Unmonitored retaliation does not work in a modern civil society.
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There has been damage to fragile lands by unmonitored visitors.
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That would be a significant departure from today's largely unmonitored cameras.
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If he completes the classes, he can then have unmonitored visits.
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He said for many years capital had largely unmanaged and unmonitored.
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An alert about a coronavirus infection sat in an unmonitored inbox.
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Princess says it believes the alert sat unread in unmonitored inboxes.
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It is clear by now that Twitter cannot be left unmonitored.
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Sadie loved cantaloupe and could eat the entire melon if left unmonitored.
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This is why he's not allowed to go into any room unmonitored.
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If left unmonitored, I start to resemble my twin brother circa 2005.
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But she has earned a following among listeners who value unmonitored reveries.
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We're talking gaps in background checks, online sales, unmonitored purchasing and more.
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Hundreds more may have left the area through other, unmonitored exits, the spokesman said.
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Administrative denials and delays allowed the disease to spread unmonitored for several crucial weeks.
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Unmonitored trolling can lead users to dark places, where dangerous behaviors are normalized and encouraged.
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But Townsend says she's not worried that unmonitored potlucks will result in people getting sick.
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The R1 may not have room for a human driver, but the vehicles aren't completely unmonitored.
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Visualsoft, an e-commerce services firm, offers unmonitored flexitime as well as unlimited holiday, Glassdoor said.
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And in many camps with high visitor traffic, these sweet additions to their diet go unmonitored.
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The R2 may not have room for a human driver, but the vehicles aren't completely unmonitored.
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Roughly 70 percent of the Earth's surface is covered in ocean, leaving huge swaths of ocean unmonitored.
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He claimed that the multiple email requests to Newman were all sent to an unmonitored email address.
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Belafonte and his attorneys were in court Monday trying to get unmonitored visitation with 5-year-old Madison.
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Over 2,000 more entered "irregularly" during a similar time period, without official authorization, such as across unmonitored fields.
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There were some 30-odd months when I had brief, unmonitored, almost surreal contact with the outside world.
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But in liberal modernity, unmonitored speech is the norm and limits to speech are suspect unless specifically justified.
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Crimea held an unmonitored referendum on leaving Ukraine to join Russia, which formally annexed the territory in March.
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If a body of water goes unmonitored, families should not eat fish from it more than once a week.
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Tumbleweeds are a-blowin' through app stores in China, as unmonitored and foreign-run communication tools continue to vanish.
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He notes that the most dangerous corners of the internet remain unmonitored, while Jihadology, Zelin's blog, is easily found.
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Many have crossed over in the Canadian provinces of Manitoba and Quebec, walking across unmonitored fields or through ditches.
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Methane emissions from oil and gas systems are poorly understood, and in most cases unmonitored and unregulated by governmental agencies.
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From the northern, eastern, and western sides, this sprawl of humanity is completely unmonitored — a wild west in the eastern desert.
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Under the existing custody order, Chris gets 12 days a month with his daughter and it will continue to be unmonitored.
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Owls, hawks and coyotes are known to grab unmonitored pets, even if the pets are kept in a fenced back yard.
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The proliferation of digital surveillance software is making the elimination of unmonitored, unaccountable moments an expected part of a business's service.
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He's asking the court to cut him a break on child support, and to grant him unmonitored visits with his kid.
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After Bernard learns of unmonitored hosts in the park, he travels to the mysterious lower levels of the facility to collect information.
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From there, they walk along railway tracks and across open fields for hours to cross an unmonitored stretch of the Canada-U.
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For charging stations — often in the middle of nowhere and unmonitored — relying on contactless payments can reduce device tampering and credit card fraud.
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All of these are pots of money that — unlike your checking account and credit card — may go unmonitored for long stretches of time.
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Kendall's book also provides delightful peeks at life inside the White House, a place where you might think nothing could (or should) go unmonitored.
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" She continues, "Shame needs a contained space in order to grow, and since I wasn't telling anyone, it was just festering inside me, unmonitored.
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This, experts warn, has turned Facebook into a vast, opaque, and unmonitored world where political advocacy has become hard to distinguish from political advertising.
