Australian officials tipped off their American counterparts to Papadopoulos's admission, though it's still unclear who was initially tipped off, and that's reportedly a subject of Barr's investigation.
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He tipped off the PD, and the officer was arrested.
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They had been tipped off by someone in the community.
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The supposed attack was thwarted when authorities were tipped off.
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And what was it that tipped off these bad feelings?
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He tipped off Reuters TV, which quickly moved teams there.
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Twitter also removed accounts after being tipped off by FireEye.
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Comey, tipped off, arrived minutes before and thwarted the plan.
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The Fancy Bear breach is what tipped off DNC officials.
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Nixon said he'd been tipped off by J. Edgar Hoover.
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It, too, tipped off his mitt, allowing Ventura to score.
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They seem to think Corsi was in fact tipped off.
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That tipped off Treasury investigators, who looked into the matter.
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They were tipped off by Kanizay's tiny, pin-like bite marks.
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The diplomat later tipped off the United States to Papadopoulos' comments.
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Nairn said he was tipped off to the character's apparent demise.
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Myanmar police, tipped off by the DEA, had been monitoring Cai.
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We were first tipped off about the launch by Rob Poitras.
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But other villagers had tipped off Mr. Basir, who overpowered him.
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CNN said its reporters were not tipped off ahead of time.
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Police said they were tipped off to the theft by employees.
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Reporters had been tipped off to the trip the night before.
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In that case, an anonymous phone caller tipped off the league.
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Dianne Feinstein, and anonymously tipped off the Post, back in July.
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She figures her elementary school must have tipped off the state.
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However, his attempt to warn a friend tipped off Clay, who intervened.
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This tipped off TankerTrackers to keep a close eye on the Masal.
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We got tipped off to the store's launch by reader Moshe Isaacian.
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Oddly enough, it was TripAdvisor that tipped off the FCC about Abramovich.
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It was that second purchase, Melamed said, that tipped off the bank.
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Authorities were recently tipped off about the alleged relationship, the GBI said.
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Maddie, meanwhile, tipped off by Daniel, questions Strand about his end game.
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The Australian government then tipped off the FBI to what Papadopoulos said.
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The person who tipped off the wifesaid that he was a predator.
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Police said they were tipped off to the theft by store employees.
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It is unclear who initially tipped off the police about Mr. Dalglish.
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I once tipped-off the feds that 2D was the Zodiac Killer.
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This worked until a disgruntled former SSP wrestler tipped off the DOL.
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He was arrested after street vendors tipped off police to the abandoned car.
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We got tipped off to shadow banning and set out to confirm it.
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An informant tipped off security services when he attempted to buy a gun.
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We'd have been tipped off to its twists and turns much earlier on.
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The inspector general was tipped off on June 19, 2009, the report says.
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Intelligence will later suggest they'd been tipped off that we were observing them.
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"The media was tipped off an hour before Facebook banned me," Watson tweeted.
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In hindsight, the smell of burning toast should have tipped off Suzanne Kaufman.
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Here's how the Warriors won: Game 3 tipped off at 43:11 p.m.
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Tipped off by a neighbor, journalists found her listening to Buddhist talk radio.
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They said they had been tipped off to his whereabouts by a Slovak informant.
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TechCrunch was tipped off to the hidden Snapchat code by app researcher Ishan Agarwal.
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The missed calls, however, tipped off the lawyer, he told The New York Times.
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The Australian diplomat tipped off US officials, which prompted the investigation in July 2016.
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Security was tipped off to the man by the Indians, according to multiple reports.
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Holzhauer was first tipped off about the July 14 event by fundraiser Ann Zediker.
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The coach then tipped off the Hillcrest coach about his star player's double life.
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They added that Zarsky traded on it and tipped off at least three others.
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She tipped off a bank teller as the men waited outside in a car.
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TechCrunch was tipped off about one more curious thing Facebook has done in Messenger.
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The color of these rare gems tipped off scientists to how they were formed.
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Her device tipped off the Cook County Sheriff's Office that she was at O'Hare.
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Westbrook tipped off the knife-edge on which he always plays and mostly flailed.
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CNN has publicly denied Stone's claim that it was tipped off to the arrest.
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France's foreign intelligence service reportedly tipped off Germany about the ISIS links this week.
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Authorities worry that suspects, tipped off to the investigation, will run or destroy evidence.
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Saguto was tipped off, and she and her associates stopped talking on the phone.
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Another GitHub user tipped off Capital One and the company subsequently informed the FBI.
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In early January 2016, however, he got tipped off authorities might be after him.
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Gangs routinely tap Pemex's pipelines to steal gasoline, tipped off from inside the company.
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The Australian government tipped off the FBI, according to the Times, kickstarting the probe.
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I should have been tipped off when I walked into the completely empty lobby.
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And the people you tipped off were also entitled to protection from being scammed.
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The Australian government then reportedly tipped off the FBI to what Papadopoulos had said.
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Delta won't serve nuts if they are tipped off to a passenger with allergies.
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Papadopoulos eventually spilled this information to an Australian diplomat, who tipped off the FBI.
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Once tipped off to the federal investigation, the sheriff's department tried to obstruct it.
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But the militants were tipped off early, and hundreds escaped, tribesmen and Taliban fighters said.
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In a dramatic moment, the baby was rescued after a homeless man tipped off police.
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Blowing the Whistle Some believe that an indignant Wall Street broker tipped off the magazine.
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The reversal has tipped off international controversy over wildlife protection, economic stimulus and ivory trading.
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"They were definitely tipped off, and we think it was by her ex," he said.
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The couple reportedly left the cabin last week after being tipped off about Thailand's plans.
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Mcgaughey believes that authorities were tipped off when the family posted notices on social media.
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A Facebook friend tipped off police about his posts, and authorities then raided Lyburd's home.
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When the police arrive, the miners have often already fled, having been tipped off beforehand.
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Mexico's AG says it was El Chapo's hunger for more fame that tipped off authorities.
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According to ABC, authorities first got tipped off to the cum-runners in February 2017.
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Penned dogs — 16300 of them — were tipped off it was time for their morning walk.
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Law enforcement officials said a concerned citizen tipped off local police about Mr. Perry's posts.
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Law enforcement officials said a concerned citizen tipped off local police about Mr. Perry's posts.
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I felt that he would be tipped off immediately and that he would crush me.
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The sheriff's office says they were tipped off about the video by a concerned citizen.
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Bar-Zik was tipped off to the flaw by an anonymous source to his podcast.
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INGRAHAM: Bob, do you think anyone at the DOJ tipped off the Democrats here on this?
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A local resident who knew Lembrick contacted tipped off police, leading them to the Americus home.
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He also knows the Night King's location and tipped off Sansa to Petyr Baelish's past crimes.
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Police were later tipped off to what was really going on by the family's suspicious pastor.
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After a sympathetic detective tipped off a friend of Mr Golunov's, a lawyer arrived at last.
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TechCrunch was first tipped off to the hidden music icons and code from reader Ishan Agarwal.
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The priest said recently that he had been tipped off that agents were watching Mr. Millar.
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The clash erupted after residents tipped-off authorities about the arrival of armed men on boats.
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The Australian government tipped off the FBI to what Papadopoulos had said, according to the Times.
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In 1977, Monica and Claudio were tipped off that the death squads were looking for them.
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He's also regularly tipped off about upcoming features or those in testing on sites like Twitter.
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Ryan's wrist shot tipped off the blade of Burns' stick past San Jose goalie Alex Stalock.
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The NBA also had a slate of six games that night, four of which tipped off.
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In 2014, someone tipped off the Innocence Clinic, an organization that investigates prisoner claims of innocence.
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The Australian government tipped off the FBI to what Papadapoulos had said, according to the Times.
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Giuliani's comments sparked speculation that he had been tipped off by the FBI, something he denied.
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The city was tipped off to the recent situation by an anonymous complaint, Ms. Valdez said.
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Germany's intelligence services ran a surveillance operation after they were tipped off to the planned attack.
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Facebook said it launched an investigation after being tipped off by Twitter about its own findings.
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Plus, it's insult to injury if someone from her own show tipped off her enemy. Co-parenting.
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The Russian-American first tipped off fans to the split with a cryptic Instagram post on Monday.
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Chase was identified as a suspect when an unnamed foreign law enforcement agency tipped off the FBI.
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It was Hernandez's brother-in-law, Jose Lopez, who initially tipped off police, leading to his arrest.
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John McCain, also questioned the administration's characterization, pointing to reports that the enemy had been tipped off.
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His son, who was also charged, allegedly sold his shares and then tipped off four other people.
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Robert Ciccolo tipped off authorities after his son said he wanted to join the Islamic State group.
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" After being "tipped off," it was Hunt who originally discovered the "1.76GB worth of data from donateblood.com.
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They didn&apost immediately comment on a Bild newspaper report that American intelligence tipped off German investigators.
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She also said her office believes Gonzalez's alleged abuser, her live-in boyfriend, tipped off immigration officials.
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Some have indicated that al Qaeda operatives there were tipped off to the raid ahead of time.
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It was Hernandez's brother-in-law, Jose Lopez, who initially tipped off police, leading to his arrest.
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Thanks to the folks over at Hello Giggles, we've been tipped off to this humbling coffee creation.
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The police were first tipped off to the graffiti when a student found it on Nov. 14.
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They said they were tipped off to Marks' alleged involvement by an anonymous source, the Advocate reports.
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If her father hadn't tipped off school officers, authorities say, her plans might have come to fruition.
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So much so, her team tipped off paparazzi as to her whereabouts when traveling around New York.
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One night in May, the authorities were tipped off to a poaching excursion and went on watch.
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After her housemates tipped off the police, officers arrived and found a fetus in a trash bag.
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Authorities say that they were initially tipped off on the case from information gathered from a hotline.
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Donaldson was taken into custody after a co-worker at McDonald's tipped off police about his handgun.
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Clayton Pennington, editor of Maine Antique Digest, was also tipped off to the problem with the secretary.
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Italy's military police and the priest had been tipped off to their plans and replaced the original.
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In January, a keen-eyed customer tipped off No Starch that the book did not look right.
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Was the Trump campaign tipped off about the Russian hacking and planned leaks of prominent Democrats' emails?
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But customers and employees tipped off the Post and Courier, saying the pizzas were actually from Costco.
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It's not on the menu — I was additionally tipped off just that morning by the same friend.
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Could she have said something or tipped off authorities to prevent the deadliest mass shooting in US history?
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Now, Papadopoulos, they say, that whole thing started when a Clinton Foundation donor tipped off Obama&aposs FBI.
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She was readmitted July 14 with what physicians called "clearly inflicted head trauma," and staff tipped off investigators.
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One informant told the authorities that Balian tipped off a gang member in Los Angeles about a raid.
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School administrators had apparently been tipped off that she had been planning to mention the sexual assault issue.
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They were arrested in Puerto Vallarta after United States marshals tipped off the authorities there to their location.
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The Commission and its German counterpart were tipped off about the possible cartel, the EU competition authority said.
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According to multiple reports, a disaffected ISIS member tipped off Kurdish forces in Syria to Baghdadi's general location.
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The mission launch was moved up by 12 hours because of fears that Tokyo had been tipped off.
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The Australians then tipped off the FBI, prompting the agency to launch "Crossfire Hurricane" on July 31, 2016.
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If a bettor was indeed tipped off, that is analogous not to match-fixing but to insider trading.
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An outside researcher tipped off Capital One 22019 days after the hacker first tried to breach the company.
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But their lawyer, Nahmi Feinblatt, said it was the family that tipped off police about the Arara hideout.
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People survive in totalitarian regimes by becoming informers, and those regimes were often tipped off by double agents.
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The Times said Carter's public statement could have tipped off the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria leader.
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Op-Ed Contributor CHICAGO — Last Thursday night, Loyola University Chicago tipped off against Nevada at 6:07 p.m.
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She tipped off an airline manager who sent a plane down to the island and get travelers home.
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Hedge funds sold Wanda bonds after being tipped off about the probe, triggering a slump in bond prices.
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His pass ahead to a streaking Chytil tipped off Chytil's stick and past Vasilevskiy with 7:14 left.
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Center Ryan Kalil's shotgun snap was high and tipped off Darnold's hands and rolled into the end zone.
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The Los Angeles Times said that 10 days after that, university officials were tipped off to the overdose.
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Villagers might have tipped off Islamic State militants in the area, Nigerien and American military officials have said.
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The official, prosecutors contend, tipped off Benfica about ongoing investigations but also to those involving Porto and Sporting.
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Here are some of the wildest details: The FBI was tipped off to this scandal during an unrelated case.
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One informant told the authorities that Balian tipped off a gang member in Los Angeles about an incoming raid.
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Adams was one of the first reporters to look into this — he was tipped off by a Twitter user.
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Once the chip is tipped off by someone speaking, the neural network kicks into gear and gets to work.
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Browsing the Sephora App, we were tipped off to some exclusive, limited-edition sets that aren't yet available online.
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But apparently woman sitting near my friend tipped off flight attendants he was a youtube star known for pranks.
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Alas, a former 97.5 intern tipped off the website that Dwayne wasn't all he was cracked up to be.
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It was the lineup that tipped off 27-year-old housing rights lawyer Lana McCrea at around 9 p.m.
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He commanded so much loyalty, the story went, that he was always tipped off when the heat was close.
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In the statement, it was not mentioned what tipped off the officers to conduct additional inspections on the men.
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To provide some evidence for their claims, the attacker tipped off Motherboard when they would allegedly launch their DDoS.
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His mother, furious at the thought anyone might have done harm to her special boy, tipped off the press.
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Police had been tipped off about a gay marriage supposedly taking place on the beach, according to Amnesty International.
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Sun did the edge-sorting of the cards and tipped off Ivey whether to wager on banker or player.
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As a result, Mr. Abaaoud, who had been tipped off about the Belgian operation, got away, Mr. Pietrasanta said.
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Investigators were tipped off when they asked him to use his email address to log into the Russian website.
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One of those contacts tipped off Papadopoulos in April 22017 that the Kremlin had dirt on Clinton, including emails.
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"I was hurt that someone tipped off the RSPCA because we'd created a lovely home for Kevin," she said.
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Another hypothesis was that a recently fired employee had tipped off the agency in an act of disgruntled revenge.
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Some of Stone's defenders claimed, without evidence, that Mueller's office tipped off CNN to the timing of the raid.
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For example, the service tipped off intelligence agencies about the December terrorist attacks in Paris shortly after they began.
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Once the game tipped off, the players continued the tribute, borrowing from the NBA's Atlanta Hawks and Washington Wizards.
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There's no evidence at this point that the group tipped off him or anyone else in the Trump campaign.
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There was this town in Tennessee banning drag queens, and we were tipped off because I am from that county.
