Many Welcome To Video users likely thought they were untraceable.
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Nuts are untraceable and are quickly absorbed into the market.
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Zcash, an untraceable Bitcoin alternative,launched its first public alpha release.
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Another significant change is that anonymous content will now be untraceable.
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Rivello apparently made significant efforts to keep his Twitter account untraceable.
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It allows people to create -- to make guns that are untraceable.
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And being "untraceable" on the internet is simply a pipe dream.
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Most informal transactions are made in cash because it is untraceable.
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Those illegal catches, blended in with the rest, then become untraceable.
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The subtle variation in the blue's tonality produces an untraceable pattern.
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Demands have ranged from about $30,000 to $150,000, payable in untraceable bitcoins.
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But that by itself produced unresolved suspicions; compliance systems made transfers untraceable.
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Some thought they were untraceable, having invented new identities in other countries.
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All of your data is secure and your internet activity is untraceable.
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The obvious answer is to make the payoff as untraceable as possible.
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Quality, untraceable guns may very well be printable in people's living rooms.
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It's instead designed to be far more private: fully anonymous, and virtually untraceable.
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Claire McCaskill, is giving away a machine that can make "untraceable" gun parts.
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He used plug-in operating systems to make his tracks almost untraceable. Almost.
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Customers also use largely untraceable digital currencies, such as bitcoin, to make transactions.
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The weapons are mostly plastic, don't have serial numbers and are largely untraceable.
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But without access to forensic technology, these prints are rendered meaningless and untraceable.
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He makes deals with businessmen in Panama to create an untraceable web of transactions.
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Another example is Monero, which claims to offer uses untraceable transactions and private purchases.
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I keep saying that bad actors will start using drones to wreak untraceable havoc.
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Some families were untraceable, or had died before the War Graves Commission contacted them.
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School investigators found that the app being used to send the messages was untraceable.
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Hanson often used untraceable gold and silver coins as currency in his own betting.
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Like a landscape, the foil bends and shifts the light, leaving its source untraceable.
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Yolanda Riviera has retired from music and modelling, and is pretty untraceable on the internet.
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Funding for that salary and all of FACT's work has come from mostly untraceable donors.
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Ransomware often goes unreported and payments are made in the largely untraceable digital currency bitcoin.
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Depending on the printer, they can be untraceable and plastic, or they can be metal.
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One of the dealers requested payment in the form of the untraceable electronic currency, Bitcoin.
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And untraceable dark money is becoming a feature, not just a bug in our democracy.
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Because these plastic guns lack a serial number, they are essentially untraceable by law enforcement.
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The combination of Tor and Bitcoin seemed like a safe, untraceable way to buy illegal goods.
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Some of the untraceable firms may be shell companies, reporting revenues they do not themselves earn.
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The monetary demands from the hackers apparently range from $30,000 to $150,000, payable in untraceable bitcoins.
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In the last three elections, more than $600 million in donations came from unknown, untraceable sources.
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He'd sent his employees detailed instructions on the use of encryption, burner emails, and untraceable proxies.
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There's also been bipartisan concern that Iran would use the virtually untraceable funds to finance terror.
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He does not use email; he tends to communicate with his aides through untraceable BlackBerry messages.
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While nothing is ever truly untraceable, this can make it pretty hard to track the activity.
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That's because unlike cocaine, it's perfectly legal to carry gold, and unlike money, it's virtually untraceable.
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The two fled, took refuge in an old farmhouse and began a series of untraceable podcasts.
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Rather than manually depositing funds each payday, set up automatic deposits to an untraceable offshore account.
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Currently, 100% of shark fin sold in Hong Kong is from unsustainable and/or untraceable sources.
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Online groups claiming freedom of speech proudly disseminate instructions for creating untraceable firearms with 3D printers.
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Bitcoin has also been increasingly used in so-called ransomware attacks because of its untraceable nature.
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The process is so easy, Wired's Andy Greenberg built an untraceable AR-15 in the magazine's offices.
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Though the whole point of the site is to be untraceable, every contact through it seared clean.
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In 0003, Mr. Glover and Mr. Mereacre, using pseudonyms and untraceable accounts, contacted security officials at Lynda.
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Arrests for non-compliance are likely only after an untraceable gun is used to commit a crime.
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Maybe he did it during his lunch breaks, punching in Ek's number on an untraceable iPhone 4.
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Its main selling point is that it claims to be more secure, private, and untraceable than bitcoin.
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After I interviewed him in Mexico, Raniere stopped using a phone and used an untraceable email account.
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That reality has startled gun control advocates, who say it makes untraceable firearms all the more available.
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The gun is untraceable, since there's no serial number and possibly no record of it ever being produced.
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"It is the untraceable and undetectable nature of these small firearms that poses a unique danger," Lasnik said.
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Making things easier for hackers is the availability of Bitcoins, the online currency that makes monetary transactions untraceable.
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Meanwhile, the collected data is virtually untraceable as it is passed from data broker to marketers to others.
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Bitcoin is set up to be untraceable, so investigators will struggle to follow a money trail, he said.
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Babcock described the Boatman report as anonymous and untraceable, adding that it was seeking to discover its author.
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The officials told Thomson Reuters that women who fly out as tourists were mostly rendered untraceable once overseas.
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And researchers think there are probably even tinier plastic bits swimming in the bottles that are nearly untraceable.
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Tax haven accounts are usually untraceable, making it impossible for governments to track down what they're legally owed.
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He wanted a "ghost gun," an untraceable 9-millimeter handgun that hadn't been stolen, along with two clips.
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Consumers have long been able to purchase kits with unfinished, untraceable gun parts and assemble the firearms themselves.
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Monero claims to be "untraceable," making it a popular payment choice for malware operators and other cyber criminals.
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They also provide a high degree of privacy, by being untraceable and therefore equivalent to cash-only purchases.
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Vendors of these services implement high-tech strategies to ensure that all transactions are anonymous and virtually untraceable.
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Communications, like ours, were conducted over Viber or other similar untraceable apps; phone numbers were often changed as well.
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Jane Mayer's look at the Koch family and other billionaires who shape US politics through largely untraceable campaign donations.
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The music of the Drum Circle returns with a quickening pace, chasing the untraceable pattern of his new dance.
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And Fred Timpner, head of the Michigan Association of Police, worries that untraceable cash is "ripe for public corruption".
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A federal judge on Tuesday stopped the release of blueprints to make untraceable and undetectable 3D-printed plastic guns.
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Objekt's untraceable tripping, syncopated techno, the emotive clanging of Vril, and then finally a blockbuster set from Jeff Mills.
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That is a lot of bitcoins – a currency specific to the Dark Web – passing through untraceable e-commerce portals.
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The Dark Web's Favorite Currency Is Less Untraceable Than It SeemsBitcoin is encrypted, but that doesn't mean it's anonymous.
