waist when his opponent stepped in rather than level changing while staying more upright.
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Though where Edgar uses to his level change punches in tandem with his takedowns, Alvarez can look a little predictable after a round or two of lunging in with the right hook to the body.
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If Struve never masters his reach, he could certainly benefit from pursuing the clinch and takedowns more doggedly in future rather than risking damage on the feet where his defencss can often let him down.
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As a teacher, she has the perfect knowledge base and personality to teach you everything you need to know at Waypoint High School, from blending arcane magics and silent takedowns, to the power of patience.
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Perhaps the takedowns will come later on, but Barnett would benefit from dragging this one as long as possible because as soon as the fast right hand is not a factor, Arlovski is almost helpless.
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He has the power and the chin to win even the most even of exchanges, he uses his hands to parry, push and smother, and directly fights off takedowns by lowering his hands and sprawling.
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Make no mistake, Hardy had as much potential as any fighter the UK has ever produced, but no fighter goes from fighting Marcus Davis and Mike Swick to stopping the takedowns of Georges St. Pierre.
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The company has worked diligently to curb the influx of malicious applications in Google Play—conducting large-scale coordinated takedowns and developing expanded detection tools to catch more lemons during the Play Store vetting process.
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Verdon indulges his satirical impulses with takedowns of painters who create "burgundy cosmologies" with beet juice and charities like LORA, an animal rescue group that prides itself on spiritually bonding with its four-footed clients.
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None of the fake journalist accounts found by BuzzFeed News were removed by Twitter as part of the takedowns announced last month, though some were temporarily restricted — which means that the account violated Twitter rules.
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In that same period, Google did not highlight any app takedowns on behalf of Chinese government requests in its own report, though other content, including fake Google+ profiles of Chinese President Xi Jinping, was removed.
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From the moment the bout began, McMann's grappling edge was on full display, as she succeeded on 100% of her takedowns and eventually locked up an arm-triangle choke for the win in the second.
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Shortly after news about the product went around, renowned OB/GYN Jen Gunter, MD (of the Goop takedowns) weighed in on the pads, raising the concern that it isn't clear what exactly is in these pads.
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Yet that characterization was quickly disputed, and the takedowns — handled by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement unit of the Department of Homeland Security — became the focus of a wider debate over the policing of the Internet.
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The takedowns flew in, from Slate and Bernie Sanders, from plenty of scientists, and most notably from the Weather Channel, which deemed Breitbart's use of their meteorologist's face worthy of a point-by-point debunking video.
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Music blogs, forums were shameless in sharing leaked songs and hosting downloads with little fear nor care of the cease and desist and DMCA takedowns that now aggressively sweep and erase links seconds after being posted.
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Essentially, the episode argues that Titus's portrayal of Asian culture is beautiful enough to negate the angry internet takedowns written by the good members of RAPE (ugh) in response to his mere announcement of the show.
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Judging by that buzzing trade, there's little hint that just the week before, global law enforcement announced the takedowns of two of the world's largest dark-web drug sites, known as Wall Street Market and Valhalla.
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A two-handed wrist control isn't commonly seen in the standing clinch in MMA, but Jon Jones was able to use it to set up takedowns, elbows, and body punches against Daniel Cormier and Glover Teixeira.
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But its content policies have come under growing international scrutiny amid several controversial takedowns and reversals in recent months, including the company's handling of a famous Vietnam war photograph of a naked girl burned by napalm.
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As Cormier is the man more likely to be hunting the clinches and the takedowns, he might as well try to get some low kicks in to slow Miocic down without worrying about being taken down.
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The art had four primary areas of fighting—arm techniques, such as punches, slaps, and elbow strikes, leg techniques such as kicks and knees, throws and takedowns, and grappling, which includes holds, joint locks, and chokes.
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Though Alvarez did a good job of threatening takedowns on his level changes which gave Alvarez a way out if his back foot was coming too close the fencing and he had little room to circle.
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Activists said the frequency of takedowns had risen and Facebook had been unhelpful in restoring accounts and content, after its Head of Global Policy Management Monika Bickert met Vietnam Information Minister Truong Minh Tuan in 2017.
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It would be good to see him using takedown attempts to accomplish this—not just feinting takedowns to set up his punches, but actually ducking in on Johnson's hips and physically moving him to the fence.
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Further legal appeals led to the referral to the CJEU which is being asked to determine where the line should be drawn for similarly defamatory postings, and whether takedowns can be applied globally or only locally.
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T.J. Dillashaw, Dominick Cruz, and Demetrious Johnson have all been caught with punches or takedowns while both of their feet are underneath them or midway through a deep step rather than in a solid, braced stance.
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You can also sneak around enemy camps and take them out with stealth takedowns or arrow shots to the head, or you can light tall grass on fire and let the wind burn their camp down.
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So, let's skip takedowns of the father and focus on helping the mother and, more important, making sure that your new beau doesn't see himself (possibly in his father's image) as master of all he surveys.
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The 2008 arrest of Alfredo Beltrán Leyva was one of the first high profile takedowns by the government of Felipe Calderón after he began a massive military-led offensive against organized crime nearly a decade ago.
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Over the course of this three-round grappling battle, Makhachev succeeded on four of four takedowns, which he used to amass a massive 21:221 of control time, and land the majority of his 211 strikes.
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One of them, a developer named Sean Vanaman, has issued DMCA takedowns of all PewDiePie videos in which his games appear — including the popular Firewatch and all other games produced by his creative studio, Campo Santo.
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Jedrzejczyk, a former world champion in both kickboxing and Muay Thai, had her way with Esparza and beat her to a pulp for the majority of the first round in between comfortably stuffing her opponent's takedowns.
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Both Kavanagh and Gallagher showed very long, bladed stances in their bouts—while Gallagher's linear movement benefitted from it, Kavanagh's stance seemed more to inhibit her ability to throw her right hand or fight off takedowns.
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Though Pickett was able to survive till the final bell, Faber handily won all three rounds, dropping the Englishman in the first, and winning the second and third with a diet of takedowns and submission attempts.
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Now, after 14 years of devouring Gawker's irreverent takedowns of politics, the media, Hollywood and bullshitters everywhere, readers are left wondering where to turn (well, besides Refinery29, of course — you obviously have great taste in media already).
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Fake account takedowns have remained consistently high, with 754 million closed in the past quarter; Facebook says these are mostly spam, although it's periodically removed accounts (usually in the dozens or hundreds) linked to political propaganda campaigns.
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Rather than evade and deny the takedowns of his opponents as so many modern strikers do, Cro Cop walked forward and actively fought off the takedown attempts of wrestlers as powerful as Mark Coleman and Kevin Randleman.