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The families of the 9/11 attackers were tipped off before the fact and flew home (which did not happen).
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The company is working on a visual search feature called "Eagle," according to leaker Ishawn Agarwal who tipped off TechCrunch .
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Principal David Stirrat said the school had been tipped off in advance that Seitz might deviate from her approved remarks.
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Details first emerged after a user, Henrik Austad, tipped off the Norwegian broadcaster NRK, who investigated the breach, Reuters reports.
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Last week, ICE agents detained an undocumented woman seeking domestic violence protection in court, allegedly tipped off by her abuser.
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Tipped off by the user who responded, police ordered Whisper to hand over all IP addresses linked to the account.
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Police had been tipped off to Pappas's identity by individuals who identified him from surveillance photos released by officials Monday.
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On Wednesday, she said she wasn't tipped off by official sources about the immigration raids and didn't disclose specific locations.
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Investigators were tipped off to the alleged criminal activity in 2015, while conducting a civil investigation that involved the company.
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He was not charged, but local police monitored him carefully and tipped off Britain when he subsequently moved to London.
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The Cut — tipped off from apparently a major Bravo network fan — found the videos and shared them on their site.
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The unreleased feature was spotted in the code of Snapchat's Android app by an app researcher who tipped off TechCrunch.
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A few weeks after Hanson was tipped off, the arrests came down, nabbing 2702 people, including Jan and Erik Portocarrero.
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The contest tipped off on time after the past two Sacramento home games featured disruptions from protestors outside the arena.
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An anonymous whistleblower at the facility tipped off the news outlet, saying none of the staff knew she was pregnant.
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Alfanar tipped off Rebelhouse's Morgan, that they were working win an unusually persistent and telegenic entrepreneur with a compelling story.
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We are happy that we got her removed from the classroom very quickly after being tipped off by a student.
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There is, however, one major tell that tipped off viewers to the fact that the executive was using something new.
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But federal agents who had been tipped off about a suspicious vehicle swooped in to arrest him and his passengers.
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Last fall, the University of Washington men's basketball team tipped off its season against the University of Texas in Shanghai.
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Per the Journal, AMI executives then tipped off Cohen, Cohen told Trump, and then Trump called Pecker asking for help.
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The station gave Franken less advance warning than it gave the Drudge Report, which it tipped off the previous day.
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They were met by a militia that had been tipped off about the planned attempt and paid to stop it.
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His improvement as a blocker has helped Chicago disguise its calls, diminishing tendencies that his alignment might have tipped off.
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So we published it on Into and then we pushed it to the Southeastern region and it tipped off the ACLU.
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Baker left the company after an anonymous source tipped off news outlets that he'd had sexual contact with an Uber employee.
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The police were tipped off about the pedophile ring in September last year and have since arrested and charged eight people.
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The girl's mother tipped off the police to investigate Sims, who was arrested for child pornography because of the girl's age.
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But the police say the three men were tipped off to their imminent arrest, according to evidence gathered in the investigation.
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The NBA season tipped off on Tuesday night with the highly anticipated matchup between the Cleveland Cavaliers and the Boston Celtics.
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And according to ABC News, Trump might've been tipped off to the move by… Ellia Kassoff, the CEO of Leaf Brands.
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TechCrunch was tipped off to Maker Media's unfortunate situation which was then confirmed by the company's founder and CEO Dale Dougherty.
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Luckily, the FBI was tipped off by British intelligence just before Zazi left for New York and he was later arrested.
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The agency said Yin may have been tipped off by his friend Chaofeng Ji, who worked for China-based Legend Capital.
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TechCrunch (among others, we're guessing) was tipped off to the closure through a source at Amazon familiar with the business's closing.
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Dr. Grossman said she is tipped off when acne doesn't respond to medication and is highly inflamed or giving off heat.
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Austin, Texas, police were tipped off to an illegal brothel when hundreds of condoms clogged a city sewer pipe in March.
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Stone claims the network was tipped off about his arrest, while CNN said its reporting suggested he would soon be detained.
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The police were tipped off to the drugs by locals who noticed that members of a yacht crew were acting strangely.
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The dog's owner was reportedly tipped off by the animal's odd behavior, at which time he checked cameras in his home.
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"Tommy" was obviously livestreaming his visit, using a friend's Facebook account to circumvent his ban, and had tipped off his fans.
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It was later learned that he had been tipped off by the agent who had been his undercover handler for years.
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That means he was doing something that tipped off the other team as to what pitch he was about to throw.
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We're told a source tipped off the repo man about the $2.2 million whip's whereabouts, and Tyga never saw it again.
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Warriors Coach Steve Kerr said as much even before Game 233 tipped off, noting that the Warriors "hardly know" the Raptors.
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F.B.I. agents investigated the operation, code-named "3ve," after being tipped off by Google and the bot-detection consultancy White Ops.
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When he's tipped off that their cover might have been blown, it's up to him to go in and save them.
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Then a reporter for Hoodline was tipped off about their existence, and the great San Francisco turf war of 2019 began.
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A partner at the firm was tipped off by a former employee of the knitwear company in Harrogate, in northern England.
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The police had been tipped off when someone found chair legs with screws hammered in, in the bushes near the school.
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Mr. Causey, a Republican, tipped off federal investigators about possible corruption and later worked closely with them during their protracted inquiry.
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The friend tipped off the police, who traced Abdeslam's mobile phone to the apartment in Molenbeek where he arrested on Friday.
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Investigators were tipped off to the scheme when an informant complained that the gang squad had robbed him, the Tribune reported.
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When the brand was tipped off that its supply chain might be dirty in 403, Lush reps reached out to its suppliers.
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Fans had been tipped off earlier in the evening when she was seen cradling her baby bump on the VMAs red carpet.
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Julian Edelman was tipped off to a poster in his Instagram comments threatening to shoot up a school via a direct message.
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Tipped off from their wiretaps, the police arrested the employee at Madrid's Atocha Station, making the bust appear like a routine inspection.
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However, new information suggests that Apple has already had several days to respond; the company was tipped off about it last week.
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Authorities were tipped off in March about Colasurdo's alarming social media posts, in which he targeted Kushner and Trump Jr. by name.
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Police were tipped off by a father involved in legal action against the business over the mishandling of his infant daughter's burial.
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Occidental's earlier trip to Nebraska tipped off investors that Occidental had something in the works with the Oracle of Omaha's Berkshire Hathaway.
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A law firm representing the whistleblowers said their clients tipped off the agency to the misuse of customer funds by the brokerage.
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We were tipped off that something was going to happen, but had nothing to do with the organization or execution of it.
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San Jose detectives began investigating Davies last month, soon after Ethan tipped off Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers, according to San Jose police.
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After the DNC leaks began two months later, Australia tipped off the US government that Papadopoulos seemed to know what was coming.
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She believes that somebody tipped off authorities that she was putting small droplets of cannabis oil under Remie's tongue with a toothpick.
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He wonders whether a 2014 episode of the Brooklyn-based HBO series "Girls" set in Greenport might have tipped off the hipsters.
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It is also clear that Walters, who is alleged to have tipped off Mickelson in turn, got a benefit from his tippee.
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Fiers has since played with the Detroit Tigers and Oakland A's and said he tipped off his teammates to the Astros' system.
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Beyond that, if you are bitten by a mosquito and you do become infected, you may be tipped off to the virus.
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The official version was that the police had been tipped off about the location of their hideout and gone to arrest them.
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Reports have painted a chaotic scene at the raid where al Qaeda may have been tipped off to the SEALs' impending arrival.
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Just this month, eleven people were arrested in a hotel room there after the police were tipped off to a drug ring.
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My colleagues Kate Conger and Sheera reported that Facebook had been tipped off to the Iranian fraud by FireEye, a cybersecurity firm.
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He said journalists, usually tipped off by local reporting in Libya, have called about some but not all of the four strikes.
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After he retired from the FBI, Connolly tipped off Bulger about a coming indictment, sending the mobster on the run in 1995.
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Also, although we weren't tipped off by any question marks, I think that two of these entries were really clever and cryptic.
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On Wednesday he filed a claim that suggested the special counsel improperly tipped off the media by giving out a sealed indictment.
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But reports have painted a chaotic scene where al Qaeda may have been tipped off to the impending arrival of the SEALs.
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TechCrunch was tipped off to the redesign by social media director Jeff Higgins, who provided us with extensive screenshots of the update.
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A few months later, Murphy was tipped off about questionable results from the Fort Lauderdale A1A Half Marathon, a 13.1-mile race.
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In 2015, agents from the F.B.I. and the Riverside County District Attorney's Office raided Beaumont City Hall, tipped off to widespread corruption.
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He was killed in a shootout when police launched a raid after being tipped-off to his whereabouts just outside the capital.
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Prosecutors said Kanodia tipped off two of his friends, including Iftikar Ahmed, a general partner of Greenwich, Connecticut-based Oak Investment Partners.
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The profile photo tipped off CNN, and eventually Twitter, that the account may not have been run by the person it claimed.
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Tipped off by friends who were following the folk scene downtown, Hammond called Cohen and asked if he would play for him.
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When the two teams finally tipped off, the Nuggets dominated early, working their way to a 31-23 lead after the first quarter.
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It's possible that someone tipped off 9to5Google after seeing the code that XDA Developers found, but right now it looks more like corroboration.
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But the cave was otherwise overlooked for five decades until de Anda was tipped off to it by Luis Un, a local resident.
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Investigators learned of the video of Dunn's drowning over the weekend after they were tipped off by Dunn's family, according to the Times.
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He was not charged, but local police monitored him carefully and said they had tipped off Britain when he subsequently moved to London.
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The Star reported that authorities had been tipped off by both the Canadian Border Service Agency and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
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Trump, who often blasts CNN as "fake news," was repeating a conspiracy theory that the FBI tipped off the network to Stone's arrest.
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Earlier this month, a confused Reddit user tipped off the eager public on a new makeup blender from Molly Cosmetics called the SiliSponge.
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Wildcat miners in Madre de Dios are often tipped off about government plans, allowing them to flee before regrouping once security forces leave.
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Tipped Off has been running since 2006, back when the only serious competitive Smash game on the docket in most circles was Melee.
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After a friend tipped off Greitens' wife to the affair, the hairstylist testified that she told him she wanted to end their relationship.
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Most recently, it was her tone-deaf comments on historically Black colleges and universities that tipped off her fan base to her deficiencies.
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Bizarrely, the bank did not notice even after the hacker pseudonymously boasted about the heist on social media—until it was tipped off.
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Before things get dicey, Cheryl, tipped off by Jughead, shows up with her bow and arrow to save her girl Toni (and Jughead).
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Among those railing against the president is the Oakland, California, mayor who you recall tipped off illegals to help them escape ICE raids.
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The FBI had been tipped off that Cruz might be dangerous but failed to act, which it admitted in a statement on Friday.
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But they are convinced someone tipped off the robbers to strike at precisely the moment they could get in and out without detection.
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Tipped off to her presence, a Weiner aide offers a "tick-tock" of plans for the candidate to avoid her using a diversion.
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Warren, Wyden and Bennet said they feared that Trump had tipped off friends or business partners on the strong data, which beat expectations.
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According to a report from the Tennessean, the Coffee County Sheriff's Department were tipped off by campers at a campsite in the festival.
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About a mile down from King Center, I had been tipped off to an Italian pizza joint in downtown Atlanta helping Florida evacuees.
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However, statements by Powell afterward combined with revised economic projections and future interest rate estimates tipped off markets to a possible cut ahead.
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Clark's family members tipped off authorities after they grew concerned over his involvement with the so-called alt-right movement, an affidavit says.
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Campus police were originally tipped off by someone who had become aware of "suspicious statements that had been made" indicating a potential threat.
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APT 28, identified as Russia's military intelligence agency GRU, had breached the Democrats only in April 2016, and probably tipped off the investigation.
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But then a few of his dealers were caught selling back in September, and they tipped off authorities about Music's Walter White fantasies.
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The Baton Rouge Police Department found the remains of Sadie Roberts-Joseph on Friday afternoon after being tipped off by an anonymous caller.
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We were tipped off about her departure a bit before the whole Amazon making a $13.7B bid for Whole Foods thing went down.
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At the arena that night, she was out early, too, almost two hours before the game tipped off in front of 223,236.6 fans.
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Here in Azzan, Mr. Wahidi said that residents had been tipped off about the impending attack by homegrown troops in the advancing force.
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Obviously he was tipped off by somebody high up at the I.R.S., and there is some sense that he has his bases covered.
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Still, L'Epi d'Or might have become a convenience store had Elodie Piège not been tipped off that it was in search of support.
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Court records show that Monsanto was tipped off to the determination by a deputy division director at the E.P.A., Jess Rowland, months beforehand.
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The arrests reportedly came about after U.S. and British intelligence tipped off Australian authorities on July 26 after picking up chatter about the plot.
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The open bar and discussions with big investors ran past sunset, until the college basketball final between Villanova and Michigan tipped off on television.
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NCAA TOURNAMENT The NCAA Tournament&aposs first full day tipped off, and for 20 minutes, Villanova looked ordinary, vulnerable, maybe even a little scared.
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He is suspected of having connections to ISIS and was arrested after two other Syrian nationals tipped off authorities and tied the man up.
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TechCrunch was tipped off to code for "Account Linking" in the Instagram for Android alpha version's APK files by social media researcher Ishan Agarwal.
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He said that he believed that F.B.I. agents were following him, and that they tipped off employees that he was headed to the clinic.
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We were originally tipped off about the script by a friend of The Verge, who saw this mysterious poster stuck to a local mailbox.
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The FBI was tipped off about Playpen's IP address by a foreign law enforcement agency, as noted in other, redacted versions of the warrant.
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He had been captured in June 2011, after a former Icelandic beauty queen tipped off authorities that he was living in Santa Monica, California.
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It resurfaced at Christie's auction house, which tipped off the FBI unit last year that a Chilean art dealer was trying to sell it.
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I was kind of tipped off earlier in the year and then — my salary versus his salary was really confirmed later in the year.
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Four years ago, they took a fateful step and tipped off U.S. regulators about a company that one of them had watched for months.
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The property in question had already been under investigation for a few weeks after cops were tipped off, according to the New York Times.
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TechCrunch was tipped off by a reader that emails were no longer coming through as part of LinkedIn's Archive tool for exporting your data.
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I'm also assuming Elliot tipped off Ray's exact location so the feds didn't have to go through the hassle of pulling the server records.
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On Friday, Trump accused the FBI of mistreating Stone and suggested that CNN had been tipped off about his early morning arrest in Florida.
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When the tug arrived on Thursday, Indian authorities detained Adeeb after an Indian crew member on the vessel tipped off the company operating it.
