"We're finally starting to win the videotaping battle," says Drizin.
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A 2015 case involving unauthorized videotaping produced a strong judicial condemnation.
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I won't bill you, if you don't mind me anonymously videotaping it.
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A resident walks up and begins videotaping the officer with his phone.
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Woods relaxed when he saw that the man was videotaping Johnson's swing.
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If you wear those glasses to a party, people think you are videotaping them.
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Imagine unlocking your phone in a cafe, unaware that a hacker is secretly videotaping you.
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Honestly, from that part forward, I didn't even realize that I was still videotaping it.
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A man who was videotaping the recent Sunday service said the church opened in May.
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He could have spoken out about the videotaping of opponents — if you assume he knew.
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Recently the police ejected a person who was videotaping Comet patrons and workers during dinner.
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He insisted the only crime that took place was illegally videotaping a private dinner party.
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We tried to stay out of their way, and just keep people from videotaping, and taking pictures.
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During our first meeting together, I asked her to describe her job while I was videotaping her.
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Groups of students have resorted to videotaping their anxious pleas to the Pakistani government, asking to be evacuated.
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Furthermore, Strack thought that videotaping the subjects might have made them more self-conscious, also skewing the results.
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In terms of preserving traditional culture, there are projects involving museum exhibitions, and videotaping and recording oral histories.
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Matthew Bennice, a special-education teacher, had been videotaping a presentation to his class when the quake struck.
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At a certain point — around middle school, it seems — one of them, Bing Liu, began videotaping their exploits.
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Zubaydah reasoned that he could make money by videotaping himself taking credit for terrorism that hadn't yet happened.
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To defend themselves, Trump supporters started videotaping all of their chalking as they did it, Mr. Hurley said.
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Mr. Farran recalled that guards started videotaping Mr. Darden, but he does not know what Mr. Darden said.
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When a bobble with the videotaping required everyone to sing the whole thing again, no one seemed to care.
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DeJuan Hoggard, an anchor and reporter at WTVD in Raleigh, posted video of the protestors' attempts to halt videotaping.
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She had already been videotaping events on the ship, but believes the videos have now taken on new depth.
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Of course, the Patriots have gotten in HUGE trouble in the past for videotaping another NFL team -- remember SpyGate?
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Yet, when the council brainstormed ideas, like baking cupcakes or videotaping personalized messages for Ben, Platzner felt it wasn't enough.
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The phenomenon of people videotaping their children opening up a response from a college to see if they got in.
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In February, he secretly traveled to her native Rockford, Illinois, to ask for her family's blessing, videotaping the entire trip.
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In 2002, he was indicted on child pornography charges for allegedly videotaping himself having sex with an unidentified underage girl.
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In 2002, Kelly was indicted on child pornography charges for allegedly videotaping himself having sex with an unidentified underage girl.
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After painting identifying codes on the ants, videotaping them and analyzing who was doing what, the team found several things.
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Logan Paul apologized for videotaping a dead body in Japan ("I intended to raise awareness for suicide and suicide prevention").
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Kelly was also accused of videotaping himself having sex with at least four underage girls as far back as 1998.
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Six hours later, the prosecutors talked to Ms. Ortega again, this time videotaping the 20-minute episode on a phone.
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A former engineer, Schlötter began by videotaping a session and marking exactly where the participants stood and what they said.
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She says at some point Harden noticed she was videotaping the action and demanded that she delete what was recorded.
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At least one woman was videotaping the incident on a cell phone, the spokesman says, and she began arguing with Calder.
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While the team was suspected of videotaping an opponent's practice, an N.F.L. investigation found no evidence the Patriots had done so.
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Clayton Patterson was videotaping this guy getting beaten up, and I had never been so horrified not to have my camera.
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Agents or sympathizers of the Chinese government show up at public events videotaping and snapping pictures of speakers, participants and organizers.
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She helped put together protests against the World Trade Organization in her native Hong Kong, corralling Korean farmers and videotaping marches.
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One possibility discussed was videotaping a performance, perhaps in advance of a live version to be later put on in court.
