The same things that make it possible for an oppressed group to communicate undetected in a totalitarian country allows a totalitarian force to communicate undetected about that oppressed group.
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Soon, no browsing — digital or physical — will go undetected.
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His Mac malware went completely undetected for all those years.
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Others will eschew asylum and try crossing into America undetected.
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Worse still, these exploits apparently went undetected until very recently.
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For every tunnel found, about 10 go undetected, he said.
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The volume of undetected trade is not the only problem.
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But a new study suggests that many disorders go undetected.
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And people carrying the virus from elsewhere may be undetected.
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Those cases, if they exist, have thus far been undetected.
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Now it appears the hackers went undetected for four months.
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"This may lead more families to cross border undetected," Meyer said.
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Not everyone is planning on crossing into the United States undetected.
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Marriott inherited the undetected breach when it bought Starwood in 2016.
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So how was Kate able to sneak in the pub undetected?
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We were taught four different stances to help us remain undetected.
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Evidence suggests that a large number of cases are going undetected.
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Kudo seems to have continued undetected for more than a year.
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It was apparently undetected in advance but devastating in its effect.
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Will Carmen face her foes head-on, or sneak by undetected?
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Mountain lions are elusive beasts, often traveling alone, undetected at night.
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Could he or she slip in another vulnerability, undetected, for later exploitation?
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They made it out the back door undetected and hopped the fence.
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The attackers lurked undetected in the system for more than a year.
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But keep in mind that smaller space rocks can slip by undetected.
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Overall, is this discovery of previously undetected viruses a cause for fear?
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Perhaps most frightening is that the hack went undetected for 10 months.
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This set-up worked flawlessly for a while, and I went undetected.
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He must have harbored some parasites undetected, without any symptoms, for decades.
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Sexually transmitted diseases threaten lives and fertility if left undetected or untreated.
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And they brag again and again about their ability to act undetected.
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Scientists will then search for other abnormalities that may be lurking undetected.
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Even if she somehow made it out undetected, she'd still be screwed.
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There could be many more undetected and unconfirmed both here and abroad.
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Africa CDC warned that some coronavirus cases may be slipping through undetected.
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That indicates that the virus could be spreading undetected throughout the city.
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The F-35, meanwhile, could remain undetected because it never opened fire.
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Many Republicans insist significant problems persist, and that much fraud goes undetected.
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" The only way to explain X17 was a hitherto undetected "fifth force.
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Parolees can go days undetected after they violate terms of their release parole.
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Amassing that much data is one thing; getting it out undetected is another.
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The zoo believes the bleeding was caused by undetected injuries from the stones.
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The rest show mild, flu-like symptoms, while many people could go undetected.
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There are a number of reasons why people go undetected, the experts say.
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In fact the ship is so good at going undetected, it's too stealthy.
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They didn't count on Ben's super-powered ability to move through foliage undetected.
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If something goes wrong but goes undetected, the robots can physically destroy themselves.
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They're being altered in sophisticated ways that, if undetected, could have profound consequences.
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Considering its sophistication and eclectic features, it's remarkable how long TajMahal remained undetected.
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His investors' losses accumulated to about $65 billion and went undetected for decades.
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Surprisingly, given the number of people involved, Singer's scam went undetected for years.
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The researchers also found the hackers used "sophisticated evasion measures" to go undetected.
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He didn't add the words "undetected by radar," but it was surely implied.
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Everyone else can carry Maggie out through the woods to the Hilltop undetected.
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Officials see growing indications that the coronavirus has been spreading undetected for weeks.
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In some cases, an undetected medical problem may cause a recurrence of diverticulitis.
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Design or construction flaws can remain undetected for years, until a disaster occurs.
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My mother was a master of artifice, and her illness went undetected, too.
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The virus was spreading undetected in Washington for weeks before officials realized it.
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That's largely because we don't know how much this thing is circulating undetected.
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That would eliminate instances in which voters cast ballots in two locations undetected.
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The senators cautioned that other Russian attacks and breaches could have gone undetected.
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In 1989, a Boeing 747 flew through an undetected ash cloud in Alaska.
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Could they be skirting the rules even today, in new or undetected ways?
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And leaks that caused bills to skyrocket also went undetected for long periods.
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His vivid threats directed at me on Twitter went undetected until authorities captured him.
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Namely, the security flaw could allow hackers to gain access to networks completely undetected.
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He never revealed his Nazi past, which remained for decades undetected by the authorities.
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While the consequences are harsh, the fact remains that these crimes are largely undetected.
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Instead, they sit idly, or siphon relatively smaller amounts of money to remain undetected.
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Luckily, Kim managed to go undetected and had this incredible photo shoot with Kesler!
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However, most of the small asteroids that hit the Earth are undetected before collision.
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Commercial drones are increasingly becoming cheaper, smaller, stealthier and better able to fly undetected.
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But many more fields may go undetected, in part because clubroot carries a stigma.
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Insiders can do major damage and often go undetected for large periods of time.
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Modern militaries have the ability to observe enemies undetected with remotely piloted, stealthy drones.
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This autonomous, silent drone by Yates Electrospace Corporation is designed to transport cargo undetected.
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The idea that I would meet with Assange undetected is ridiculous on its face.
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The point of walls is to prevent people from crossing into the US undetected.
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If heart disease goes undetected, it may become acute after the baby is born.
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Researchers say the coronavirus could have been spreading undetected in the country for weeks.
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Testing remains limited, and there are signs that the virus could be spreading undetected.
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He had hoped that the first two bouts were caused by an undetected infection.
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So... The undetected hacker squatting on this NSA server lost access in June 2013.
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This tragic condition is a result of the infection going undetected in pregnant women.
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The heavy-duty black plastic bag containing Marcia's ashes had passed through customs undetected.
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The Iranian operation relied on quantity, not quality, but it stayed undetected for years.
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And given the remoteness and ruggedness of California's terrain, many grows simply go undetected.
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It said it had been identified by an Iranian drone which was monitoring it undetected.
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She and her four older sisters crawl undetected past the watchful eyes of a neighbor,
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Faraone cautions, however, that some newly diagnosed adults might have had undetected ADHD as children.
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In the hospital, doctors discovered that Muss had a previously undetected hole in his heart.
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The biggest reason it goes undetected is because of failure to get your annual exam.
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Marriott bought Starwood in 2016 and inherited the breach that went undetected until November 2018.
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A disease that sits silently undetected, until one day, when it changes your life forever.
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The Marine sniper moved undetected into position within about 300 meters of the observation post.
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There are likely many more sites affected by card skimming malware — as of yet undetected.
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Viruses, bacteria, fungi, and other germs are microscopic, so they can slip through borders undetected.
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Some experts think it is likely that the coronavirus is spreading undetected in the country.
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The tunnels allow the militants to move from house to house, undetected from the air.
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Any one of them could be the trigger for a new and undetected American outbreak.
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As more cases go undetected, the spread of the disease becomes more likely, Forman said.
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Luckily I have no meetings this morning so I can sneak to my desk undetected.
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The case points to the CDC's limited capacity for testing, which could leave cases undetected.
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Mr. Major swam through canals, undetected, before killing two sentinels at a German army camp.
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Yet despite these advances, some of our closest neighboring exoplanets remain undetected and cloaked in darkness.
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This new specimen, according to Eve, is Villanelle's opposite: A middle-aged immigrant who goes undetected.
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Multiple investigations have been launched into how Nassar's abuse could have carried on undetected for decades.
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By shielding the source of a call, hackers can keep a hijacked system undetected for longer.
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Both fugitives were captured in Interpol-led operations after managing to slip out of Mexico undetected.
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The same isn't true for bacterial infections, and a lack of symptoms often leaves them undetected.
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Undetected, the chloride corroded aged lead pipes running to older homes, leaching lead into tap water.
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She writes: The point of walls is to prevent people from crossing into the US undetected.
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How is Ana's creepy boss, Jack, undetected both at the masquerade ball and Christian's birthday party?
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For those 5, the consequences of it going undetected, can be as extreme as sudden death.
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Was the hormone directly triggering the CatSper or was it using an as-yet undetected mechanism?
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Instead, he went forth with a slingshot and a few stones, kept undetected in a pouch.
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Unfortunately for these shark bandits, their heist was just a little too slapdash to go undetected.
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These events are so small, they can go undetected amid traffic, construction, and other background noise.
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It was undetected because it was coming from the same direction and path as the sun.
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However, it could have gone undetected for months in an intranet with more than 50,000 users.
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Left unchecked, the vulnerability could let malware slip past the operating system's Gatekeeper security feature undetected.
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And while other drugs were undetected in his system, cocaine was marked "detected" on the report.
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Tiffany says it's entirely possible that ad fraud rings of comparable scope are currently operating undetected.
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Every vulnerability the government keeps secret is a security flaw hackers can discover and use undetected.
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The jihadis were breaking into homes, stealing food, and digging tunnels between basements, to pass undetected.
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Cappuccio mentioned that people who have an undetected illness may suffer from an extension of sleep.
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It went undetected because the asteroid came from the same direction and path as the sun.
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Lawmakers said the provisions would help prevent sex offenders from trying to break the law undetected.
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But, for the the vast majority of people, they don't cause symptoms and thus go undetected.
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The clauses, she and many experts say, allow for more sexual harassment to take place undetected.
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He had been doing this undetected, agency officials were chagrined to learn, since the late 1990s.
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" Thursday: "There's a sign here that this has been spreading throughout the community undetected for weeks.
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Entering Myanmar on a tourist visa, I was able to slip undetected into five Rohingya villages.
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But Glasgow also oversaw a slipshod water testing regimen that allowed the crisis to continue undetected.
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That type of cryptic, or undetected, transmission affects the spread of the disease, he told CNN.
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We're collectively flailing in every direction, but at this point it's always one step ahead — undetected.
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The pair prided themselves in being experts in getting people off the grounds of Ladycross undetected.
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Some remain tucked away inside the wagons in the hope of passing undetected by border guards.
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Infected people might not go to the doctor, leaving them undetected and invisibly infecting other people.
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That report concluded the automaker's culture allowed the faulty ignition switches to go undetected for years.
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The smugglers moved them at night and drove to yet another forest to pass through, undetected.
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The lower-bowl wonderment inside Arthur Ashe Stadium did not go undetected in the Nadal camp.
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The virus remains asymptomatic and effectively undetected in many infected people, he wrote in The Times.
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Unfortunately, faulty reconnaissance and inadequate observation allowed an undetected North Vietnamese force to ambush the Marines.
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That coronavirus circulated in the camel population undetected for decades before jumping to humans in 2012.
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The telephoto lens doesn't appear in the photos we were sent and seems to be undetected.
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Channing asks our driver to drop us at a high school so we can remain undetected.
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Researchers also measured cognitive function using isolated tasks, and people might have impairments that went undetected.
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That makes it the oldest radiation in the universe, but it went undetected by astronomers until 1964.
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It had gone undetected because the asteroid came from the same direction and path as the sun.
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Obscured by trees, the previously undetected array occupies a space equal to the size of Great Britain.
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If drones hit Saudi Arabia's oil pipeline they would have spent hours flying undetected over the kingdom.
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So to find out, and pancreatic cancer is undetected until it's in the fourth or fifth stage.
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Without knowledge of prior allegations, serial harassers go undetected and victims can't negotiate for a fair settlement.
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There is evidence that Mr. McArthur sought out and exploited these vulnerabilities to continue his crimes undetected.
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Syphilis often goes undetected as well, because its symptoms are similar to those of many other diseases.
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But the share of compromised vials that goes undetected and ends up in ineffective jabs is unknown.
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"If you have someone's credentials, if it goes undetected they can take whatever they want," Bettencourt said.
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YouTuber danooct1 explains that Pegglecrew's program is both brand new and largely undetected by sites like VirusTotal.
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Many of those who were captured are foreigners, who lacked the local connections to slink away undetected.
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The service will catch major typos, but plenty of errors, both in spelling and usage, go undetected.
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Some will say the apprehensions data is faulty because migrants are simply getting better at undetected entry.
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A parasitic infection causes the disease formally known as angiostrongyliasis, which is often mild and goes undetected.
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Experts estimate that for every case of polio that paralyses its victim, 200 silent infections go undetected.
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The company revealed that hackers broke into its servers in mid May and went undetected until July.
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Some cases of controversial content are escalated all the way to the top while others languish, undetected.
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First the bad news: ISIS is sticking its members among innocent refugees to move across borders undetected.
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But he hated the work that awaited him back home and managed to remain in America undetected.
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The fighter can fly virtually undetected but stealth technology does not guarantee a jet can fly unseen.
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At SDCC in 2014, "Game of Thrones" star Maisie Williams went undetected with a Spider-Man mask.
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"We simply cannot allow people to pour into the United States undetected, undocumented, unchecked..." Barrack Obama, 2005.
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The fact that extensive preparations for the bombings in Brussels went undetected is stirring anger and dismay.
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They then used a chainsaw to cut off his horn and crept out undetected before morning came.
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"The Seattle data implies there's undetected community transmission," said Bedford's colleague Emma Hodcroft, co-developer of Nextstrain.
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As Lind writes: The point of walls is to prevent people from crossing into the US undetected.
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We need social media to require truth in advertising, so that foreign adversaries can't stoke discord undetected.
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Its shape — paired with the plane's stealth systems — would enable it to be undetected by Soviet radars.
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How did a hole large enough to fit the Statue of Liberty go undetected for so long?
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Researchers believe that about 85 percent of infected travelers went undetected, even though they were still contagious.
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The thieves struck while the works' owner was away, disabling the house's alarm system to remain undetected.
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Experts have expressed concerns that lack of testing infrastructure could be allowing the virus to spread undetected.
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Public health experts believe the ongoing testing problems mean that unknown numbers of cases have gone undetected.
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He quit as customs chief in 2017 after $123 million of narcotics passed through the bureau undetected.
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Audits, which have already become rare, could drop even further and more fraudulent returns could go undetected.