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When Holder followed Sweet to KPMG, former PCAOB accountant Jeffrey Wada tipped off his former colleagues on planned audits of KPMG, the commission added.
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Mexico's Attorney General says special agents got tipped off to El Chapo's whereabouts after the cartel leader tried making a documentary about his life.
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Donaldson was taken into custody last week, 51 days after the first murder, when a coworker at McDonald's tipped off police about his handgun.
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Tipped off by their Chinese counterparts, Philippine officials seized 604 kilograms (1,332 lb) of methamphetamine on May 26, Xiamen Customs said on its website.
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She recalled texting with one of them when an employee was tipped off to a termination scheduled to take place on a Monday morning.
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Dastyari is also reported to have tipped off Chinese businessman and political donor Huang Xiangmo that Australian intelligence authorities were likely monitoring his phone.
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He's tipped off when there's an outcry and upheaval that the two gringos are being taken into the hotel to treat Brandon's dislocated shoulder.
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Local media had been tipped off to the raid on the morning it was scheduled, McLenna County Sheriff Parnell McNamara says in the documentary.
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In 2016, when feds started digging into the Providence mill, Salemme acted like someone who'd been tipped off, fleeing to Connecticut with $28,000 cash.
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Dastyari was also reported to have tipped off Chinese businessman and political donor Huang Xiangmo that Australian intelligence authorities were likely monitoring his phone.
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Police were tipped off to the case by Yoshiaki Nagayasu, owner of Kotsumate, a popular otter cafe with branches in Tokyo, Nagoya and Fukuoka.
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In 1951, Philby tipped off two other British traitors, Guy Burgess and Donald Maclean, that the jig was up, and they defected to Moscow.
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The game tipped off about 15 minutes after the three finalists for N.B.A. most valuable player were announced, and James was not among them.
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Saadi's men were tipped off Islamic State had converted a villa on the street he was standing on into a prison and torture chamber.
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Prosecutors believe Salman was aware of her husband's plans and will argue that she could have tipped off authorities to prevent the mass shooting.
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Microsoft has not said how it became aware of the vulnerability, but it seems likely it was tipped off by the National Security Agency.
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As bitcoin cash prices soared that day, many outside investors speculated that Coinbase employees had been tipped off to the early start of trading.
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"There is complete labor exploitation in such cases," said Bishwo Khadka, head of Maiti Nepal, one of the charities that tipped off Indian authorities.
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Police were tipped off to Stables' plan by a member of a far-right Facebook group to whom he had bragged about his plans.
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The pages discussed politics in various regions, including the U.S. Facebook was tipped off to the fake accounts by FireEye, a U.S. cybersecurity firm.
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After entering the year as the top team in the nation, Tom Izzo's Michigan State Spartans floundered considerably well before conference play tipped off.
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The Allwines' case reveals that the FBI paid very close attention to those hacked records, and tipped off at least one potential victim—Amy.
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According to some reports in the British media, the police had been tipped off by Ali's family, who had become worried about his behavior.
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On the night of the coup, Russia tipped off Erdogan about unusual movements among Turkish military units, Bremmer said, potentially saving the Turkish president's life.
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The footnote says Trump's former attorney Michael Cohen was tipped off in October 2016 by a Russian associate that there could be "tapes" of Trump.
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Located in the icy Kuiper Belt, astronomers were first tipped off by the possible presence of a moon due to 2007 OR1's slow rotation.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said the seal requirement is intended to ensure defendants like State Farm do not get tipped off about a pending case.
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Mother and son were taken into custody later that month in Puerto Vallarta, after a call for pizza delivery tipped off authorities to their whereabouts.
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Starting in the early morning hours, Public School followers tipped off on social media had lined up on behind barricades to secure good viewing spots.
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But when the game tipped off, the ball went through the net less frequently, and the Huskies quickly demonstrated the chasm that separated the programs.
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La David Johnson, who was separated from the rest of the team, and how the attackers were tipped off to the presence of US troops.
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Tipped off by Ms. Palm's father, Bram Palm, Mr. Brown learned she would be picking up a prescription at the Rite Aid in nearby Syracuse.
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Text messages arranging a secret meeting between Guzman, Mexican actress Kate del Castillo and American actor Sean Penn were key clues that tipped off investigators.
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Williams's arrest came after police conducted a search of his home after they were tipped off by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
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Unless you don't need to because the mask immediately tipped off your store's AI, and the police are already on their way with a description.
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Suspicious movement on the Bears' odds the week before the game tipped off the police; wiretaps on Paris's phone recorded mentions of Filchock and Hapes.
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In other words, do not fuck with Islamic centers in Yolo County, where authorities were tipped off by the public after surveillance footage was released.
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The sources said the terrorists had been tipped off somehow, and the U.S. troops were attacked with heavy gunfire before they got to the village.
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Shortly after the throwing session was over, Smoker received a call from Steve Barningham, a regular Mets scout, who had been tipped off by Fletcher.
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Mueller argued that doing so was necessary because of the high risk that Stone would destroy evidence or tamper with witnesses were he tipped off.
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He was tipped off while abroad that Mr. Mugabe had ordered him arrested upon his return home, according to several people close to the military.
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The family conflict prompted speculation in Hong Kong that he had tipped off the authorities about the bribery, but such a link was never proved.
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Whitaker did nothing to dash the "CNN was tipped off" conspiracy theory when GOP lawmaker Doug Collins brought it up at a hearing last week.
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The Republican named the bill the Mayor Libby Schaaf Act, after the Oakland mayor who this year tipped off the Bay Area to a sweep.
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The tech giant started investigating after getting tipped off by a researcher, and some members of Facebook's leadership team were briefed, sources told the Journal.
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But, Shaq stood up for Morey before the NBA's season officially tipped off Tuesday ... saying he thinks the guy was right to voice his opinion.
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Two months later, after DNC emails hacked by Russia were posted by WikiLeaks, Downer tipped off the US government about what Papadopoulos had told him.
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United States authorities tipped off the Bulgarians to the transfers from Petróleos de Venezuela, or Pdvsa, the state oil company, American and Bulgarian officials said.
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More: The man who tipped off authorities to the college admissions scandal was reportedly a financier who was being investigated in a securities fraud case.
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Semyonov also suspects that Russian authorities tipped off German police about two Spartak fans who were arrested in February when traveling to a Europa League game.
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Police were tipped off about Perry Funeral Home by a father involved in legal action against the business over the mishandling of his infant daughter's burial.
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Kerr received an ovation before Golden State tipped off against the Pacers at Oracle Arena, where the Warriors won their 38th straight regular-season home game.
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The bungled raid on the OPCW took place in April, when Dutch counter-intelligence, tipped off by British counterparts, detained and expelled the four GRU men.
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Anticorruption investigators have been scrutinizing the agency, trying to ascertain whether staff members tipped off friends about their decisions, particularly during the market's fall last summer.
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According to court records, it was Hernandez's brother-in-law, Jose Lopez, who initially tipped off police to his alleged involvement in Patz's disappearance and murder.
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The spies got their revenge on March 25th when they tipped off German police, who arrested Mr Puigdemont after he drove across the border from Denmark.
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We spoke with Josh Russell, a systems analyst who hunts bots in his spare time, who was tipped off to the bizarre activity surrounding these tweets.
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Tipster says she's not a hero Authorities were tipped off to the case by a plane passenger who was just trying to look out the window.
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The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society had pursued the last of the "Bandit 6" vessels for years, and tipped off Jakarta about her presence in Indonesian waters.
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Tipped off by a frustrated oil operator, a Senate committee investigated allegations of a bribery plot to lease the federal oil reserves in Teapot Dome, Wyo.
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Australian government officials tipped off the FBI to Papadopoulos's remarks, sparking the now yearlong special counsel probe into possible ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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A mayor, tipped off that he is in trouble, escapes to America using a fake passport, only to fall prey there to an ethnic-Chinese mafia.
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Conservatives, including Stone, have questioned why the outlet was present during his early morning arrest, floating questions about whether CNN was tipped off to the arrest.
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I was tipped off to this idea of dream-reality confusion by a Facebook friend who posted that she was having trouble distinguishing between the two.
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The three defendants held several meetings to discuss their plan, and the FBI was tipped off by a confidential source who recorded some of their conversations.
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However, now that they've been tipped off to this latest chapter in the ongoing college admissions scandal, a nationwide investigation may soon be in the works.
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The LAPD was tipped off by the brand-name companies, which received complaints from consumers who said they had rashes and bumps after using their products.
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According to the Beaumont Enterprise, sheriff's deputies had previously been tipped off that inmates on work release often sneak out to snag snacks and other contraband.
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"We conducted an investigation … after we have been tipped off this was happening," one party member said, asking not to be named for fear of reprisal.
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"I'm just going on my gut," said Ms. Basford, who was tipped off to the under-construction building at 350 West 3003st Street by another broker.
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In this clue, "Listener made a wager with a clergyman about some bones," you'd be forgiven for expecting an auditory pun, tipped off by "Listener," right?
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Technically, though, it had an enormous plot consequence: It tipped off the First Order to the existence of the transports and led to their wholesale destruction.
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Tipped off about bloodstained crime scenes in the middle of the night, Fellig would race to snap pics for the big newspapers before the police arrived.
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Chief Acevedo said later Monday night that a neighbor had tipped off the police that drugs were being dealt out of a home on Harding Street.
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Unnamed US officials had recently tipped off New York Times and Washington Post reporters to the contents of taped conversations between Trump confidants and Russian officials.
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The e-commerce site said it was tipped off to the situation last month by an eBay seller who had been contacted by an Amazon representative.
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The loss of life could have been far worse, but Germany had evacuated its embassy a week before the bombing, apparently tipped off by intelligence sources.
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Center fielder Keon Braxton nearly robbed Grichuk of the homer, but the ball tipped off his glove and nestled into the lawn directly behind the wall.
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CNN separately reported that an Iranian verbal warning of the incoming strikes tipped off Iraqi officials, who informed U.S. commanders that the Iranian attack was underway.
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Ervin Gonzalez, a transgender woman from El Paso, was apprehended in court by ICE while filing a domestic abuse claim, apparently tipped off by her abuser.
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Two weeks earlier, journalists from The Associated Press, tipped off by Westmoreland's own staff, had reported the discovery of an enemy camp four miles inside Cambodia.
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Additionally, the government says it was tipped off about the leak by a separate contractor, who was contacted by The Intercept to verify the leaked memo.
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But after being tipped off about the plan, he fled town that night under an assumed name — paying smugglers $7,500 to sneak him past the checkpoints.
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Naturally, then, there have been questions about whether Stone was involved in these postings of stolen Democratic emails or if he was tipped off about them.
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Illustration: Angelica Alzona (Gizmodo)An online lending company tipped off police to a suspected murder after a man allegedly tried to scan his dead girlfriend's face.
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Russia's Kommersant newspaper on Tuesday cited a source as saying security services had been tipped off about the planned attack and were closing in on the suspects.
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The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department began its investigation in May of 2016 after authorities were tipped off to allegations of sexual misconduct at his treatment facilities.
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Sherrill, who works in Finance Operations, was tipped off by a friend of a friend and apologized for "still shaking" when she told Refinery29 about the experience.
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Of course, someone had tipped off my dramatic closure to the local gossipy food publication and they reached out for comment, but I denied that anything happened.
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Hyderabad-based women's rights activist Sunitha Krishnan started the campaign #ShametheRapist in 2015 after being tipped off about two videos in circulation on Whatsapp and social media.
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Mr Modi's opponents have blasted his policy as obtuse, destructive and downright criminal; some insinuate that his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was tipped off about the ban.
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Huckle was caught when Australian police tipped off authorities in an investigation into a pedophile website that officials said had 9,000 members before it was shut down.
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In the wake of her death, it was often said that she "manipulated the press" because she reportedly tipped off newspapers about hospital visits and photo opportunities.
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Spotify's early use of pirated music is certainly the juiciest anecdote and his story of how he was initially tipped off to that practice is pretty funny.
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Steve King, R-Iowa, and named after the Oakland mayor who earlier this year tipped off residents of an incoming crackdown on illegal immigrants by federal authorities.
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British authorities tipped off American officials that the email account belonged to an al Qaeda operative in Pakistan, and the U.S. National Security Agency began monitoring it.
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"The two clans who fought misinformed the U.S. forces," he said, adding that one group may have tipped off security forces that the other side were insurgents.
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We were tipped off on those rumors, so we contacted Ross Paul, LemonStand's VP of growth and an investor in the startup, who suggested we contact Mailchimp.
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The targeted nature of the attacks tipped off the Verizon RISK Team, who suspected the pirates might have found a way to access the shipping company's systems.
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Big Ten games tipped off early this year with the truncated schedule to play the conference tournament a week earlier in Madison Square Garden in New York.
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Alert resident tipped off police If not for the sharp eye of a Houston resident Tuesday, authorities said, the suspect may have zeroed in on another target.
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An Indiana mother who tipped off police to her 14-year-old son's school shooting plot that resulted in his death is now facing six felony charges.
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Giuliani clarified in an interview with CNN later that day that he was not tipped off by current FBI officials to new developments in the FBI's probe.
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Prosecutors said Kanodia tipped off two of his friends, including Iftikar Ahmed, a general partner of Greenwich, Connecticut-based Oak Investment Partners, and encouraged them to trade.
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Last year, the Capitol Police began investigating Awan after being tipped off by members of Congress who said there was some level of fraudulent activity taking place.
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Tipped off by a relative, the police arrested Mr. Golge outside his parent's house as the family was leaving for the airport to return home to Houston.
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Others, tipped off by the caption calling Mr. Hogg an actor, knew exactly what they thought they were seeing: "Someone get this kid an Oscar!" one wrote.
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The courier was caught by the local police carrying a bag filled with drugs at Pennsylvania Station in Baltimore after agents were tipped off by a wiretap.
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In Mr. Lecroy's case, the authorities said they were tipped off in March 2018 that he had contacted the white supremacist group for help with the killing.
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CNN Business also confirmed with two sources at the time that he was the person who tipped off the National Enquirer to Lauren Sanchez's and Bezos' relationship.
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In a Twitter message posted hours before Monday's hearing, Mr. Trump suggested that Ms. Yates had tipped off journalists about Mr. Flynn's conversations with the Russian ambassador.
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SHANGHAI — The Los Angeles Lakers and the Brooklyn Nets tipped off on Thursday night in Shanghai in, undoubtedly, the most geopolitically important exhibition game in N.B.A. history.
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What tipped off investigators, Colonel Conricus said, was that Hamas made the mistake of reusing a fake identity that Israel had already discovered from a previous cyberattack.
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No evidence of this has surfaced, but the fact that Mr. Gulen lives on American soil has fed speculation that foreign officials must have been tipped off.