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Another major issue with 3D printed guns — and why they got the nickname "ghost guns" — are that they're untraceable.
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The authors e-mailed 3,773 formation agents around the world, posing as consultants looking to set up untraceable firms.
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CNN noted that the guns will lack serial numbers and be untraceable because users will build the weapons themselves.
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I know I could make enough money to support myself under the radar—untraceable internet ad sales or something.
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An internet search on ghost guns tells a terrifying tale: headlines of gangs stocking up on these untraceable weapons.
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And unlike cash, marijuana is untraceable, easily sold on Craigslist or driven to dealers in Chicago and New York.
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The largely plastic weapons, known as "ghost guns," would be invisible to background checks and untraceable by law enforcement.
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It said its statement was intended to counter a report by Boatman Capital which it called anonymous and untraceable.
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There are plenty of hard problems in building untraceable chat systems, but avoiding incriminating DNS records isn't one of them.
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The firearms are known as "ghost guns" because they are printed without serial numbers, rendering them untraceable by the government.
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The venue, Studio 338, didn't reply to my request for comment, and the domain name for the event was untraceable.
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It's made of a material that's untraceable by metal detectors, so you can bring it anywhere, and Xin said he does.
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Lasnik pointed to "the untraceable and undetectable nature of these small firearms that poses a unique danger" in this particular case.
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Republicans have since accused the Obama administration of paying ransom for American prisoners and funding Iran's terror sponsorship with untraceable money.
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A Special Tribunal prosecutor described Badreddine as an elusive character who passed as an "unnoticed and virtually untraceable ghost through Lebanon".
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Critics fear the DIY guns could create security concerns because they are untraceable and would largely be invisible to metal detectors.
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Gun control advocates have warned that such weapons would be made without serial numbers and be largely untraceable by law enforcement.
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Gun control advocates have warned that the guns would be made without serial numbers and be largely untraceable by law enforcement.
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For example, the governor and his top aides communicate via untraceable BlackBerry messages that are not logged the ways emails are.
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This makes sense: Real dollars are anonymous and untraceable, while a credit card can be cut off with one phone call.
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These guns are untraceable and – depending on the materials used to build them – undetectable by security systems in airports and elsewhere.
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Traders were also using bitcoin to buy digital currencies such as Monero, a cryptocurrency focused on making transactions confidential and untraceable.
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Learning to make a so-called ghost gun — an untraceable, unregistered firearm without a serial number — could soon become much easier.
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Gun control proponents are concerned the weapons made from 3-D printers will be untraceable, undetectable "ghost" firearms that threaten global security.
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When the waste was processed into small, untraceable polypropylene plastic pellets, they were then sold at 5,000 yuan ($735.50) per metric ton.
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The hackers then hold the files hostage if the victims don't pay a ransom online with untraceable digital currency known as Bitcoins.
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The stolen funds were deposited in four or five accounts, and later laundered into untraceable gambling chips in two casinos in Manila.
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They focused on the fallout from giving Iran--the world's foremost state sponsor of terrorism--more than $1 billion in untraceable money.
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Yet, the answer to this senseless gun violence is not more guns—especially not those that are undetectable, untraceable and indiscriminately available.
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" Muslims, he wrote, should use bitcoin to support jihad because it has "no points of weakness" and is untraceable by "kafir government.
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Supporters say the ability to build unregulated and untraceable guns makes it much harder, if not impossible, for governments to ban them.
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According to an academic study, the United States is the second-easiest country to obtain an untraceable shell company from incorporation services.
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Pollster Emily Ekins is warning lawmakers against rushing to regulate 6900D printing amid a debate over blueprints to make plastic untraceable guns.
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"All of the alleged perpetrators of the mistreatment... are untraceable or, it must be presumed, dead," barrister Guy Mansfield argued in June.
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There was a certain genius criminal irony to it: He would hype an untraceable anonymous digital currency, then get paid in it.
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As 3D printing technology improves, experts are worried that these guns will become cheap, accessible, and, crucially for would-be criminals, untraceable.
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Fair-trade local fishermen remain unable to compete in our domestic marketplace, which is overwhelmed and flooded with cheap, untraceable imported seafood.
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These untraceable weapons can be assembled from kits bought online or at gun shows, Villanueva said, with the gun just partially assembled.
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Dark money is money spent in an American election that is untraceable because of how our campaign finance and tax laws interact.
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The court's decision has the potential to stymie the avalanche of untraceable cash spent by Republican and Democratic donors during election years.
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As Mr. Lesnak described it, senior officials in Washington frequently sent agents to him for untraceable license plates, credit cards and more.
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Tesla's Bioweapon Defense mode is able to scrub a near-lethal dose of pollution down to untraceable in a matter of minutes. Impressive.
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The more than $200 million in transactions on the site were conducted using bitcoin, which allowed users to remain anonymous and relatively untraceable.
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They include impersonating drivers, riders, and protestors, bribing foreign officials, recording competitors and employees without their knowledge, and using untraceable devices for communication.
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Ban weapons of war for civilian use, including assault-style weapons, high capacity magazines, as well as bump stocks and untraceable guns. Period.
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And as firms accumulate untraceable cash, some will offer bribes for operating permits, says Fred Timpner, head of the Michigan Association of Police.
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The suspects worked with bitcoin because it is largely untraceable and can be moved quickly between countries without relying on traditional financial institutions.
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Once a cryptocurrency is stolen, it is virtually impossible to stop the new owner from spending it, and doing so in untraceable ways.
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I didn't think about being a woman alone at night in a car with a strange, untraceable cab driver — that was a mistake.
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They're worried by the fact that 22014D-printed guns and "ghost guns," which are assembled from DIY kits, are generally untraceable and unregulated.
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They're worried by the fact that 83D-printed guns and "ghost guns," which are assembled from DIY kits, are generally untraceable and unregulated.
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"The threat of untraceable guns in the hands of unknown owners is too daunting to stand by and not take action," Wolf said.
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Largely made of plastic and without serial numbers, they are invisible to metal detectors, circumvent background checks and are untraceable by law enforcement.
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The attackers then demand payment before returning control of the computers, often through money paid into bitcoin or other largely untraceable online currencies.
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The police said Mr. Yadav diverted from the intended route to Ms. Doe's home, then switched off his cellphone so he was untraceable.
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However, critics argue the weapons would not have serial numbers and so would be untraceable and available to people without a background check.
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Gun control proponents are concerned the weapons made from 0003-D printers are untraceable, undetectable "ghost" firearms that pose a threat to global security.
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Those who worked with Kolfage described calculated efforts to ensure that his ownership of and influence over his web of Facebook pages was untraceable.
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When Youtube user Derwood exercises his brain he creates a semi-automatic gun that's 95 percent 3D printed, completely untraceable, and currently very legal.
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Even if his plans did leak he doesn't think untraceable semiautomatic weapons will be flooding the streets and flowing into the hands of criminals.