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Using machine learning to, say, identify neo-Nazi group logos on flags on banners could be fruitful, but it appears YouTube is not there yet, or at least to the same level of takedowns as Islamic extremism.
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So for now, that's the pop cultural role she primarily occupies in the public consciousness — even if she arguably has more in common with the Kardashians themselves than she does with the women who retweet her takedowns.
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It's the latest batch in account takedowns in recent weeks, ahead of the U.S. midterm elections — later on Tuesday — when millions of Americans will go to the polls to vote for new congressional lawmakers and state governors.
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The Swede succeeded on four takedowns over the course of the three-round affair, which allowed him to amass more than ten minutes of control time, and batter his foe with an onslaught of almost 150 strikes.
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The letter comes amid growing international scrutiny of Facebook's content policies amid several controversial takedowns and reversals in recent months, including the company's handling of an iconic Vietnam war photo showing a naked girl burned by napalm.
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While the UK prime minister has led a push by G7 nations to ramp up pressure on social media firms to expedite takedowns of extremist material in a bid to check the spread of terrorist propaganda online.
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Cormier only succeeded in getting the underhook on a couple of occasions in this fight and was unable to build into his takedowns from them because Miocic was hell-bent on escaping the clinch whenever it happened.
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Nurmagomedov showed his hand early, wrestling the 30-year-old American to the ground and dominating him but after two punishing rounds, Iaquinta began to thwart the undefeated Russian's takedowns and kept the fight on their feet.
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Individual takedowns and #MeToo stories will likely affect the workings of circles that pay lip service to the cause of gender equality, but they do not yet threaten the structural impunity of powerful men as a group.
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I often think, while watching such takedowns of white men and their corporate culture, Yes, black lives matter, of course they do, and, yes, women have a powerful voice in all our lives, but, after that, what?
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As with any conversation about teaching and learning, context and nuance matter greatly — but they're not present in most of the critics' attempted takedowns of trigger warnings (better called "content advisories," in my estimation) or safe spaces.
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And for some onlookers, no doubt overwhelmed by the mix of catchy, creepy, and just plain strange entertainment the videos offer, that's a relief: To whoever is pulling DMCA takedowns on all the Johnny Johnny videos:Thank you.
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Zuckerberg confirmed that there were widespread false positives that resulted in factual news articles being blocked across the platform, but added that the takedowns had no connection to the platform's increased efforts to target misinformation around coronavirus.
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The chief of detectives, Dermot F. Shea, said the arrests are only one prong of the department's efforts to disrupt the gang, which has revived in strength after several federal takedowns weakened it between 2009 and 2014.
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In Steezy Grossman's version (which has been largely scrubbed from the internet, thanks to John's lawyer issuing DMCA takedowns) Steezy perches on a toilet, hovering — pantsless — above his completely nude friend, who is lying on the floor.
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As part of the takedowns, Facebook shared information with Stanford's Internet Observatory, run by Alex Stamos, the former Facebook chief security officer, which then analyzed accounts provided by the company, as well as accounts it found independently.
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I&aposve interviewed both Ljung and Wahlforss in the past, and neither had answers to the big questions facing SoundCloud about its product direction, business model and the spurious copyright takedowns that have eroded its trust with musicians.
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Among the early takedowns in the enhanced effort under Obamacare were Irina Shelikhova and her crew at Bay Medical in Brooklyn, New York, a scam operation that recruited patients among her fellow Russian immigrants in exchange for kickbacks.
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Out-landing Miranda by a 108-69 margin, succeeding on two takedowns, and racking up 5:35 of ground control time, Camozzi made the judges' job easy by paving the way to a clear-cut, 30-27 sweep.
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The takedowns deal a huge blow to a group of once-prominent hyperpartisan publishers on Facebook, and reinforces how much that business has declined since 2016 thanks to algorithm changes and heightened policy enforcement by the social network.
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In what might be one of the most epic "you are old" takedowns of all time, Miller drops almost five minutes of tech-inspired insults to the face of one-time Pied Piper CEO Jack Barker (Stephen Tobolowsky).
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Judging by the fake notices, TorrentFreak believes that competitors of the targeted websites are issuing these takedowns, sometimes reporting a single copyright infringement and then requesting hundreds of links on a website be taken down based on it.
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The activists said the frequency of takedowns had risen and Facebook's has been unhelpful in restoring accounts and content, after its Head of Global Policy Management Monika Bickert met with Vietnamese Information Minister Truong Minh Tuan in 2017.
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Walking straight at Sonnen in his squared stance, straight legged and making wide swings, he just in a position where he could stuff the takedowns of a wrestler of Sonnen's ability who matched up with him in size.
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Biden advisers note the attacks are nothing new and that over the past year, even amid a barrage of attempted takedowns, Biden showed resiliency, ultimately emerging the sole surviving moderate in what began as a vast primary field.
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In their existential musings about the creation of humankind, both films can easily be interpreted as takedowns of men's willingness to try and insert themselves into the path of history—decisions that subsequently have disastrous effects on women.
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" To be sure, critics often turn out to be wrong, as Scott wittily reminds you during a recitation of some notorious critical gaffes: early and wince-inducing takedowns of John Keats's poetry, of "Moby-Dick," of "Bringing Up Baby.
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As plenty of critics have written, the platforms, in many ways, operate like an authoritarian form of government — certainly, in the case of YouTube demonetization or Facebook nipple takedowns, enforcement can often feel as if there's no due process.
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It sounds like BattleTech is largely following in this tradition, with surgical takedowns of enemy Mechs being rewarded with more salvage, and players encouraged to cut their losses when the margins on a mission start to turn against them.
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On the other hand, Epic is suing a 14-year-old over a YouTube dispute, a territory that's already a lightning rod for controversy in the game community because of how corporations have misused DMCA takedowns in the past.
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Additionally where a grappler might have to keep shooting takedowns, making himself more and more susceptible to a timed counter knee, the upside down shot can be used to keep the fighter's head away from his opponent's rear knee.
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It is not too surprising really, when current middleweight champion Michael Bisping has been proving for years that pace and accuracy mean more than any winged power punches that don't connect or takedowns that don't result in a finish.
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Just don't expect The Kumite and a night full of spectacular knockouts, because takedowns and wrestling still rule the fight game even if the fighters are wearing gis and made to stand up after the fight hits the mat.
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But some of the pop culture takedowns of Trump have been so misguided or cringeworthy or even offensive that they almost make you embarrassed enough of the clapback left to give the guy a second term out of spite.
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Doo Ho Choi Braves Early Takedowns to Snuff Tavares In advance of his Las Vegas bout with the veteran Thiago Tavares, "The Korean Superboy" Doo Ho Choi was considered one of the hottest prospects in the UFC featherweight division.