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Then, in March, apparently after being tipped off by the National Security Agency, Microsoft offered customers a patch that would protect against some of the N.S.A. exploits.
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Army, Louisville and Virginia Tech said they were tipped off to game information by the Wake Forest radio announcer Tommy Elrod, a former assistant for the team.
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They, like every other Bogotano except a handful of officials and El Bronx kingpins they tipped off, found out about the operation through the splashes of headlines.
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Back in August, the US government secretly tipped off the Egyptian government about a ship flying under a Cambodian flag that was headed toward the Suez Canal.
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Another is that an anti-Ghosn faction at Nissan, increasingly angered at his autocratic management style and his loyalty to Renault, tipped off the authorities about internal matters.
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In fact, Honnold and his National Geographic film crew sought to make sure the climb was not tipped off to members of the media or the public beforehand.
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On Thursday, the suspect was arrested on suspicion of murder in Sanchez's death after authorities were tipped off about his possible involvement and subsequently searched the suspect's home.
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All three fishermen said they were regularly ordered to hide during inspections and boat owners were often tipped off about onshore raids to spot illegal catches and workers.
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Coming roughly two years after he joined the company as VP of Product, a source tipped off TechCrunch to Conrad's impending departure, which Snap now confirms to us.
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Waymo was tipped off when a circuit board manufacturer used by both companies accidentally CC'ed a Waymo employee on an email that contained drawings of Uber's circuit boards.
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If you didn't see the headlines, a wily AP reporter, tipped off by his son's orthodontist, started asking dentists, periodontists and the US government thorny questions about flossing.
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The Heat, meanwhile, needed the day off Saturday to shake off the disappointment of Friday&aposs 95-94 loss at Denver that tipped off a six-game trip.
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Kylie Jenner must have gotten tipped off she was getting a new car for her 19th birthday from Tyga, because she was already making room in the garage.
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"We conducted an investigation for days after we have been tipped off this was happening," said the spokesperson, who asked his name be withheld for fear of retaliation.
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He passed himself off as a down-on-his-luck Colorado man who'd just lost his job and home, according to the man who eventually tipped off police.
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Tipped off by Turkish intelligence which tracks jihadists' movements into and out of Syria, Russia arrests them when they return home or prevents them from entering the country.
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I don't know how they found them—I assume one of the passengers must have seen his photo on the news or something and tipped off the driver.
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It was a DNA sample gathered from his son, Christopher Franklin, after an arrest in 2008, that tipped off the police to a familial link in the case.
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Most of Collins's own questions for Whitaker focused on the spurious allegation by Trump and his allies that the Justice Department tipped off CNN about Roger Stone's arrest.
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He even had a homemade pipe bomb ready for that campaign, and who knows what the outcome would have been had his parents not tipped off the authorities.
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In the first episode, Koenig describes visiting the office of Rabia Chaudry, an immigration lawyer and a friend of Syed's, who had tipped off Koenig about the story.
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He denied the BBC's assertion that its reporters, who had apparently been tipped off by the police about the raid in 2014, were acting in the public interest.
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Tipped off that the supposed "emissary of peace" is a representative of the Inquisition planning to seize Hassan as a sorcerer, he and Fatima escape from the palace.
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Two opposition politicians were arrested this week, and three journalists applied for "anticipatory bail" when they were tipped off that police had surrounded their offices to arrest them.
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On Wednesday, three journalists at NTV slept in the newsroom after being tipped off by police sources that officers were stationed around the building, waiting to arrest them.
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Lady Clare immediately tipped off her friend Barbara Griggs, the fashion editor of The Evening Standard, who came in to behold the soft and flowing blow-dry style.
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The senators argued those documents, sent to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, should have tipped off bank executives to problems before the government stepped in with its probe.
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"I share your concern with the possibility that a media outlet was tipped off to Mr. Stone's either indictment or arrest before it was made," Mr. Whitaker said.
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Many lawmakers have called for an investigation of the FBI since it was first reported that they were tipped off about the alleged gunman being a possible threat.
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Former Palm Beach police chief Michael Reiter, who oversaw the investigation into the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, said Epstein may have been tipped off during the police inquiry.
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Most of them borrow from the style of the lurid Italian films called giallos: Cult-picture aficionados will be tipped off by the bright yellow hotel-room phone.
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An informant who had infiltrated the group allegedly tipped off investigators about the plot, with authorities discovering firearms and bomb-making materials in subsequent raids, the BBC reported.
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Then he began peddling conspiracy theories that the FBI tipped off reporters with CNN, who were staking out Stone's house and caught his early-morning arrest on camera.
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Sanchez said that he and Bezos had discussed the possibility of Bezos buying AMI in order to find out who had tipped off the company to the relationship.
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Vox was tipped off about the story by the Institute for Justice, an advocacy group that works against wrongful police seizures of cash and property, particularly civil forfeiture.
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The photos were shot by Glen Luchford and not an esteemed member of the paparazzi that Hiddleswift tipped off, which is why they look more elegant than staged "candids."
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Last week, a 28-year-old man traveling through JFK tipped off airport security for looking a little too nervous and wearing pants that were a little too tight.
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The gunfight came after police tipped off soldiers about a suspected safe house near the town of Sammanthurai, where authorities said the militants detonated three explosions and opened fire.
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Authorities said that the 27-year-old suspect, John Cowell, was apprehended Monday while riding a BART train after officials were tipped off to his presence by other riders.
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The task force's job was to investigate financial crimes and money laundering, and they'd been tipped off that something strange was happening at a Tele-Austin outpost in Queens.
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Still, it's sobering to think that one of the most infamous extinction events in Earth's history may have been tipped off, at least in part, by excessive parenting.[PNAS]
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Instead, its concerns centered on whether so-called short sellers - speculators who seek to profit from share-price declines - were tipped off about the FT's reporting ahead of publication.
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Miami might dangle this All-NBA Dragic to hasten a rebuild, just like everyone expected when 2017 first tipped off; he's sure done a lot to help his value.
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He confessed to the hit-and-run in 2013 after authorities were tipped off but was never charged because the statute of limitations had expired, the Press Herald reports.
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CNN last week cut ties with Brazile, who is currently the interim chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee (DNC), amid reports she tipped off Clinton's team about debate questions.
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Grand juries meet in secret to ensure that people being investigated are not tipped off, while also protecting the privacy of potential criminal defendants who ultimately are not charged.
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Then, while getting a routine checkup at her gynecologist, Richardson told her doctor she had given birth to a stillborn baby, and investigators were subsequently tipped off July 14.
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A bicyclist, unjustly tipped off balance by the teenaged Romeo, raises his hand in a gesture for the ages: at once threatening, pleading and forgiving—and the scene cuts.
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Security forces had been tipped off about the vehicle carrying explosives and were pursuing it in the busy K5 district of the city when the explosion happened, said Col.
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Police were tipped off to the scam last month, when one of the women secretly called the Brazilian Embassy in South Korea and said she needed to be rescued.
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The same day, federal prosecutors in New York who were originally tipped off by Mueller said Trump directed his former personal attorney Michael Cohen to break campaign finance law.
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Prosecutors said David Riley, Foundry's former chief information officer, in 2008 tipped off Teeple about an unannounced plan for Brocade Communications Systems Inc to acquire Foundry for $3 billion.
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Crying out for help Authorities were tipped off to the case after the mother took her daughter to a fire station in the middle of the night, Salazar said.
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The FBI alleges that Collins tipped off his son while standing on the White House lawn during the annual Congressional Picnic — a metaphor too tempting for Democrats to resist.
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This could have been because the show's writers hadn't been tipped off by George R.R. Martin about what would be revealed about the character two seasons in the future.
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After being tipped off by White House sources and diplomats, French President Emmanuel Macron called Trump on Tuesday to warn him against the Syria decision, a French official said.
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According to ET, which first reported the incident ... Janet was supposedly tipped off to some alleged aggressive behavior displayed by Wissam, which concerned a nanny enough to alert Janet.
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It states that in October, the teenager confided in the athletic director, Jay Bittle, who had been tipped off by another student that a hazing incident had taken place.
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Now the hacked emails show that Brazile, on two separate instances, tipped off the Clinton campaign ahead of time on questions that might come her way at CNN events.
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After the heist, a staffer at their hotel tipped off the police about the three high-rolling Miami dudes who suddenly disappeared as soon as the heist made headlines.
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Tipped off that witnesses had seen Killen driving unassisted and even pumping his own gas, Mitchell published an exposé that prompted the judge to order Killen into custody immediately.
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Jose Altuve is VEHEMENTLY denying he ever wore any sort of device to steal signs ... saying he wasn't electronically tipped off before his ALCS-winning home run -- or EVER.
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Caught red-handed Seattle police were tipped off about an active burglary at a Costco Wholesale store and were able to catch the thieves as they tried to escape.
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Cheung, who lives in Hong Kong, is the former Theranos lab worker who tipped off the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to look into the blood testing startup.
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Connolly was first convicted of warning Bulger of his impending arrest, prompting the gangster to flee, and later of murder after he tipped off the gang about an informant.
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Early last year, Outdoor Voices tipped off this "trend" by hiring curve model and actress Barbie Ferreira to "Do Things" in their tastefully color-blocked leggings and bra tops.
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CNN said its reporters were not tipped off, they merely made an educated guess because the special counsel's grand jury does not typically meet on Thursdays, but did this week.
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Authorities were tipped off to the plans after one of the student's friends, whom he had tried to recruit to help him, went to a school resource officer, KTVU reported .
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Authorities learned about the alleged relationship on April 5, 2018, when another student tipped off an assistant principal in the Cypress Fairbanks Independent School District, according to the court documents.
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We had been tipped off to the presence of concerning-sounding volatile organic compounds by a small, rabbit-like creature that lurks in the corner: our feature-packed Arlo Baby.
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The company kept two sets of books to mislead miners and inspectors, tipped off crews before surprise inspections and intimidated workers to prevent them from reporting violations, the report found.
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The Pakistani army was also preparing to occupy the glacier, but accidentally tipped off New Delhi by buying cold-weather gear from a London supplier that also supplied the Indians.
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Corriere wrote that Zaghba was stopped at Bologna airport in 2016 when he was trying to fly to Syria and that Italian authorities had tipped off Britain about his movements.
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In each of those cases, her client was tipped off by a fan who had read the copycat book and realized it was exactly like something they had read before.
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Cummins passed himself off for days as a down-on-his-luck Colorado man who'd just lost his job and home, according to the man who eventually tipped off police.
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In March, Somerset police were tipped off to a video in which the woman was heard saying they could get "a thousand million dollars" for the recording of her daughter.
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ICE agents may have been tipped off to her whereabouts by her alleged abuser, who was in police custody the same day that law enforcement claimed they received the information.
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The sheriff's department began its investigation in May after authorities were tipped off to allegations of sexual misconduct at Bathum's Community Recovery treatment facilities dating back as far as 2012.
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Indian authorities detained Adeeb early on Thursday after they were tipped off by the company which operated the Singapore-flagged tugboat carrying him, a port official in Thoothukudi told Reuters.
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The SEC alleges that three former employees of the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB), which audits accounting companies, tipped off KPMG on upcoming inspections between 2015 and February 2017.
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The official said that it is "quite probable" that someone in the village tipped off the ISIS-affiliated terrorists that US forces were in the village, setting up the ambush.
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His attorneys suggested in Monday's court filing that she somehow tipped off members of the UK parliament to Kramer's movements so they would know when he was in the country.
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The US officials said it was "quite probable" that someone in the village tipped off the ISIS-affiliated terrorists that US forces were in the village, setting up the ambush.
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Hickey threw a shot toward the net that Lee tipped off Vancouver's Ben Hutton and just over the line past Markstrom's outstretched glove for his 10th goal of the season.
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Another high-profile case, in 2006, featured a prominent group of officials, including a Supreme Court judge and a military general — tipped off by a dentist with a treasure map.
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The NBA legend's comments came Tuesday night during a broadcast of "Inside the NBA" on TNT just minutes before the first game of the 2019-2020 NBA season tipped off.
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In 2015, as Mexican forces closed in on Oseguera, tipped-off CJNG henchmen downed a military helicopter with a rocket-propelled grenade to buy time for their leader to escape.
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However, it does not appear to be part of his investigation and instead likely arose after Mueller found information on Cohen and tipped off New York prosecutors, the Times reports.
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When the company filed for bankruptcy protection, saying it anticipated $30 billion in wildfire liability, it tipped off a long, complicated process full of participants with competing but intertwined interests.
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Sílvia Biosca, 3rd deputy mayor of Pineda de Mar, told VICE News police were tipped off about the plantation by neighbors who could smell the marijuana in the derelict building.
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Police in two carabinieri cars, tipped off by the phone call, forced the bus to stop on the Paullese provincial highway, but Mr. Sy rammed the cars again and again.
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Prosecutors alleged that, while standing on the White House lawn for a picnic hosted by Trump, the congressman tipped off his son about the adverse results of a clinical trial.
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The next day, all four of them, as well others allegedly tipped off about the still-secret clinical test results, began selling off their shares in Innate, according to authorities.
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Prosecutors said they were initially tipped off to the case after the microblogging network Tumblr discovered an image of child pornography had been uploaded to the site in late 2017.
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He carried his police-issued handgun to deals, tipped off his friend to law enforcement raids and flashed his badge to his fellow officers to get him out of trouble.
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Tipped off about the president's proposals in advance, he had rushed to Astana, the Kazakh capital, to plead for a reconsideration but was told that apostrophes were not going away.
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The investigation began when the FBI was tipped off to Hester's social media posts, in which he suggested an adherence to radical Islam and violence, according to the Department of Justice.
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That's when Ogden says he received a call: Someone tipped off the FBI to say the couple were suspects in the unsolved Michigan case, and he should take a deeper look.
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The new deployment, which would almost double the number of U.S. forces in Syria, is in the planning stages, according to the U.S. defense officials who tipped off The Washington Post.
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In 2001, while Pugh was working as a mechanic for American Airlines, a co-worker tipped off the FBI that Pugh had expressed support for Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda.
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When Israeli agents broke into Kaspersky's network for a separate operation in 2015, they found a hidden cache of NSA tools, and tipped off the US government that something was wrong.
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Rick, filled with swagger after defending Alexandria from a zombie invasion, took the fight to the Saviors (Negan's group) after being tipped off to their existence by survivors in another community.
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Diane Staudte and her daughter Rachel methodically plotted to poison their closest relatives — and they might have gotten away with murder if the pastor of their church hadn't tipped off police.
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On Wednesday, the story deepened with reports that the US government was tipped off by Israeli intelligence after its spies observed Russian agents using the software as a personal back door.
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More than that, the savvy audience-member will be tipped off about the orchestrated chaos to come which, at its best, is a spectacle comparable to ballet combined with extreme sports.