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One good experiment (videotaping the event) was worth more than all the guesses — all of which turned out to be wrong.
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Wagner went from finding and videotaping future NBA stars in a gonzo, by-the-bootstraps manner to working for the NBA itself.
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The most important example was the Patriots' 2007 Spygate scandal, in which the team was caught videotaping an opposing coach's hand signals.
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After injuring his back, McShay stopping playing and performed a variety of duties for the Spiders, including videotaping practices and evaluating players.
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Outside the store, Boucher walked up to an unidentified black man who, in addition to the WLS photographer, was videotaping the incident.
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" He added that videotaping the brandings would provide additional collateral and that women should therefore be placed in "a more vulnerable position.
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The indictment accused Kelly of videotaping himself having sex with at least four girls under the age of 18 beginning in 213.
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At the beginning of the 2007 season, the Patriots were caught videotaping the New York Jets coaches' hand signals during a game.
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He was accused of exposing himself to several women in parking lots and videotaping their reactions with his cellphone, the police said.
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At least one woman was videotaping the incident on a cell phone, an LAPD spokesman told PEOPLE, and she began arguing with Calder.
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"Okay, I am getting annoyed by everybody saying they are nervous from these windows," Jameson said, videotaping the windows as she approached them.
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These comments came just after the New England Patriots—who had once been punished for videotaping another team's practices—won their fifth championship.
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He served three months on tax evasion charges in 1979 and was sued in 1989 for allegedly videotaping female employees at his restaurant.
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Mr. Miranda, sporting Spider-Man sneakers, leapt into the scrum, singing and dancing along with the teenagers, videotaping them as they videotaped him.
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Videotaping all those caught in his web, he bequeathed a visual legacy of abuse of power and deceit taking place behind closed doors.
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In 2007, the Patriots were caught videotaping the New York Jets coaches' hand signals during a game in what became known as Spygate.
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Were it not for George Holliday, a plumber from Argentina, videotaping King's beating from his apartment window, the incident may have escaped public attention.
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In 2002 Kelly was charged with 21 counts of child pornography related to his allegedly videotaping himself having sex with an unidentified underage girl.
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In 2002, Kelly was charged with 21 counts of child pornography related to his allegedly videotaping himself having sex with an unidentified underage girl.
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I voted for the one live witness the House asked for and I voted to allow the videotaping of the witnesses they asked for.
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The father was videotaping his young daughter as she playfully beat her chest behind the thick glass protecting her from the silverbacks in the exhibit.
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Two to three times a week, Mason Tompkins, a 19-year-old videographer who works for Vayner, follows Bilyeu from meeting to meeting videotaping him.
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She began videotaping the pair at the suggestion of authorities, who had already launched an investigation after receiving an anonymous tip about alleged financial abuse.
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Then Florida prosecutors charged the 77-year-old with soliciting prostitution after secretly videotaping his encounters with masseuses at a day spa in Jupiter, Florida.
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When we were 25 that's when Shudder To Think got their big record deal and were on Lollapalooza, and I went along with them, videotaping.
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Their lawyers argued the couple were being misrepresented for their swinger lifestyle, in which they partied with drugs and group sex, often videotaping their trysts.
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On her website, Ms. Ring explains that she began by videotaping the dancers' "raw" improvisations, which is easy to believe while watching the final product.
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He ordered the videotaping of his sister's husband engaging in sex with a prostitute he had hired, then had the video sent to his sister.
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They have a video of them boarding the ship, Americans on their knees with their hands behind their head, videotaping them as if that's amusing.
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The case captured headlines as it came along with revelations regarding Crane and his sex life, which included videotaping and photographing his sexual encounters with women.
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Whether videotaping the police is a First Amendment right is an issue for the courts, and we'll see how the rest of this case works out.
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"This was a guy working on his own blog going around San Diego videotaping or recording images," Officer Billy Hernandez told the San Diego Union Tribune.
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A class-action lawsuit accuses authorities of illegally videotaping customers getting massages at the same Florida spa where Kraft and others allegedly paid for sexual services.