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The ability to talk to friends and family on an unmonitored phone, send pictures, or get on the Internet is a rare luxury for inmates.
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The 22-year-old woman was thought to have crossed the border between Uganda and Congo at an unmonitored crossing point, the deleted reports said.
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"Shkreli, however, did not want to wait for that process to play out and instead launched an unmonitored drug trial in Cyprus," the filing said.
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From the brief: Essentially, New Jersey could flip the ultimate bird and remove all laws pertaining to sports betting, thus allowing unregulated, unlicensed, and unmonitored gambling.
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Mel B says her estranged husband is involved in the porn industry, and that means he shouldn't be allowed to have unmonitored visitation with their kids.
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"This is unethical and immoral legislation that makes women guinea pigs in an unmonitored, inappropriate experiment," said Vicki Saporta, the president of the National Abortion Federation.
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Angelina had previously filed unsealed documents alleging Brad had parenting issues that made it too risky for him to have unmonitored visits with their 6 kids.
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Disclosing listing data would allow "more prosecution of bad actors who are pushing out tenants" in a "largely unmonitored rental market," Ms. Rivera, a Democrat, said.
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The Defense Department has also provided the ACLU attorneys with "access to unmonitored forms of communication" at new locations in the New York City area, it said.
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While the larger comic-cons have become gluttonous celebrations of advertising, dress up, and stupidity, the smaller ones have become feel good drum circles of unmonitored mediocrity.
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Several sources say Angelina filed the documents because she feared Brad was angling to change their temporary agreement so that he could have unmonitored visits with the children.
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The online attacks, like the one perpetrated on Wu, began and gathered force on sites like 22chan, Twitter, and Reddit, the largely unmonitored town halls of the web.
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This type of proposal, which addresses the grave risks posed by an industry of this size going largely unmonitored, has long enjoyed bipartisan support from state attorneys general.
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She's pro-intimacy, in favor of girls seeking out the kind of unscripted, unmonitored contact that might allow them to put themselves forward without risking calamitous social censure.
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The bus was carrying worshippers, many of them children, to the Monastery of St. Samuel the Confessor when gunmen opened fire in a stretch of open, unmonitored road.
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To avoid what Grandin aptly describes as a "ritual of abuse," many migrants simply circumvented border controls by crossing along unmonitored stretches, as they had done for decades before.
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This so-called gun show loophole, which also applies to mail-order purchases and other transactions, allows firearms deals between individuals in the same state to go essentially unmonitored.
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As face masks sold on Amazon are spiking in price in response to the demand, sellers are putting an array of face masks on Etsy in essentially unmonitored listings.
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However, because of mostly unmonitored and unlimited user intervention, not every result is actually an abortion clinic, and many are actually trying to decieve potential patients into believing they are.
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The lawsuit accuses the airline of negligence, alleging the flight crew left the girl "unsupervised and unmonitored" for a long period of time, allowing the abuse to continue without intervention.
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"We would venture to say that it's a cause," Callahan said over the phone, noting the ease with which services like Facebook and Instagram allow students and teachers to communicate unmonitored.
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Notorious "pharma bro" Martin Shkreli in 22014 launched an "unmonitored drug trial in Cyprus" — without FDA oversight — for a treatment being developed by his then-company Retrophin, federal prosecutors revealed Tuesday.
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If validated health information is too complex to understand, patients may seek out more readable sources such as online forums, blogs or support groups that go unmonitored by professional practitioners, Zhou said.
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Carroll recounted bumping into a younger Trump at the department store and agreeing to help him choose a present for a woman, when he allegedly led her to an unmonitored dressing room.
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The initial visit is with a therapist present and the therapist then has the power to either allow Brad subsequent unmonitored visits or insist on being present whenever he's around the kids.
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The nature of modern organizations is that they are so complex, with so many people doing so many unmonitored things, that it's harder than it seems to know what's really going on.
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"In order to assess these claims, the Chinese government should allow the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights unhindered and unmonitored access to all camps and all detainees - which has yet to occur".