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Collins brought up the fact that CNN had Stone's home staked out, and in the process reiterated a conspiracy theory that Mueller's team had tipped off the network to the arrest.
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"I share your concern with the possibility that a media outlet was tipped off to Mr. Stone's either indictment or arrest before that information was available to the public," he said.
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Mike did not foresee that the cartel would find the driver first, tipped off by a good samaritan who is repaid for his kindness with a fatal bullet to the face.
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Located in Albuquerque, N.M. at the time, United Nuclear Scientific's website assured customers they would "run no risk of being tipped off to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security," Newsweek reported.
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CNN on Monday confirmed it had cut ties with Brazile, who is currently the interim chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, amid reports she tipped off Clinton's team about debate questions.
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That night, they were awakened by a helicopter search and rescue team from California Highway Patrol, who said they were tipped off by a duo of hikers who found the Nalgene.
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Zinoviev, a former UFC fighter, floated the idea that someone "helped" Epstein die, and was cagey when asked about previous claims that his former boss was tipped off about police raids.
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Utah issued its first award in 2014 to an investment adviser who tipped off state officials to approximately $150,000 in questionable transactions he had seen when analyzing an elderly client's holdings.
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In 2015, Russian soldier Bato Dambaev shared photos of his trip on the Russian version of Facebook, VKontakte, which tipped off VICE News correspondent Simon Ostrovsky of the Ukrainian checkpoint spot.
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But when he went on the road over the weekend, Spain issued an arrest warrant and tipped off German police, who arrested Mr. Puigdemont as he was driving through northern Germany.
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American intelligence officials had tipped off their colleagues in Germany about the woman, allowing the Germans to set her up with a driver, whose car was bugged, German news media reported.
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But this week, diners and Coquin employees tipped off the Post and Courier, saying the $18 to $20 pizzas that Coquin was selling for delivery were actually just frozen Costco pizzas.
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Someone tipped off the Ben Gardane police—maybe it was Ahmed's long beard, or the fact that he was a stranger in town—and he was brought in for a beating.
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Media reports about the raid described a chaotic scene of U.S. soldiers moving on a heavily guarded compound where the al Qaeda fighters may have been tipped off to their plans.
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Others found it hard to believe that Trump campaign aide George Papadopoulos didn't tell anyone on the campaign that he was tipped off about the Russians having damaging Hillary Clinton emails.
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The alleged anti-vaxxer, who was arrested and charged after the authorities were tipped off by a member of the public, had previously been warned by the police, the government said.
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One thing is clear to anyone who is objective: The Obama administration clearly tipped off the Clinton campaign very early that it could have been Putin behind the embarrassing email leaks.
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Omar was arrested two years ago - rounded up at a party with other gay friends and jailed for a week in southern Senegal after someone tipped off the police, he said.
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Authorities allege that Sonoiki tipped off Kendricks about "at least four corporate acquisitions" between July and November, and Kendricks used that information to execute trades through a newly-created brokerage account.
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Those usually came earlier at night, when the bar was less full, meaning the raid would prove less disruptive to business — the reason the bar's management paid to be tipped off.
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The biggest revelation to come out of the Clinton email dump was that a staffer at CNN tipped off Clinton's campaign to some of the debate prep before she faced Bernie Sanders.
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That unfolding story -- grim and brutal as it is -- obviously informs the flashbacks, to the extent that Edward has tipped off that the novel has been vaguely inspired by the couple's past.
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The July 3 explosion set the N1 Moon rocket project back for two years, and the immensity of the damage was what first tipped off the US to their rivals' lunar efforts.
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The Sheriff was tipped off that two suspects were leaving the area, and with the help of local officers were able to block Ruud from leaving Springfield, Missouri, on a Greyhound bus.
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Video of Clinton getting into a waiting van after a 9/113 commemoration event showed her stumbling, which tipped off concerns about her health, which led to her doctor revealing the diagnosis.
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About 500 people were evacuated from two railway stations in Moscow on Friday after police were tipped off about bombs being planted, RIA news agency cited an emergency services source as saying.
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Chief James Craig said in a statement his department was tipped off by the Chicago Police Department to a "criminal sexual conduct" allegation against Kelly that "possibly occurred" in Detroit in 27.
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A woods-wandering, masked killer is tipped off about Maddie's situation when he slams her dead neighbor against her patio's french doors and she stays curled up in her armchair, typing away.
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I was tipped off to this wonderful find by Twitter user Taizou, who loved the GIFs so much he made a Twitter bot that delivers one of these magical images per hour.
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As it turns out, the band had tipped off a staffer at Gawker Media over a month ago about their plans, though their publicist maintains that the scheme was hidden from her.
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Police in the Malaysian state of Sabah were tipped off to facilities in the capital of Kota Kinabalu and the nearby town of Tamparuli, according to the wildlife trade monitoring network Traffic.
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"TAbout 15,500accounts followed one or more of these Pages and about 2,200 accounts joined at least one of these Groups," Facebook added, saying it was tipped off to the activity by Twitter.
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I was tipped off to the YouTube video in question by a friend, who had it mysteriously appear on his Roku Saturday night while he was watching wrestling videos on AutoPlay mode.
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Tipped off by a Scottish nurse with a highly attuned nose, scientists have recently learned that people with Parkinson's disease begin emitting a distinct "woody, musky odor" years before they show symptoms.
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DC police had been tipped off that Moles was packing the weapons in his car, and after he valeted it at the hotel, officers spotted the AR-15 through the car's windows.
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Early Thursday morning, BuzzFeed reported that the FBI was tipped off about the violent intentions of accused shooter Nikolas Cruz and the information was not passed along according to the FBI's protocol.
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It was the first rocket landing for SpaceX since a December 5 mishap in which the booster experienced a technical issue, tipped off a sea-faring platform, and dove into the ocean.
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A spokesman for the group said that a diner had tipped off the group that Ms. Nielsen was eating at MXDC Cocina Mexicana, an upscale restaurant by Todd English, a celebrity chef.
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Iyamu was arrested as she flew into London last August after police were tipped off by a brothel owner in Germany, who suspected one of the women was on a fake passport.
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Spanish officials said they were initially tipped off about the vessel by an inter-governmental working group on drug smuggling, setting off a search that tracked down the submarine on Saturday night.
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Sixteen years later, the case resurfaced when a lawyer who clashed with Smith in a separate matter unrelated to sexual misconduct was tipped off by a court employee about the 1998 episode.
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Qaeda fighters were somehow tipped off to the stealthy advance toward the village — perhaps by the whine of American drones that local tribal leaders said were flying lower and louder than usual.
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The police blitz had been scheduled for Friday but was hastily brought forward a day when investigators discovered that someone had tipped off the mobsters and their associates to the impending arrests.
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Last year, someone tipped off the NRO that a person going by the name "William Amos" on Facebook had posted a photo on January 14, 2017, that revealed extremely sensitive computer code.
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Just as the N.C.A.A. tournament's first games tipped off on Thursday, Indiana — which did not make this year's field — quietly announced a bit of news: It had fired its coach, Tom Crean.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "The F.B.I. was tipped off by the essay question on this year's Common Application: 'Reflect on an accomplishment that sparked personal growth and/or list your parents' credit card number.
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Google has removed the video, likely at the behest of user reports or at least tipped off by the hundreds of reviews pouring on for a far-flung road surrounded mostly by farmland.
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The ATF's Colbrun said in a written statement that authorities were anonymously tipped off that someone was "conducting illegal firearms transaction outside the scope of the federal firearm license" that the suspect possesses.
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Federal prosecutors allege that he tipped off his son that a biotech firm, on whose board he served and in which he was one of the largest shareholders, had a disappointing drug trial.
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TechCrunch was tipped off to the location feature by our reader Chand Sethi (thanks!) and now Snapchat confirms it's been slowly rolling out to iOS and Android users over the past few weeks.
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A California narcotics detective tipped off members of the Mexican Mafia and Armenian organized crime groups to impending raids by federal officials – and even helped a top target evade arrest, authorities said Tuesday.
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When the police were tipped off to Escobar's location, Maritza had been marked for death along with a half-dozen prostitutes who may or may not have had anything to do with it.
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These notifications have tipped off Congress to ill-advised offers like the proposed sale of rifles to the police in the Philippines, which have been implicated in assassinations of their own citizens. Sen.
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Rep. Chris Stewart of Utah asked Mueller about the conspiracy theory that someone from the federal government tipped off media outlets about the January arrest of Roger Stone, which Mueller declined to discuss.
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Those charged with inspecting ICE's facilities were understaffed and overwhelmed, and facilities were tipped off about inspections before they happened, allowing them to modify their practices and pass inspections, the inspector general found.
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You might call Tiffany and Hoggett theatrical wizards, especially if you've been tipped off to their latest project: the mammoth staging of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," starting previews on March 16.
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At 41D, we're tipped off to a terrific visual flourish to the grid: There are five X's present, and when you connect them, you get the shape of Cassiopeia in the night sky.
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The incident came in the 35th minute, when a ball served into the box tipped off a French player and onto the hand of Perisic, who did not seem to see it arriving.
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None of the games are new, all of them appear on one "best board game" online list or another, and you're tipped off to the "game" part of the theme in the clues.
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And so it was that the madness of 2018 unofficially tipped off at Bounce Sporting Club, a sports bar in Manhattan's Flatiron district, where L.I.U.-Brooklyn's Alumni Association had organized a watch party.
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Stanton (Charlie Bewley), a Navy SEAL, is tipped off to it by his girlfriend, Lara (Sylvia Hoeks), a local waitress who hopes to use the spoils to finance the rebuilding of her country.
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More from Karen Weise of the NYT: The e-commerce site said it was tipped off to the situation last month by an eBay seller who had been contacted by an Amazon representative.
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Undercover investigators infiltrated the hate group and tipped off the State Police, who found "nine pounds of black powder and 'several' weapons and bomb components" in Mr. Aitcheson's home, The Washington Post wrote.
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Jefferson County Sheriff's officers and US Marshals were tipped off that inmates were escaping the federal prison in Beaumont, Texas, and crossing onto a rancher's land that backs up to the federal complex.
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In El Paso, a woman is picked up at a courthouse where she had been seeking an order of protection; immigration agents were apparently tipped off by the man she said abused her.
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When poachers are caught, it is often because officers have been tipped off by other poachers concerned about their turf or by recreational users, such as bird watchers or hikers, Sergeant Dean said.
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Fishermen had tipped off the local authorities about the 40-foot vessel days earlier, but the military was unable to conduct air searches because all three of its planes were out of service.
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Feinstein spoke last week to [White House Chief of Staff] Denis McDonough and [Obama's counterterrorism adviser] Lisa Monaco about this very thing, having been tipped off it would be part of the interview.
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I pressed pause on my impulse to harvest right as the artist himself walked in the door to catch my reaction firsthand, having been tipped off by the gallery that I'd be in.
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On Thursday, one of the two boys in that search was arrested on suspicion of murder in Sanchez's death after authorities were tipped off about his possible involvement and subsequently searched the suspect's home.
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But on Thursday, the singer fixed that omission when he made a surprise appearance inside his display before several dozen museum visitors who d been tipped off that some sort of surprise was coming.
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Some experts say that the very existence of such an organization in Russia, which has stringent gun laws and little public support for loosening them, should have tipped off US authorities from the start.
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Complaints aren't just confined to this support thread, by the way — people are venting on Twitter, and we were tipped off to this story in the first place by an unhappy AT&T customer.
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She talked about the importance of private actors — FireEye, for example, tipped off Facebook to the Iranian campaign — and about why it matters for citizens to say something when they see something weird online.
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The man who led authorities to the stolen Tom Brady Super Bowl jerseys is a 19-year-old Pats fan ... who reportedly tipped off the feds during a bizarre business deal with Mauricio Ortega.
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When Richmond refused to quit, AMNH hired an outside contractor to investigate himThat might have been the end of it, had not sources in the anthropology community tipped off Science to what was happening.
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U.S. authorities conducting a broader security operation were tipped off about it and assembled a team including the Ghana Detectives Bureau and police as well as other international partners to shut down the ring.
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He told The Hill earlier this year that he was tipped off by a source with inside knowledge about the organization who said that it had information that would "roil" the 2016 presidential election.
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He said he was tipped off to the alleged incidents by a fellow teacher who became suspicious, and later watched the teachers, through a hallway security camera, go into the classroom on May 4.
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Background coverage: • Years before its agents investigated Russian meddling in the 2016 election, the F.B.I., tipped off by Christopher Steele, investigated Russian meddling in a different context: the bid for the 2018 World Cup.
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Yovanovitch's corner office at the embassy in Ukraine is visible from outside the embassy and someone could be tipped off to keep an eye on the movements inside that office, three sources told CNN.
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Brooke Thompson (Emma Roberts) is first tipped off that serial killer Mr. Jingles (John Carroll Lynch) is lurking in the forest when she finds the hiker's corpse hanging on the back of a door.
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Or was this the work of United States forces, carrying out a revenge attack after the Gypsies tipped off the fugitive Serb leader to an impending raid in which several American servicemen were killed?
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CNN captured the raid of Mr. Stone's Florida home live with a camera it had set up on the street, and Mr. Collins wanted to know if the news channel had been tipped off.
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While the president has alleged that the dossier spurred Mueller's Russia probe, the investigation began after Australian diplomats tipped off U.S. officials following a suspicious encounter with Trump's former foreign policy advisor George Papadopoulos.
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Attorney General Josh Shapiro said in a press release an investigation was launched after his office was tipped off that someone using the social media platform Tumblr had uploaded an image of child pornography.
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The Post reported that the meeting with the North Koreans was arranged after the CIA was tipped off that the North Koreans hoped to meet the vice president when he visited the Korean Peninsula.
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They were detained on a road south of Derna after hospital staff in the city tipped off authorities because a foreign woman had checked in to give birth without her husband, the statement said.
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After concluding that the founder would not change these policies, she anonymously tipped off the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, but quit after the founder vowed to "go after" the person responsible for the report.
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He also seems to have been attempting to nail down how, exactly, those stolen emails made their way to WikiLeaks and whether any Americans were involved in it or even tipped off about it.
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The 25,000 images were on Mr. Salling's laptop, hard drive and a flash drive, according to the Justice Department, which also said that law enforcement authorities had been tipped off by Mr. Salling's girlfriend.
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He thinks a loud slamming door during his routine check of the floor is what tipped off his location to Paddock, who then started shooting into the hallway -- and hit Campos in the leg.
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The NCA, which usually focuses on tackling serious and organised crime, is investigating whether a government translator with access to wiretap recordings tipped off the target of an insider-trading investigation, the Journal reported on.wsj.