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Over the course of the three-round affair, the Brazilian completed all 73 of his attempted takedowns, which allowed him to rack up a whopping 8:38 of control time—more than enough to earn him a unanimous nod.
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The takedowns on Thursday exemplified a new online influence tactic: Russians helped prop up a nonprofit in Ghana dedicated to spreading messages in the U.S. about social issues, specifically aimed at fanning the flames of racial divisions, CNN reported.
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Klobuchar's run may best be remembered for her savage debate takedowns of Buttigieg, whom she clearly thought was not experienced enough to be president and whose electoral success she appeared to resent as he overshadowed more-experienced women candidates.
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According to Motherboard, the takedowns were first noted by YouTube channel Maker's Muse and affected several channels run by BattleBots contenders, including Jamison Go of Team SawBlaze (who had nine videos taken down) and Sarah Pohorecky of Team Uppercut.
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A real check to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's control is finally coming in the form of an 22016 to 22020-member Oversight Board that will review appeals to its policy decisions, like content takedowns, and make recommendations for changes.
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Though he found himself wearing Sasaki like a backpack through the final minute of the fight, the Brazilian grappling specialist was otherwise dominant, scoring on six of 21 attempted takedowns, and collecting almost nine minutes of grappling control time.
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With dos Anjos' ring cutting, pressure fighting, body work, clinch attacks, and takedowns along the cage, this writer cannot help but feel robbed of that lightweight title fight with Conor McGregor which fell through when dos Anjos was injured.
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"The concerns people have about React World are understandable, and that people see a link between that and our past video takedowns, but those were mistakes from an earlier time," the brothers wrote in their apology on Monday night.
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The fourth round saw Edgar seize on the visibly slowing Aldo, darting in and out with flurried combinations mixed in with some takedowns against a fighter who is renowned for having the best takedown defence in all of mixed martial arts.
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Though she absorbed some stinging knees, elbows, and punches in the third, this one ultimately came down to Nunes' efforts in the first and second, where she landed two takedowns, threatened with three submissions, and more than quadrupled Shevchenko's striking output.
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When AM2R began getting acclaim, Nintendo brought legal threats and DMCA takedowns against it, and only a month after the game was released Guasti announced that all his post-release development on the title—bug patches, updates, everything—would cease.
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" Something worth noting: Facebook is careful to avoid positive or additive verbs when talking about this content, for instance it won't say that "terrorists posted 2.3 million pieces of content," but rather that was the number of "takedowns" or content "surfaced.
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On YouTube and on her site, the Washington, DC resident regularly makes posts covering everything from sharp takedowns of popular advertising and black-owned gift guides to movie reviews and stories of black history's hidden figures like Queen Anna Nzinga.
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We are in the process of reviewing all of the impacted posts as well as the scope and procedure for the previous takedowns and are working with our vendors to reinstate any such content that was inappropriately targeted for removal.
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Though it was not a particularly riveting performance, Hein ultimately walked away with his home turf win, stealing a unanimous decision win from his Korean opponent by landing the bout's more meaningful strikes and succeeding on a pair of takedowns.
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The left straight sneaks through against most of his opponents, and he throws up left kicks well—though his fondness for body kicks can lead him to give away easy takedowns as he did against Glover Teixeira and Patrick Cummins.
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Perhaps the greatest example of this in professional wrestling can be seen in the WWF's now infamous Brawl For All, a tough man contest in which wrestlers from the WWF's roster fought a boxing match with points awarded for takedowns.
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Though Edgar was very nearly turned off by a second-round Stephens head kick, he was the better man throughout the rest of the fight, landing takedowns at will, threatening with submission attempts and out-landing his foe on the feet.
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So when you think about the complexity of these takedowns, it is actually really hard to create rules that, when an American user posts something that's visible in Turkey and reviewed by a Filipino contract worker ... like, what is that?
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But there is a danger to bad-faith takedowns of sitting presidents for events and outcomes they are powerless to dictate, because they raise misleading expectations about what America can and should be trying to accomplish in the world today.
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In her last bout she found herself on the receiving end of Claudia Gadelha's blanketing wrestling for two rounds but Gadelha was unable to do anything with her takedowns and soon tired from the effort of keeping the strawweight champion down.
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In the EU, for example, the threat of future regulation is being used to encourage social media companies to sign up to a voluntary code of conduct aimed at speeding up takedowns of various types of illegal content, including terrorist propaganda.
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Though they worked for the main SOCOM (Special Operations Command) task force in Afghanistan—in the J2, the intelligence hub for activities as varied as hunter-killer takedowns and local police training—Soliman and Crush were not spooks or Special Forces.
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Travis Wiuff asserted that all he needed was two takedowns to get to the last round, and he and Chris Tuchscherer both demonstrated this flaw in the rules and pit over four lacklustre fights on the way to the final.
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Although Bharara has been referred to as the "Sheriff of Wall Street" for taking on shady bankers in years past, the US attorney has also been behind a handful of big gang takedowns, including one that nabbed 87 people in 2011.
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All the while, I watched news headlines snowball from unforgiving takedowns about Chinese people and their supposed "hygiene problems" to random pictures of Asian-Americans walking down the street splayed as cover art for articles about non-Asian coronavirus patients.
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She failed to come in higher than third in any of the contests, despite a February that featured headline-grabbing takedowns of former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg in two consecutive debates and a record fundraising haul for her campaign.
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"When people fall out of love with you, there's nothing you can do to make them change their minds," she says, though that cold shoulder from the Grammys and an increasingly hostile wave of social-media takedowns have Swift on edge.
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A BuzzFeed News review — which looked at account takedowns by platforms that deactivated and investigations by security and research firms — found that since 279, at least 21.6 online information operations have been partially or wholly attributed to PR or marketing firms.
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In against the most frightening middleweight on the planet, the blown up welterweight with no wrestling pedigree, shucked off and scrambled out of takedowns, and made the on-the-fly decision to replace his jab with a right front kick.
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Though Mutapcic handily won the first round with his takedowns and ground and pound, he had the tables turned on him in the second, when Smith found his range and ultimately turned him off with a slicing elbow across the temple.
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After PewDiePie (whose real name is Felix Kjellberg) dropped a racial slur during a recent gaming live stream, a developer named Sean Vanaman issued DMCA takedowns against all of PewDiePie's videos that feature games made by Vanaman's creative studio, Campo Santo.
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Luke Rockhold's performances against Jacare Souza and Tim Kennedy back in the day showed him in a more hittable and 'takedownable' light but he did an admirable job of stuffing the takedowns or fighting his way back up in both.
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Google, Facebook, Dropbox and Slack all put out their numbers on a regular basis, breaking down government requests for user data by country and type (platforms typically receive requests for law enforcement investigations, as well as copyright takedowns and other removal requests).