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Lithuania's state-owned energy holding group, Lietuvos Energija, said it had encountered untraceable attacks like zero-day viruses, among others, which exploit hidden vulnerabilities.
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Lithuania's state-owned energy holding group, Lietuvos Energija, said it had encountered untraceable attacks like zero-day viruses, among others, which exploit hidden vulnerabilities.
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I have been assured that the emails are untraceable and they will not find me, but I cannot attack you directly with them watching.
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Once behind the walls of the Solaire Resort, the swag disappeared, converted into untraceable gambling chips (other money went to an online gaming firm).
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While Tor helps enable largely untraceable criminal marketplaces, it is also an important tool for providing free speech outlets in countries with oppressive governments.
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Dark texts: Anonymous "peer to peer" texts could be another source of untraceable communication, often asking people for money to support ads, Vice reports.
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He also asked the agent for a "ghost gun," or an untraceable 9-millimeter gun that had not been stolen, according to court documents.
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Speculators are snapping up a new virtual currency known as Zcash that was designed by university academics and built to be all but untraceable.
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Zcash, a new virtual currency, is meant to be untraceable, so it will be difficult for it to win support from regulators and bankers.
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And with that victory comes an uncertain future where anyone with the technology could potentially print an AR-20053 that's untraceable by the government.
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And with that victory comes an uncertain future where anyone with the technology could potentially print an AR-15 that's untraceable by the government.
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Instead, editors are identified by user names, which are generally untraceable, or, if they log on anonymously, by their numerical Internet protocol, or IP, address.
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Today Wilcox and his startup Zcash are launching the first public alpha release of the cryptography world's best shot yet at perfectly untraceable digital money.
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Soon anyone will be able to create their own corner of the internet that's not just anonymous and untraceable, but entirely undiscoverable without an invite.
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According to its website, whose domain is registered to an untraceable entity, Vaev started in Copenhagen; its Twitter account also notes Copenhagen as its location.
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Gun control proponents are concerned the weapons made from 3-D printers will be untraceable, undetectable "ghost" firearms that pose a threat to global security.
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Court documents reveal that Lin attempted to shroud himself in secrecy, using a Virtual Private Network (or VPN) and anonymous texting services to stay untraceable.
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"For most drug users, it takes one to two days [to be untraceable]," says Barry Sample, the director of science and technology at Quest Diagnostics.
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New Jersey on Friday filed a lawsuit against a California retailer that sold so-called ghost guns, or assembly kits for untraceable AR-15 rifles.
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Guns printed from the plans available online are untraceable and do not contain serial numbers, making crimes committed with printed weapons much harder to solve.
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Yael: A.Lizard was tweeting about how paying winners in a way that's untraceable might be difficult since cryptocash isn't really anonymous against well-funded opposition.
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This time Republican officials expect that a flood of out-of-state political money — untraceable under loose campaign laws — will be drawn to the fight.
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"Our deputy investigated it, and the app that was being used to send the messages was untraceable," the school said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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But with the aforementioned rules about untraceable photo posting, how would someone find themselves in this subreddit without a daily scan for their own face?
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The plan called for introducing untraceable biological agents to destroy crops in Cuba, leading to widespread hunger that could set off a revolt against Castro.
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"It does not appear to be a 'ghost gun,'" the sheriff said, a term used to describe a self-assembled, unregistered, and thus untraceable firearm.
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World Health Organization (WHO) officials are worried about further spread of the coronavirus as untraceable cases pop up outside mainland China, where the outbreak originated.
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Getting rid of the Johnson Amendment would welcome mega churches into partisan fights and could create a new conduit for untraceable dark money in politics.
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Members of both parties expressed concerns about paying Iran — designated by the State Department as the world's leading state sponsor of terror — in untraceable money.
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Much of the job is fielding too-good-to-be-true (or simply unverifiable) charges via furtive phone calls, manila envelopes and untraceable email accounts.
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The campaign has seen foreign groups illegally buy ads, anonymous pages posting graphic images of fetuses, and untraceable groups buying ads featuring demonstrably fake medical evidence.
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Instead, Facebook users in Ireland are greeted with anonymous pages posting graphic images of fetuses, and ads featuring demonstrably fake medical evidence purchased from untraceable buyers.
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A federal judge in Seattle issued a restraining order Tuesday afternoon temporarily stopping the release of blueprints to make untraceable and undetectable 3D-printed plastic guns.
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A federal judge in Seattle has issued a temporary restraining order to stop the release of blueprints to make untraceable and undetectable 3D-printed plastic guns.
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Nonetheless, the notion that someone like West would opt for a 3D-printed gun because they're untraceable is exactly what law enforcement have expressed concerns about.
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The conclusion: It is more than three times as hard to put an untraceable shell company in an offshore tax haven than in a developed country.
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The Kremlin uses both conventional media — Sputnik, a news agency, and RT, a television outlet — and covert channels, as in Sweden, that are almost always untraceable.
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With nothing but the Ghost Gunner, an internet connection, and some raw materials, anyone, anywhere can make an unmarked, untraceable gun in their home or garage.
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A federal judge in Seattle issued a temporary restraining order Tuesday to stop the release of blueprints to make untraceable and undetectable 3D-printed plastic guns.
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Stolen off a wrist or taken in a smash-and-grab attack, high-end timepieces, easily transportable and often untraceable, could easily be turned into cash.
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For cricket that figure is likely to be even lower, owing to the sport's huge popularity in India and other countries where betting is effectively untraceable.
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Cuomo said in a press release that the proposal would ban so-called untraceable guns, or firearms that are manufactured without going through a formal seller.
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Villanueva said the firearm was a "kit gun," meaning it was assembled from separately acquired parts and had no serial number, making it untraceable to authorities.
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They argued that Iran demanded immediate payment knowing cash was the only possible means, and one that could be used to fund terrorism with untraceable money.
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Meanwhile, law enforcement leaders and gun control advocates fear undetectable, untraceable guns will create new threats in schools, airports, and city streets — particularly as the technology improves.
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Bloomberg notes that digital currencies can be a problem for lenders if customers can't repay loans, or if stolen cards are used to purchase the untraceable currency.
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Administration officials insisted the payment coincided with several diplomatic efforts with Iran, while Republicans claimed their efforts shadily funded terrorism with untraceable money to free American prisoners.
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She didn't know who had threatened her -- they hid behind withheld numbers and untraceable email addresses -- but knew who she believed had sent them into her life.
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There are parts of Sympathy where the line between consciousness and dreaming is as untraceable as the missing Malaysian Airlines plane, another recurring motif in Alice's thoughts.
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West wanted to use a 22018D-printed gun specifically because they are untraceable (they don't require background checks and don't typically feature numbers), according to Deseret News.
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West wanted to use a 3D-printed gun specifically because they are untraceable (they don't require background checks and don't typically feature numbers), according to Deseret News.