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Mr. Price also throws in the side business of unmonitored cellphone calls in prison, a monologue on "getting rid of nightmares" in jury selection and the proper attire for defendants in criminal court.
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We're told Angelina is relying on the family therapist, who says it's too early for Brad to have unmonitored visits -- but she does want him to have solo visits ... once the therapist signs off.
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The Rapid7 researchers attributed that difference to the fact that "even small, personal aircraft are rarely parked in unmonitored, open areas like open parking lots or public streets," as is the case for cars.
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Providing access to a cultural landscape where media giants hold little domain, the invisible hit parade remains an authentic musical underground in a freemium world, a hideout where listening habits go unmonitored and unmonetized.
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The moves have stoked concerns that security risks could go unmonitored, as well as concerns about longer wait times for commercial vehicles at ports of entry, according to two of the homeland security officials.
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In the world of insta-pundits and unmonitored comments, newspaper editorials may seem quaint, evoking cranky gentlemen of a certain age banging away with wrath on their keyboards about the incandescent issues of the day.
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Michael Cohen Slams Trump in First Post-Sentencing Interview: 'The Man Doesn't Tell the Truth' But it may not be enough: More park sites are expected to close because of the flood of unmonitored visitors.
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It's the same reason older men cloak their transphobia by claiming they're afraid of "men" being in the same unmonitored bathrooms as their daughters, when they're actually talking about trans women trying to relieve themselves.
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The attorney general offered no specific details about the conditions at the detention facility, but numerous reports have suggested the jail was understaffed and that Epstein was left unmonitored for long stretches of time before his death.
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We're told Angelina felt it necessary to file the docs in order to have the court enforce the terms -- specifically the part about letting a therapist make the call on when Brad can start having unmonitored visits.
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She told VICE News earlier this month that because political ads are "a small fraction" of political promotion online, the legislation doesn't appear to be a complete fix to the problem of unmonitored political spending on the internet.
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Like many of today's technology entrepreneurs, Mr. Thiel grew up in the early days of the web when it was a true libertarian's dream, a fringe system that allowed people to share thoughts and ideas undisturbed and unmonitored.
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In today's day and age, they go well beyond the firewalls on which companies once relied, with risks that include shadow IT, misconfigurations in cloud hosting, lost devices owing to M&A events, and unauthorized or unmonitored IoT equipment.
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This letter warns that if the cuts to CSIRO's oceans and atmosphere research program go through, "the Southern Hemisphere will be left with no sustainable, world-class climate modelling capability" and large portions of the hemisphere will go unmonitored.
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And if Trump disclosed highly classified information in an Oval Office meeting with Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and ambassador to the U.S. Sergey Kislyak in the Oval Office, imagine what he could do with a potentially unmonitored phone.
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At the social network's scale — and without the company dedicating sufficient resources to more comprehensive detection methods — it's difficult for Facebook to track the kinds of illicit or potentially harmful behaviors that flourish in unmonitored corners of its sprawling platform.
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As Mexico militarizes its southern border under increased pressure from Trump, coyotes are already looking for new routes to the U.S. The 540-mile border separating Guatemala and Mexico is remote and largely unmonitored, with vast swaths of forests and mountains.
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One recent study estimated that most leaks can be fixed at extremely low cost, and others have found that a large portion of emissions come from a small number of "super-emitters," unmonitored facilities that belch methane into the air.
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Knowing where your beauty ingredients come from is far more complex than sourcing the dairy you drink; there are countless steps, and many people involved, which is where the potential for unpaid labor, unfair deals, and unmonitored formulations can arise.
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"I argue instead that Internet access is itself a moral human right that requires that everyone has unmonitored and uncensored access to this global medium, which should be publicly provided free of charge for those unable to afford it," he said.
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The Houthis aren't yet an Iranian-controlled proxy but Iran's current level of influence with the movement easily could grow in future years — particularly if Tehran can covertly send arms via a Houthi-controlled Red Sea coastline or unmonitored air transportation.
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Chutkan ruled that the Defense Department should provide the ACLU with "temporary, immediate and unmonitored access" to the man to determine if he wants the organization to pursue a habeas corpus petition on his behalf and provide him with legal advice.