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The social network is adding a blurred screen with a "Sensitive Content" warning on top of posts that fit this description, which basically means posts that have been reported as offensive by users, but don't merit takedowns per the posted Instagram guidelines.
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Over the course of the fight, Bahadurzada—who is not known for his wrestling—succeeded on all four of his attempted takedowns, which he used to batter his foe with ground-and-pound and ultimately lock up a third-round arm-triangle choke.
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Though the fight wasn't especially memorable, it was a clear-cut victory for McMann, who used her two successful takedowns to amass 7:59 of control time, while Eye—a striker—landed just 9 significant strikes over the course of the fight.
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The Daily Show alumna's TBS show has become synonymous with scathing, satirical takedowns of the political system, but she admits that she and her team were preparing for a different world back when it seemed Hillary Clinton had the presidency in the bag.
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Then there's Electra herself, an imperious queen of the ballroom whose Shakespearean verbal takedowns are delivered with devastating regality, as well as Pray Tell, the costume-designing, shade-dealing king who acts as the ballroom emcee and surrogate father to the fatherless.
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While the agreements we have in place across the industry have greatly lessened the likelihood of takedowns, as a creator driven platform, we respect all creators, and therefore we respect the rights of all creators who request to have their content removed.
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Despite a pair of extremely questionable referee stand-ups, and a third-round scare under a bombardment of Leleco body shots, Smith's successes in the first two rounds—based largely on a pair of takedowns—proved enough to earn him a unanimous nod.
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Ultimately, the piece called attention to women who felt their voices were being silenced in a conversation that should include everyone, which is why I was disappointed to see it trashed on social media —even lumped in with takedowns of Woody Allen apologists.
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Arlovski is the second most knocked out athlete in UFC history and hasn't stopped anyone since 2015, breaking his streak of five losses by wall 'n' stalling Junior Albini and then grinding a few takedowns in an abysmal fight with Stefan Struve.
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This leaves takedowns open to critiques of politically motivated censorship, alleging that it's the subject of the content or the political alignment of the site that's the problem; while there is no evidence to support those critiques, they (ironically) frequently go viral themselves.
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Websites that fail to promptly take down terrorist content would face fines — with the level of penalties being determined by EU Member States (Germany has already legislated to enforce social media hate speech takedowns within 24 hours, setting the maximum fine at €50M).
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MrGrimmmz is usually known for his ability to sweep through a Battlegrounds match with ease, but in recent days, he's been criticized for being a spoilsport because he deployed copyright takedowns on YouTube for videos highlighting attempts by two people to troll him.
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Where he used to have Dan Henderson-esque tunnel vision and give up easy takedowns and clinches as he swung wildly, he has been great in recent years at pummeling through and shucking off clinches as soon as his opponents grab them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department announced one of its largest-ever takedowns of a global cyber crime ring on Wednesday, saying it had indicted 36 people accused of trafficking in stolen identities and causing more than $530 million in losses to consumers.
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Masvidal's near 80% success rate against takedowns, combined with his dangerous striking is what makes him such a tough ask for Demian Maia who, while a great offensive takedown artist in his own right, is not a multidimensional threat on the feet.
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In a story published by The New York Times today, YouTube said it took down a total of 8.28 million videos in 2017, with about 80 percent of those takedowns having started with a flag from its artificial intelligence-powered content moderation system.
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The FBI—an agency which has presided over counterterrorism and major mafia and cartel takedowns—concedes in the report that categorizing conspiracy theories as national security threats might come across as odd at first, but shouldn't be disqualified in the current environment.
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Though Nelson completed 7 of his 13 attempted takedowns, and amassed almost 10 minutes of control time, he was ultimately hurt by his failure to mount any meaningful offense, landing just 4 significant strikes over the course of the three-round affair.
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" When asked for comment, a Twitter spokesperson just pointed to the site's copyright policy, which says that accounts facing copyright takedowns can file a counter-notice "if you believe that materials reported in the copyright complaints were misidentified or removed in error.
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" Almost clarifying the initial point, Mir insisted that he has no intentions of spending too long standing in front of the great knockout artist: "I'm going to stand with Mark for as long as I can, and then I'll set up takedowns.
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While Wilkinson was able to threaten with a trio of submission attempts, Amirkhani was fantastic with his takedowns and reversals, which ultimately led him to 9:59 of control time—certainly the recipe for a unanimous decision if ever there was one.
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Even when YouTube does try to explain the logic to its rules, as it eventually did this week, it inadvertently lays out a map for how bad actors can sidestep takedowns, giving bad faith creators workarounds to harass or profit off bigotry.
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Ian W. Gray, a dark web analyst at the security firm Flashpoint, said many new entrants appear to have concluded that the previous takedowns were a result of mistakes or small problems rather than any fundamental flaw in their business or technology.
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If MacDonald can get Thompson to the fence I would like to see a round or two of striking in the clinch while threatening takedowns, but a focus on damage to the legs and body would be most valuable in the long run.
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MacDonald loves performing takedowns off of caught kicks so it might be worth looking to wind him with snap kicks and side kicks, only teasing him with the head kick until later in the bout when his reactions and feet have slowed.
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"We watched the funeral march closely, in the sense that that's a lot of emotion, that when harnessed alongside a pretty substantial cyber capability, is going to represent longer term fallout than just a few small site takedowns," the Treasury official said.
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But given Warren's unsteady position in the field and her failure to earn any delegates in two out of the first three voting states, her window of opportunity to translate her powerful takedowns of Bloomberg into strong electoral results is only getting smaller.
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Twitter's biannual transparency report, released today, reveals for the first time how often the company takes action on reports of abusive behavior; however, since the transparency report focuses on government requests for information and takedowns, it only reveals statistics for harassment reported by government officials.
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A Rashad Evans set up into level change on sight of a return, blasting through into a huge double would be a beautiful thing to see Tate perform against Holm, but boxing into her takedowns just doesn't seem to be part of Tate's game.
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As with previous mass takedowns tied to Iran, Facebook's head of cybersecurity policy, Nathaniel Gleicher, was quick to caution that though the accounts originated in Iran, the company hasn't been able to definitively say whether or not it was part of a state sponsored campaign.
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Nonetheless, critics argue that a one-hour rule for terrorist takedowns will bring in filters by the backdoor and/or result in smaller websites being forced to operate on larger platforms to avoid having to comply with a stringent, one-size-fits-all deadline.
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This has been an issue that has long plagued Google as well as the internet as a whole, from legitimate copyright holders filing illegitimate takedowns — sometimes en masse — to gaming the search engine to remove negative reviews or stories about an individual or company.