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Nineteen states and the District of Columbia sued for an injunction, arguing such firearms are untraceable and could easily fall into the hands of criminals or terrorists.
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The Department of Justice maintains that the State Department does not have jurisdiction in the case and that a domestic ban against untraceable guns is in place.
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Many child marriages are unreported, and while police have clamped down on the practice in Bihar, more aggressive surveillance could be pushing illegal marriages underground and untraceable.
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She made it work, and has amplified those practices in her eponymous company, using, for instance, only "reclaimed" cashmere, refusing to use polyvinyl chloride or untraceable rayon.
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Anon-IB is a "Chan" site registered in the Seychelles with servers in the Netherlands — both outside U.S. jurisdiction — and its users are anonymous and nearly untraceable.
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As we argued in our suit, it is crazy to give criminals the tools to build untraceable, undetectable 3-D printed guns at the touch of a button.
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Facebook's disclosures about political ads on the platform have been under scrutiny over the past year, prompting CEO Mark Zuckerberg to draft a new plan regarding untraceable ads.
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Dark Money is more thriller than straight-ahead documentary, positing that what most keenly threatens our democracy is all the untraceable money funneled into the American political system.
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"Offenders can mistakenly think that by using false online profiles and creating websites under a false name their offences are untraceable," says Alison Saunders, director of public prosecutions.
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It encrypts data on infected computers, making it impossible to access unless the user pays a ransom — usually in the form of untraceable Bitcoin — to the malware's operator.
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A federal judge in Seattle on Monday blocked the State Department from allowing a Texas-based pro-gun group to post online plans for making untraceable 3D guns.
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Despite this, Punjab has tested only 110 people for the coronavirus so far, while at least another 335 people who returned home after traveling abroad are still untraceable.
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One untraceable detail in his introduction gave me fits: the claim that the poet Delmore Schwartz was admitted to Bellevue after trying to strangle one of his critics.
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In July 2018, a mob in the Rainpada village in India beat five strangers to death after viewing untraceable videos on WhatsApp that warned — baselessly — of child abductors.
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What began as a way to catch black-market cigarette dealers quickly transformed into a nearly untraceable A.T.F. slush fund that agents from around the country could tap.
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In the space of 24 hours, the loan had, on paper, traversed three countries, two banks, and four companies, making the money all but untraceable in the process.
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Along with being DIY for anyone with a 3D printer, the weapons are, in theory, untraceable because they don't contain the identifying serial number that regular firearms have.
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Along with being DIY for anyone with a 33D printer, the weapons are, in theory, untraceable because they don't contain the identifying serial number that regular firearms have.
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Discord is invite-only, so the anonymous users can be even more untraceable when they access troves of photos dumped into the chatrooms on their phones or computers.
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Zcash, which went live on Friday with version 1.0 "Sprout," is essentially an experimental fork of bitcoin that attempts to address an inherent contradiction of the supposedly "untraceable" cryptocurrency.
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The new version will also integrate the anonymity software Tor, designed to allow anyone to browse the market's network anonymously or list items for sale from an untraceable location.
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With much of its economic channels under sanctions by the U.N., the untraceable digital currency provides a way for the reclusive dictatorship to bring some cash into its gates.
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Not only does the high profit attract thieves, but also the low risk involved in stealing nuts; they're untraceable, can quickly disappear and are easy to move, said Cornell.
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He's intentionally absent from all social media and untraceable via a nationwide public records search—unusual for anyone, let alone the founder of a startup on a media blitz.
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In addition, internet memes are traceable through their presence on social media, while scientific memes are (at least right now), untraceable because they have no physical form or footprint.
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An effectively untraceable way to move money, Bitcoin provides a way for people to extract cash from a failing or unstable country without being followed or having it confiscated.
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A Republican running for Senate is trying to win over Missouri voters by giving one of them a machine that can be used to print untraceable 23D gun parts.
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A Republican running for Senate is trying to win over Missouri voters by giving one of them a machine that can be used to print untraceable 3D gun parts.
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The new untraceable cases follow California health officials on Friday reporting a second case of coronavirus in a person who had no previous connection to anyone with the disease.
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For the county ballots, the request could cover more than 2.2 million ballots that are traceable to individual voters, and more than 3.2 million that are untraceable to individuals.
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Wary of using U.S. bills for a variety of reasons involving concealment, the Obama White House had the money converted to untraceable Euros, Swiss francs, and other foreign currencies.
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Hacking is not only a good way to get real information, like the emails of the D.N.C., but a relatively easy and usually untraceable way to plant fake information.
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Each time they strike, frightened families rush through the porous border into Uganda nearby—exactly the kind of hurried, untraceable movement that makes it harder to contain the Ebola virus.
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He has since focused on selling a more sophisticated product: a machine, dubbed the "Ghost Gunner", that carves the key component of an untraceable AR-15 rifle out of aluminium.
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WannaCry is only the most recent example of "ransomware", malicious programs that block access to files unless the victim pays off the hackers (usually in Bitcoin, an untraceable digital currency).
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Change comes to the London Metal Exchange The London Metal Exchange pledged last year to change its policy in response to allegations that it allowed untraceable metals to be traded.
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"There are at least 17 children who were housed in this home (in Jalpaiguri) who are untraceable," Subodh Bhattacharjee of the Jalpaiguri child welfare committee told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Bentley and his paramour have spun around themselves a web of deceit that includes "dark money," taxpayer-funded trips together, untraceable "burner" cell phones, and a shared safe deposit box.
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Its creator, Ivan Loh, told Mashable that many runaway pets who are picked up are untraceable despite being microchipped, because their owners may have neglected to renew their annual licence.
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Several states filed a lawsuit on Monday to block the Trump administration from allowing criminals and terrorists to access downloadable plans for 85033D printed weapons that are untraceable and undetectable.
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A GOP Senate candidate in Missouri is raffling off a machine capable of printing untraceable gun parts as part of a push to demonstrate his support for the Second Amendment.
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Turns out it was fine, better than fine, or as a food writer might put it, the dough was very forgiving, with a wonderful texture and a slight untraceable tang.
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Several states filed a lawsuit Monday to block the administration from allowing criminals and terrorists to access downloadable plans for 3D printed weapons that are untraceable and can be undetectable.
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A federal judge on Tuesday blocked the online publication of 3D-printed gun blueprints that lawmakers around the country feared would lead to a wave of easily produced, untraceable firearms.
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But if the stolen equipment is used for its original purpose — to create new bitcoins — the thieves could turn a massive profit in an untraceable currency without ever selling the items.
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They all shared three things in common: they employ advanced security measures to evade law enforcement, they all deal in virtually untraceable bitcoin, and they all use the public mail system.
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Meanwhile, growers and extractors usually operated in a relatively blissful gray zone, receiving untraceable cash from dispensaries while simultaneously marketing their wares to black market buyers who usually paid higher prices.