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Most important: The longer a heart attack goes undetected, the greater the damage to the victim's heart.
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Three times as many Europeans may have gone to Syria, some slipping back undetected, with disastrous consequences.
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Scientists said the measurements from the Ohio site could mean that other large leaks are going undetected.
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It comes with motion detection, P2P/WPS encryption, and 355° of panning potential, so nothing goes undetected.
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El Chapo, the Mexican drug lord, operated undetected for years by running his cartel using encrypted messages.
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His serial theft, totaling a staggering 50 terabytes of data, went undetected until his arrest on Aug.
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Rare, undetected gene mutations may help explain some people's common conditions like kidney damage, heart failure, and infertility.
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The fact that a breach that began in 2014 went undetected for four years is shocking and horrifying.
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Rivera has reportedly told authorities that he's done it roughly half a dozen times since March, completely undetected.
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Both Sharabani and McGeorge perform attack simulations for clients and find that these hacking demonstrations usually go undetected.
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The federal government doesn't try to estimate how many people successfully cross into the US without papers, undetected.
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"We will see more cases in the U.S. and a lot will be undetected," the CNBC contributor said.
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They must summon her to free their house of Yule Lads, while keeping baby Letitia safe and undetected.
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Even 33 years after the accident at the site's number four reactor, they found previously undetected radiation hotspots.
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This position led to many cases being undetected and deterred most victims of sexual offences from coming forward.
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He had been on the White House grounds undetected for more than 15 minutes, CNN reported in March.
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The rate of infection doubled every year, and yet the disease went undetected by doctors for a decade.
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The all-black model I tested, only butts out slightly when inserted into the ear, going mostly undetected.
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According to Dr. Rodchenkov, however, the Russian intelligence service was able to break into them and go undetected.
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Because most people who contract the virus have mild symptoms or none at all, Zika often goes undetected.
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They fled in the middle of the night, using the cover of darkness to make it here undetected.
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The previously undetected abuses also followed a complaint filed with the VA by the White Coat Waste Project.
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It meant the performer was so good at performing "woman" that they could pass, undetected, by mainstream society.
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As sites like Twitter continue to de-platform racists, this music goes somewhat undetected, thereby reaching more people.
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Christoph Schott, an Avaaz campaign director, said that for every example spotted by investigators, many more went undetected.
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There are concerns, too, that the respiratory illness may have been spreading undetected in the U.S. for weeks.
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Second, without sufficient tests among masses of people, the virus is able to move deeper into communities undetected.
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However, testing for COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, is still catching up with undetected cases.
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During that time, from December of last year through late January, about 6 in 7 cases went undetected.
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Even a small amount of food scraps or other rubbish, if undetected, can ruin a batch of recycling.
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Then, the South African police issued a "red alert" to ensure she did not return to Zimbabwe undetected.
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Apple's defenses are so hard to break that once bad actors are in, they can largely go undetected.
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The alleged rapist went undetected for years while police posted flyers across Florida and questioned hundreds of suspects.
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With the night-vision devices, Taliban fighters have been able to approach Afghan bases nearly undetected before attacking.
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False negatives are, obviously, worse, because they give an undetected cancer at minimum another year of undisturbed growth.
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Pesticides can be present even at very low levels that would go undetected by home equipment, he said.
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Some of the undetected transactions involved payments to "alleged or suspected child exploitation facilitators," according to the filing.
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He somehow made his way undetected to Hallel's bedroom, and there he stabbed the sleeping girl numerous times.
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If celiac disease goes undetected, patients risk developing other conditions like nutritional deficiencies, anemia, osteoporosis and even lymphoma.
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A door was allegedly left unlocked at the Kauffmans' Linwood, New Jersey, home so that Mullholland could enter undetected.
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An alligator could make its way, undetected through some swamp and marsh into a lagoon near where people congregate.
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It is too early to know how lethal it may be, as many mild cases are probably going undetected.
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But that estimate may be on the low side, given that many more fainter brown dwarfs probably went undetected.
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Many instances of domestic violence go undetected; some abusive relationships last for years without anyone on the outside knowing.
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In November, a Maryland medical examiner concluded that Caleb had died of an undetected heart condition called hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
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Permitting what amounted to unbounded "black sites" where firearms traffic could go undetected and unregulated has always been crazy.
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But the country could conceivably already have another, as yet undetected full-service test site waiting in the wings.
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At some point she realized she still had the hat on but thought she could make it back undetected.
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The scheme, in which Madoff used money from some investors to pay profits to others, went undetected for decades.
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The successful Apple hacks earlier this year were both examples of malicious software that ran on users' phones undetected.
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The Coast Guard is catching more drug-running subs, but most 'very stealthy' narco subs are probably going undetected
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Even better when we'd arrange to meet in a crowded bar and I could observe undetected at close range.
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Instead, local officials across the country were left to work blindly as the crisis grew undetected and exponentially. Gov.
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There are 1,323 confirmed cases in the country, but health officials say there could be thousands of undetected ones.
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Verdict: Sadly, for every case like this that is brought to justice, many more likely go undetected and unpunished.
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For every known case of coronavirus, another five to 23 cases are out there undetected, a new study suggests.
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The number of undetected cases is 29 times more than has been officially reported, researchers at Columbia University estimate.
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We don't test enough children for lead, and as a result, lead poisoning cases in the US go undetected.
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Critics worry that could lead to more errors going undetected until it's too late to do anything about it.
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His horror doubles when he learns his company is sending faulty drugs to Africa, where they'll likely go undetected.
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The scientists said the number of undetected cases for every confirmed one could vary twofold from country to country.
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The new coronavirus that is rapidly spreading around the world entered Iran "unseen and undetected," world health officials said.
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The social network is facing criticism for how encryption can allow child exploitation to flourish undetected on its services.
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Why take a chance that a potentially lethal cancer will go undetected until it's too late for a cure?
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It also reduced false negatives by 9.4 percent, meaning it caught instances of cancer that would've otherwise gone undetected.
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Perhaps while he was there he worked with other, as yet undetected, insiders who were also serving foreign powers.
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So far, there are 20 confirmed cases of Zika (in travelers) in his county and likely several more undetected.
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The Caribbean was Zika's main pathway to the continental United States, where the virus also circulated undetected for several months.
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The French mechanical telegraph system was subverted in 1834 in a bond-trading scam that went undetected for two years.
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Then the wound exploded with pus and blood after an undetected bone infection burst open and leaked through her foot.
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Nugent's remains went undetected for nine months, during which time Tiede allegely spent much of her fortune, court records show.
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Hard to believe something as large as this went undetected for so long, but the local geography played a part.
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It's hard to believe that something so large has gone undetected for so long, but our oceans are notoriously understudied.
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Using high-resolution scanners and microscopes, the scientists observed neutrophils moving through previously undetected tunnels in the skulls of mice.
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Since atrial fibrillation is an intermittent condition, it's not surprising for it to go undetected in subsequent ECG patch monitoring.
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And not all identity fraud is created equal, with many lesser forms of the crime going undetected by the victims.
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But because we don't understand girls—and particularly teenage girls—as impulsive, these risks go undetected until it's too late.
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They don't appear to have been monetized, which may be part of the reason why they went undetected by YouTube.
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Cunanan, who by this time is on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted List, spends two months in Miami completely undetected.
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Imagine Waze, Google's free GPS-based traffic and navigation app, only for transiting the borderlands undetected and in one piece.
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Photo: Alex Alishevskikh (Flickr)The second-largest asteroid to hit Earth in the last 4603 years went undetected, until now.
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Part of progressing is just figuring out how each piece connects, so you can flit around the hostile environment undetected.
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"We use advanced modeling to detect and defeat cyber threats that currently go undetected in large enterprise networks," Hamilton explained.
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The bank says it is still investigating how they were able to do so and go undetected for so long.
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He helped Snowden to escape undetected from the Mira hotel to the city's slums, where many of his clients lived.
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It found a total of 55 drug positives, affecting athletes from at least 12 countries, that had previously gone undetected.
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The hack was expansive: it affected the personal information of 500 million customers, and had gone undetected for four years.
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Undetected unlawful entries This refers to the number of migrants who succeed in making an illegal entry without being detected.
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Too often, these experts say, abnormally high blood pressure in children goes undetected or is noted but not taken seriously.
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That's why ticks can stay in you undetected for days, even as they grow to several times their normal size.
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Why it matters: The security vulnerability could allow criminals — like human traffickers and drug smugglers — to enter the U.S. undetected.
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Today, the supposed dangers facing women and children are not opponents in war or an undetected iceberg, but trans women.
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The idea that some guy crossing the border committed a crime returned and came back all undetected is very remote.
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In order to stay undetected, the Dutch covered the ship in foliage and painted the hull the color of rocks.
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Instead, local officials across the country were left to work in the dark as the crisis grew undetected and exponentially.
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Bitcoin is often mistakenly portrayed as some totally anonymous form of currency that allows criminals to obtain funds largely undetected.
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The numbers of apprehensions are an indication of border activity, but they do not count those who slip through undetected.
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Yet that only underscores exactly how damaging it is to make it easy to get away with these crimes undetected.
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A deathwatch beetle is an insidious insect, eating away at furniture or homes, capable of destroying them if left undetected.
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By the time people start to die, he said, there have likely been generations of transmission that have gone undetected.
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Patients with considerably mild symptoms, for instance, may not seek treatment for the virus, meaning those cases would go undetected.
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This lets them kill trees undetected and start leeching nutrients from the dead stuff before competing bacteria and fungi arrived.
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If a new genetic analysis is to be believed, the virus has been circulating — undetected — throughout the state for weeks.
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That led to a low level of overall testing, and some epidemiologists suspected that the virus could be spreading undetected.
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But the forgeries are sophisticated, so thousands more may have gone undetected, according to the head of Switzerland's biggest refinery.
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But, but, but: Despite the increasingly sophisticated tactics, some of the kludgy methods used in past election campaigns persist undetected.
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The lack of transparency online made it easy for Russian influence to go undetected during the busy 2016 campaign season.
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A counterterrorism center makes sense, given the failure to prevent attacks by individuals undetected when agencies failed to share information.
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The militants had also dug a network of underground tunnels that allowed them to move from house to house undetected.
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Detection failures "potentially resulted in multiple chains of as-yet-undetected human-to-human transmission," the modeling team's study concluded.
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The flaw specifically relates to the Apple Software Update utility, allowing the Bitpaymer/iEncrypt malware to sneak onto PCs undetected.
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Gang members had to memorize an elaborate coded language that would allow the phone calls from prison to go undetected.
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Without this information, transmission of viruses such as Zika can go undetected and uncontrolled until a substantial outbreak is underway.
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It can go undetected before the infection spreads from the lungs to other parts of the body, the CDC says.
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Though no target was harmed, both attempts drew mountains of coverage, much of it focused on how terrorists went undetected.
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On messaging groups, protesters were urging each other to blend in with travelers to try to enter the terminal undetected.
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It was not clear how long the steam had been pouring out, or whether the girls' cries had gone undetected.
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And undetected crossings have fallen to 62,000 in 2016 from 851,000 in 2006, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
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Hundreds of migrants every year are caught inside tractor-trailers, and hundreds more are believed to be cruising in undetected.
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The CDC's botched testing rollout, which contributed to the undetected spread of the virus, has proven to be extremely costly.
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Of course, Russia was also behind a massive disinformation campaign that went undetected leading up to the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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In that time, they infiltrated the facility, disabled alarms and cut through safes to remove the secret documents before leaving undetected.
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Tumors also appear white on mammograms, which is why it's easier for cancer to go undetected if you have dense breasts.
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Upon investigating Peele's death further, Eve realizes it was too simple — an injected air bubble under the toe that went undetected?
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He promised that all the digging and boring required to build the hyperloop will go undetected because it's so far down.
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Now Rubio threatens to smuggle them into the general election undetected by a press corps that has been fixated on Trump.
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Many stowaways come from African countries Stowaways have gone undetected and hopped aboard planes in 44 different countries, the FAA said.
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But it does not let third-party algorithm auditing firms, like O'Neil's, review its actual job-hiring code for undetected bias.
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For his help, US intelligence officials later helped Barbie escape to South America — where he would live undetected until the 1970s.
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In either case, the camera will crash and reboot, giving a potential burglar about 90 seconds to enter a home undetected.
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Murphy said the "manhunt season" will focus on how Versace's killer got away with being undetected long enough to kill Versace.
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She added that, just because ATF was aware of one company's sales, that doesn't mean that there aren't others going undetected.
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Instead they are left trying to understand how an undetected infection could take the life of their 7-week-old daughter.
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Our federal agencies endure tens of thousands of hostile cyber assaults each day, some of which get through and remain undetected.
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The Stars looked worse on the play given that they had six men on the ice, an infraction that went undetected.
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This dual approach will continue to be worthwhile, because without it, a decline in tradable world wheat could slip by undetected.
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One percent of all people screened had an undetected aneurysm, with a majority of those detections found in people under 50.
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Even so, thanks in part to many of the children being home-schooled, their conduct appears to have gone essentially undetected.
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I mean what could go wrong with a robot that can hide things underground in distant, unpopulated places and escape undetected?
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The contractor managed to take home a vast collection of sensitive material over at least 16 years, undetected by security officials.
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But prosecutors use such indictments to name and shame operatives, making it harder for them to work undetected in the future.
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" While the figure may eventually come down, as the current data may not include some undetected cases, it is not "false.
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In Senegal, Ms. Sylla remembers her grandmother telling her the stars were obscured some nights to help hyena hunters go undetected.
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This chart shows the cumulative total of confirmed cases in the US. There may be many more cases going undetected, however.
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The findings also underscore how badly diagnostic testing has lagged nationwide, allowing the pathogen to spread in American communities largely undetected.
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But most experts suspect that many mild or symptom-free cases have gone undetected, which would drive the fatality rate lower.
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Instead, it acted like a parasite by using human hosts, allowing it to control their bodies and move around freely, undetected.