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"Disturbing and very specific chatter on the dark web," the article said, had tipped off a Texas law enforcement agency and the FBI to the possible targeting of a theater during Joker's October 4 release.
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Officers were tipped off by Gondrez Jr.'s activity on the dating app Grindr, where he used "coded language that the undercover officer recognized as a possible advertisement for drugs," a law enforcement source said.
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Four people, including a suspect, were injured in two separate shootings outside a Michigan high school Tuesday night, where police had already been stationed after being tipped off that a disturbance might occur, authorities said.
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Doug Collins (R-GA) decided to use a big chunk of his questioning to ask Matt Whitaker about the right-wing conspiracy that CNN was tipped off by Robert Mueller on nthe Roger Stone arrest.
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Last year, two trademarks with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for "Merge" and "Maven Merge" tipped off eagle-eyed GM fans that an e-bicycle was in the works from the American car maker.
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In 2001, while Pugh was working as a mechanic for American Airlines, a co-worker tipped off the FBI that Pugh had expressed support for Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda, according to court documents.
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Read more: A former classmate of Brett Kavanaugh reportedly tipped off the FBI and senators to another allegation of sexual misconductOn Sunday evening, The Times added an editors' note with more information about the allegation.
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Someone had tipped off police on the plot—while the identity of the tipster has never been released both Gamble and Souvannarath were pretty open about it and their public identity to some online friends.
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After being tipped off by a recent online publication that a tape recording Mr. Steele played during trial was doctored, Mr. Cosby retained a forensic expert to conduct an audio authenticity analysis of the recording.
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In exchange, Mr. Veiga was tipped off every time the authorities were close to nabbing him, allowing him to always stay a step ahead as he arranged shipments of cocaine and weapons across the border.
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As the issue was being released, Cosmo sent Ms. Condor a heart-shaped pizza and tipped off her boyfriend, Anthony De La Torre, so he could record the moment and Ms. Condor could share it.
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It sounds like it was less than a day that they were tipped off as a courtesy, but were you shocked at the stock reaction, or at this point does that make sense to you?
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While a DNC spokesman did not respond to specific questions about whether Brazile also tipped off the Sanders campaign, Sanders' former national press secretary offered only glowing praise for Brazile in an email on Monday.
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MOSCOW — In December, Russia arrested two of its most senior cybersecurity officials on treason charges, prompting speculation that the pair might have tipped off the American authorities about Russian hacking during the 2016 election campaign.
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And no one has shown that Sessions was tipped off that the Russians could have "dirt" on Hillary Clinton in the form of "emails," as Papadopoulos was told by one of his Russia-tied contacts.
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Journalist Greta Van Susteren posited this theory on Twitter Friday morning, suggesting that Mueller's office was in cahoots with CNN: CNN cameras were at the raid of Roger Stone...so FBI obviously tipped off CNN...even if you don't like Stone, it is curious why Mueller's office tipped off CNN instead of trying to quietly arrest Stone;quiet arrests are more likely to be safe to the FBI and the person arrested CNN reporters immediately fired back, basically saying it was just journalists doing their jobs.
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Google started worrying about Levandowski's careless attitude towards trade secrets began in 2013, when a supplier tipped off Google that it had received an order for a custom part that looked suspiciously similar to Google's own.
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Trump blames 'tears of Senator Schumer,' Delta computers for airport issues Trump, meanwhile, said in a tweet that it would have been foolhardy to have announced his policy in advance, as it would tipped off terrorists.
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But multiple military and intelligence sources told NBC News that something tipped off the terrorist targets of an early-morning raid by the U.S. and its allies in Yemen on Sunday, and all hell broke loose.
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Chance tipped off fans that he would be getting married this weekend by sharing a Twitter thread of how we met Corley at his mother's office party when he was nine years old earlier this week.
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An anonymous employee tipped off managers May 3 that the woman, who has not been identified, put Ex-lax in the brownies "because she didn't like the temp employee that was leaving," a police report stated.
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The suspect tipped off his wife, who is a police officer, to what happened and fled to California, where police say he allegedly shot a man in the stomach and carjacked a vehicle full of people.
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He's the one who tipped off The Washington Post last October to the fact that Russian trolls at the Internet Research Agency reached millions more people on Facebook than the social media giant initially let on.
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But Twista's attorney, Lakeisha Murdaugh with the Scott King Group, says the Rolls-Royce Phantom Twista was in might have tipped off cops the headliner was inside -- and she suspects the traffic stop was not random.
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MOSCOW, Jan 1 (Reuters) - About 500 people were evacuated from two railway stations in Moscow on Friday after police were tipped off about bombs being planted, RIA news agency cited an emergency services source as saying.
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Tipped off that the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), at the direction of the Trump administration, was about to raid the facility, the Puerto Rican government moved the bodies in the dead of night.
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The school district's mistakes are part of a larger string of failures, including the actions of the local sheriff and deputy, as well as FBI officials, who were tipped off about Cruz prior to the shooting.
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For instance, they tipped off a law firm, a manufacturer, a financial services firm and electronics company that were attacked via the Cates' server after they saw the C03d0s0 hackers make off with their intellectual property.
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According to an arrest warrant affidavit, a confidential source tipped off the F.B.I. on March 19 that Mr. Lecroy, of Hodges, S.C., had reached out to an unnamed white supremacist organization seeking help in the murder.
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Also, the first game of the Big East tournament quarterfinals tipped off as scheduled at noon yesterday at Madison Square Garden, but the N.C.A.A. tournament was canceled at halftime, with St. John's leading Creighton, 38-35.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Security services have completed checks at two Moscow railway stations and found no bombs after they were tipped off about explosives being planted there, RIA news agency cited an emergency services source as saying.
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If you're someone who's looking for a little discount on the new Nintendo Switch Lite that released last Friday, you may want to check out today's sale event at Rakuten, which was tipped off by Slickdeals.
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We&aposd seen in "A God Walks Into Abar" that Dr. Manhattan went to meet Will shortly after meeting Angela, who inadvertently tipped off her grandfather about the involvement of Cyclops/the Seventh Kavalry in Tulsa.
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In an Instagram video posted Monday, Stone claimed that reporters are investigating whether he tipped off Donald Trump in advance that WikiLeaks was planning to post John Podesta's emails — and emphatically denied doing any such thing.
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The US Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) reportedly tipped off the Narcotics and Arms Division of Greece's Financial Crimes Unit (SDOE) about the haul — with an estimated street value of $13 million — due to arrive from India.
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The great irony of the FBI's quest to access encrypted data on an iPhone is that the resulting publicity tipped off many iPhone owners not just to what encryption is, but that their devices can do it.
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NK News, a reliable English-language site for news on North Korea, reports that the tourism company was tipped off about the decision after Sweden made an inquiry into how many Americans are currently in North Korea.
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It's not clear whether al-Rimi was at the al Qaeda camp but escaped when SEAL Team 6 and United Arab Emirates commandos descended, whether he happened to be elsewhere, or whether he was even tipped off.
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But the SEC never prosecuted the worst offenders in the 2008 financial crisis — and it even failed to pursue Bernie Madoff, despite the fact that it had been tipped off about his scam long before he confessed.
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Finally, they say, they were tipped off to one final method of narrowing down the possible master key codes in Vingcard Vision locks by a clue on the company's Assa Abloy University website for training hotel staff.
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An Iranian journalist and activist, she had been tipped off by contacts close to the government and prepared letters for her family to post on social media in case of her arrest, which happened on March 9.
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The influence campaign is one of the first reported cases of Iranian operatives exploiting U.S. social media to target audiences outside Iran, according to cybersecurity firm FireEye which tipped off the tech giants to the suspicious activity.
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The former New York mayor told Politico last week that he was tipped off by a private investigator late last year about Ukrainian interference in the 2016 election, leading him on a mission to investigate the claim.
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McPhail, it upheld the conviction of a defendant who tipped off his golfing buddies at a country club outside Boston about developments at American Semiconductor that he learned from another golfing friend who worked for the company.
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Prosecutors later in 2014 added criminal charges against Mazzo, who they said had tipped off his close personal friend DeCinces about the Abbott deal and Advanced Medical Optics' 2007 acquisition of another medical device company, IntraLase Corp.
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Shirlyn Macasarte, acting governor of North Cotabato, said her office had been tipped off about the plan by the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters (BIFF) to free its members as early as the second quarter of last year.
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Knicks 102, Pistons 89 With just over an hour remaining before the Knicks tipped off against the Detroit Pistons at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night, Coach Kurt Rambis made a rare appearance in the locker room.
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The prominent physician, also known also for her television role on the Emmy-winning series The Doctors, was tipped off to Foria from a 75-year-old patient who was determined to fix her unsatisfactory sex life.
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But, tipped off that the T. bataar was likely Mongolian in origin, the Mongolian government obtained a restraining order preventing the sale of the skeleton for over $1 million, due to the nation's strict anti-smuggling laws.
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The man, Brandon Cory Lecroy, 26, of Greenwood, was arrested last year after a confidential source tipped off the authorities that Mr. Lecroy had reached out to an unidentified white supremacist organization seeking help in the murder.
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The story's pretty wild ... L.A.'s own Fox 11 news team got tipped off about a strip joint in an unincorporated part of town called City of Industry, CA which went by the name of Bliss Showgirls.
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Brazile came under fire earlier this month after a hacked email published by WikiLeaks showed she may have tipped off the Democratic presidential nominee's campaign about a March CNN town-hall debate question about the death penalty.
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Tipped off by a mysterious acquaintance of the author, Emma embarks on a quest that leads her to loan sharks and secret addictions, while the story explores how a disappearance can help bring someone into fuller view.
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Uzbekistan, which battled armed Islamists on its own soil in the 1990s, said last month it had tipped off a western nation before the Stockholm attack that Rakhmat Akilov, the suspected perpetrator, was an Islamic State recruit.
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Federal investigators were tipped off to Bailey's illegal activities in February after he attempted to post a package of explosives to Wisconsin and called the postal office multiple times to track the status of his sent mail.
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Diplomats need the privacy to communicate so foreign counterparts, including their hosts abroad (in this case Trump), don't get embarrassed by them, or get tipped off to confidential analysis in a way that would unnecessarily harm diplomatic relationships.
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Police began investigating Hernandez after receiving a tip from his brother-in-lawAccording to court records, it was Hernandez's brother-in-law, Jose Lopez, who initially tipped off police to his possible involvement in Patz's disappearance and murder.
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"I was hurt that someone tipped off the RSPCA because we'd created a lovely home for Kevin and had planned for when he got big — we were treating him well and I'd done all my research," she said.
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Even if El Pato never breaks through and becomes a household name, it'll always have a special place in the heart of Californians—and anyone else who has been tipped off to the state's best kept culinary secret.
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With the help of VR startup NextVR, the NBA tipped off the 2015-16 season with the VR broadcast of the Golden State Warriors and New Orleans Pelicans game, the first live-streamed sports event using the medium.
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"I think someone on one of their teams may have tipped off the paparazzi, and I think it may have been his team since it was The Sun, a British tabloid, that got the exclusive," he told Cosmopolitan.
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According to the CBC, Sharman, who works for the Tumbler Ridge UNESCO Geopark Society, was tipped off to the location of the so-called Throne of Ice when a reporter called him with clues provided through the competition.
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While Mr. Trump tipped off another hawk, Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, who was visiting in Florida, his administration gave no advance warning to its European allies or Persian Gulf partners in advance of the strike.
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But the mass killings were not exposed until November 1969, when the independent journalist Seymour Hersh, tipped off to the atrocity, wrote of it in a series of articles that brought him a Pulitzer Prize for international reporting.
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But in this case, the French cops got tipped off about some "suspicious transactions" surrounding the purchase of a $3.45 million castle in the area, ultimately made by a Luxembourg company Malinovskiy was the "ultimate beneficial owner" of.
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Foreign intelligence and the 2016 election It was the Australians who tipped off the FBI that Trump campaign aide George Papadopoulos knew about the Russians having damaging emails that could influence the election, months before that information became public.
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The frenzy around Straight Path started after an anonymous short-seller tipped off regulators in November 2015 that the company had not built communications systems as it had claimed, leading to an investigation by the U.S. Federal Communication Commission.
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Our sources say the Kardashians believe Younes frequently tipped off paps while he dated Kourt ... because they would show up at random places where the 2 were hanging out, and there's no way they would have known in advance.
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This week, The New York Times revealed that U.S. intelligence was actually tipped off about the Russian government hacking Kaspersky Lab software by Israeli intelligence officers who observed Russia in action during the course of their own spying efforts.
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"It is not difficult to infer ICE was there because someone tipped them off, they were waiting for Mr. Zhang to come out to arrest him," Dong said, adding that Zhang believes his former employers tipped off the agency.
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Tom Price got in under a special discounted offer available to less than 20 people in the U.S. After being nominated for Health and Human Services secretary, Price sold his shares; it's unclear if the others were tipped off.
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Before a group of self-described hackers called The Shadow Brokers released the exploits online for anyone to download, the NSA tipped-off Microsoft, which then issued a patch to fix the underlying vulnerabilities, according to The Washington Post.
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Those two messages tipped off a days-long backlash as social media users questioned why the church was not doing more to help those affected by a storm that has left tens of thousands seeking shelter from rising floodwaters.
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Similar police raids and arrests have been reported around the country, including in Jakarta in November, when 13 men were taken into custody after the police were tipped off about what was said to be a gay sex party.
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It is not hard to know where the US ambassador is, the sources said, as they have high visibility in Kiev and someone can easily be tipped off to keep an eye on the ambassador's movement around the embassy.
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A Yemeni tribal sheikh said the Qaeda fighters were somehow tipped off to the troops' stealthy advance toward the village — perhaps by the whine of American drones that the tribal leader said were flying lower and louder than usual.
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A Yemeni tribal sheikh said that Qaeda fighters were tipped off to the troops' stealthy advance through the village, perhaps by the noise made by American drones that the tribal leader said were flying lower and louder than usual.
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A New Yorker article published this month reinforced that sentiment by detailing the network's cozy relationship with Trump, including how Trump was possibly tipped off about two questions in two separate Republican primary debates during the 2016 election cycle.
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Prosecutors believe Salman was aware of her husband's plans and will argue that she could have tipped off authorities to prevent the mass shooting at the gay nightclub, which left 49 people dead and more than 20113 others wounded.
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Ride-hailing, bike and scooter companies probably raised less money than you thought An anonymous source tipped off Crunchbase News that Eaze, the Series B-stage cannabis delivery startup with over $24 million in venture funding, has experienced a security incident.
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If the police were concerned that the coconuts were bombs—perhaps because they resemble cartoonish clip art bombs on X-ray footage, although we don't know yet exactly what tipped off security forces—it wouldn't be the first time that's happened.