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That may sound far-fetched, but in 2015, a mysterious firm called Ares Rights started using DMCA takedowns to target sites critical of the Ecuadorian government, sending at least 74 notices on behalf of "politicians, political parties, state media, and state agencies" in Ecuador.
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Over the course of the bout, the Brazilian out-landed his young opponent by a 138-13 margin, reversed several of his takedowns, and threatened with a rear-naked choke attempt in the second—all of which combined for a sound, unanimous decision triumph.
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I used to have a lot of issues with takedowns, because a label would put a song on SoundCloud, and I'd put it on there too, and SoundCloud would take it down automatically because your label already claimed it, but it's still your music.
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Compared to the scorched-earth takedowns of Reagan and Bush/Cheney, it's a bland, even benign image, though I can only imagine the truckloads of merciless new Trump drawings tumbling from the artist's studio in the months since the selections for this retrospective were made.
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While he probably doesn't want to fight off takedowns for five rounds solid, Aldo should be looking to utilize a that makes the best use of his skill in this area, rather than just trying to show that he can McGregor as well as McGregor.
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And so while everyone on Veep is a contemptuous jerk, Selina (and Louis-Dreyfus) tops them all, with rage to burn, acidic takedowns always ready at the tip of her razor-sharp tongue, and a demonstrated willingness to blackmail her opponents to high hell.
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Since their recent label dealings and increased focus on copyright detection, many users and artists have suffered takedowns when attempting to post certain tracks and DJ mixes—two areas that helped the streaming platform gain popularity dating back to their launch in Sweden in 2007.
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Takedowns Carry Mutante to Unanimous Decision Win The televised prelims were kicked off by a middleweight scrap between inaugural TUF Brazil winner Cezar "Mutante" Ferreira and the towering Anthony Smith, who walked into the bout having scored finishes in 23 of his previous 25 wins.
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Jedrzejczyk is full of tricks that you don't see used often enough in mixed martial arts, from horizontal elbows to opponents working on single leg takedowns, to beautiful use of flurries to set up long right straights to the solar plexus along the fence.
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Could his predictable takedowns of black people represent a cynical play for support — first to get elected, then to get reelected, then later, once his second term was secured, to avoid activating a backlash of widespread racial anxiety that could work against his party?
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The great danger of walking forward until the opponent shoots and then sprawling on him is that when an opponent starts throwing level changes in their striking combinations—a la Frankie Edgar and Eddie Alvarez—you start reacting to takedowns and getting hit with punches.
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Even if you have an excellent guard, it's exceptionally hard to stop a decent top player just holding you down for the remainder of the round and in a sport where takedowns equal rounds won, it's just so daft to do this sort of thing.
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When it came time to read out the winner of the bout, although the crowd was clearly behind Swanson, it was hard to tell how the judges had scored the bout due to Kawajiri's endless flood of takedowns, broken up by heavy blows from Swanson.
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Last week, Facebook announced that it would allow political candidates to lie in ads posted to its platform, but it's haphazardly enforcing a number of other advertising policies that have led to the takedowns of paid content from at least five US presidential candidates.
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Given his size advantage on Gastelum and the energy he wastes when he cannot capitalize on his takedowns, it would be a nice surprise if Weidman had been working on using his ring cutting to get to the fence, to hold and to hit from there.
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From there, the movie would likely get a quick, winking theatrical release (maybe from A24 or Amazon Studios) before being committed to streaming infamy forever; an "actually, this is just okay"-style backlash would inevitably follow, with long, fun-free hot-takedowns tearing the movie apart.
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Facebook should apply enforcement of its policies across its whole family of apps, publicly work through its logic for why it does or doesn't remove things instead of having those discussions leak, and cooperate better with fellow social networks to coordinate blanket takedowns of the worst offenders.
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"The accounts we are sharing today represent the most active portions of this campaign; a larger, spammy network of approximately 200,000 accounts — many created following our initial suspensions — were proactively suspended before they were substantially active on the service," the Twitter blog post about the takedowns said.
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In September the EC put out a set of "guidelines and principles" which it said were aimed at pushing tech firms to be more pro-active about takedowns of illegal content, and specifically urging them to build tools to automate flagging and re-uploading of such content.
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These days, we're more likely to be confronted with partisan takedowns and earnest questions about whether or not 2018 is worse than 2016, but we promise: There is plenty of joy and Timberlake-ian fun happening this month in the world of movies, TV, and pop culture.
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"The whole coming at my baby father bullshit, that doesn't make me feel any better," she said, calling out the legion of commenters posting anti-Offset takedowns across the internet and tapping into one of the most contentious developments around celebrity in recent years: stan culture.
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That said, by the time the curtains closed, OSP had out-landed his opponent by a 106-29 margin, and succeeded on a pair of takedowns—more than enough to earn him the W. With the win, OSP bounces back from a recent loss to Glover Teixeira.
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And though the bout would mark his first trip to the judges' scorecards, the 33-year-old used the three-round encounter to showcase a well-rounded game, landing more than 23 strikes, securing a pair of takedowns, and threatening with a second-round submission attempt.
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Politicians, writers, comedians, journalists, celebrities, and everyday users are taking the power of tweeting into their own hands and crushing it with biting commentary, witty takes, spot-on takedowns, smart analysis, and often a perfect response to yet another tweet or bombshell announcement from the president.
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It also sees the retention of takedowns helping law enforcement — meaning platforms and websites will continue to be co-opted into state law enforcement and intelligence regimes, getting further saddled with the burden and cost of having to safely store and protect all this sensitive data.
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RELATED: Dems can't get enough of FLOTUS — and Clinton knows it The first lady's takedowns of Trump have gone viral on social media and the Clinton campaign, which recognized Obama's star power on the trail, has leaned on her to campaign in battleground states like North Carolina.
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And therein lies the rub: It would be next to impossible for Williams to keep the humor, honest takedowns, and the nothing-to-lose approach to parsing out entertainment gossip if she was also concerned with maintaining a friendship or relationship with the star she was discussing.
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Able to get the takedowns seemingly when she wants to, Andrade's work against Joanne Calderwood on the mat was top notch as she dropped heavy blows from half guard before snatching up a fight finishing guillotine (turned DDT) as Calderwood came up to attempt a sweep.
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But it also concentrates on the late, richly brushed political takedowns in his works, which anticipate, in tone, one of the stand-up comic strategies of current White House Twitter discourse: delivery of weaponized insults followed by a "just kidding" that no one is meant to believe.
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A lifelong Sean Sherk fan, it was no surprise to the former Cage Warriors and Titan FC champion that 'The Muscle Shark' occupies the spot just ahead of him, in second place, for the most amount of takedowns registered in any weight class in a single round.