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Now his latest advance in home firearm fabrication allows anyone to make an object designed to defy the most basic essence of gun control: A concealable, untraceable, and entirely unregulated metal handgun.
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Our campaign finance system allows wealthy donors to give unlimited, virtually untraceable money to outside groups, and almost anyone can start a super PAC to take these contributions with little disclosure required.
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The settlement could "enable terrorists, organized crime syndicates, felons [and] domestic abusers all to get quick, easy access to untraceable guns," said Nick Suplina, managing director of law and policy for Everytown.
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Saving files to disk is best avoided if you're trying to be untraceable, but if you have saved any files, you need to delete them and bypass the Recycle Bin or Trash.
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But despite fears over the nefarious activities happening on the unregulated, virtually untraceable corner of the internet, the majority of the marketplace postings are for small amounts of marijuana, ecstasy, and cocaine.
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But the point is that they appear to be just one part of a multi-vector "political war" being waged, one that also involves untraceable "black account" money, hacking, espionage and intimidation.
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Several states sued on Monday to block the plans from being posted, arguing the settlement infringes on their rights to regulate firearms and will put untraceable guns in the hands of criminals.
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The persistent tension between them feels untraceable and maddening, but that's part of its pleasure—there's a very visceral quality in the way it interrupts whatever train of thought you'd been entertaining.
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Critics say the blueprints will make it easier for felons, minors and mentally ill people to potentially make their own 3D-printed guns, which they fear can be made to be untraceable.
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About a year ago, they started designing a range of products interlaced with a metalliferous fabric that renders the computer chips in your bank and identification cards unreadable and your phone untraceable.
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The creator of a Texas company that provides blueprints to make untraceable 3D-printed guns has been sentenced to seven years of probation in a case involving sex with an underage girl.
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What began as a way to catch black-market cigarette dealers quickly transformed into a nearly untraceable slush fund that agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives could tap.
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He founded Hatreon, a Patreon-type donations site that funded extremists and white nationalists, as well as a bitcoin wallet designed for perfectly untraceable transactions, unlocking powerful new forms of money laundering.
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The deputy also said he paid $400, in cash, to a tattoo artist whose name he could not recall and who came to his home to do the work, making the transaction untraceable.
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Cryptocurrencies like bitcoin offer a promise that might sound too good to be true: anonymous, untraceable digital cash that you can spend freely, without interference from the government, a corporation, or big banks.
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The U.S.-based Carter Center said in a report in November that Gecamines failed to internally register $750 million in income between 2011 and 2014, and that much of this was now untraceable.
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"It's a real mistake to say privacy and security are not on the same side," Sell said, reacting to questions about whether Wickr app provides terrorists with the ability to conduct untraceable communications.
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The first has been the confluence of powerful encryption algorithms (eg, OpenPGP) allied to software for communicating anonymously over the internet (eg, Tor) plus the global spread of untraceable digital currencies (eg, Bitcoin).
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Bottas was sidelined after two incomplete laps, Mercedes having detected an untraceable problem with his power unit and deciding to swap it out of the car for another in the pool of engines.
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At one point, Mr. Gudenus raises his hand in a gun gesture, trying to explain that the party was getting untraceable donations from Gaston Glock, the Austrian behind the Glock pistol, as well.
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One of the crucial requirements for any bank or broker is compliance with the strict rules against money laundering, especially the "know your customer" requirement that largely prevents secret accounts and untraceable transactions.
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Moreover, the former employee, whose attorney drafted the letter in question, testified that Uber had a unit dedicated to gathering information and trade secrets from competitors overseas, and set up channels for untraceable communications.
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Under Indian rules, companies that are delisted from exchanges must return money to their shareholders, but investor associations have complained that many executives had simply walked away from these commitments and were often untraceable.
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Especially since, by its very nature, the Dark Web exists to keep things, well, in the dark, and that criminal users of the Dark Web go to great lengths to keep their activity untraceable.
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Of the 280 groups that since February had bought ads on Facebook tied to the abortion vote, 14 percent were based outside the country or in an untraceable location, according to Mr. Dwyer's group.
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The panel had asked Sessions to testify and answer questions related to President Obama's "Operation Fast and Furious," a botched law enforcement plan that resulted in untraceable guns being sent to criminal drug cartels.
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" Human rights organizations, such as the Laogai Research Foundation and China Labor Watch, say the biggest problem in stopping the export of products made in prisons is that the supply lines are "almost untraceable.
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The frame of an M1911, milled by a Ghost Gunner machineThis in mind, it's hard to imagine who exactly would want to build an untraceable handgun (or rifle) in the privacy of their own home.
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Beyond merely covering your tracks as you visit websites, the new feature has opened Tor up to a new range of applications, enabling a new generation of whistleblowing platforms and new forms of untraceable messaging.
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"The fact a prohibited person was able to manufacture an untraceable firearm with apparent ease and anonymity presents a significant challenge and major concern to law enforcement and our community," he said in a statement.
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As Buzzfeed reports, Laogai Human Rights Organization is a virtually untraceable entity run by Harry Wu. According to tax filings, the nonprofit doesn't have a website, and its phone number didn't work when we called.
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Lawful and responsible deployment of NSO technology by intelligence and law enforcement agencies is essential to meet the challenges of what would otherwise be untraceable crime, terrorism, human trafficking and drug cartels, said the letter.
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"By providing this regime with billions [sic] of dollars in untraceable foreign currency, the Administration is aiding the regime and criminals across the world in their perpetuation of financial crimes," wrote Wilson: http://bit.ly/2cjFsxn.
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The FEC has done nothing to address the tremendous and fundamental changes to our campaign system in recent years, from the rise of super PACs to new threats posed by untraceable money in online ads.
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Guests' real names are redacted in company communications, the apartment's address is not publicized, the limo's number plates are untraceable, emails with clients are encrypted and employees have to sign a very strict confidentiality contract.
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"There was a group of people from our village who crossed the river by boat to come here, but suddenly the boat sank," said Humayun Kabir, the father of three children untraceable since the mishap.
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Anonymous conservative groups have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in untraceable "dark money" on an advertising campaign that targets legislators in Washington and attempts to portray the bill as a "bailout" of Puerto Rico.
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Then he started selling a computer-controlled milling machine designed to let anyone automatically carve out the body of an untraceable AR-15 from a semifinished chunk of aluminum, upgrading his provocations from plastic to metal.
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The effect, however, may be the same: allowing people to obtain blueprints for a fully 3D-printed gun — which experts and advocates worry could open the door to a new wave of easily accessible, untraceable guns.
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Posing as a hacker, he then contacted someone in an attempt to sell the information for $50 million in encrypted, untraceable virtual currency, the statement added without identifying the person contacted by the former NSO employee.