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I passed undetected through the racers' waiting area and over to a perch just to the left of the starting gate.
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Russia has highly advanced covert capabilities -- as we saw, their operation to interfere in our elections went undetected for some time.
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After all, even if these accounts had no real impact, they still managed to go undetected until just before the election.
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Other safety technologies being piloted today can scan railcars and locomotives for structural and metallurgical defects that can otherwise go undetected.
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Saji Philip of anti-trafficking charity International Justice Mission said many cases could be going undetected because traffickers increasingly operate online.
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However, scientists have pointed to problems with the nucleic acid test producing false negatives, meaning infected patients could be going undetected.
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With over 80 islands, most uninhabited, it is easy to drop off drugs undetected, or to smuggle them in from boats.
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But in reality, the intruder has already been inside for hours and is waiting for the right moment to strike, undetected.
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And it's been doing all this for 40 years now, undetected—until that anonymous source got in touch with Süeddeutsche Zeitung.
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She went on a worldwide mission to find a cure, but unfortunately one doesn't exist yet for those whose symptoms go undetected.
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Anyone who had full access to a user's account would have been able to log into those services as well, possibly undetected.
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To their surprise, they discovered a previously undetected strand of the fault that bends toward and connects with the Rodgers Creek fault.
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Once the attackers installed their backdoor, they stole system and administrator account credentials, which allowed them to move through the network undetected.
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Octavia takes matters into her own hands after Marcus fails to get Raphael to back down and glides into his chambers, undetected.
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In children, this can be especially worrisome, because without constant monitoring, dangerously low glucose levels may go undetected in the overnight hours.
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How "state-of-the-art" is a reporting system that allows "an abuse of this proportion" to go "undetected for so long"?
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Earlier last year, Abdelhamid Abaaoud was able to direct planning for the Belgian conspiracy from Athens before slipping back to Syria undetected.
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Whatever the truth, Indian jets had penetrated Pakistani territory apparently undetected, executing an assault within 60 miles of the country's capital, Islamabad.
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If you give people ways to keep their data completely secret, you also create secret tunnels where rats can scurry around undetected.
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Many more made their way into the country undetected, only to sneak out again aboard rubber boats headed for the Greek islands.
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The second is ethical: what if we introduce Earth life to another planet, where it outcompetes whatever undetected life is already there?
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Another priority is to piece together how he fled, undetected, from Berlin to Milan, taking advantage of Europe's open-border Schengen agreement.
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Barry passed away earlier this year in his mid-220006s, the result of cancer undetected for 2202 months due to VA negligence.
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The hearings should also shed light on the fact that our outdated election laws allowed this infiltration to go undetected and undeterred.
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The breach occurred in 2014 in hotel company Starwood's database, and Marriott inherited the undetected breach when it bought Starwood in 103.
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After all, Democrats were polling well in the Midwest in 2016, too, before an undetected Trump wave won him the White House.
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Nope—now you have to worry about snakes coiling themselves around the blades of ceiling fans and waiting there for you, undetected.
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"A dangerous movement, undetected by many, is now challenging and eroding our great tradition of religious freedom," Sessions said in his speech.
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They aren't testing anyone with mild symptoms yet, he said, adding that a majority of the active cases are probably going undetected.
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Within Calov's scripture verses, there are many small printing errors that would doubtless go undetected by even the most biblically literate reader.
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Most of the existing research found no effects, but the studies were small enough that even substantial effects could have gone undetected.
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Thousands of travelers left Wuhan to go to other major cities, and about 85 percent of those infected went undetected, researchers estimated.
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The coronavirus may have spread undetected in the U.S. for weeks, a gene sequencing analysis found, according to The New York Times.
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For the first leg of his escape, Ghosn boarded a bullet train undetected for a 3-hour trip to the Osaka airport.
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These groups tend to be vulnerable targets for homicidal predators because the victims' deaths are more likely to go unnoticed and undetected.
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BRCA gene mutations, linked to a high risk of inherited breast cancer, may often go undetected by a popular genetic testing company.
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All these drones could potentially collaborate and work together undetected providing reconnaissance, intelligence and surveillance on things like enemy coastlines and enemy fleets.
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Instead, it seems these highly trained killing machines are being prepared to assimilate into American life, totally undetected — and therefore even more dangerous.
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Two prevalent bacterial families within the Hadza and other traditional groups were either rare or completely undetected in people following non-traditional diets.
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But, if 'fake' portions remain undetected then scientists can fall foul to this, which results in false information presented in the published record.
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As dark matter continues to go undetected, some of the modified gravity supporters have gotten more vocal, leading to the most recent spat.
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But now we know this is not the case, and that for centuries it remained undetected in a species right under our noses.
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Attack submarines are often able to operate closer to enemy targets and coastline undetected, reaching areas typically inaccessible to deeper draft surface ships.
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In his Times op-ed article, Leung said scientists must get a handle on the "clinical iceberg," or the number of undetected cases.
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Floridian Moner Abu Salha managed to travel to Syria and train with al Nusra before returning undetected to the United States in 2013.
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Threat level: Those checking into the Pentagon's weapon systems found that even using simple tools they could overtake systems — and do so undetected.
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The cathedral's roof offers fantastic views of Milan as well as close-ups of the elaborate buttresses that go undetected from the ground.
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They often go undetected in toxicology reports, so statistical data on the number of suicides caused by the seeds is hard to determine.
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In January the U.S. EPA accused Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV of illegally using hidden software to allow excess diesel emissions to go undetected.
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"Unaffiliated lone offenders and [homegrown violent extremists] are of particular concern due to their ability to remain undetected until operational," the report said.
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CANADA has long had a reputation as a security fraudster's playground, where misdeeds go undetected and unpunished and investors must take extra care.
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These models can improve our prediction of violence but even these are not 100 percent infallible and some dangers will always go undetected.
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Through a combination of cunning (Robert's) and innocence (Fox's), the decomposing body of Emily Coombes went undetected in her bedroom for several days.
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Whistleblowers provide an invaluable service to society by exposing wrongdoing that otherwise would go undetected and unpunished, often at great risk to themselves.
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The filtering of targets in a surgical manner by their MAC addresses is one of the reasons it stayed undetected for so long.
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Witnesses described how he often split loads among several vehicles to help ensure that at least some of them made the journey undetected.
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As a result, experts think it is likely there are thousands of undetected cases of the coronavirus in the U.S. Read more here.
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Though the mysterious object is nearly gone, thousands like it probably lurk unsuspected and undetected in our solar system, according to the scientists.
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The concentration of cases in Kirkland, with many being non–travel related, raised concerns that the coronavirus may have spread undetected for weeks.
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However, testing for the disease has often been limited to people seeking hospital care, meaning that thousands of cases have certainly gone undetected.
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But the delayed rollout of tests to public health labs around the country has raised concerns that the coronavirus could be spreading undetected.
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If kids can get infected, they can likely play a role in further spreading the disease, because their milder symptoms may go undetected.
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Government response time to incidents In 2018, research found that 85033 percent of information security issues remain undetected for more than a year.
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In the most advanced SOC environments, teams of threat management professionals – essentially ethical hackers – continuously test defenses by trying to get inside undetected.
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With her cancer diagnosis — breast cancer that had gone undetected in routine mammograms — it also became a book about facing up to mortality.
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With an incubation period of 2-21 days, Marburg virus disease has the potential to go undetected for a long period of time.
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Mr. Kobach, a Republican and a bête noire to Democrats, insists that illegal voting, especially by undocumented immigrants, is unchecked and mostly undetected.
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We have long warned that our broken system of campaign finance disclosure creates opportunities for foreign governments to illegally influence American elections, undetected.
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What it does confirm is that Doctor Manhattan returned to Earth from Mars about 20 years ago and has managed to go undetected.
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The intruder in that episode roamed the grounds undetected for about 17 minutes as Secret Service agents failed to respond to several alarms.
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"Forward and backward" tracing is also ongoing to identify the source of the virus and which other areas could have undetected infections spreading.
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The worm then had to infect enough exterior computers to eventually reach an employee of the nuclear development efforts — and do so undetected.
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Nor do they have an equivalent to the U.S. B-2 stealth bomber, able to hit anywhere in the world, undetected without warning.
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Carlos Ghosn slipped out of Japan undetected because the crate he hid in was too big for a Japanese airport&aposs baggage scanners.
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Zhao explained that the hackers waited for the best time to conduct their operation, but he didn't clarify specifically how the hack went undetected.
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It is possible that the rogue drones may go undetected around the perimeter or could obstruct the flight paths outside the immediate detection zone.
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Some hope to make Mexico their home, while others plan on going to the US to seek asylum or cross into the US undetected.
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But if a developer never knows to put those more sophisticated tests in front of fishy new accounts, the bot will get through undetected.
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Fans originally said goodbye to Michael halfway through Season 3 when he collapsed and died because of undetected health effects from a gunshot wound.
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The simple fact is that blocking millions from getting preventive care at Planned Parenthood would result in more undetected cancers and more unintended pregnancies.
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But computer security experts say it's possible Russians or other malicious actors have sown undetected booby traps in the highly decentralized U.S. voting landscape.
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While scientists have known about the system since 2014 and have observed some of its planets, this one—called Kepler-150 f—went undetected.
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"Without a new inspection plan, SoCalGas and customers could experience major failures and service interruptions from potential hazards that currently remain undetected," he wrote.
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Our current procedures create a significant chance that a hacked election would go undetected — which is a huge temptation for someone to try it.
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"Every day it goes undetected, unchecked, that's going to escalate damage," said Matt Ehrlich, vice president of fraud and identity product strategy at Experian.
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Ebola, a hemorrhagic fever, has killed about 11,300 people in the three countries since emerging undetected in late 2013 in the forest of Guinea.
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Some politicians have criticized German Chancellor Angela Merkel's open-door refugee policy, saying it makes it easier for Islamist militants to enter Europe undetected.
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And now, we&aposve got a potential of guns that are printed by 3D where they go undetected by -- you know, radar metal detectors.
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It's unclear how the men left the store undetected without paying for the goods, but police are asking anyone with information to contact them.
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It's one of the most the heavily militarized and monitored places on the planet, and it's hard for objects to travel past it undetected.
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Users who'd had undetected malware on their computers for (potentially) a month could've had their data stolen or their systems compromised in other ways.
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In adults, detection can take much longer, yet only three cases have ever gone undetected for more than 20 years, according to the report.
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It not clear yet how the missile came in the hand of the neo-Nazi gang and how it crossed the Italian border undetected.
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"Bleeding Bit" allows an unauthenticated attacker to break into enterprise networks undetected, take over access points, spread malware and move laterally across network segments.
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According to the Times, Smith was not charged in an incident involving his then-wife Courtney Smith, which went undetected by usual background checks.
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With almost 500 square kilometers of Ukraine's eastern border under rebel control, it's easy for heavy weapons to flow into the conflict zone undetected.
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I found that it was still totally possible for me to swing my arms into nearby objects that went undetected by the Vive's camera.
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The senators asked Mayer for a timeline of the hack and its discovery and how such a large breach went undetected for so long.
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Retesting from the 2008 Beijing Games and the 2012 London Games has resulted in 98 positive tests that were previously undetected among 1,243 samples.
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No matter your STI status, this is a good guideline, since, according to Warren, 30 percent of HSV1 goes undetected by traditional antibody tests.
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Schulte, who worked as a computer engineer within the CIA's Center for Cyber Intelligence, created cyber tools that could grab data undetected from computers.
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Tumors are often misdiagnosed or even blamed on witchcraft, and 80 percent go undetected until they have spread to lymph nodes or distant organs.
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In lower-income countries, where strep often goes undetected, rheumatic heart disease is a huge public health problem, affecting tens of millions of people.
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But because such efforts are generally very easy to hide and very difficult to trace, it is possible that other instances have gone undetected.
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A Times investigation found that an early lack of screening in the U.S. had allowed the coronavirus outbreak to spread largely undetected for weeks.
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However, many cases are still going undetected due to testing shortfalls and the fact that some people with COVID-19 show no obvious symptoms.
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In the vast majority of cases, it takes investigators months or years to discover that hackers had indeed been lurking undetected on victims' machines.
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The last straw came four years in, when an undetected leak in the refrigerator rotted out the drywall and the wood beams beneath it.
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The New York Times, citing a gene sequencing analysis, reported that the virus may have been spreading in the United States for weeks undetected.
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And yet, the true threat often lurks undetected behind the scenes: keyloggers recording your every keystroke and sending them away for upper management review.
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Lawmakers have been frustrated with the slow pace of testing in the U.S., raising concerns that the coronavirus is spreading undetected across the country.
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It is too early to determine how lethal the virus is, as there are likely to be many cases of milder infections going undetected.
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Viruses like seasonal flu can fade from the body before pneumonia symptoms set in, Koopmans explained, so that may be why it's gone undetected.
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But that may be a harder sell this year, as she faces criticism that her refugee policy has allowed terrorists to enter Germany undetected.
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When no account owner is regularly logging in to use the profile page, some illicit behavior can go undetected for longer than it should.
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But the risk was thought to be small, with one in 500 to one in 10,000 women who had fibroids also having undetected cancer.
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The biggest potential cost is if the wrongdoer is caught, but it is likely that the vast majority of fake review fraud goes undetected.
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There's the sleepy kid trying to nap undetected behind an open book, and the Type A kid with a hand always in the air.
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But activating the disease surveillance network will allow the CDC and other public health officials to find any undetected virus circulating through the country.
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He said gang members had been exploiting the government program for unaccompanied minors, some sneaking into the country undetected to be placed with guardians.
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The result was that users of the reports could become confused and there was a risk that material inconsistencies or misstatements could go undetected.
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Authorities in Hubei, China, are sweeping the province for undetected coronavirus cases by identifying and investigating individuals who recently purchased fever and cough medicine.
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And while undetected illegal border crossings have fallen sharply over the past decade, hundreds of migrants continue to die making the attempt each year.