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The complaint says that Johnson was transferred to an unmonitored segregation cell with all of his belongings, including the shoelaces, after a "scuffle" with another inmate over Johnson being upset his fellow inmates had alerted a guard to his suicide attempt.
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As taxpayers are the ultimate shareholders of government bureaucracies, with no residual income accruing from change in TSA firm value, and no ability to sell shares even if a residual income existed, the TSA can go virtually unmonitored (hence the 95% failure rate).
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Dareen Khalifa, a Syria analyst at the International Crisis Group, said unmonitored entry of militias and civilians from Iran, Iraq, and Lebanon in addition to illegal border crossing and smuggling routes means there is still risk of infections being brought from outside.
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The "unmonitored use of such excessive amounts of Lorazepam [or Ativan] ... was known to increase the risk of suicide because it can severely impair judgment, thinking and impulse control and diminish the ability of a patient to think and act rationally," the family's lawsuit reads.
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Fingerprints are required for the millions of people in those occupations, including teachers, medical professionals, caregivers to the elderly and sick, stockbrokers, cab drivers, real estate agents, school volunteers and fire fighters, because they have regular unmonitored access to vulnerable populations or significant financial assets.
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The pity now, as Peter Bridgewater, a former IWC chairman, puts it, is that Japan is giving up catching minkes from a healthy population in the Southern Ocean in return for catching unmonitored numbers from a population in the north Pacific whose health is much less certain.
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And since the competition happens up to 90 miles offshore where fishing is almost entirely unmonitored, any person who wins more than $50,000 may be, at the discretion of the directors, subject to a lie detector test to address any potential question of impropriety that may arise.
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Park officials found the fire on a Wednesday, but left it unmonitored and unattended in the overnight hours of five consecutive nights to discover the blaze had grown from less than an acre to between 250 and 500 acres (100-200 hectares), according to the lawsuit.
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So-called penetration tests frequently show how easily an outsider can slip into an office through the employee smoking area, past an unmonitored camera, into a door held open by a polite employee, or through a metal detector being overseen by an underpaid and overworked security contractor.
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Sullivan said it was incumbent on U.N. member states to ensure it was able to closely monitor human rights abuses by China and added that it must seek "immediate, unhindered, and unmonitored" access to the western region of Xinjiang for the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights.
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Government attorneys filed the response in the US District Court for the District of Columbia after the civil rights group petitioned the court for "immediate and unmonitored access" to the individual who was turned over to US forces by the US-backed Kurdish-led group fighting ISIS last month.
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West Wing officials also have little desire for Mr. Trump to intervene here, but after the president's recent streak of success in Republican nominating contests, nobody felt confident predicting what he may do in this race, and as he heads into a weekend of unmonitored golf at his New Jersey resort.
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"If public defenders are complaining that they find it inconvenient to visit their clients in jail (they have 24/7 access, by the way) or to utilize the sheriff's established protocol for unmonitored (and thus, privileged) calls, perhaps they are in the wrong business," Mr. Daley said in a subsequent email.
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They asked to to be briefed on Iran's mid-range ballistic weapon program, to hold "an unmonitored and lengthy" meeting with Iranian-American businessman Siamak Manmi, who's currently in Iranian prison, and to speak with Iran's Revolutionary Guard about the brief detention of American sailors who strayed into Iranian waters last month.
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Screenshot: GizmodoEverything considered though, the advantages of DoH for most users far outweigh the disadvantages: Mozilla says Firefox will disable DoH if parental controls are detected on the system, and it's promised not to make the setting the default in the UK for now due to concerns over unmonitored access to child abuse sites.
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To the Editor: Re "Mueller Finds No Trump-Russia Conspiracy" (front page, March 25): Let me get this straight: Numerous members of Donald Trump's campaign and family had contacts and meetings with Russia-connected individuals; they repeatedly lied about and tried to cover this up; Jared Kushner tried to set up a private, unmonitored communication link with the Kremlin; Mr. Trump met alone with Vladimir Putin without any American officials present; and Mr. Trump has repeatedly praised Mr. Putin and attempted to undermine NATO.
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