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"It is baffling that the Trump administration continued to work so hard to allow domestic abusers, felons and terrorists access to untraceable, undetectable 3D-printed guns," Washington state's attorney general, Bob Ferguson, said in a statement.
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Turns out that during his brief hiatus from running his company, Taylor adjusted his contract with one of his proxy traders, Victor Mateo (Louis Cancelmi), to make their allegedly untraceable relationship a whole lot more traceable.
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The lawsuit, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James (D), argues that allowing blueprints for the firearms to be posted to the internet would lead to the production of unregistered and untraceable assault-style weapons.
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The incident is a reminder of just how difficult it is to anonymously use a cellphone in America—whether to sell drugs, make an untraceable call to a journalist, or explode a deadly weapon in downtown Manhattan.
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A judge has temporarily blocked a website from releasing downloadable plans to 3D-print guns, pointing to fears that the untraceable, undetectable plastic firearms could end up in the hands of would-be criminals, assassins, or terrorists.
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The 23-year-old boy who fatally shot two fellow students and wounded three others last week at a Southern California high school, used an unregistered, untraceable "ghost gun," Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva said Thursday.
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Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced Monday he is leading a lawsuit in eight states and the District of Columbia to block a court action that would let people download plans for untraceable 3-D printed weapons.
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But as to why people specifically like spanking, the act of being hit on the ass by a hand or foreign object, which some people view solely as painful, the reasoning is more complex—and somewhat untraceable.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - "Ghost guns" like the one a 16-year-old boy used to kill two classmates and injure three others at a California high school last week are self-assembled, virtually untraceable - and completely legal.
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Using a VPN also enables a Kodi user to become anonymous, preventing hackers from gathering personal data needed for an addon and assigning a different IP address that's untraceable, keeping you safe and keeping your viewing habits secret.
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As an example, she pointed to a Canadian-registered charity, the Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership, which sent more than $28500 million of largely untraceable donations to the Clinton Foundation before being pressured into revealing some of its donors.
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"The Obama administration is now engaged in a cover-up of their fly-by-night untraceable cash airlift to Iran, the world's leading state-sponsor of terrorism," senior policy adviser Stephen Miller said in a statement late Thursday.
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U.S. District Judge Robert Lasnik said the State Department violated federal law by letting Defense Distributed, a Texas-based nonprofit, publish downloadable blueprints for the untraceable, undetectable, mainly plastic firearms, as part of a June 2018 legal settlement.
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" They expressed worries that although a federal district court recently barred a company, Distributed Defense, from sharing its blueprints, thousands of such 3D-gun making guides have already been downloaded, allowing people access to untraceable and undetectable" weapons.
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At one point, Berhe found himself explaining the fundamentals of the hawala system—an untraceable money-transfer network built on trust between distant brokers—to a prosecutor who had spent years investigating smugglers whose business depends on it.
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Between October 29 of last year and this past January 8, Rossello sold the snitch three STENs, one "untraceable" pistol, and more than a hundred rounds of ammunition, including bullets that could pierce protective vests, the complaint states.
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A federal judge on Tuesday stopped the release of blueprints to make untraceable and undetectable 3D-printed plastic guns as President Donald Trump questioned whether his administration should have agreed to allow the plans to be posted online.
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Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson (D) is planning to file a multistate lawsuit Monday to block the Trump administration from allowing criminals and terrorists to access downloadable plans for 3D printed weapons that are untraceable and undetectable.
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"For unknown reasons, the Federal Government has put the country in a clear and present danger of the irreversible proliferation of untraceable and, if made with non-metal components, undetectable guns," Washington's attorney general wrote in a court document.
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Using a VPN also enables a Kodi user to become anonymous, preventing hackers from gathering personal data needed for an add-on and assigning a different IP address that's untraceable, keeping you safe and keeping your viewing habits secret.
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The documents detail 40 years of work by the law firm Mossack Fonseca, profiled back in 2014 in VICE, to create hundreds of thousands of untraceable shell corporations in offshore jurisdictions like the British Virgin Islands and the Seychelles.
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The post raised the ontological questions at the heart of the deepfake debate: Does a naked image of Person A become a naked image of Person B if Person B's face is superimposed in a seamless and untraceable way?
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Because the secondhand market is untraceable and doesn't really make any money for the greater industry, almost all of the focus (both in vinyl-as-savior narratives and in doomsday narratives) is on how well new vinyl is selling.
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AUSTIN, Texas, Nov 22 (Reuters) - "Ghost guns" like the one a 16-year-old boy used to kill two classmates and injure three others at a California high school last week are self-assembled, virtually untraceable - and completely legal.
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"Here is my tracing of the life and times of an American actress, cut off so cruelly from her husband, child, family, friends, and future films by the so far untraceable mechanisms of Fate and Evil," Sanders writes in the foreword.
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In the wake of recent controversy, there are three bills in Congress that would make untraceable or 3D-printed guns illegal: one from Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, one from Senator Bill Nelson of Florida, and one from Congressman David Cicilline.
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A Times investigation found that this sort of behavior is business as usual for many big developers, as shell companies with untraceable funds — not all with nefarious purposes — buy a disproportionate number of high-end condos in cities like New York.
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The proposal suggests prosecuting those who attempt to buy a gun while ineligible, banning "ghost guns" that are untraceable, implementing "red flag" laws, and improving the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives systems so that they can conduct thorough inspections.
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Along with the brochure, Incunabula listed other colorful books and publications, some seemingly untraceable and odd, other editions of otherwise accessible tracts on science, meditation, Sufi mysticism, and the occult, which seemed to substantiate some of the legend's oddest bits.
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On a forum, one user complains that he received a letter postmarked Hawaii saying that someone "has my info and he's going to give it to the cops" unless five bitcoin ($1000,2126 at the time) are sent to an untraceable account.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — The 16-year-old boy who fatally shot two fellow students and wounded three others last week at a Southern California high school used an unregistered, untraceable "ghost gun," Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva said Thursday.
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But cracking down on large gatherings will be most useful just when the day-over-day change in cases begins to soar, and when the number of untraceable community transmissions surges relative to the number of cases coming from abroad.
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In North Carolina, votes cast on Election Day are anonymous and untraceable, but absentee ballots and those cast in early voting — a sizable share of the total — are marked with numbers that can be traced to the people who cast them.
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A computer-science student, he explored the dark web to find THC vendors with lower prices than he paid on the street, and turned money from his bank account into Bitcoin, to make purchases that would be encrypted and untraceable.
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" Penzone further warns in The Washington Post that "drug cartels, arms traffickers and terrorists will be able to increase their revenue and the volume of weaponry at the expense of our safety through an untraceable and unlimited method of firearms manufacturing and distribution.
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If a cop steals money from a drug dealer, they have all-but assured themselves that they will face no backlash or punishment—which works in their favor double-time because drug dealers tend to have the biggest supply of untraceable dollars.