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Going unseen, undetected, overlooked: These are experiences with their own inherent "meaning and power"; what we need is a "field guide" for recognizing them.
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Astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope have spied a previously undetected satellite around the solar system's eighth planet, bringing its total number to 14.
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Drugs are usually sent through regular postal services, with vendors typically using stealth techniques to increase the chances that the goods will arrive undetected.
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While more than 90 percent of data breaches are accomplished in less than a few minutes, most go undetected for several weeks or even months.
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As a result, because my skin was so fair and my hair blond, to white strangers, I went largely undetected as a little black girl.
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Whether or not you want to admit it, you've had this fear, lingering, like some undetected disease in your subconscious since you were a child.
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But this can allow a malicious intruder, masquerading as a bot, to gain access to systems for long periods of time — and go largely undetected.
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Given that only 28 percent of rape cases result in a prosecution (and that many undetected rapists are repeat offenders), the system is hardly watertight.
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Tiny space rocks, like the ones produced by a 2013 meteor blast over Chelyabinsk, Russia, that injured more than 1,000 people, can slip by undetected.
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"For several weeks the inappropriate activities were basically undetected, and a school official got information from other students that this was going on," Lopey says.
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Police sometimes stop groups of 20 to 50 children as marabouts try to take them across the border but many slip through undetected, Embalo added.
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But if a laptop has the capacity to be used, undetected, as an explosive, then why target specific airports and focus on carry-on luggage?
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Better access to care leads to more routine testing, and could mean that healthcare providers are finding cases of STDs that would otherwise go undetected.
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This could explain the rise in detection of chlamydia and gonorrhea, which can be asymptomatic and therefore go undetected for a long period of time.
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But the vast desert borders of West and North Africa are notoriously difficult to police, and militants can often roam between countries free and undetected.
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Some zero day exploits, such as the ones used in the Stuxnet attack on a uranium enrichment facility in Iran, can go undetected for years.
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Your goal in most stages is to get Agent 47 to the exit, undetected, and occasionally you'll also need to take out a specific target.
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The theft went undetected until Wednesday, when a watch commander doing daily inventory noticed two black-and-white LAPD patrol vehicles missing from their fleet.
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In January the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency accused Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV of illegally using hidden software to allow excess diesel emissions to go undetected.
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As he waited in line he caught the eye of a fellow immigrant and cracked a smile, clearly hoping to pass with his denim undetected.
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The official said the bomber was disguised in military uniform used by the new recruits, enabling him to penetrate the crowd undetected inside the camp.
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Breast Cancer Now Chief Executive Delyth Morgan welcomed the inquiry into what she called "a devastating error" for women whose cancer might have gone undetected.
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The worst-case scenario would be a "talk and die," which happens when a brain injury goes undetected, leading to a coma, and then death.
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Many other migrants will either choose to settle in Mexico or seek out ways to enter the U.S. undetected, exposing them to dangerous smuggling networks.
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"This disease came unseen and undetected into Iran, so the extent of infection may be broader than what we may be seeing," Ryan told reporters.
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"We actually don't believe that there are large numbers of African people who are undetected and infected," she said on a teleconference with the media.
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"We actually don't believe that there are large numbers of African people who are undetected and infected," she said on a teleconference with the media.
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When undetected infections aren't taken into account, the Lancet study found that the coronavirus death rate was 1.38%, which is more consistent with earlier reports.
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What is unclear to many public health experts is whether a shortage of testing kits is causing a large number of cases to remain undetected.
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They said that the coding error, if left undetected, could have caused the service module to ram into the crew capsule, potentially causing serious damage.
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Violence against people with disabilities is far more common than most people realize, advocates have said, and frequently goes undetected or is not taken seriously.
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Involving independent experts who think like the adversary will certainly help states find unknown vulnerabilities left undetected by traditional scanners or compliance-based security tests.
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All of those stealth measures help to explain how the group remained undetected in these long-running intrusions for years on end, says ESET's Faou.
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An official report later says police had "massively underestimated" the risk of far-right violence and that missteps had allowed the cell to go undetected.
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More than half of the infected people (322) showed no symptoms at all, which suggests that some coronavirus carriers in China could be going undetected.
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The report concluded that undetected sleep apnea and a poor alert system for stopped highway traffic near utility work were to blame for the crash.
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Portable chargers are also considered spare batteries and can travel only in passenger carry-ons — not in checked luggage where a fire could go undetected.
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Within 393 minutes, authorities say he gunned down 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School and left campus undetected in a crowd of students.
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Because such valves can do their job effectively for decades, they often go undetected until, as in my case, they harden and stop functioning well.
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Insider recently visited Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia and observed stalking training, an exercise where snipers in training attempt to slip past instructors undetected.
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Her fraudulent reviews, which are given credibility through the "verified purchase" label and can include photos and videos, have gone undetected by Amazon, BuzzFeed reported.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday accused Fiat Chrysler of illegally using hidden software in several vehicles to allow excess diesel emissions to go undetected.
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Only about one-third of all asteroids near Earth more than 460 feet across have been discovered, astronomers estimate, leaving a lot of problematic ones undetected.
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When extracted from the ground, natural gas is odorless, and a leaking pipe in the school went undetected for days until a spark triggered the blast.
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The fact that many believe that only people of a certain demographic are at risk is another reason why cases go undetected and untreated, Rizza says.
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While those systems rely on large, pricey technology, Seismic's offerings are constructed mostly from textiles, designed to be worn, undetected, beneath a standard articles of clothing.
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"That malware is often a botnet, and botnets are especially stealthy since their value is directly tied to how long they can remain undetected," Penn added.
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For now, the reputational hit of serious and initially undetected flaws in Yahoo's security is being valued, in round numbers, at 25 cents per affected customer.
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"Groups that employ this digital attack have been known to come up with new ways to stay undetected on the sites they compromise," TrendMicro's Chen wrote.
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But one infamous Canadian ISIS fighter, who once slipped back into Canada undetected, claims western citizens worried about ex-militants like himself have nothing to fear.
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Police said it was probably stolen by a group of thieves who entered the museum undetected through a window, possibly with the help of a ladder.
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Some take extreme measures to protect their information, investing time and money into platforms that let them browse, buy, and behave however they want, relatively undetected.
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It's unforgivable if a patient gets admitted to the psych ward in a general hospital, has a medical or neurological problem, and the problem is undetected.
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Notably, the attackers did not employ any previously undisclosed vulnerabilities in the attack, relying instead on malicious macros that typically pass through anti-virus systems undetected.
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"Synack's crowd of researchers discovers vulnerabilities left undetected by other solutions and then helps to remediate them before an adversary can exploit them on election day."
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The issue is compounded by a lack of quality healthcare in much of the country, which means that cancers often go undetected until it's too late.
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New surveys of the village found extensive contamination that had gone undetected, including some areas where radiation was 20 times the permissible level for inhabited areas.
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"Even more concerning is that these figures are likely to just be the tip of the iceberg because many cases of FGM go undetected," he added.
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"The problem is if there are undetected flaws in your leader and you come upon allegations of misconduct, the company takes a hard fall," said Walkling.
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The leaks go undetected because few of the wells in the U.S. add mercaptan, a chemical that causes the distinct odor most associate with natural gas.
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"Like an iceberg, the vast majority of Chinese-North Korean exchange, dialogue, and resentments go undetected, and they have a way of muddling forward," he said.
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They exploited weaknesses in Europe's border controls to slip in and out undetected, and worked with a high-quality forger in Belgium to acquire false documents.
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And if health officials have found Zika in a high-income country like Singapore, he added, it may already be circulating, undetected, in other Asian countries.
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A skater (or goalie) with the ability to sneak in some greasy, undetected slashes, spears and trips without getting penalized is also utilizing a good stick.
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If a drone took the photo, it was either flying over Iranian airspace undetected or somehow able to take a great picture from 120 miles away.
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Smith, of Kent State University, said she thinks that number is "too high," but said there could be 2628,28503 undetected cases just in Ohio right now.
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Some epidemiologists said that it would be impossible to find enough women willing to choose unfamiliar methods, or that undetected condom use would skew the results.
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As a fencing operation, the illegal business was perhaps most unusual because it was rooted in the community and because it went undetected for so long.
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Despite its large mass, Antlia 2 remained undetected for so long because it is about 10,000 times as dim and diffuse as comparably large satellite galaxies.
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Mr. Hataman, who travels by armored convoy, expressed worry that if the bombing raids intensify in Jolo, militants will slip undetected into Basilan via small boats.
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Health officials have reported more than 100 cases of coronavirus across the United States, with increasing evidence that the virus has been spreading undetected for weeks.
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Experts say the virus could have been circulating in the United States for weeks undetected because a lack of tests meant it simply was not discovered.
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And researchers say that in Washington State, the virus may have been spreading for weeks, largely undetected, and that hundreds of people may have been infected.
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Some countries have belatedly started looking for Covid-19 and discovered large outbreaks, suggesting the disease has been spreading even more broadly than it appears, undetected.
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The data spike continued undetected over some months and altogether, more than 6 gigabytes of data was stolen, according to the experts' summary of the report.
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They could get deep access to banks' computer networks in countries all over the world by deploying malicious code, conducting extensive reconnaissance, and remaining largely undetected.
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I hope we won't go back to the days when predator men, in the workplace and otherwise, were able to get away undetected with heinous acts.
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Much can go wrong along the way, from pesticides in cannabis to heavy metals in cartridges — all of which could go undetected by the average person.
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"For too long, these predators have traveled overseas undetected, including to countries where weaker laws mean they have opportunities to commit heinous crimes," Ms. Bishop said.
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In contrast, because cyber operations for espionage and attack are cheap and might go undetected, states find them irresistible — they roll the dice again and again.
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They found a previously undetected supercolony of over 1803 million Adélie penguins—a surprising result, given how poorly these aquatic birds are doing just 100 miles away.
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Physicists are now hunting for "dark matter," some sort of previously undetected particle or physical effect that could account for the excess mass and explain that weirdness.
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Counterterrorism experts hold similar fears for ISIS returnees who may come home undetected from recent wars in Iraq and Syria, battle-hardened with new tradecraft to share.
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A woman forced to leave Wadi Hajr district said the militants had climbed to her roof and knocked holes in the walls in order to move undetected.
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According to the Border Patrol, 122 people believed to have been part of the caravan were detained by agents trying to enter undetected into the United States.
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"We are used to migrants hiding in the shadows, trying to pass undetected," said Rodrigo Abeja, a project coordinator with Pueblo Sin Fronteras, a migrant support organization.
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They prized trans folks' ability to "pass"—to move through society undetected as trans—and patients needed to play the game if they wanted approval for treatment.
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The Seychelles has repeatedly said it works to ensure the archipelago is not a jurisdiction where money laundering or other illegal activities are allowed to go undetected.
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Scientists have discovered 12 previously undetected moons orbiting Jupiter, bringing the gas giant's total moon count to 79—more than any other planet in the solar system.
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"We must constantly reassess our defenses in order to find and close security gaps so that Islamist militants cannot slip into our country undetected," Ryan's plan said.
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"This attacker put significant effort into deleting evidence of their activities, subverting normal business processes to remain undetected and hampering the response from the victim," Shevchenko concludes.
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On Thursday, the EPA accused Fiat Chrysler of violating the law by using hidden software to allow excess diesel emissions to go undetected in about 104,103 vehicles.
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While the plan seemed a little artless at first, it was quickly revealed to be a distraction meant to allow Rick and Daryl to get inside undetected.
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The Coke on top goes mostly undetected, though it creates what my coworker describes as "pretty curling tendrils" of dark amber in an otherwise fluorescent green beverage.
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The lack of powers in tackling money laundering was also a worry as fragmentation of responsibility risked creating blind spots and leaving major risks undetected, he argued.
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Watson's technology can process massive amounts of medical images, giving doctors the resources to make smarter medical decisions and pick up symptoms that would otherwise go undetected.
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The rubber wristband and plastic clip have a budget feel, and the display doesn't do the product any favors in terms of fitting on one's person undetected.
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The man who jumped the White House fence and remained undetected for almost 20 minutes last weekend says he's the author of the unsubstantiated Trump-Russia dossier.
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The WHO said it has sent a team of experts to the region and set up a mobile laboratory, but warned that cases could be going undetected.
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The same caveats apply: Planned Parenthood is being subtweeted; birth control will go down; undetected cancers and STDs and potentially dangerous non-medical abortions will go up.
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The EPA on Thursday accused FCA of illegally using hidden software to allow excess diesel emissions to go undetected, resulting in increased emissions of nitrogen oxides (NOx).
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According to their system, undetected illegal entries fell from more than a million in fiscal 2202 to fewer than 2628,28500 in fiscal 6900, a 2628 percent decrease.
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In PNB's case, it said the outstanding LoUs were not available on its core banking system run on Infosys's Finacle software, thus the LoUs issued went undetected.
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A painting curator at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City recently discovered the small critter, which had been peacefully resting, undetected, for 128 years.
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Such action is hardly possible for many biological weapons, whose spread can be quick, widespread and all but undetected until a pandemic stage is suddenly upon us.
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Once you lit up, there was obviously the prang of going undetected, then once I've smoked, I'm pretty antisocial and usually just want to go to sleep.
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And the study also raises the possibility that there's an undetected genetic mutation hiding throughout the population that would explain why non-smokers can get TB too.
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We're told police want to do more checking to see if Lang had a scrambling device on the phone so he could make a 911 call undetected.
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During the airbag module assembly process, "loose fasteners may have inadvertently found their way undetected into a small number of modules," Fiat said in an emailed statement.
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Given the sophistication of drug use, with micro-dosing techniques that go undetected, those athletes who are doping often remain one step ahead of experts policing them.
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The pay-to-play scheme, investigators say, operated undetected at Bloomberg and involved interior construction work at the company's offices, including its headquarters at 731 Lexington Ave.