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Watch any Frankie Edgar fight and you will see feinting, striking and takedowns all used in combination—and more often than not when Edgar steps in for strikes he finds the mark and when he steps in for the takedown he gets his man to the mat.
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While Urijah Faber is nowhere near the rounded striker that Aldo is, Edgar's performance against Faber was encouraging as he feinted reactions out of Faber and slammed in low kicks as Faber looked to counter punch, then built up to overhands and takedowns off of these reactions.
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A mistaken or fraudulent entry could lead to a site being delisted or demoted in search results, and because this system is largely internal to the companies and not part of an official process (like DMCA takedowns, such as they are), the owner of that entry could lack recourse.
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We hired this amazing guy, I can't say his name, but he helped a very large — one of the largest in the world — tech companies build their content policy and scale their team to literally, like, two million page takedowns a week for all kinds of awful stuff.
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Furie's law firm, Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr, hit Logsdon and others with cease and desist orders and DMCA takedowns last month in a series of legal moves meant to help Furie wrest control of Pepe away from the alt-right and others who would profit from him.
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He can kick better than anyone at heavyweight, he can hurt opponents in the clinch with knees and defend takedowns as well as anyone at heavyweight, there is zero reason for him to be focusing on boxing opponents and trading punches as he has so often in the past.
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As in the case with the political (and sometimes commercial) pressure also being applied on tech platforms to speed up takedowns of online extremism, it seems logical that the platforms could improve internal efforts to thwart malicious use of their tools by sharing more information with each other.
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WarnerMedia also says that Dish has a history of using channel takedowns as a hardball negotiating tactic, and there may be some truth to that: Dish customers had Fox News blacked out in 2014, CBS in 2017, and Univision has been blacked out for the last three months.
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Combining ludicrously short fights with the bizarre Yamma pit—a regular cage with a mat that sloped up toward the fence—the younger wrestlers in the heavyweight tournament quickly got takedowns, held their men on the slope for a couple of minutes, and won their bouts by decision.
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One of the reasons that you won't see too many MMA fighters just picking up the side kick to the body without having an extensive background in point fighting styles or American style kickboxing is that using it when takedowns are allowed it takes great judgement to pull off.
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Inspector Richard Dee, who oversees recruit training for the department, said recruits are taught four or five methods of taking someone into custody without restricting someone's breathing, including arm bars, in which officers move a suspect's straightened arm behind his back, and takedowns, a kind of controlled fall.
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" Speaking of sexism, titles and institutions of power, Meghan Markle may not aspire to be Madam President, but Kate Maltby urged us, in light of recent appalling attempted takedowns of the Duchess of Sussex as various kinds of (you guessed it) unlikable, to consider: "The problem isn't Meghan Markle.
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Along with increasing the number of takedowns for coordinated inauthentic behavior, Facebook has put a priority on new transparency tools that enable users to identify the countries where page managers are based, learn when a page was created, and see if it has changed its name over time.
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Over the past several years the European Commission has also kept up pressure on platforms to speed up takedowns of illegal content — signing tech companies up to a voluntary code of practice, back in 2016, and continuing to warn it could introduce legislation if targets are not met.
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Now, after being contacted by BuzzFeed News about another network of pages, accounts, and websites connected to those it had previously removed, Facebook has announced additional takedowns, saying the accounts removed in August were, in fact, part of larger operations run by PR firms in UAE and Nigeria.
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For this work, the highly acclaimed novelist behind "Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk" and the story collection "Brief Encounters With Che Guevara" brandishes a full array of literary tools, including song, verse, historical anecdotes, piles of research and plenty of satisfying takedowns to keep you on his ride.
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Keenan: Hypothetically speaking, if the sites affected by the takedowns were to just say, here's the content of the posts that was deleted due to a technicality of the acquisition terms, would that be like a nuclear bomb, or would that just be finding a way around the acquisition terms?
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Apple has said publicly that it would notify developers when apps were removed at a government's request, that it would limit takedowns to specific countries when possible, and that beginning in the second half of this year it would note in periodic transparency reports the number of requests for app removals.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ WOLF HOWLS: Comedy Central comedian Michelle Wolf prompted anger from the right and from some journalists at the annual White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) on Saturday night for her takedowns of Trump, the GOP and Sarah Huckabee Sanders, which were viewed by some as bullying and cruel.
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It seems strange that Johnson has repeatedly proven himself so strong in fighting off takedowns, so powerful in the early rounds, and also prone to dropping off in the later stages yet fighters continue to try to take him down straight off of the bat and are surprised when they cannot.
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Apple has said publicly that it would notify developers when applications were removed at a government's request, that it would limit takedowns to specific countries when possible, and that beginning in the second half of this year it would note in periodic transparency reports the number of requests for application removals.
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His striking is sharp enough and fast enough to trouble Werdum, Werdum has never been known for his takedowns in mixed martial arts, and a number of Werdum's habits on the feet—which other heavyweights just aren't sharp enough to exploit for the most part—play directly into Rockhold's striking style.
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A particularly wonder/terrible example of this kind of exchange took place over the weekend when NASCAR Truck Series drivers John Wes Townley and Spencer Gallagher came to impotent blows, one stripe white belt takedowns, and a DDT attempt after a crash at the Drivin' For Linemen 210 at Gateway Motorsports Park yesterday.
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In a blogpost headlined "Don't glitter bomb your vagina", Dr. Jen Gunter, a leading gynaecologist based in Canada who has become known for her takedowns of GOOP's controversial health claims, warns that they could interfere with the vagina's balance of bacteria, thereby leading to infection, and increase the risk of catching STIs.
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SoundCloud's increasingly confusing system of paid tiers caused contention for creators and their teams: unwarranted song takedowns ruined PR for new releases, labels pulled music off SoundCloud against artists' will, and those who had helped make SoundCloud a force from the beginning now found it had simply stopped paying attention to their needs.
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What Maia generally does well is time his takedowns as his opponent stepping towards him, or pressure the opponent to the point where if he ducks in for a leg he can be fairly certain that he can push them to the fence even if he cannot complete the single leg takedown.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (Minn.), Sen.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Va.).
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.).
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A steep drop in gang violence last year drove shootings in New York City to the lowest number in at least a quarter-century, Police Department data shows, a result of what police officials say has been a focus on gang takedowns and targeted arrests in some of the city's roughest neighborhoods.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 21625M sign-ups in first day Senators press FDA tobacco chief on status of vaping ban Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal MORE (R-Alaska) in June introduced the Protecting Personal Health Data Act, which gives consumers more control over their health data.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 85033M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Senators press FDA tobacco chief on status of vaping ban Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal MORE (R-Alaska) in June introduced the Protecting Personal Health Data Act, which give consumers more control over their health data.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 85033M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.) and Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Senators press FDA tobacco chief on status of vaping ban Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal MORE (R-Alaska) who have introduced legislation to expand health data protections in an increasingly online world.