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He sounded pleased with himself, like he had thought of everything—the drowning that would eliminate questions about a body, the insurance policy, the "untraceable" business model—but my research had taught me that his plan was really a pretty standard pseudocide.
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The details: The preliminary injunction comes after attorneys general from 19 states and Washington, D.C., filed a suit against the State Department, arguing that untraceable 3D printed guns pose a threat to national security and could be acquired by criminals and terrorists.
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Cody Wilson -- the founder of Defense Distributed and the person who introduced the world to 3D-printed guns -- and his supporters say the ability to build unregulated and untraceable guns will make it much harder, if not impossible, for governments to ban them.
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With such threats already overwhelming city councils across the country, often via opaque and untraceable money, St. Pete has the opportunity to make history by going on offense to protect the integrity of its elections — and sparking a national movement along the way.
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The two companies warrant attention because their marketing focuses "on the anonymous, untraceable nature of the guns they allow to be made — and the many examples of ghost guns used in crimes," Adam Skaggs, chief counsel at the center, said in an email.
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"Without question, the release of step-by-step instructions for the production of untraceable and undetectable firearms would threaten the safety of not only our nation's residents, but people around the globe," said New York Attorney General Letitia James in a statement.
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Every election since this 2900 decision allowing unlimited corporate and union spending in our political system has been more expensive than the last, flush with untraceable money and messier than ever before, and the 220006 election promises to be the worst yet.
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Americans will soon be able to make 3D-printed guns from their home, widening the door to do-it-yourself versions of firearms including the AR-15 — the gun of choice in American mass shootings — that are untraceable with no background check required.
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Wilson, a "crypto-anarchist" who created the world's first 3D-printed gun, is at the center of a contentious legal debate after he posted online blueprints for 3D-printed firearms in 2013, allowing anyone to download instructions on how to manufacture untraceable firearms at home.
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His customers, more than two dozen of whom were legally prohibited from possessing a firearm, could push a button, pull a lever, and walk away a short time later with a fully assembled, untraceable semi-automatic weapon for about $1,153, according to court records.
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"The necessary result of this would be that the unregulated parts could be manufactured, sold, and combined with other commercially available parts to create completed, un-serialized firearms which would not be subject to background checks, and which would be untraceable," the prosecutors wrote.
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While Nix was suspended as CEO by CA's board on Tuesday, following a Channel 4 News report aired a series of secret recordings that appeared to show Nix advocating the use of proxy organisations to feed untraceable messages onto social media to influence voters.
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"As we argued in the suit we filed yesterday, it is — simply — crazy to give criminals the tools to build untraceable, undetectable 3D printed guns at the touch of a button," New York Attorney General Barbara D. Underwood said in a statement on the ruling.
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The bank allowed hundreds of millions in untraceable cash from Mexico and elsewhere to be deposited into branches in California, and then transferred without adequate monitoring and reporting of the suspicious transactions to federal regulators, the U.S. Department of Justice said in a statement.
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DOD officials said task forces are working to deal with the growing problem, but the scammers are often from African nations and are using cyber cafes with untraceable email addresses, then routing their accounts across the world to make them incredibly difficult to trace.
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If you're a fan of the series, you know hydrofluoric acid can eat through ceramic tile (above), but not polyurethane containers, that the nearly untraceable poison ricin can be produced from castor beans, and that the lily of the valley plant is pretty deadly.
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Critics warn that the change could dramatically increase untraceable political spending and lead to the creation of "sham churches" to take advantage of the new avenue for political spending, which — unlike donations to candidates, "super PACs" and party committees — would allow donors to deduct contributions.
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The chaotic evacuations of more than 6,400 hospital and nursing-home patients in New York City after Hurricane Sandy in 2012 — where some were separated from their records and untraceable by their families for weeks — reinforced concern about the readiness of health care providers during emergencies.
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On Wednesday, ProPublica became the first known major media outlet to launch a version of its site that runs as a "hidden service" on the Tor network, the anonymity system that powers the thousands of untraceable websites that are sometimes known as the darknet or dark web.
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The company has also agreed to provide Congress with Russia-linked ads that moderators told The Verge they were left unprepared to catch, and Zuckerberg on Wednesday delivered a statement to viewers on Facebook Live announcing that the social network will no longer accept untraceable ads.
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Though, given it's said it only generally retains data, we must assume there are instances where it might not retain data and the purveyors of dark ads are essentially untraceable via its platform — unless it puts in place a more robust and comprehensive advertiser audit framework.
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"If this report is confirmed, Americans will face the reality that they live in a world where Iran's terrorist proxies have access to $1.3 billion more in untraceable cash, on top of the $400 million cash payment the administration has already confirmed," Cotton said in a statement.
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It's not originality: Not only is the entire premise of a parody account based on someone else's character, but the most high-traffic parody account tweets usually consist of little more than a shitpic sourced from some untraceable place, supplemented with an 'LMAO' or a 'My life!
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Several hundred thousand users are estimated to be trading stolen credit cards, account credentials, malware, drugs or to share hacking tricks over the dark web, a portion of the internet that lies beyond the reach of search engines and where user activity is largely anonymous and untraceable.
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To study the effectiveness of international rules against anonymous, untraceable shell companies, Sharman and two other researchers impersonated 21 different fictitious consultants and sent 7,400 emails to 3,700 so-called corporate service providers (often law or accounting firms) in 182 countries, asking for help setting one up.
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Ari Freilich, the California legislative affairs director at the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, said the legislature failed to pass measures banning "ghost guns," untraceable firearms made from blueprints sold online, and that this year's budget did not fund research into violence prevention programs.
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"If this report is confirmed, Americans will face the reality that they live in a world where Iran's terrorist proxies have access to $1.3 billion more in untraceable cash, on top of the $400 million cash payment the administration has already confirmed," Cotton said in a statement.
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Inslee would also institute bans on assault weapons and untraceable firearms, in addition to closing the "Charleston loophole," referring to the gap in the background check system which allowed a man to purchase a firearm and kill nine people at South Carolina's Mother Emanuel Church in 85033.
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Adrian was a writer, and he was working on "a multigenerational and intercontinental epic" based on his family history, and during the past two weeks the three of them had toured a number of towns on the East China Sea, sifting through local archives, tracing the untraceable.
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"We still need to work on reforming our electoral legislation, both to stop the presence of any organization outside of the country, but also to tackle those anonymous or untraceable pages that pop up with no information about who they are or where they are located," Dwyer said.
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In an attempt to drive home the point about the damage done by these sites — which allow users to anonymously buy and sell drugs using untraceable digital currencies like bitcoin and get narcotics delivered straight to their door — Sessions cited incidents of Americans dying from drugs purchased on AlphaBay.
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US District Judge Robert Lasnik's order blocks the federal government from allowing the publication of 3D-printed blueprints that detail, among other things, how to make a fully 3D-printed firearm — which experts and advocates worry would open the door to a new wave of easily accessible, untraceable guns.