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That shortage, along with tight restrictions from the CDC on who could be tested, allowed infected people to go undetected and further spread it, say health experts.
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I thought of Maybellene, whose entrancing picture was hanging so close behind Micah that I was able to shift my eyes to it easily, undetected and often.
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And researchers say that in Washington State the virus may have been spreading for weeks, largely undetected, and that hundreds of people may have possibly been infected.
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Mr. Hallatt had been banned by Trader Joe's from setting foot in its stores, but he had devised ways to shop undetected and keep his enterprise afloat.
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Obesity researchers say it's particularly urgent to diagnose the most severe mutations in POMC, which are so catastrophic that they lead to fatal liver failure if undetected.
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If it had gone undetected, a study by the United States Forest Service later estimated, it could have killed a third of the trees in cities nationwide.
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Boston, New York and Miami are among the big cities the study identified as locations that are seeing nuisance flooding that often goes undetected by tide gauges.
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That means the virus is likely spreading undetected in the US, according to Amesh Adalja, an infectious-disease expert at the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security.
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Department of Homeland Security Kirstjen Nielsen said on June 12 at a security forum that her agency identifies and stops terrorists worldwide who would otherwise go undetected.
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" The USOC has called for an investigation by an "independent third party to examine how an abuse of this proportion could have gone undetected for so long.
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A group of experts are worried now that a new wave of accounting problems are going undetected and could lead to yet another wide-scale financial catastrophe.
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And as it turns out, even though Starfleet has apparently placed a high premium on finding the Vulcan, he's actually able to sneak back into Vulcan undetected.
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If the attackers aren't caught during the initial stages of infection, they can remain undetected for months because their behavior appears to be so normal, Krotofil says.
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Two ISIS terrorists got hair transplants in Turkey in a bid to slip home to Germany undetected and carry out a mass attack, German media reported Wednesday.
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To keep their illicit activities undetected, the tellers, prosecutors say, often keep unauthorized withdrawals below $10,000, the threshold that sets off another layer of review under banking laws.
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But smaller asteroids can also be a problem, like the 60-foot-wide Chelyabinsk meteor that went undetected until it exploded over Russia and injured a thousand people.
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Green disclosed in his debut podcast earlier in the day that he played the end of the season on a torn groin which went undetected by the Spurs.
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While that's definitely not good for your computer, it's not catastrophic enough to raise alarms, allowing the program to remain undetected until the WannaCry fiasco drew more attention.
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"The practice of discriminatory ad targeting is particularly nefarious because Facebook users cannot meaningfully control which ads they see; thus, discriminatory practices may go undetected," the senators wrote.
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Genadi fired more than 200 23-millimeter shells across the airliner's nose, but the shots likely went undetected by the airliner crew, as his weapons lacked tracer ammunition.
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Its data set is a great playground for machine learning systems: noisy and voluminous, with subtle variations that could go undetected by simple statistical methods or human scrutiny.
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The March of Dimes estimates that as many as half of pregnancies end in miscarriage, though many are undetected because they occur before the first missed menstrual cycle.
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After successfully locating her purse, she headed back home for a second time — deciding to leave the hat on because she thought she could make it back undetected.
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And because we live in an age where terrorists are challenging our borders, we simply cannot allow people to pour into the United States undetected, undocumented, and unchecked.
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AquaSeca – Creates leak detection and water use optimization technology to address undetected or delayed detection of water leaks that often lead to significant property damage or water loss.
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While not the first foldable gun, the fact that this gun resembles a smartphone and can be carried around virtually undetected has many people and authorities freaking out.
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One in 10 screening tests of patients were positive, meaning the unusual resistance may have spread to other patients and could have continued to spread if left undetected.
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It's also possible some participants had undetected symptoms of ADHD when they joined the study or that teens who developed symptoms gravitated toward digital media as a result.
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New threats such as 3-D printed guns, "85033 percent receivers" and do-it-yourself assault weapon kits have arisen among those who seek to acquire firearms undetected.
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Since many of these cases often go undetected and untreated for weeks or even months, a seemingly nonthreatening injury can lead to complications and even death if untreated.
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You've previously claimed that the reason you were able to get away undetected for so long was that, apart from growing cannabis, you were a law-abiding citizen.
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Domestic abusers often use spyware to isolate their partners from their friends and family, and if your phone is bugged, it can be hard to seek help undetected.
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A suspected agent for the Russian government worked undetected in the U.S. Embassy in Moscow for more than a decade, according to a Thursday report from The Guardian.
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Already there are reports about poor implementation of screening procedures at major airports, plus indications that the virus may have spread undetected in Washington state for six weeks.
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Five long-term care facilities in Washington State have been hit, but officials worry the virus could already have spread to far more facilities with still-undetected cases.
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I want to know how he learned to make effective killing machines and how he was able to obtain parts and send the first few bombs practically undetected.
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It also applies to many of the abusive priests who went undetected and unpunished before the Catholic Church finally owned up to its failures and instituted necessary reforms.
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Because people come in and out of the center to visit residents frequently, it's possible that someone who had an undetected case of COVID-19 brought it in.
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Jessica Reed from Freehold, N.J., was angry: There is one huge and disturbing fact about the #MeToo movement that often goes undetected, lacking the attention that it deserves.
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Even if an undetected asteroid slipped through, Johnson said in a previous interview with CNN, that impact is extremely rare -- occurring only once every two or three centuries.
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That's far above the 1 percent to 2 percent fatality rate seen elsewhere, and public health experts fear that there are thousands of infections undetected in the country.
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Some infected people have been unable or reluctant to receive medical care, and there is a shortage of viral testing kits, which may mean that cases go undetected.
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That doesn't mean they will detect a character in those areas, only that a character caught in that area will have to pass stealth checks to remain undetected.
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Since Bryan said Access World was largely to blame for allowing the fraud to go undetected, he allowed Marex to partially recover its losses from the warehouse company.
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Former Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb and some White House officials have warned that without sufficient screening capacity, possible cases of coronavirus might be going undetected.
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The 20-count indictment that was unsealed in Maryland federal court offered just a glimpse of what prosecutors claim Harold T. Martin III, 52, stole undetected for years.
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First, without secondary payer status and the rights to data sharing that comes along with it, discovery of other insurance is difficult and most cases will go undetected.
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The arrests come hours after officials released security videos that showed the teens running undetected through the empty hallways of the facility and escaping through the front door.
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By allowing your opponent to believe that they are operating undetected, you can keep tabs on what they are doing and take steps to make their activities ineffective.
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Now, as sophisticated encryption capabilities are being made available to customers of messaging apps and social media companies, these vile criminals will be able to conduct business undetected.
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One limitation of the study is the potential for home-based sleep tests to leave some cases of apnea undetected, potentially underestimating the prevalence of sleep-disordered breathing.
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Then we and other researchers at the Emory Antibiotic Resistance Center found a form of resistance to colistin that is "disguised" by the bacteria and thus goes undetected.
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New threats such as 3-D printed guns, '85033 percent receivers,' and do-it-yourself assault weapon kits have arisen amongst those who seek to acquire firearms undetected.
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Ahead of the financial crisis, a buildup of leverage on bank balance sheets that went largely undetected by regulators helped cause the worst downturn since the Great Depression. Sen.
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Britain on Friday said it was urgently seeking information from the EPA over its allegation that Fiat Chrysler used hidden software to allow excess diesel emissions to go undetected.
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They're one of the most exciting things happening in planetary science, especially thanks to the Hubble telescope's latest discovery: a small, previously undetected moon orbiting the dwarf planet Makemake.
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In the UK, where WannaCry impacted the work of the National Health Service, experts warned that a second wave may be incoming as still-undetected ransomware could be triggered.
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A senior US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) official, however, told CNN that by all appearances on the ground, the family was trying to get into the US undetected.
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About two thirds of the roughly 1,200-person caravan plans to either seek asylum or cross the US-Mexico border undetected, and another third intend to stay in Mexico.
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It's true that the over the ear hooks are probably ideally suited for the gym, but in black these are subtle enough for most people to wear out undetected.
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Researchers are also not fully clear on how the disease — which is normally mild in healthy adults and often goes undetected by those who get infected — can be transmitted.
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A source inside Mosul told CNN that ISIS now has an elaborate tunnel network that will help its fighters move undetected and maybe emerge behind the offensive's front lines.
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Genomic analysis of the strains involved showed that they had crossed borders (rare for vaccine-derived strains) and that some had circulated undetected for as long as four years.
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The standard urine test is good for heterosexual men who are most likely to have gonorrhea in their urethra, but for women and gay men, gonorrhea can remain undetected.
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Doctors in Britain are experimenting with offering CT scans to supermarket shoppers with a history of smoking, who are therefore likelier than most to be harbouring undetected lung cancer.
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To maximize its second-strike capability, China's missile subs would need to be stealthy enough to go undetected as they sail to their patrol areas in the open ocean.
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Last Saturday, a man actually jumped the White House fence and remained undetected for about 20 minutes ... getting right up to the building and even trying to jiggle doorknobs.
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Elmarhri said that because Traore had settled his trades with a profit before any margin calls were made, his super-sized trading positions went undetected until the following week.
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Fake photos abound and, unfortunately, we don't seem to be particularly good at spotting them: about one-third of doctored photos went undetected by participants in a new study.
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Anywhere from 35 percent to 85 percent of mental health conditions go undetected and undiagnosed, according to the World Health Organization, depending on where you live on the planet.
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The Russians are bad, the Mind Flayer is worse, and the whole secret operation has gone undetected thanks to the town's corrupt, Jaws-ian mayor looking the other way.
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A subsequent look at Cummins's work email showed that he and Elizabeth had been communicating, often in inappropriate language, for months -- and yet that had gone undetected, as well.
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The sophistication of that explosive device concerned officials, a source close to the investigation told CNN, as it made it through airport luggage scanners undetected, disguised as a laptop.
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While both treatable and preventable, HBV remains undetected in most people who have the virus, despite causing 85033 percent of all primary liver cancer cases in the United States.
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An ECB spokesman added the earliest evidence found of the attack dated back to December 2018, meaning it had gone undetected for months before being uncovered during maintenance work.
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Second, after regaining lucidity later that night, he pretends to fall into his own pool so that Whitney, her husband and the kids can all escape the reception undetected.
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When he spoke about the prospective nuclear-powered cruise missile, Putin claimed it will have an unlimited range, allowing it to circle the globe undetected by missile defense systems.
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London-based radio station LBC reported on Tuesday it had successfully ordered disguised knives from US retailers, passing undetected through British customs, amid a knife-crime crisis in London.
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In physical shops, WWF investigators said traders explained how to smuggle ivory across borders undetected which they said showed how easily the loopholes in the law can be misused.
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These females will also invade colonies of other honeybee subspecies and lay eggs in some cases, and they can enter undetected by bees that would normally kick them out.
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Insider recently visited Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia and observed stalking training, where snipers in training attempt to slip past instructors undetected to put fire on a target.
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I like how he booted directly to Kali, as if to make it seem to the feds like he's trying to be really undetected (which would foil some malware).
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Researchers studying infections in Washington said that the coronavirus may have been spreading there for weeks undetected, raising the possibility that up to 29,213 people may have been infected.
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All the while, cases of the virus have continued to climb, even as screening has remained constricted, leaving many fearful that a large number of infections are going undetected.
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"If Mexico has undetected cases circulating, the spread of the disease is going to be brutal," Moreno, the doctor at the ABC Medical Center, told Bloomberg on March 11.
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When I left, mere minutes before the grand finale, I had to wake up a sleeping dad at the end of the aisle so I could sneak out undetected.
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Ms. Granik is back with this drama about a father (Ben Foster) and his teenage daughter (Thomasin Harcourt McKenzie) who have lived undetected in the Oregon woods until discovered.
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It is not possible to determine how many aliens have succeeded in making undetected, illegal entries between the more than 300 official land, air and sea ports of entry.
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The U.S. has more than 1,000 confirmed cases, though a lag in the country's testing capabilities has likely allowed the virus to spread undetected on a much broader scale.
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Many scientists think, or are at least hopeful, that the mortality rate will fall as more people are tested and mild cases that have previously gone undetected are identified.
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Researchers studying infections in Washington said that the coronavirus may have been spreading there for weeks undetected, raising the possibility that up to 1,240 people may have been infected.
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Researchers studying infections in Washington said that the coronavirus may have been spreading there for weeks undetected, raising the possibility that up to 1,500 people may have been infected.
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And undetected software errors in Starliner, a Boeing spacecraft designed to carry NASA astronauts, could have potentially led a December test flight to end in disaster, a review found.
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While some infected babies who go undetected at birth will develop signs of the disease in the first several months of life, some newborns will not develop any symptoms.
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In 1917, when the US required immigrants to pass a literacy test and pay a tax, Leutert said people tried to enter the US undetected via the Rio Grande.
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The perimeter expansion comes follows a March incident in which a man carrying a backpack scaled the White House fence and remained on the property undetected for 17 minutes.
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In an information-saturated era of Twitter, text messages and aircraft tracking websites, the president had traveled halfway around the world undetected in perhaps the world's most recognizable airplane.
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But because the crate was too large for the baggage scanner based in the private plane terminal of Kansai International Airport, near Osaka, it went unchecked, and Ghosn undetected.
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There were some close calls, but they managed to go mostly undetected that evening even when they found themselves at the best man's table, where there were available seats.
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What a black teacher more attuned to a black child's background, culture and language may recognize as evidence of exceptional aptitude or talent may go undetected by a white teacher.
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The plethora of social media sites, messaging and video call apps and online payment services make it easy for Filipinos to connect with global buyers and stream sex abuse undetected.
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Image: UMass Amherst/Michele CookeThis previously undetected movement, dubbed "deep creep," suggests things aren't happening beneath the San Andreas and San Jacinto faults in the ways we think they are.
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People smugglers have increasingly started using trucks to move migrants undetected through Mexico, which ramped up immigration detention efforts following a 2014 child migrant crisis on the southern U.S. border.