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Counter punching and fighting on the retreat, rather than while advancing, went hand-in-hand and Silva was able to mitigate the threat of takedowns with movement rather than in the traditional and extremely tiring style of striking in MMA at the time—move forward hitting hard, sprawl hard when challenged with a takedown attempt.
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An analysis by the Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Lab of the latest takedowns said the "accounts sought to drive engagement on the platforms, rather than off them, with a mixture of memes, videos, and authored comments," which the lab said "appears to have worked" with posts receiving large numbers of shares and replies.
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J.) and Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.).
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Had Randleman had the opportunity to work with the top coaches today who teach their charges the value of the level change in their boxing to set up their takedowns and vice versa, he could have made a habit out of starching men as they panicked over the thought of him taking them down.
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The arrival of Kim Yong-chol, and his stay at a hotel in Dupont Circle, was an unusual spectacle for a senior North Korean, particularly since the United States suspects him in the torpedoing of a South Korean naval ship, and one of the most aggressive cyber takedowns of an American company, Sony Pictures Entertainment.
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Though he was known primarily as a boxer leading into this fight, he showcased a rapidly expanding toolkit by slashing into his foe's legs with a procession of nasty leg kicks, succeeding on two takedowns, and amassing more than five minutes of control time on that mat—much of which he earned from back mount.
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Fighting the aged veteran, Tsuyoshi Kosaka—the first man to defeat Fedor if you really want to push the meaning of the word 'defeat'—Baruto was never in trouble for a moment as he stuffed takedowns effortlessly, kneed TK in the head from the front headlock, and smothered the judoka for the full duration of the fight.
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The question raised by the activists, whose organizing efforts became collateral damage of Tuesday's takedowns, is this: Who will pay the higher price for Facebook's hypervigilance, seedy overseas actors working to rattle U.S. voters or politically engaged Americans who are, to their own alarm, heavily reliant on the data-sucking social media giant to coordinate their legitimate protest activity?
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.) instead of a progressive candidate.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.) or South Bend, Ind.
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" Twitter also announced it had removed some 300 accounts linked to Iran: The takedowns followed a tip-off received last month from U.S. cybersecurity firm FireEye, which had identified an operation that leveraged "a network of inauthentic news sites and clusters of associated accounts across multiple social media platforms to promote political narratives in line with Iranian interests.
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If Romero is to go after takedowns it would be good to see him utilize the sweeps and trips that he has showcased occasionally—focusing on the clinch and more upright takedown attempts than those which place his head in Rockhold's noose and provide the momentum for a turnover the moment Rockhold's back hits the mat.
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There were takedowns of abusive men in Hollywood, breakdowns of great messages in movies to teach to tween girls, an impassioned plea for Sandra Oh to get a goddamned Oscar, and a beautiful examination of trash TV. All of it felt blessedly productive, because I didn't have to watch the Oscars (and money went to RAINN).
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They fall into three categories: earnest attempts to honor giants in the L.G.B.T.Q. movement ("Marsha P. Johnson threw the first brick at Stonewall"), tongue-in-cheek diva worship ("Madonna threw the first brick at Stonewall") and satirical takedowns of straight celebrities who overplay their hand trying to be queer allies ("Nick Jonas threw the first brick at Stonewall").
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Driving a pace on someone who desperately wants to step in and grab you is a tough ask for anyone, and while the front kick is a killer for Ferguson it might be a dangerous strategy to go to it against Nurmagomedov until he is puffing or at least until Ferguson can be certain he can stuff Nurmagomedov's takedowns.
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Yesterday, ahead of meeting the European leaders, Twitter released its latest Transparency Report covering government requests for content takedowns, in which it claimed some big wins in using its own in-house technology to automatically identify pro-terrorism accounts — including specifying that it had also been able to suspend the majority of these accounts (~75%) before they were able to tweet.
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Update, 2:03pm: Starz just gave a statement to IndieWire apologizing for filing DMCA takedowns that the network says may have "inadvertently" targeted the wrong content:The techniques and technologies employed in these efforts are not always perfect, and as such it appears that in this case, some posts were inadvertently caught up in the sweep that may fall outside the DMCA guidelines.
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In its latest monitoring report of a voluntary Code of Conduct on illegal hate speech, which platforms including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube signed up to in Europe back in 224, the European Commission has said progress is being made on speeding up takedowns but tech firms are still lagging when it comes to providing feedback and transparency around their decisions.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 28500M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.), who notched a fifth-place finish with 6900 percent support.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.) followed with 3 percent support, while both Sen.
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Though it seems to have picked up on some of the criticisms of bundling up so many different types of content issues into one "illegal" package, and the associated risk of applied measures being disproportionate, as its Recommendation also specifies the need for safeguards against unjust and/or improper content takedowns, including by improving transparency for citizens on platforms' content decisions.
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"Despite all of the disruptions from law enforcement efforts and takedowns that have been successful, as well as the exit scams and all of this kind of thing, people are still using these sites to access drugs," Monica Barratt, a researcher from the National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre at UNSW Australia who is part of the GDS core team, told Motherboard.
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On the one hand, Yoel Romero's takedowns tend to be of the dynamic variety, out in the open—where Rockhold can create scrambles with momentum—but on the other, the one man to beat Romero in recent years did so by being able to build up and return to his feet each time Romero took him down, not by simply stopping or reversing takedown attempts.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Va.), a vocal tech industry critic, told The Hill in a statement.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Senators press FDA tobacco chief on status of vaping ban Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal MORE (R-Alaska) told Zeller she was disappointed by the mixed signals coming from the administration.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.) saying Sunday that a woman with fellow candidate South Bend, Ind.
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Lawler drops his hips hard on opponents who shoot on him and is constantly ready to do so—a bit of Justin Gaethje/Chad Mendes faked shot magic could go a long way towards hurting Lawler and work the same way as feints do with counter strikers—they will make him hold off longer before deciding to drop his weight and this in turn will make getting the takedowns easier.
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And even if Facebook is prioritizing takedowns of extremist content (vs moderating other types of potentially problematic content), it's still facing a staggeringly massive haystack of content to sift through, with only a tiny team of overworked (yet, says Bickert, essential) human reviewers attached to this task, at a time when political thumbscrews are being turned on tech giants to get much better at nixing online extremism — and fast.
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His sly smile signaled that he plans to give his fans exactly what they want: no-holds-barred takedowns of anyone or anything, which in the past has included people with bad breath; nearly everyone in the Kardashian-Jenner clan; those who donated to the GoFundMe for the officer who fatally shot Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo.; and, once — for eight minutes straight — a bag of unappetizing potato chips.