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Elliptic, a company that develops tools to track how cryptocurrencies are used in criminal activity, has found that Hamas, the Palestinian fundamentalist militant organization, has deployed a method to make some of their donations nearly untraceable by providing each visitor a different Bitcoin address to send payments to.
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Meanwhile, as David Dayen reported at the Intercept last week, Lee has been sinking hundreds of thousands of dollars of his own money into his campaign — the bulk of which he spent between April 22010 and May 2266 — including that $160,000 payment to an almost untraceable data company.
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While Bill Clinton's proposal would stop a foreign-registered entity from transferring largely untraceable money as CGEP did, there's nothing in his proposal to stop a foreign government or individual from giving millions of dollars to a U.S.-registered foundation, which could then transfer that cash on to the Clinton Foundation.
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Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE said earlier this month his administration would prosecute those who produce untraceable 3D-printed weapons.
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"It's now impossible for Congress and the White House to deny their objective: to politicize the trusted charitable nonprofit community by authorizing unlimited, unfettered and untraceable political money to flow through the nonprofit sector to benefit partisan special interests," said Tim Delaney, the head of the National Council of Nonprofits.
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" In Wednesday's statement, Jeffrey C. Boshek II, a special agent with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, acknowledged that "the fact a prohibited person was able to manufacture an untraceable firearm with apparent ease and anonymity presents a significant challenge and major concern to law enforcement and our community.
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After a day of New York City grime — the puffs of exhaust, the drips of untraceable moisture — has piled up on top of my skin and my makeup has dried into a plaster cast, there is no greater gift I give myself than melting it all off my face with a cleansing balm.
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This relaxation of the monitoring of manufacturing activities will apparently extend to open source 3-D printing, meaning that anyone could post non-proprietary instructions for to use this process to produce untraceable hand guns and semi-automatic firearms without have to register with State or seek an export license from Commerce.
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The homebrew gun revolution won't create a million untraceable guns so much as it'll create a hundreds of thousands of Karl Lewises — solitary geniuses who had a good idea, prototyped it, began making it and selling it in small batches, and ended up supplying a global arms market with new technology and products.
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In the largest room of Defense Distributed's headquarters, half a dozen millennial staffers with beards and close-cropped hair—all resembling Cody Wilson, in other words—are busy building those mills in an assembly line, each machine capable of skirting all federal gun control to churn out untraceable metal glocks and semiautomatic rifles en masse.
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"Fuel is both ubiquitous and untraceable, making its theft a seemingly low-risk criminal operation compared to something like drug smuggling or arms trafficking, where the concern about being caught is much higher," said Ian Ralby, a maritime crime expert who works with both the U.N. and the U.S.-based think tank Atlantic Council.
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The new code allows the 1-foot-cubed tabletop machine—which uses a spinning bit to carve three-dimensional shapes with minute precision—to not only produce untraceable bodies of AR-15s but to carve out the aluminum frame of an M1911 handgun, the popular class of semiautomatic pistols that includes the Colt 45 and similar weapons.
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Last year, Treasury rejected the committee's request for help from one of its experts, even as Treasury officials have speculated — behind closed doors — that the Senate committee would not be able to follow the twisting financial trail laid out in the documents they had turned over, a path that often passes through offshore shell companies or untraceable cash transactions.
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Not only does she have an entire wall dedicated to her wigs and dress in clothes that would turn heads even on a New York City runway (there's no tiny hat, puffy headpiece, nor black-and-white patterned outfit she won't over-adorn with clashing yet tasteful jewelry), but she has the most untraceable accent you could think of.
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Tuesday's decision is the latest chapter is a yearslong struggle between Defense United and gun control advocates who argue that such weapons would be without serial numbers and therefore untraceable, that they could be in some cases undetectable by metal detectors, and that they would enable more people to get guns without submitting to background checks.
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"It's like robbing a bank, except you can do it from a thousand miles away, from the comfort of your home, and the money you get is virtually untraceable and you can disguise it by laundering it through multiple wallets in a matter of minutes," said Robert Long, an attorney at GreenbergTraurig and former federal prosecutor.
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"Regardless of the merits of the settlement agreement the State Department reached with Iran, and regardless of whether the cash payments created "leverage" for the release of the American hostages, shipping more than $1.7 billion in untraceable cash to the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism is nonsensical — particularly when alternative, more transparent means were available," wrote Cause of Action in the request.
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So he got all this money and he had to launder it because he couldn't ... I mean, just because he wanted it to be untraceable back to him by, presumably, the US government, who was ... A lot of governments were paying attention to him, but the US government was really the only one that he was ever afraid of, and rightfully so. Right.
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The Privacy subcategory could probably fall into either the Payments or Base Layer Protocols categories, but I decided to break them out separately given how important anonymous, untraceable cryptocurrencies (especially Monero and ZCash) are for users who would like to conceal a transaction because they prefer not to broadcast a certain purchase for one reason or another, or for enterprises who don't want to reveal trade secrets.
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Even when the outside felt like a convection oven, I still pulled on a nice button-up and headed out the door — walking 20-minutes in the dead heat before standing on a subway platform with a throng of other New Yorkers, each producing their own small cloud of heat, sweat steadily dripping down my spine and grimy puffs of untraceable exhaust floating from the ground.
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Graphic: Monero Press KitA flaw in ostensibly untraceable cryptocurrency Monero, which has picked up steam as market leader Bitcoin has stumbled in value, may make it possible to trace transactions—and since the entire history of Monero is encoded in its blockchain in what is now known to be a semi-vulnerable method, transactions that happened years ago could potentially be analyzed for information on the parties involved.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) blasted the Obama administration Wednesday for reportedly paying Iran the rest of a $2023 billion settlement in cash, saying the "untraceable" money could serve as a slush fund for terrorists.
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Karen Hobert Flynn, the president of the non-partisan watchdog Common Cause, said there were "lots of different ways" that untraceable foreign money could reach the Clinton Foundation under the current broad terms of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton2202 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2628 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE's promise.
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Sen. Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) blasted the Obama administration Wednesday for reportedly paying Iran the rest of a $22019 billion in cash, saying the "untraceable" money could serve as a slush fund for terrorists.
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Everything you need to know about Manafort's fraud trial Judge Jeanine Pirro: Feds want to 'squeeze' Manafort for Trump info 19663D-PRINTED GUNS FIRE BLANKS - FOR NOW: A federal judge in Seattle issued a restraining order Tuesday afternoon temporarily stopping the release of blueprints to make untraceable and undetectable 3D-printed plastic guns ... U.S. District Judge Robert Lasnik issued the order a day after eight states sued the government to block a settlement reached by the Trump administration last month allowing a Texas-based company, Defense Distributed, to resume online-sharing of blueprints for the 3D firearms.
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