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It is illegal for foreign entities to make contributions in US elections, but a lack of rules around online political advertising means the Russian ad activity could go mostly undetected.
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For car rental, dealers and insurance companies, this translates to losses of over $100 billion due to damage undetected in time, overestimated repairs and the overhead of dealing with claims.
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Although Facebook, YouTube and Google have since deleted some of the content, other posts have remained online , and been able to circulate undetected for several weeks to a few years.
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Early-stage laboratory findings by researchers in Britain France and Thailand suggest Zika uses the body's own defenses as a "Trojan horse", allowing it to enter a human cell undetected.
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Six out of the largest 10 pipeline spills in the U.S. since 2010, all of which were as big or bigger than the Colonial spill, went undetected by the system.
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Nah, according to police, these bikers just gained access to a secure key database and then hacked the vehicles' onboard computers so that they could drive back to Mexico undetected.
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"What if the engine code said everything was fine and then there was a fatal problem in the engine that was undetected and it caused a fatal accident?" he said.
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As part of the review of other vehicles, the EPA accused Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV in January of illegally using undisclosed software to allow excess diesel emissions to go undetected.
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According to its findings, the watchdog's testers used relatively simple tools and techniques to take control of systems and operate almost undetected — because of poor password management and unencrypted communications.
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There is also the potential for risk-weighted assets to be understated, or for asset deterioration to go undetected, given the complicated product structures/cross-holdings of some entrusted investments.
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The brutal hand-to-hand combat, the high-tech tools and investigations, that sensation of skulking around in the dark undetected, all of it was there in video game form.
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Even machines without paper backups are subject to periodic test ballots, and if a machine started changing or dropping votes en masse, it would be hard to go entirely undetected.
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Special Forces, by nature of their deployments, "must be able to walk or run undetected through rural and urban areas without alerting adversarial domesticated and feral canines," says the tender.
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But some analysts have warned state-owned banks could be under-reporting the extent of bad loans in their balance sheets, posing a big undetected risk to the financial system.
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But supporters of the blockchain initiative say low official trafficking figures do not account for undetected cases, and they have a duty to attempt to stay ahead of the criminals.
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A similar tactic was used by an unknown group on the morning of last November's gubernatorial election in Virginia -- and the tweets went undetected by Twitter for hours, CNN found.
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The University of Cambridge team Glennon was a part of estimated that the majority of ebolavirus outbreaks went undetected: stuttering chains of infection that spread locally, and quickly went extinct.
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Representative Nita Lowey, a Democrat from New York, said the lower funding in the legislation "would allow more tax cheats to go undetected" and thwart the SEC in protecting investors.
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Stephen Cobb, a senior security researcher at ESET, said GreyEnergy has displayed "serious capabilities," notably because the team often keeps a low profile and is often undetected during its attacks.
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Now the California Highway Patrol is teaming up with US Department of Homeland Security to find out exactly how the duo managed to get up the 746-foot structure undetected.
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We traced the path of one book, the edition signed by Jefferson, to explain how the theft is suspected to have worked — and why it went undetected for so long.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Roughly a quarter of Ebola infections in eastern Congo are estimated to be going undetected or found too late, a World Health Organization (WHO) expert said on Thursday.
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Former USA gymnastics team doctor Larry Nassar may be spending several lifetimes behind bars, but the quest to understand how his abuse continued undetected for decades is far from over.
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If the misconduct continued for years, as Saikawa said, analysts question how this could have passed undetected for so long, unless internal auditors and senior management turned a blind eye.
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Homeland Security officials say the group may have been operating for years and might have remained undetected if not for the 2014 tip to special agents with Homeland Security Investigations.
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Public health experts believe the initial and ongoing testing problems mean that unknown numbers of cases have gone undetected, and they say the death toll will only continue to rise.
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The Harvard team said Indonesia's lack of confirmed cases at that time "may suggest the potential for undetected cases" as air travel may contribute to cases being exported from China.
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Scientists tracking the spread of the coronavirus reported on Monday that, for every confirmed case, there are most likely another five to 10 people in the community with undetected infections.
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Since federal law enforcement officers can no longer access the data they need to ensure that an applicant is indeed a Trusted Traveler, terrorists and other criminals could go undetected.
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Hundreds of them flew out of the country, before one of them took ill and tested positive for the virus, raising fears of undetected cases and a further global spread.
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While experts say the surveillance could show there's spread beyond the known cases, they also say they don't believe there have been large, undetected clusters of coronavirus without anyone noticing.
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When Hultcrantz gave Ibadeta a breast exam—one of her patients had developed cancer, which remained undetected during the months that she lay in bed—I began to feel faint.
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It was not immediately clear how Mr. Gaskin ended up undetected in the aircraft, an Embraer 170 operated by Mesa Airlines that reached up to 27,000 feet during the flight.
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Related Article: US-backed Kurdish fighters begin offensive The militants have burrowed beneath the town, building a network of tunnels that allow them to shift from house to house undetected.
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Critics say the practice — which, contrary to the president's tweet, is not enshrined in law — gives the immigrants an opening to skip their hearing and settle undetected in the country.
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As a result, a large number of patients with disease-causing mutations go undetected, and so family members of breast cancer patients may develop tumors that could have been prevented.
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The electric E-Type's near-silent operation might have gone undetected by passers-by, but its stunning lines continued to reel them in as it slipped along Monterey's sleepy streets.
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In one recent study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 20 percent of the people living with HIV had an undetected infection at the end of 2008.
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However, while J&J's testing methods improved over time, they have always had limitations that allow trace contaminants to go undetected — only a tiny fraction of the company's talc is tested.
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They are also vulnerable to sexual and other forms of abuse: a spate of such incidents has been reported at rural boarding schools in recent years; far more may go undetected.
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Mira is working toward something smaller and more subtle that wearers can take out into the world, undetected — or at least minimally so, inline with what Snapchat offers with the Spectacles.
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Panjaitan played down the potential of backlash from Santoso supporters, but said the government is prepared for the changing global terror threat, where lone wolves can plan and launch attacks undetected.
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Still, as with literally every single other festival throughout the UK, people will find a way to get their stash in undetected—even if it's via the most rudimentary method going.
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Pressure over FCA's emissions has been mounting after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) last month accused the carmaker of using hidden software to allow excessive diesel emissions to go undetected.
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Clinton was running about even with Bernie Sanders in the polls in California but ended up winning by 13 percent, thanks in large part to Latinos who went undetected by pollsters.
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Lack of property documents is a structural problem that often goes undetected, only cropping up at inopportune moments: after a natural disaster, for instance, when desperate families attempt to access assistance.
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In the 361 pipeline incidents that went undetected by internal systems since 2010, a total of 141,421 barrels of petroleum products spilled, totaling $1.2 billion in property damage, the data shows.
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Ashwath is tasked with putting together a top team of scientists and soldiers who will make sure preparations for the exercise go undetected by the Americans and the tests are successful.
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The cyber attacks, which seized control of Android smartphones, allowed the hackers to turn them into victim-monitoring devices and steal any data from them undetected, the researchers said on Thursday.
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FBI Director Chris Wray told the Senate Intelligence Committee at the time that devices from these companies could allow for "undetected espionage" and the ability for malicious actors to steal information.
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You may have heard the story of Lauren Bloomstein that ended in tragedy: The 33-year-old neonatal nurse died 553 hours after giving birth due to undetected preeclampsia in 2011.
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The error went undetected until last year, when an American undersea explorer asked a researcher, Yutaka Iwasaki, to go through the wartime records of the Imperial Japanese Navy base at Sasebo.
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Without tools for independent researchers to query the substance and spread of content on Facebook's platform it's simply not possible to know how many pieces of hate speech are going undetected.
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Despite the fact that 6.5 million Americans are living with an undetected brain aneurysm, the federal government currently designates only 83 cents for every person afflicted by this disease each year.
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It is also "troubling" how long the data leak went undetected, a sign that hackers are getting more sophisticated, said Eva Velasquez, president and CEO of the Identity Theft Resource Center.
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Genomic analysis of the strains involved showed that they had crossed borders, which is rare for vaccine-derived strains, and that some had circulated undetected for as long as four years.
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"This activity was early-stage reconnaissance, and not necessarily indicative of an imminent, disruptive cyber attack that might take months to prepare if it went undetected," FireEye said in a report.
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Officials say Little was able to go undetected for so long due to a combination of factors: such as the fact that he moved around a lot and targeted marginalized women.
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The sample, according to them, is mostly made of the same code as the old Hacking Team malware for Mac OS X, but has new components that help it stay undetected.
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APT attacks, in other words, are hacks designed to surreptitiously gain backdoor access to a system in order to lay dormant for long periods of time, usually undetected, to collect data.
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ALBURGH, Vt. — An hour before sunset, Miguel Ramos waited in his gray minivan for three Guatemalans to walk undetected across the Canadian border and make illicit entry into the United States.
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"Future measurements are needed to clarify whether the observed discordances are due to undetected systematics, or to new physics or simply are a statistical fluctuation," the researchers wrote in their paper.
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"We cannot continue to allow people to enter the United States undetected, undocumented and unchecked," argued the 2008 Democratic platform, in what sounds like an artifact of a long-ago age.
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SamSam's attackers had planted some undetected digital footholds during the first attack that opened the door for a second attack with improved ransomware as soon as the systems came back online.
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At the center of the controversy lies how Nassar's abuse could have carried on undetected for so long and what USA Gymnastics did or failed to do to stop his misconduct.
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In northwestern Syria, doctors believe the virus has been spreading undetected through packed displacement camps for weeks, a situation made worse by a lack of tests and a slow international response.
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You don't need an appetite for the salacious to want to know how a handful of men could rape dozens of women in a close-knit community, year after year, undetected.
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Had we not taken the core samples, the geographic scale of this change might remain undetected, because funding and rigorous field monitoring of plankton composition in lakes has often been lacking.
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That said, it's worth noting that content removal metrics are hard to interpret because it's impossible to know how much harmful content has simply gone undetected by a platform's enforcement mechanisms.
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While US confirmed cases just crossed the 5,000 mark, some experts estimate the real count is closer to 50,000, with most undetected as states scramble to get wide-scale testing underway.
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For every person who tests positive for the novel coronavirus, there may be five to 10 times as many undetected cases, a study published March 16 in the journal Science found.
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Yankees 23.66, Orioles 26.55 Talented players are about as likely to go undetected in Major League Baseball as a dropped $6.55 bill is to go unclaimed on a crowded subway platform.
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On the occasion of the first of her many heart procedures, she lashes out in "fits of despair," the very opposite reaction Scalise has after his previously undetected brain tumor ruptures.
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During followup screening, nearly one in every 10 contacts also tested positive, "meaning the unusual resistance had spread to other patients and could have continued spreading if left undetected," Schuchat said.
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So we need to motivate the security tools community to step further and further away from signature-based detection, because it's unacceptable that if you redeploy malware it can go undetected.
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Within days, one man sneaked into a locked parking garage, smeared poison on the handle of the arms manufacturer's car, then left, undetected, except for blurry images captured by surveillance video.
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Sometimes a burst ovarian cyst can pass by undetected, but you may also feel cramping on either side of your stomach depending on which ovary the cyst was on or in.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Previously undetected malware directed at users of the desktop version of the messaging app Telegram has been discovered by the Russian security firm Kaspersky Lab, Kaspersky said on Tuesday.
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Operating with impunity Most cases of unlicensed dealing not only go unprosecuted, but undetected, said Snyder, who led the San Francisco Field Division of the ATF until she retired last year.
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Health officials suspect that the high case fatality rate means there may be more Ebola cases already out there, and that this outbreak could have been simmering undetected for some time.
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However, while J&J's testing methods improved over time, they have always had limitations that allow trace contaminants to go undetected – and only a tiny fraction of the company's talc is tested.
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ZeroFox also found that 80 percent of the scam posts it analyzed remained live on Instagram for more than 45 days, suggesting that scammers slip through undetected by Instagram's own security algorithms.
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However numerous studies over recent years (including some by Telfer and company) claim to have identified stem cells in human ovaries—explaining that they long went undetected because they are incredibly rare.
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M could walk in and say to him, 'Bond, there's a 00 project but it's going to be totally off the book, black ops, and you've got to go into prison undetected.
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GENEVA, June 6 (Reuters) - Roughly a quarter of Ebola infections in eastern Congo are estimated to be going undetected or found too late, a World Health Organization (WHO) expert said on Thursday.
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The ad networks and ad exchanges used by the scheme include major players, such as those operated by Google, which means these companies earned commission if ads shown to bots went undetected.
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Reported by the journal Acta Astronautica, the HAMMER design was originally called for in a 21 National Research Council report warning about the threat of an undetected asteroid impact to human civilization.
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"Forced labor can be difficult to detect because although it is outlawed and not condoned in many parts of the world, it still occurs in the shadows and goes undetected," she said.
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For instance, the key to Halbach's automobile was found in Avery's bedroom during a sixth and final search of his home; the key went undetected during the first five searches by investigators.
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A previously undetected Iranian cyber espionage group with potential links to the country's government has been stealing travel information and mobile data of individuals in the Middle East, a new report says.
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Justin Harvey, chief security officer at Fidelis Cybersecurity company, said the suspect website in the hack was affiliated with others that host sophisticated malware undetected by the vast majority of antivirus providers.
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It's not known, for example, if the spermatids (as they're called) had mutations, or if the mice produced by this technique had inherited undetected genetic or chromosomal abnormalities resulting from those mutations.
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For instance, the key to Halbach's automobile was found in Avery's bedroom during a sixth and final search of his home; the key went undetected during the first five searches by invstigators.
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The group shared its findings with Wired and in two videos demonstrated the techniques behind the relatively simple hacks, which could allow unscrupulous delivery people to move around Key-enabled homes undetected.
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Democrats want to know how the auto insurance and unauthorized accounts practices went on undetected, and Wells Fargo plans to compensate customers who were wrongly charged for insurance, according to the letter.