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The 2010 Affordable Care Act tipped off a long and bitter political and legal battle between the White House and Republicans in the U.S. Congress who said the 2010 law creates unwarranted government intervention in personal healthcare and private industry.
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And one of the best of the bunch is a 1999 satirical comedy that posits that the informant known as "Deep Throat," who tipped off Washington Post reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, was actually a pair of teenage girls.
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But three Egyptian fishermen who said they were abused under the AWS said the reforms would likely fail as regulations were poorly enforced, sanctions were too weak to deter rule-breaking and boat owners were often tipped off about inspections.
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In one project, revealed in October 2013 by journalists tipped off by Edward Snowden, the N.S.A., along with its British counterpart, essentially hacked into fiber-optic cables that connected the data centers of Google and Yahoo outside the United States.
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In a statement, the bank responded to local media reports that President Michel Temer had tipped off the chairman of meatpacking giant JBS SA about a rate decision - one of several accusations leveled in blockbuster plea bargain testimony revealed on Thursday.
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Police said that Wilson was likely tipped off by a friend of the 16-year-old that he was under investigation, and he went to Taiwan, where he often travels for business, and appeared to miss a scheduled flight back.
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Judge O'Neill ruled that the government's interests in maintaining the secrecy of its investigation and of preventing potential subjects from being tipped off or altering behavior to thwart an ongoing investigation outweighed the public interest in disclosure of the documents.
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They return to their home to live quietly under the radar, but the police are tipped off and the Lovings, who are expecting their first child, are arrested and given a suspended prison sentence on the condition that they leave Virginia.
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The NCA, which usually focuses on tackling serious and organized crime, is investigating whether a government translator with access to wiretap recordings tipped off the target of an insider-trading investigation, the Journal reported, citing people familiar with the matter.
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"A lot of the information that leaked overnight Monday was fairly mundane, about casualty figures and the method of attack, but the leaking of the suspect's name was more disruptive because it might have tipped off other suspects," he said.
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Even if you hadn't already been tipped off to her critically-acclaimed albums GoldenHeart (2013) and last year's Blackheart, she left an impression strong enough to warrant a morning-after Spotify search — a rarity in an overstuffed environment like this.
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Last year, Glassdoor reviews tipped off a reporter to ethical issues at the Silicon Valley food startup Hampton Creek; reporters later discovered a "mayo buyback" scheme, in which contract employees had shopped for Hampton Creek's vegan mayonnaise in grocery stores.
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US officials told CNN last week that it was "quite probable" that someone in the village tipped off the ISIS-affiliated militants that US forces were in the village, setting up the ambush 10 kilometers (6 miles) down the road.
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Stone vehemently denies having inside information about the content or source of the emails, noting in an interview Friday he simply was tipped off by a source that WikiLeaks had "bombshell" information that would "roil" the presidential race in October 6900.
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A substitute teacher and former field hockey coach at an all-girls Catholic high school in Maryland was fired after administrators were tipped off that he was a white nationalist, found to be affiliated with alt-right thought leader Richard Spencer.
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That's one of the details the undercover agent first learned about his target after they met last summer, tipped off by the complaints of his neighbor in Montesano, a sleepy town of about 3,900 located 100 miles southwest of Seattle.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lankan intelligence officials were tipped off about an imminent attack by Islamist militants hours before a series of suicide bombings killed more than 300 people on Easter Sunday, three sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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On Monday, the Chinese embassy in South Africa said it was "complete nonsense" to suggest Chiwenga had tipped off China about his plan, saying this was an attempt to smear China and that Mugabe had in any case approved Chiwenga's visit.
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I was pleasantly surprised to learn that it was the smaller and less capable of these companies that identified the campaign and tipped off its bigger rival — more evidence that Twitter is making strides when it comes to platform integrity.
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The raid turned up 70 pounds of marijuana in 41 vacuum-sealed bags and six bottles of liquid prescription codeine cough syrup that were hidden in unmarked luggage, according to the authorities, who said they were tipped off about the drugs.
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In the hours after the attack, investigators pored over all incoming calls and text messages by the airport night-shift staff in search of who might have tipped off the United States to Soleimani's movements, the Iraqi security officials said.
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A team made up of police and officials from the Environment and Forestry Ministry were tipped off about suspected poaching by locals in Teluk Binjai Village, in the country's Pelalawan District on the island of Sumatra, the ministry told Antara.
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In the hours after the attack, investigators pored over all incoming calls and text messages by the airport night-shift staff in search of who might have tipped off the United States to Soleimanis movements, the Iraqi security officials said.
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Last winter, they scheduled a Hanukkah protest outside the GEO Group building; however, when they arrived, the area in front of the building had been cordoned off and surrounded by security guards, tipped off presumably by social media event posts.
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Assistant to the President Omarosa Manigault, a former reality television star on "The Apprentice" who now works in the West Wing, tipped off the Daily Mail last month to her own wedding at the Trump International Hotel, industry sources said.
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According to an internal Petrobras report from December 2012 and the people familiar with the matter, company managers tipped off by a whistleblower examined 29 purchases of fuel by the firm's Singapore trading desk from January through November of that year.
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They want you to forget that during the Bush administration, it was two "New York Times" journalist who tipped off Muslim charities, the global relief foundation and the Holy Land Foundation, designated terrorist finance organizations to raids that were about to happen.
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The incident, which occurred last month, tipped off a long-simmering debate within the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, known commonly as the Mormon church, which has for decades foregrounded support for families as one of its most cherished values.
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We were originally tipped off to a possible acquisition by a reader who noticed that imoji's apps (one for iMessage stickers, and one for stickers for other text messages) suddenly started to note that Giphy Inc was the owner of the app.
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Especially since we have at least a small clue as to why the sheriffs tipped off the ATF to Houston in the first place:Houston and his brother Leon Houston reside on the "Houston family farm," which is comprised of three adjacent properties.
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Employees remotely tipped off a special team at the company's headquarters in San Francisco, who then used this tool to remotely log off every computer in the Montreal office, in effect blocking the authorities from obtaining the records they sought, according to Bloomberg.
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At first, Bhat said a lot of these accounts just tweeted images, but they've grown into accounts that tweet "articles" with text generated by the headline of whatever they're linking to, so Twitter users won't be tipped off by bot-mangled language.
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" Whitaker didn't rule it out, and went on to say, "I share your concern with the possibility that a media outlet was tipped off to Mr. Stone's either indictment or arrest before it was made, that information was available to the public.
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Chuck instantly tries to display dominance by showing Oliver to an office with his name on it — he was tipped off Oliver was coming — but again, Chuck did do something wrong so he's still really up against the ropes (or another sports metaphor).
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On Friday, after a week of campaigning for the Senate's health bill, Trump tweeted that he would also support just a clean Obamacare repeal bill now with a replace bill "at a later date," presumably being tipped off to idea after watching Sen.
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Islanders left winger Anthony Beauvillier went to the ice to try to block the pass, but the puck sailed by him and tipped off the stick of New York defenseman Johnny Boychuk, who was battling for position with Tarasenko, and fluttered past Greiss.
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Correctional officers at Marion were first tipped off about the computers' existence after Websense, a security platform used by businesses and government, notified system administrators of excessive internet usage by a particular computer on the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction's network.
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Flemmi explained how he helped Salemme in 1968 to blow up the car of a lawyer — who lost his leg, but survived — and how they fled afterward when they were tipped off by the FBI that they were about to be indicted.
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Three days before the cash seizure, opposition Democratic Party leader Lulzim Basha said he had been tipped off that 1.5 million euros in drug profits would be smuggled into Durres in the same car as one of the two searched by police.
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According to Bravo, the Cuban Interior Ministry official, the Cubans in the last 10 years have tipped off the United States to over 500 smuggling operations, and from 2003 to 2016 seized or recovered over 40 tons of marijuana, cocaine and hashish.
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But a canine search tipped off guards to a "trained [odor] in the glove compartment area" where officials allegedly discovered six envelopes containing weed, two jars of resin, four packs of gummy worms, and the address and phone number of an Ontario dispensary.
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To make things worse, the source also said that the KarJenners believe this wasn't the first time the young model tipped off the paparazzi to garner attention, especially since the paps would show up in places the two "had never been" before.
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Music producer Diplo was one of many celebrities in attendance at the impromptu wedding, and thanks to his Instagram story of the nuptials, millions of fans were tipped off that their favorite boy bander and their Game of Thrones queen had gotten hitched.
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The lawsuit also alleges that Cohen met with first lady Melania Trump in March to tell her Daniels would disclose the alleged 2006 tryst in a lawsuit after he was tipped off by Davidson that the adult-film star had hired another attorney.
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So he tipped off his buddy who is an ATF agent in Boston, and afellow memorabilia collector, who then turned the photos over to the FBI, providing the basis for the search warrant used to search Ortega's home and recover the jerseys.
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The foundation started collecting donations in 20153, but a New York Post article in 2011 (tipped off by the conservative National Legal and Policy Center) found that it still wasn't registered as a 501(c)(3) and therefore wasn't legally allowed to fundraise.
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Clinton; one adviser has admitted being tipped off in advance to Russian hacking of Democratic emails; another was in contact with a Twitter account used by Russian hackers; a federal judge found probable cause that a third adviser was an unlawful Russian agent.
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And earlier this week, as the agency tried to stage a low-profile announcement on its highly controversial plan to roll back a major Obama-era environmental regulation on greenhouse gas emissions from cars, Fox tipped off other outlets about the event.
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For example, via an email, one person anonymously tipped off board member Arianna Huffington — one of the people conducting a wider-ranging investigation into sexism and sexual harassment at the company — that Baker had engaged in a sexual encounter with another employee.
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What the thieves didn't know was that the painting was a copy that had been substituted for the original artwork a few weeks earlier, after the carabinieri, Italy's military police, were tipped off that burglars had their sights set on the Brueghel.
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The announcement comes as no great surprise to those who have followed the relationship between Glory, Bellator and Spike TV. Spike TV dropped Glory shortly after inking an agreement with Bellator, which tipped off people in the kickboxing world to Coker's intentions.
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Weeks after a German magazine tipped off the world that an 80-year-old man had hoarded hundreds of artworks collected by his father during the Nazi era in a Munich apartment, the world gasped at the prospect of rediscovering long-lost treasures.
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New York (CNN Business)The brother of the woman with whom Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos was in a relationship was the person who tipped off the National Enquirer to their relationship, two people with knowledge of the matter confirmed to CNN on Wednesday.
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"Stew, cryptically," is intended to tip off the solver to one of the most common techniques in this type of grid, the anagram, the use of which would itself ordinarily be tipped off by something like "doctor," or "novel," or "nuts" or … WILD.
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In an op-ed published in the Washington Post, Mohammad Malik wrote that he tipped off the authorities after he had a conversation in which Mateen confided that he had been listening to the lectures of Anwar al-Awlaki, a radical Yemeni imam.
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Thunder get last word, oust Mavs in Game 5 OKLAHOMA CITY — Before the Dallas Mavericks tipped off in a crucial playoff game Monday night, team owner Mark Cuban decided to add a little spice to an already burning series with the Oklahoma City Thunder.
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These fears are becoming reality in the Trump administration: A woman seeking a protective order against her abusive spouse was detained at a Texas courthouse after a local outlet reported that ICE was tipped off, possibly by her alleged abuser who was already in custody.
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The Icelandic broadcaster RUV, in a story published March 29, said that three ministers in the Icelandic government were involved with offshore accounts (and could have tipped off the rest of the world that similar disclosures were coming, if anyone had been paying attention).
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"Unless these quack doctors, barbers and dentists are not checked, the number of incidents of H.I.V. infection will continue going up," said Dr. Imran Akbar Arbani, a local doctor, who had tipped off Mr. Shaikh about the outbreak as he also alerted government authorities.
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SUSPECT FUEL TRADES According to an internal Petrobras report from December 2012 and the people familiar with the matter, company managers tipped off by a whistleblower examined 29 purchases of fuel by the firm's Singapore trading desk from January through November of that year.
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I was tipped off that he has been making his own stuff in-house to eventually use in some of the prepared dishes at Cape, making him one of two chefs in the LA area diving into umami-filled world of DIY petrified bonito.
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Whatever Comey and the other officials relayed to the Gang of 12, Comey's presence in that role clearly tipped off Reid that Comey had deep knowledge of Russian interference efforts, and even stood prepared to inform the public about it—but only pending bipartisan approval.
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Mac security site Objective-See did a deep dive into the matter after being tipped off by Ars Technica's Dan Goodin, pointing out that the app was mining Monero — a cryptocurrency loved by the seedier side of the internet for its relative anonymity. Problematic.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian authorities issued arrest warrants on Thursday for 95 police officers in Rio de Janeiro state who they say have sold arms and tipped off drug gangs to future operations, in the largest such effort yet to root out corrupt officers.
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Authorities said they were also tipped off that during visits to the prison, Michelle Bastian was going to provide her husband with materials to attack the warden or to construct a device to be hidden in a vending machine where inmates met with visitors.
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The act seemed to mirror an earlier shooting that killed five officers in Dallas, which had been tipped off by the death of two black men at the hands of the police, one of them here in Baton Rouge, the other in Falcon Heights, Minn.
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The criminal complaint says that after a user believed to be Thompson posted about the data breach on GitHub, a website for developers to share code, another user, identified by Capital One only as an "external security researcher," saw it and tipped off Capital One.
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Austin stays onboard, voices his backing for the bill and eventually gets kicked aside after the N.R.A.'s Julia Melman — tipped off by Claire that the president will ensure the bill gets killed in the Senate — reminds him that the gun lobby basically owns him.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's warning on Wednesday morning that US missiles "will be coming" to Syria was notable not only for its military and geopolitical implications, but because he tipped off US plans in exactly the same manner for which he's criticized his predecessor.
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For example, one person anonymously tipped off board member Arianna Huffington — who is one of the people conducting a wider-ranging investigation into sexism and sexual harassment at the company — via an email that Baker had engaged in a sexual encounter with another employee.
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Just minutes before the first game of the 2019-2020 NBA season tipped off, Shaquille "Shaq" O'Neal publicly defended the Houston Rockets' general manager, Daryl Morey, for his tweet expressing support for protesters in Hong Kong that ignited backlash in China against the NBA.
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I briefly stood beside James on the floor in Charlotte, N.C., before the All-Star Game tipped off and bought into the idea a surge was coming when he insisted he was eager to embrace "the challenge" of hauling the Lakers out of their hole.
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At the peak of Second Life's popularity, Jason Farrell, a reporter from Sky News, was tipped off to a playground hidden behind the wall of a virtual shopping center; it was called "Wonderland," either with deep irony or cutting earnestness, depending on whom you asked.