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More from NBC News: Child stars of YouTube hit 'Fantastic Adventures' allegedly abused by adopted mother Streamed to Facebook, spread on YouTube: New Zealand shooting video circulates online despite takedowns YouTube pulls ads from anti-vaccination videos after questions about enforcement When it comes to seemingly harmless videos of young people on its platform, YouTube has no purview over what is happening behind the scenes to those children.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat Joe Biden faces an uncertain path The Memo: Trump pushes back amid signs of economic slowdown MORE (D-Mass.) has carved out a spot as perhaps the panel's most visible member, making up for her relatively junior spot by frequently drawing attention for her cutting takedowns of industry witnesses and regulators.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Senators press FDA tobacco chief on status of vaping ban Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal MORE (R-Alaska) stopped in the Senate basement last week to chat with a group of energy and environment reporters.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Senators press FDA tobacco chief on status of vaping ban Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal MORE (R-Alaska) told me a story of one Coast Guard family that illustrates what many went through.
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Jedrzejczyk uses the fence extensively to fight up from the mat and to defend takedowns, and was put there often by Claudia Gadelha, yet Gadelha is largely a non-threat as a combination striker or an infighter and instead insisted on holding on to a grapevine and wasting all her energy on arm punches which did little to damage the champion and only served to gas Gadelha by the second round.
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One of the most memorable Kelly takedowns is a 2011 Jon Stewart Daily Show segment where he shows Kelly arguing against maternity leave and then later arguing for it after having one of her three children: That the merits of Kelly's feminist politics, rather than her most imbecilic moments as a news host, is a national discussion is a sign that Kelly has already won by controlling the conversation about her.
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But bring up the fact that Chuck Liddell turned the momentum of at least three major fights by finding his opponent's eye with one of his digits, or that Anderson Silva's sudden ability to stop Chael Sonnen's takedowns and hit him cleanly in their second bout coincided with Silva grabbing a big ball of cloth from the waistband of Sonnen's shorts, and their fans will often take umbridge.
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The meltdowns of Syria, Somalia, Eritrea, Mali, Chad and Yemen and our takedowns of Libya, Iraq and Afghanistan — without proper follow-up on our part, NATO's part or by local elites — has uncorked the worst refugee crisis since World War II. This tidal wave of migrants and refugees is a human tragedy, and their outflow from Syria and Libya in particular is destabilizing all the neighboring islands of decency: Tunisia, Jordan, Lebanon, Kurdistan and Turkey.
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Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiKey Republicans say Biden can break Washington gridlock Impeachment hearings don't move needle with Senate GOP Hillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day MORE (R-Alaska), a moderate swing vote in the upper chamber, for example, say their constituents aren't even closely following the impeachment proceedings.
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Citing a new study Craig Silverman reports that measures Facebook took after 2016 to counter bad actors failed to stem the tide of trolling in the Philippines — but have resulted in more ad spending on Facebook: Ong and his colleagues show that new election rules aimed at bringing more transparency to digital campaigns, as well as efforts by Facebook to support fact-checking and execute takedowns, didn't beat back the tide of digital disinformation.
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THE REALLY IT DIDN'T EVEN SEEM LIKE A GOOD IDEA AT THE TIME TO BE HONEST AWARD FOR THE MOST ILL-CHOSEN TATTOO "Welcome to the future: Your tattoo has a EULA…" Welcome to the future: Your tattoo has a EULA that notes it's subject to DMCA takedowns, might not work (and functions only if you pay $30 activation+$10 per year), subject to getting hacked, and the app company owns all content you upload pic.twitter.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Va.), who is up for reelection next year, said the candidates who won "ran on more moderate issues" and emphasized a "Virginia-centric" platform.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.) has qualified to debate in mid-December, making it six presidential hopefuls so far who will head to Los Angeles for the event (The Hill).
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 85033M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.), who criticized the notion that Bloomberg may run because of his belief that others in the race are not well-positioned to beat Trump in 2020.
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On Twitter, Vanaman issued a plea for other creators to follow suit, hoping to essentially forcibly separate PewDiePie's incendiary views from the games around which his commentary is built: I'd urge other developers & will be reaching out to folks much larger than us to cut him off from the content that has made him a milionaire But using DMCA takedowns to suppress alt-right content carries some concerning implications, no matter what you think of the content itself.
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Here's a run down of the issues and what's at stake… The most controversial component of the proposals concerns user-generated content platforms such as YouTube, and the idea they should be made liable for copyright infringements committed by their users — instead of the current regime of takedowns after the fact (which locks rights holders into having to constantly monitor and report violations — y'know, at the same time as Alphabet's ad business continues to roll around in dollars and eyeballs).
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But in doing this we were forced to wrap up the preview frustratingly, with what seemed like half a page of questions about Ngannou's ability to deal with feints and straight hitting, retain his form and movement over the rounds, and stop takedowns after the opening minutes—and the honest conclusion that while absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, there just isn't a lot that we could say that Ngannou could do outside of lightning fast hitting in the opening round.
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TV. McAfee's comments come after Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day A book can explain why Elizabeth Warren's ideas bother billionaires so much Facebook says it removed millions of posts over hate speech, child exploitation violations MORE last month faced intense scrutiny from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle over his company's plans for a digital currency.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.) and businessman Tom SteyerThomas (Tom) Fahr SteyerKrystal Ball: Billionaires panicking over Sanders candidacy Steyer scores endorsement from key New Hampshire activist Excitement over Bloomberg's trial balloon should concern Democrats MORE at 3 percent each.
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Sen. Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Minn.) was the latest Democratic presidential candidate to weigh in on billionaire Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergThe Memo: Democrats confront prospect of long primary Budowsky: A Biden-Michelle Obama ticket in 2020?
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day Microsoft embraces California law, shaking up privacy debate Google sparks new privacy fears over health care data MORE (D-Va.) on Friday criticized the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) for not taking action after a September report revealed the exposure of medical images and sensitive health data of millions of Americans.
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Facebook CEO Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergHillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 10M sign-ups in first day A book can explain why Elizabeth Warren's ideas bother billionaires so much Facebook says it removed millions of posts over hate speech, child exploitation violations MORE testified before the House Financial Services Committee on Libra and faced criticism over the project, which has promised to revolutionize the world financial system.
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Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chairman Lisa MurkowskiLisa Ann MurkowskiKey Republicans say Biden can break Washington gridlock Impeachment hearings don't move needle with Senate GOP Hillicon Valley: Federal inquiry opened into Google health data deal | Facebook reports millions of post takedowns | Microsoft shakes up privacy debate | Disney plus tops 6900M sign-ups in first day MORE (R-Alaska), a key moderate who voted with Democrats against repealing ObamaCare in 2628, said she also sees Biden as someone who could work effectively with Republicans.
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