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Here's the scoop: Surf the ol' web completely undetected under the protection of VPNSecure, a VPN that doesn't maintain any logs of your browsing movements (unlike most other services of its kind).
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She had a cryptic pregnancy—one that goes undetected by home pregnancy tests, produces no bump, and comes with minimal symptoms (and those symptoms can easily be mistaken for other conditions anyway).
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"This is unacceptable that such a grave mistake as this one could occur undetected on money appropriated by Parliament," said MP Connie September, who chairs the Committee on Higher Education and Training.
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While U.S. and other NATO subs might potentially penetrate such waters undetected, Moscow's defenses would make it all but impossible for any surface shipping to survive near Russian territory in any war.
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You don't have to be a military genius to know that a supersonic jet that can fly undetected by radar for hundreds of miles will make a difference anywhere in the world.
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A separate study, published in the American Heart Journal in 2010, found that some 34% of people who had sudden cardiac death showed signs of a previous heart attack that went undetected.
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A report in 2014 said police had "massively underestimated" the risk of far-right violence and in a "fiasco" of missteps allowed the cell to go undetected for more than a decade.
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"That gives them the capacity to maliciously modify or steal information, that gives them the capacity to conduct undetected espionage, that gives them the capacity to exert pressure or control," he added.
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If I hadn't suddenly become good at going to the gym and avoiding carbs this past spring, there it would have remained, undetected, nestled in a half-inch blanket of subcutaneous fat.
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Forty-six million people—14 percent of the US—have toxocariasis, although the CDC says true numbers are higher because people rarely connect eventual blindness with roundworms slithering undetected through the body.
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In banning Bitcoin trading, authorities had three main aims: Preventing undetected capital flight, a tulip-mania of gambling by grandmothers in cryptocurrencies, and a crime wave of tax evasion or drug deals.
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In Washington state, an early epicenter of the country's outbreak, the virus had been "blossoming" undetected in some hospitals for weeks, according to a physician with CHI Franciscan's network of hospitals there.
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Inmates who are approved for the home confinement must also first be quarantined in prison for 14 days before being discharged to avoid spreading an undetected case of the virus, Barr said.
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Even if algorithms used by an institution are devoid of explicit bias, institutions must be able to accurately describe how decisions were reached to ensure they aren't rooted in undetected, illegal bias.
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Fast forward to 2006, when a small Chinese diesel-electric submarine surfaced well within torpedo-firing range from the 80,000-ton Kitty Hawk, having gone undetected by the carrier and her escorts.
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As the coronavirus spreads in the US, with more than 270 known cases, the biggest question that's emerged is how many infections remain undetected in a testing crisis that's swept the nation.
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Congenital syphilis, picked up by the fetus in utero, often went undetected in babies and was easily passed on by inoculation – as was clearly demonstrated by several outbreaks of syphilis following vaccination.
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The prosecution is one of the largest medical-murder cases in years, and it has exposed glaring lapses that patients' families and lawyers say allowed the deaths to continue undetected for years.
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According to the study, using the AI technology resulted in fewer false positives, where test results suggest cancer is present when it isn't, and false negatives, where an existing cancer goes undetected.
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The smugglers instead offered those wishing to reach Europe a safe voyage across some 200 km (124 miles) of sea in less than four hours, with the aim of arriving completely undetected.
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Undetected dens could be disturbed or even crushed during a seismic survey, in which large trucks traverse the land in a grid pattern, accompanied by movable supply depots and camps for workers.
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"Infectious disease experts fear that aside from the 14 cases picked up by public health surveillance, there may be other cases, undetected, mixed in with those of colds and flu," they write.
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Anybody can poke around standard-issue encryption keys undetected, but when the 1s and 0s are hooked into specific photons, that snooping triggers telltale state changes—revealing the presence of a hacker!
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This is the end for FX's gripping drama about Russian spies living undetected in the U.S. during the Cold War, which has only two guest star Emmys for character actress Margo Martindale.
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Critics, including the state's local election officials, say undetected fraud at the polls is so minuscule that it does not merit re-identifying voters who already proved their identity when they registered.
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Another Saudi woman who had fled the kingdom for Australia described covertly using her father's phone to access Absher and give herself permission to travel, allowing her to leave the country undetected.
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It is hard to believe that the disheveled and bearded Che could become this bespectacled, balding man, sporting a pedestrian suit and tie, much less cross the border undetected in his guise.
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"Orchid" does, after all, cheekily refer to cryptocurrency that allows people to surf the internet undetected, and it seems as if this figure embodies that crypto power in its blind self-possession.
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Images can be sent expeditiously and anonymously, and while that person does need to be within around 30 feet of their target, in places like a crowded subway, it's easy to go undetected.
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A senior Facebook official says Russian operatives trying to spread misinformation ahead of next year's presidential election are adopting new tactics to try and remain undetected, according to report in Reuters on Thursday.
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Although it's fairly common for large breaches to go undetected for years (years-old hacks of Tumblr and MySpace only surfaced recently), Yahoo's claims about security this summer don't seem to line up.
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"Despite all the caterwauling from Wall Street about CFTC's tough enforcement, there's reason to believe a lot of manipulation in commodities markets goes undetected and unpunished," Miller, the former US congressman, told me.
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Several lawmakers have since contacted both Quest and LabCorp, two of the biggest laboratories in the U.S. to demand answers about the breach and why it went undetected for close to a year.
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In that same 2008 contest, a late, wide swing on the Democratic side that went undetected by nearly all public pollsters in the state prompted the polling industry to investigate what went wrong.
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Kevin Bocek, vice president of security strategy and threat intelligence at Venafi, a U.S.-based cyber security firm, said hackers were growing increasingly more sophisticated and attacks often went undetected for many months.
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Terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels have inflamed fears that ISIS is exploiting the refugee crisis to infiltrate Europe undetected; they have also heightened longstanding concerns about Islamist radicalization in disaffected migrant communities.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - Cyprus's justice minister resigned on Thursday amid public uproar at how police handled disappearances of foreign women, victims of a suspected serial killer whose actions went undetected for almost three years.
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Last week, the company disclosed that hackers backed by what it believed was an unnamed foreign government stole the credentials of 500 million users in a breach that went undetected for two years.
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The PNB staff allegedly did not make note of the fake guarantees sent via the SWIFT financial messaging system in the bank's core accounting software, leading to the fraud remaining undetected for years.
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In Frederickton we slipped (undetected, we thought) into the back pew of a weatherboard church, where the congregants were singing hymns a cappella and by heart in what was approaching an Irish brogue.
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When a regulatory fine is enforced upon a bank, it is often accompanied by a consent order requiring a forensic (lookback) examination of customer data to identify previously undetected risks and suspicious activity.
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Doing so will help ensure those with access to some of the nation's most sensitive facilities and our communities' most vulnerable populations don't also have federal crimes on their records that go undetected.
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The attack was so well-done that the virus worked undetected for months, and its victims didn't know about it until security companies around the world discovered it and started talking about it.
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Tara Smith, a professor of public health at Kent State University, said Friday she thinks Acton's number is "too high," but said that there could be 1,000 undetected cases in Ohio right now.
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During Valentino's residency, the skinny opening (a mere 2340 inches) was a door to the neighboring apartment that allowed Rambova, reportedly staying down the block with her aunt, to come and go undetected.
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Apparently, when they vacated the house, a couple of running toilets and a leaky faucet had gone undetected, draining more than 47,000 gallons in a single month — about eight times more than normal.
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He also faulted them for not detecting the shooting when it happened, which the judge said allowed the culprit or culprits to leave the scene undetected and delayed the discovery of the body.
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When the Internal Revenue Service's Criminal Investigation Division gets stuck with the same number of special agents it had 50 years ago, lots of tax cheating is going to go undetected and unpunished.
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While Facebook took down the official accounts of senior Myanmar military leaders in August, the breadth and details of the propaganda campaign — which was hidden behind fake names and sham accounts — went undetected.
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But public health experts have warned hundreds to thousands more could already be infected — undetected due to a shortfall in testing that has drastically hampered an aggressive response to the virus's spread nationwide.
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NASA also has a designated department that finds undetected asteroids and tracks their orbits, so they have data on where exactly an asteroid will be up to hundreds of years in the future.
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After the ceremony, the newlyweds, slipped out undetected to prepare for their big reveal at the reception: The bride taxied a Cessna 172 to the party hangar with her husband at her side.
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But those policies still couldn't fully contain the epidemic, in part because a large number of infected people from mainland China went undetected and could have dispersed across the globe, the researchers write.
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"Data spiking then continued undetected over some months and at rates as much as 106,032,045 per cent (4.6 GB) higher than the pre-video data egress baseline for Mr. Bezos' phone of 430KB."
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Stealing healthcare data is far more labor intensive, requiring attackers to keep their presence in a victim's network undetected for months as they steal data, then they need to find buyers, he added.
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So health officials say the infection was probably part of the same transmission chain as the earlier cases in the outbreak, and not evidence of a different chain that had been developing undetected.
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That stark realization has taken hold in high-level White House meetings, during which some administration officials have voiced concerns the coronavirus is already spreading undetected within U.S. borders, two officials told POLITICO.
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In a span of about 10 minutes, Cruz roamed the halls and targeted people huddled in classrooms on the first and second floors before leaving the campus undetected in a crowd of students.
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On the other hand, with about 200 influenza-positive cases coming in during the three-month containment effort, there were likely dozens of cases that came in undetected in their "pre-symptomatic" stage.
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Most STDs can be treated, and many are curable, but if they go undetected, they can have life-changing and life-threatening consequences, including cancer, infertility, ectopic pregnancy, and increased risk for HIV.
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He was never referred to a counter-extremism program and MI5 also did not restrict his travel, allowing him to return to Britain undetected in the days before he carried out the attack.
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The last few generations have found consoles transforming from specialty items into catch-all media players, and there's something to be said for a product that can sit on your shelf, largely undetected.
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"If they can achieve that capability, they could put nuclear weapons on submarines that could get much closer to the United States … That might go undetected in the vast Pacific Ocean," he said.
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Despite its large size and long follow-up, the study is limited by the fact that undetected cancers or other illnesses could be the reasons for some men's poor fitness levels, the researchers acknowledge.
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"They defeated locks, alarms, surveillance video, and went as far as to manipulate the exterior lights in the parking lot so they could work in the dark of the night, completely undetected," police said.
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The accounts that were not caught by outsiders for sharing graphic or threatening content often went undetected due to the insulated nature of the communities and the number of languages employed by ISIS members.
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There's no way Littlefinger would have noticed he was being followed in episode 5 of the current season, especially not when Arya was able to slip through a closed door undetected this past Sunday.
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Metering has prompted smugglers to take migrants to remote parts of the border to cross undetected instead of waiting for weeks on the Mexican side for their turn to ask the US for asylum.
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Cyberespionage operations, in which a government casts a wide net against civilian targets to gather intelligence before an important geopolitical event, are not uncommon, but they often go undetected or unreported to the public.
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We're not yet sure what each of these individual compounds does, but the net result is clear: an unmatched ability to feast, undetected, on the blood of many different organisms, for days on end.
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Indeed, this latter scenario was proven in 1003 by a handful of University of Texas students who built a spoofing device for about $3,000 and used it to commandeer a yacht's navigation system undetected.
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A new emerging security category known as User & Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) is tackling the insider threat problem (think Snowden) as well as anomalous network and endpoint behavior previously undetected by existing security solutions.
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Norway's National Security Authority did not immediately respond to an email with questions, but told Reuters that the infection is likely LockerGoga, a new kind of digitally signed ransomware that went undetected until recently.
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Mr Foos fitted his property with an "observation platform" in the attic, complete with fake ventilator grates, enabling him to spy on his guests (often accompanied by his wife) undetected for around three decades.
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In January, a European security watchdog warned that human traffickers were capitalizing on widespread chaos at migrant reception centers across southern Europe to transport their victims undetected and lure other migrants into forced labor.
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The Robertsons' case is part of a new wave of lawsuits against sperm banks, highlighting claims of deception and negligence, and adding an array of challenges beyond the longstanding issue of undetected genetic problems.
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While its effects can be catastrophic to developing fetuses, in adults the effects are usually mild or negligible, and health officials assume that for every person with symptoms, four more have undetected Zika infection.
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Skeletons can spacewalk indefinitely, what on account of the no lungs and everything, and can also go undetected by heat sensors—again, due to the complete lack of any living tissues or bodily systems.
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For a small payment, the would-be attackers can obtain an undetected ransomware variant and a designated set of C&C infrastructure servers, and easily manage their active campaigns using a basic web interface.
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Russia dominated the standings at Sochi, where investigators last year said an elaborate cheating operation involving the Federal Security Service had allowed the nation's athletes to use prohibited substances throughout competition and go undetected.
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Though it went largely unmentioned in Trump's address, administration officials spent part of Thursday seeking to explain early missteps in making coronavirus testing widely available, a key juncture that's been blamed for undetected spread.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration's woefully slow rollout of COVID-19 testing has allowed the pandemic to spread undetected throughout the U.S. for weeks, forcing public health officials to do battle with an invisible enemy.
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Indonesia has reported 27 cases of coronavirus, including one death, as of Wednesday, a relatively small figure for its population, which has sparked some concern among medical professionals about the risk of undetected cases.
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The world's most populous Muslim-majority country has reported less than 300 coronavirus cases but there are suspicions many have gone undetected and medical workers have accused the government of a "half-hearted" response.
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What's less clear, though, is which ones actually moved the needle, and which ones — like censoring coronavirus posts on the popular social messaging app WeChat — may have inadvertently caused more cases to go undetected.
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There were nearly 13,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the U.S. as of Thursday, but some experts think there may be thousands more that have gone undetected because of the slow pace of testing.
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The world's most populous Muslim-majority country has reported less than 300 coronavirus cases but there are suspicions many have gone undetected and medical workers have accused the government of a "half-hearted" response.