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Tipped off by her Washington sources that an executive order blocking refugees was coming, Becca Heller fired off messages to her vast network of law students and pro bono lawyers: Tell any clients who already have visas to board a plane for the United States.
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The President told Axios -- which seemed tipped off to ask the question by the White House in advance of the launch of its HBO special series -- that unnamed advisers had told him he could overturn birthright citizenship through the legislature or by executive order.
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Tipped off by the U.S., the Bulgarian authorities froze the accounts of a small bank that they did not name and said they were investigating other institutions after finding suspicious money transfers from Venezuela's oil company, the state-run Petróleos de Venezuela, or Pdvsa.
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She secretly meets IS commanders; identifies Mohammed Emwazi, a Kuwaiti-born Briton, as "Jihadi John", a masked executioner featured in gruesome IS videos; and tracks down the Muslim woman who tipped off French authorities about the whereabouts of Abdelhamid Abaaoud (pictured), the mastermind of the Bataclan attack.
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In an October 2017 speech to immigration judges, he tipped off his future attempts to restrict asylum grants, arguing that the laws were never intended to provide asylum to those who had a fear of generalized violence or crime and that those claims had swamped the system.
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NormalBoots, the creator collective Knabenbauer belongs to, confirmed to The Verge in a statement that it was first tipped off about the allegations on April 4th, started an investigation, had planned to terminate him, and has since agreed to mutually part ways with the creator instead.
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SVDS the startup is not part of the deal: we had tip that Apple acquired the company but Apple responded to our queries to confirm it had not acquired the company, without elaborating further (we'd originally been tipped off on the via deal an anonymous tip).
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The wiretap transcripts show how ICBC allegedly helped them do it: Bankers accepted forged documents to conceal the source of the funds, failed to report suspicious transactions and even tipped off the smuggling groups ahead of inspections at the bank, police say in the court filings.
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But tipped off by a hotel receptionist about Mia's television viewing habits, Shazia suspects that Mia might not want to cooperate with her: "She was doing something embarrassing in the hotel room, watching a porn film," she said to her partner before going to meet Mia.
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The slow, painful capsizing has been captured in a dashcam video, below, which is essentially a condensed 23-minute disaster film: According to FOX19, police forces in Lawrence were tipped off to the sinkage by a passerby who noticed the Tiki bar disintegrating on Sunday morning.
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Twentieth Century Fox was just days away from locking picture on The Predator when, shortly after being tipped off herself, Munn called in the report, and then proceeded to individually contact all of her co-stars; days later, the studio had excised the scene from the movie.
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In The United States of Arugula, an account of how we got to our food-obsessed present day, DeLuca remembers that he needed to unload the huge order of balsamic quickly — so he tipped off a food writer at The New York Times about the stuff.
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And over the weekend, a private investigator working for the Amazon CEO wrote in an opinion column for the Daily Beast that he had reason to believe that Saudi Arabia had learned of the affair by hacking into Bezos's phone and then tipped off the National Enquirer.
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The Trump Winery offering at Shenandoah came to light when an environmental trade publication, E&E News, was tipped off by an employee at the Center for Biological Diversity, a non-profit that has protested and sued the Trump administration over its handling of the environment.
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That was only one of Mr. Pugh's inflammatory remarks, part of a pattern that began at least as early as 2001, when a colleague of Mr. Pugh tipped off the F.B.I. that he sympathized with Osama bin Laden, according to the prosecution's legal filings in the case.
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Stormy also claims Davidson broke attorney-client privilege when he tipped off Cohen that she was about to get a new lawyer, Michael Avenatti, and announce in court she had an affair with Trump but signed an agreement to keep quiet about it in exchange for $130,000.
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Prosecutors said that he tipped off his son to the poor results of the company's clinical drug trial for a notoriously intractable form of multiple sclerosis before they were public, allowing the son and others to dump their stock and save hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Last week, prosecutors disclosed why: They said the brothels were run by a retired police detective who had been repeatedly tipped off about planned raids by officers on the force, revealing one of the worst corruption scandals to hit the New York Police Department in years.
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The Times and Washington Post have reported that just about everything that could have gone wrong did go wrong on the mission and that it appears al Qaeda fighters in Yemen were tipped off to the approaching forces from the United States and United Arab Emirates.
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The NATO official confirmed Austrian media reports that the UK had tipped off the Austrian government to the link between the officer and Russian intelligence, saying that information gathered on Russian agents inside the EU developed as a response to the Skripal incident led to the officer's arrest.
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Then, France's husband, Robert, enters the scene and we're immediately tipped off that this is not a happy marriage: When Robert laments that Frances took so long in the bathroom that he was forced to relieve himself downstairs in a...um, coffee can, France doesn't so much as flinch.
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Nunes told "Fox & Friends" this week that the committee was tipped off to the existence of a "human source" by the founder of Fusion GPS, the firm that contracted the production of an opposition research dossier into Trump that conservatives also believe was inappropriately used during the investigation.
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The ice was tilted in the Lightning's favor, but it all came to a halt when Sissons sent a shot from the middle of the right circle that tipped off the stick of Hedman and knuckled over Vasilevskiy's glove at 13:21 to regain the two-goal lead.
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Dr. Steinberg said it was the National Security Agency, the United States counterintelligence service, that tipped off the German Federal Intelligence Service in late 2006 that Mr. Gelowicz had traveled to the North Waziristan region of Pakistan, to train with the Islamic Jihad Union, an affiliate of Al Qaeda.
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When her candidacy was discussed before a parliamentary committee, two opposition parties, the Democratic Alliance (DA) and Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), said they had been tipped off that she was Zuma's pick and were worried about her links to the state security agency, a ministry staffed by Zuma loyalists.
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A stunning series of New York Times reports have revealed that in June of last year, Trump Jr. was tipped off that the Russian government had information that could help his father's presidential candidacy — and that he agreed to take a meeting to try to get that information.
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In the case of Singh, whose show returns with new episodes in 2020, her ascension from YouTube to broadcast TV came when executive producer John Irwin, who has worked frequently with NBC, was tipped off that the network was looking for somebody to fill the late-night slot.
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Slowed down for months by phony leads and obstruction by the government, which tipped off suspects about imminent arrests, the investigation into Ms. Caruana Galizia's murder suddenly picked up speed late last month after a self-confessed middleman in the murder plot, fearing for his life, started talking.
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Within the agency, some ICE officials were concerned Trump's tweet last week, which warned ICE would soon "begin the process of removing the millions of illegal aliens who have illicitly found their way into the United States," had tipped off the operation, one source with knowledge of internal agency discussions said.
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While they have sex in the bathroom, the reveals that the Dark Army have discovered what the FBI know and that Romero was the leak of their list of FBI agents that tipped off Dominique, while Neil Young's "My My, Hey Hey (Out of the Blue)" plays in the background.
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" Officials also interviewed Gonzales' boyfriend, Austin Mount, who said the mom of three had been tipped off about her son's abuse: She received an anonymous phone call on July 17 from a woman who said Gonzales "should not let [Jaxson] go back to Willard's house because Chalsey was abusing him.
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According to news reports, they were investigated for tax evasion twice, in 22015 and in 210, when investigators—tipped off by a lavish $22017 million wedding party Basant Bansal held for his daughter on a Turkish island—obtained evidence that the Bansals were hiding roughly $70 million of undeclared money.
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McCain was tipped off to its existence by a former British ambassador to Russia, who at McCain's request arranged for the author of the dossier, former British intelligence agent Christopher Steele, to meet with Kramer to show him "the pre-election memoranda on a confidential basis," according to court filings.
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Tipped-off narcotics officers saw the deal go down, and subsequently arrested Benjamin Baldassarre and Ashley Carroll, the father and step-mom of a 9-year-old girl, on suspicion of flying the drone from their residence on the 8700 block of Chesapeake to distribute drugs to customers in the area.
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Before any second-round action tipped off, a shockwave was sent around the college basketball world early Sunday: Mike Hopkins, an assistant under Coach Jim Boeheim for 22 years, and the designated coach-in-waiting once Boeheim retires, was named the new coach at Washington, according to the Huskies' twitter account.
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Mr. Singer also described how, after he became a cooperating witness and was told by the prosecutors and the F.B.I. that he could not talk to anyone about the case, he tipped off several families that he was wired and warned them not to incriminate themselves in conversations with him.
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"It just felt good to win," said Clarkson, who came off the bench to score 23 of his 883 points in the second half as the Lakers tipped off the Luke Walton era on a high note, beating the Houston Rockets 120-114 in the season opener for both teams at Staples Center.
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Woods' scheduled execution started attracting national attention last month after Birmingham businessman Bart Starr Jr. tipped off the likes of Martin Luther King III and Kim Kardashian and prison reform groups like the Death Penalty Information Center, that the inmate's case had been mishandled thanks to alleged police misconduct and incompetent legal representation.
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Diplomats who tipped off Reuters about the second report said the agency was looking at sites which - like the Tehran one where uranium particles were found - were mentioned in a trove of data on Iran's past nuclear activities that Israel calls the "atomic archive", which it says its agents seized in Iran.
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By the time Tuesday night's game between the Sacramento Kings and the Portland Trail Blazers tipped off, Cousins had been steaming for the better part of a week; the feud he'd pursued with the Sacramento Bee over the newspaper's coverage of his brother had just resolved with a $50,000 fine and a gritted-teeth apology.
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The presentation value of the event was top-notch, from promo videos for each team that played on a giant screen in the middle of the gym before teams tipped off, to the hip-hop music and streetball emceeing that accompanied each game, to the food and merchandise vendors available outside of the gymnasium.
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Noah Raford, an MIT PhD who is now the chief operating officer of the government's Dubai Future Foundation — the Shingy of the Emirates — was tipped off to Tellart by a mutual friend of his and Matt Cottam's who was stationed at Fabrica, Benetton Group's internal research center and another node in the future design industry.
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Muskegon Heights interim police chief Joseph Thomas said his officers, with help from the Muskegon County Sheriff's Office and Michigan State Police, had set up a security force in the parking before the incident even happened, having been tipped off that there might be trouble following a previous fight in Grand Rapids, MLive reported.
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We were tipped off to the hair color change when Kim's beloved loyal colorist Chris Appleton shared a photo of Kim and her matchy-matchy Christmas Eve ensemble (high-waisted light-washed denim, pale cropped tube top, and a fuzzy blue oversized jacket) with pin-straight shoulder-skimming hair tinted silvery blue on his Instagram.
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Photo: Cliff Owen (AP)CNN reported on Wednesday evening that "two people with knowledge of the matter" had confirmed that Michael Sanchez, the brother of the woman with whom Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos had an affair, was the person who initially tipped off the National Enquirer to the secret romance and set off a firestorm.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and Stone, along with many in conservative media, have openly asked if CNN was tipped off about the raid.
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He also suggested sources within Mueller's office had tipped off CNN about the FBI's raid on Trump adviser Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE's home in February.
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At a near-empty Madison Square Garden in New York, Guns N' Roses' "Welcome to the Jungle" played over the loudspeakers just before Creighton and St. John's tipped off, its lyrics — "Welcome to the jungle / We've got fun and games / … If you got the money, honey / We got your disease" — providing a cringeworthy soundtrack.
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With 215 minute 224 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter of their Christmas Day matinee, the Knicks and the Celtics were back where they had started, tied again after nearly 222 minutes of a game that tipped off shortly after noon and, perhaps because of the early start, at times seemed a little drowsy.
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Tipped off that Nielsen was eating dinner at a DC Mexican restaurant, Metro DC's branch of Democratic Socialists of America (the same group that chanted Milo Yiannopoulos out of a Manhattan bar this year) decided to pay her a visit—chanting "shame" at the DHS chief until she got up from her table and left, the Washington Post reports.
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Damian Collins Although Kramer concedes he does not know how the DCMS committee knew where he was staying in London, he suggests in a 19-page court filing made on Monday that Carole Cadwalladr, a freelance reporter at British outlet the Observer, had tipped off the committee to his hotel address so that it could obtain the documents.
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Tip, social media posts lead to another suspect Meanwhile, investigators were tipped off months ago by a resident about Lecron, who gushed on social media over mass murderers like Columbine High School shooters Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, and Dylann Roof, the man who killed nine people in a 2015 massacre at a historically black Charleston, South Carolina, church.
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Read more: Police arrested 3 men in their 20s in Ohio, Florida, and Connecticut last week on suspicion of planning mass shootingsThey've also made the arrests highly public, posting announcements and videos of the arrests on social media, discussing the cases with national news outlets, and praising those who tipped off the FBI or local authorities.
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After stepping down as CEO in 2009, she ran for Senate in Connecticut, twice, on the back of her business expertise, a tacit admission that she was proud of her work in WWE (though the fact that this included allegations that she tipped off WWE's doctor about a federal steroid investigation helped sink her election bids).
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Indeed, the Times's account of how the operation went down seemed to suggest as much, stating that the operation was "jinxed from the start": Qaeda fighters were somehow tipped off to the stealthy advance toward the village — perhaps by the whine of American drones that local tribal leaders said were flying lower and louder than usual.
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In late January, Breitbart News chairman Steve Bannon was tipped off about a story that he hoped would damage Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-28500 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE.
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Upon arrival, the already high-index lenses were as thick as a Peanut Butter Patty cookie, so unevenly heavy they would have tipped off my nose if I put them on, but I couldn't even get them on my face, because they were a good inch too narrow, and I accidentally snapped off the arms trying to wiggle into them.
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Ryan Mac has the story in BuzzFeed: Although Kramer concedes he does not know how the DCMS committee knew where he was staying in London, he suggests in a 21999-page court filing made on Monday that Carole Cadwalladr, a freelance reporter at British outlet the Observer, had tipped off the committee to his hotel address so that it could obtain the documents.
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Read more: A former classmate of Brett Kavanaugh reportedly tipped off the FBI and senators to another allegation of sexual misconductRonna McDaniel, the chair of the Republican National Committee, doubled down on Trump's tweeting fury, as she wrote on Twitter that the story, because of Stier's refusal to speak with The Times, was "journalistically indefensible," even though it was corroborated.
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According to the Ottawa Citizen, Lawrence, who had been allegedly stuffing various quantities of gold he'd stolen from the mint up his rectum between November 2014 and March 2015, was arrested late last year after a bank teller tipped off authorities that a man who worked for the mint was attempting to wire thousands of dollars out of the country.
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The federal judge presiding over Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE's criminal case in Washington, D.C., rejected the longtime Trump associate's claim that someone in the special counsel's office tipped off CNN before his arrest last month.
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But a review of the record shows that information made public in a Pentagon news release more than three weeks before the Times article, and extensively covered at the time by numerous news media outlets, would have tipped off Mr. Baghdadi that the United States was questioning an important Islamic State operative who knew of his recent whereabouts and some of his methods of communication.
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