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Public health experts have become concerned that the lack of adequate testing in several states has led to community transmission and warned there may be many undetected cases that could lead to further infections.
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And the Westerdam passenger who disembarked in Cambodia was only detected as sick when she was screened at an airport in Malaysia, meaning more sick people from the ships might be running loose, undetected.
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In the three years since, that second group has largely gone dark—until security researchers spotted them in the midst of another spy campaign, one that continued undetected for as long as six years.
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Russian hackers targeted election systems in all 50 states in 2016, according to the Senate Intelligence Committee, a far-reaching effort that went largely undetected by federal and local election officials at the time.
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Residents said the fighters have been opening passages in the walls between houses to allow them to move from block to block undetected, disappear after hit-and-run operations and track government troop movements.
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"Traffickers use various accounts across several nations and transfer small amounts to move money through banks undetected," said James Heinzman, an executive vice president at Israeli-based cybersecurity and big data analytics company ThetaRay.
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Government spokesman Stelios Petsas said authorities would create "closed pre-departure centres", which would make it easier to control the movements of asylum seekers and prevent them from slipping across to the mainland undetected.
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Vital protection and status for Dreamers should not be bartered for billions of dollars to feed a bloated border-industrial complex, when DHS itself says the border has never been harder to cross undetected.
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Security videos showed the teenagers, two of whom are accused of murder, running undetected through the empty hallways of the Davidson County Juvenile Detention Facility and escaping through the front door on November 30.
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The third wave is avian flu, now fatal to humans, and the fourth involves aliens who enter our bodies without permission, squatting undetected and denying us the ability to work out who is what.
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At a packed news conference in New Delhi, PNB executives said the lender was working with regulators to determine how the largest fraud to take place in India could have gone undetected for years.
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Krebs told reporters that given the relative level of quite ahead of Election Day, the DHS is trying to determine if there will be any last-minute cyber attacks or previously undetected election intrusions.
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Teens escaped through the front doors The arrests come hours after officials released security videos that showed the teens running undetected through the empty hallways of the facility and escaping through the front door.
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It's possible that those people could develop symptoms later, but they also offer evidence that many coronavirus carriers in China might be going undetected, since they probably wouldn't visit a doctor without experiencing symptoms.
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"Technically, manipulation would be possible in several ways, but it is unlikely that manipulation would remain undetected," Thorsten Schröder, another researcher involved in the study, wrote in an op-ed for the magazine Der Spiegel.
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Coupled with the fact that children and their parents are less likely to actively monitor children's credit reports, direct access to the child creates an environment in which fraudsters can operate undetected for extended periods.
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Thought it may seem strange that a new species of spider has been lurking undetected in Indiana, Milne says it's a misconception that all new spiders are going to be found in sparsely populated areas.
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To reach it, any would-be-invaders have to get under your skin, travel through your bloodstream undetected by immune system sentries, somehow cross a cell membrane, and finally find their way into the nucleus.
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When utilized well, cognitive tools help humans identify patterns and surface previously undetected cyberattack patterns on your company, customer buying behavior or predictive signals of catastrophic equipment failure based on readings from sensor-enabled devices.
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I've asked Facebook for more detail on how and when its Marketing Partners are reviewed, and how this seemingly fundamental violation of the prohibition against automated data collection could have gone undetected for so long.
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It's revealed that—although she chose not to share this information with anyone onboard the ship for no apparent reason—Holdo equipped transporter ships with cloaking devices that would allow the rebels to escape undetected.
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When Microsoft first profiled them in 2016, it was for malware that the group had used undetected for at least seven years — an eternity in hacker time and evidence of how talented the group is.
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"Using relatively simple tools and techniques, testers were able to take control of systems and largely operate undetected, due in part to basic issues such as poor password management and unencrypted communications," the report states.
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Well, the height likely gave them decent visual coverage because when the QB slips Mengarelli the ball, he just tucks along the line—undetected until it's too late—and finds himself in the end zone.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said it was urgently seeking information from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency after it accused carmaker Fiat Chrysler Automobiles of illegally using hidden software to allow excess diesel emissions to go undetected.
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Some manufacturers will always cut corners or make mistakes, but better detection tools and stricter safety rules mean that problems that once went undetected are now more often spotted and traced back to their source.
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Increasingly woozy from an undetected subdural hematoma, or a buildup of blood that puts pressure on the brain, that was developing in his skull, Mr. Abdusalamov was told to take a cab to the hospital.
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It's impossible to know how many migrants from outside the Americas begin the journey and do not make it to the United States, or how many make it to the country and slip through undetected.
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"Using relatively simple tools and techniques, testers were able to take control of systems and largely operate undetected, due in part to basic issues such as poor password management and unencrypted communications," the report said.
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November 26, 103 - Gerald Gainous Jr. makes his way over the fence, hides for two hours on the grounds undetected and is able to get within five feet of Susan Ford, President Gerald Ford's daughter.
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The hackers not only embarrassed OPM by breaching it and going undetected for months, they also trolled the agency's forensic investigators, using Marvel superhero names to steal the data under their noses, the report revealed.
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Mohamad Khweis, a 27-year-old former Metro Access bus driver in Fairfax County, quit his job, sold his car and traveled to Iraq and Syria in December 2015 entirely undetected by U.S. intelligence agencies.
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The online population of abusive content is growing and can remain online undetected, and children are often blocked from getting photos and videos of their abuse taken down, even long after their abusers are caught.
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The department's paper-thin excuses about reallocating resources to focus on other pollution concerns were likely of little comfort to families and communities made more vulnerable to increased levels of air pollution that went undetected.
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Grigory Rodchenkov, the former longtime head of Russia's antidoping laboratory, had told The Times that the Russian government ran an elaborate program to help the country's athletes use banned, performance-enhancing drugs and go undetected.
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The scheme went undetected for years, prosecutors said, because the people with oversight responsibility to guard against criminal activity — Mr. Guzzone at Bloomberg and Mr. Olson and Mr. Nigro at Turner — were in on it.
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Indonesia only confirmed its first cases of the virus last week while some neighbors had reported scores of cases far earlier, raising concerns among medical experts about infections either not being reported or going undetected.
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Indonesia only confirmed its first cases of the virus last week while some neighbors had reported scores of cases far earlier, raising concerns among medical experts about infections either not being reported or going undetected.
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An undetected, large-scale increase in performance-enhancing drug use could still be an explanation for the current surge in home runs, but the stricter testing and penalties in place would argue against that notion.
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At least 100 undetected but infectious travelers were already on the move when the travel bans went into effect, according to new estimates, and those people likely spread it to the rest of the world.
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A spokesman for the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State described the militants' use of tunnels in several different cities as "a challenge for our partner forces" and meant to allow them to "move undetected".
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But those who manage to cross the border into the enclaves undetected are usually allowed to lodge an asylum claim in Spain, though they are often sent back once their applications are rejected months later.
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DAKAR (Reuters) - Scientists in Sierra Leone have found live bats infected with Marburg virus, a deadly hemorrhagic fever similar to Ebola and so far undetected in West Africa, a U.S. government statement said on Thursday.
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We met one fisherman in the Monguno camp who had been sneaking back to a small lake to fish, then stuffing his catch in his pants in hopes of passing undetected on his way home.
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Criminal hackers and intelligence agencies use zero day exploits to open a stealth door into your system, and because antivirus companies also don't know about them, the exploits can remain undetected for years before they're discovered.
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It's unclear at the moment if the U.S. will be a target, particularly after top intelligence officials in the country cautioned Americans earlier this year against buying Huawei phones, warning the phones could conduct undetected espionage.
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Wound infections the boys received appear to be minor at this point, but the boys will be examined carefully for previously undiscovered wounds that may have gone undetected in the dark cave where they were trapped.
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Border crossings fell by almost two-thirds to 228,000 between 2010 and 2016, according to the UNHCR, the UN's refugee agency (the real figures will be far higher, however: plenty of Eritreans get into Sudan undetected).
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In Sochi itself, where international observers were scrutinizing the drug tests, positive results could not simply be brushed away, so the FSB developed a method of opening urine bottles to allow samples to be swapped undetected.
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That security safeguard doesn't look quite so foolproof after a group of researchers from Rhino Security Labs discovered multiple techniques to knock out the Cloud Cam and enter a house equipped with a Key system undetected.
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In a White House interview with Time magazine published Thursday, Trump said almost three dozen of the stealth jets flew over Japan undetected during a visit to Tokyo by US Defense Secretary James Mattis in February.
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Later in the game, you can increase the drone's stealth capabilities and even equip it with a noisemaker so that you can use it as a distraction to sneak your squad through, undetected by pesky patrols.
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They're easy for scammers to obtain and the scammers go undetected for weeks or months, and the IRS doesn't tell you when your tax return has been filed, meaning anyone can do it without your knowledge.
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PNB has accused two low-level employees of the Brady House branch - where Sharma also worked - of issuing the LOUs without making corresponding entries in the bank's main software, helping the fraud go undetected for years.
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Also: A high level of proof is required to label a death a suicide, so in an overdose where there is no note and no one reports recent suicidal behavior, it is likely to go undetected.
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During a recent meeting with Reuters in Johannesburg, a senior Zimbabwean intelligence agent laid out on the table his three battered old Nokia handsets - the price he pays to ensure his movements and messages go undetected.
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It was four times stronger than the 225-magnitude Northridge earthquake in 19903, a Los Angeles-area disaster along a previously undetected fault that took more than 21990 lives and caused about $2680 billion in damage.
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The district, Newark Public Schools, told the State Department of Environmental Protection on Monday that annual testing found concentrations ranging from undetected to above the department's action level for lead, which is 15 parts per billion.
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In another scenario, someone who had become infected in China, where the virus originated, might have returned to Washington weeks ago with a mild infection and passed it on, undetected, until many more people became affected.
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Granik co-wrote the screenplay based on Peter Rock's novel "My Abandonment," which was based on an article in The Oregonian about a father and daughter who were living undetected in Portland's parks for four years.
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So epidemiologists had reason to believe the new coronavirus could continue to spread undetected in countries like Malaysia, Indonesia, and Cambodia, which possess a weaker public health infrastructure than China and have historically lacked sequencing capacity.
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And the fact that it persisted undetected for two years suggests that it may have been contained to a foreign country, since this kind of data traveling to a faraway server would have otherwise raised alarms.
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The software's review of mammograms resulted in a reduction in the number of false negatives, where existing cancer goes undetected, as well as in the number of false positives, where tests wrongly show signs of cancer.
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Soon after midnight, Mr. Bonds was dressed in an all-black outfit that officials believe he was using to escape undetected and carrying a revolver that had been reported stolen several years ago in West Virginia.
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Six months later though, the Navy disclosed that it had unearthed a chunk of low-level radioactive dirt the size of a basketball that had previously gone undetected, which it also claimed posed no real threat.
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Researchers at Slovakian security software firm ESET said they had found a "backdoor" written into some of M.E.Doc's software updates, likely with access to the company's source code, which allowed hackers to enter companies' systems undetected.
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WASHINGTON — A California man who climbed over the White House fence last week managed to roam undetected on the grounds for about 17 minutes, as Secret Service agents appeared to ignore several alarms, officials said Friday.
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The family is forced to squeeze itself into a couple of rooms, and there is much German smashing of furniture and seizing of valuables, though Grandma's cache of jewels and coins in an enema bag remains undetected.
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The houses are interconnected by rat lines -- holes carved out of the walls that are 40 centimeters wide and 100 centimeters high (about 15 inches wide by 39 inches high) -- and allow ISIS fighters to move undetected.
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The settlement offers some lessons from multiple perspectives: Bribery that is undetected by executives reveals gaps in monitoring, record-keeping and compliance controls, and long-term overbilling by contractors signals corporate lapses in vendor oversight and selection.
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The analysis determined that the cyber espionage hack was an advanced persistent threat (APT) — a continuous, clandestine, and sophisticated hacking technique used to gain access to a system and remain undetected for a prolonged period of time.
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Only half of women in the region have undergone programs for prevention of mother-to-child transmission, leaving more children at higher risk of acquiring HIV during pregnancy, birth and breastfeeding, then going undetected, according to UNICEF.
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"This is particularly concerning because the virus that has been affecting these children is a virus that has been circulating (undetected)," Dr. Michel Zaffran, the WHO's director of polio eradication, said in an August Facebook Live discussion.
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The shares tumbled 16 percent on Thursday after the EPA accused the world's seventh-largest carmaker of illegally using hidden software to allow excess diesel emissions to go undetected, suggesting a maximum fine of about $4.6 billion.
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"Given the lack of formal electoral or regulatory disclosure requirements, charitable giving may be a form of political influence that goes mostly undetected by voters and shareholders, and which is directly subsidized by taxpayers," the authors wrote.
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A passenger with a firearm in his carry-on was able to pass through a TSA security checkpoint undetected and board his flight amid a government shutdown that is reportedly affecting agency employees showing up to work.
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Either healthy tissues overlap in ways that make it appear as if there are potentially cancerous abnormalities and women get unnecessary invasive follow-up tests, or a real tumor is hidden behind healthy tissue and goes undetected.
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Yet one of the fastest-growing forms of power in our moment has gone relatively undetected: the power that comes with dominating the digital infrastructure that people have less and less of a choice not to ply.
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Callie's daughter Venus died in her arms because of a breast cancer that went undetected for months due to lack of health insurance — in a state where lawmakers refused to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.
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The risk of communicable disease outbreak in what are essentially make-shift prisons is high, as is the risk that undetected medical illness will progress and place these people at risk for serious illness, disability and death.
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Sextortion - defined as the abuse of power to obtain a sexual benefit or advantage - affects women globally, but low awareness of the issue means it often goes undetected and unpunished, found a review by Transparency International (TI).
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The last time 23.9 consecutive Atlantic storms became hurricanes was in 2185 — and because tracking technology was far more primitive then, meteorologists say, some weak tropical storms or tropical depressions may have gone undetected within that streak.
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