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"Come on, really?" he groaned in the clip as he realized Lambert was videotaping him, but not before the musician zoomed in on his six-pack.
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Once to describe the public identification of Valerie Plame as a C.I.A. officer, and for the New England Patriots' videotaping of New York Jets coaches' signals.
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During the media event, Goodell also addressed the investigation into the New England Patriots for illegally videotaping the Cincinnati Bengals during a 2019 regular-season game.
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A transgender YouTube personality was shot in the leg Thursday while videotaping a confrontation with a security guard outside of a synagogue and school in Los Angeles.
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Ag-gag statutes are aimed at keeping out animal activist groups such as People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals from secretly videotaping and photographing livestock operations.
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In May 2004, despite warnings from the State Department, two more Iranian Mission security guards were observed videotaping infrastructure, public transportation and other New York City landmarks.
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That claim could very possibly make it easier to understand why he was arrested in 1959, but it doesn't erase the 1990 case of him videotaping women.
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There was the videotaping — and endless rebroadcasting — of Hezbollah's sneak-attack on the Pumpkin, which became one of the earliest productions in the terrorist home movie business.
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I started videotaping myself, propping my phone up against my water bottle at the edge of the mat, and reviewing my performance on the bus ride home.
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So the team tested dog and wolf behavior by videotaping their reactions, and, as expected, dogs did raise their eyebrows more often and more intensely than wolves.
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Heading into Tuesday's election, Mr. Netanyahu spent weeks on a failed legislative effort to allow videotaping in Arab polling places, ostensibly to crack down on voter fraud.
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Dayton Jones and three men had pleaded guilty to assaulting an unconscious teenage boy at a party and videotaping the incident, later sharing video on social media.
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Fans of the books took pride in videotaping their friends and family members watching shocking plot twists like the Red Wedding and uploading those reactions to social media.
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On January 73 this year, Logan Paul kneecapped his career by videotaping the dead body of an apparent suicide victim, losing lucrative deals after a massive public backlash.
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In 2007, the New England Patriots were caught illegally videotaping hand signals from a New York Jets coach from an unauthorized location, beginning what became known as 'Spygate.
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The researchers began videotaping the couples in their homes, studying their interactions, and interviewing them separately about nearly every facet of their lives, even day-to-day spats.
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The challenge involved people around the world videotaping themselves pouring buckets of ice water on their heads, passing the challenge onto others and encouraging donations to ALS research.
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The move to audit fetal tissue research was applauded, however, by David Daleiden of the Center for Medical Progress, the anti-abortion activist who ran the covert videotaping project.
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The illnesses triggered the expulsion of two Cuban diplomats in May, and follow other past reported incidents of harassment of US diplomats, such as break-ins, bugging, and videotaping.
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It may also explain why one of the sailors was wiping his eyes and appeared to be crying in newly released segments of the Iranian videotaping of the sailors.
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CNBC was allowed exclusive access to a recent insider threat police operation as well as inside security operations at the airport, videotaping areas never before seen by the public.
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Whether or not you approved of us his up-close and aggressive approach to videotaping animals, it's clear pop culture could use more science and wildlife celebrities like Irwin.
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Mr. Tarui said in the complaint that he did not report the conduct out of fear it would become public because of the firm's policy of videotaping confrontations between employees.
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You can tell that he is very good at trying to work Nasir for a confession and trying to get more information by videotaping the suspect's meeting with his parents.
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Vincent "DJ Spinna" Williams, Spike Lee's Block Party and events DJ from Crown Heights, Brooklyn I actually went to the videotaping of the "Fight The Power" video shoot in '89.
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"I've never in my entire life seen anything like this," said the unidentified man videotaping the arrest near a subway stop at 14th Street and Seventh Avenue earlier this year.
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I didn't intervene with Ping's building manager; once, when Fred started crying in the middle of an interview we were videotaping, I didn't hug him, even though I wanted to.
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Mr. Tarui said in the complaint that he did not report the conduct out of fear it would become public because of the firm's policy of videotaping confrontations between employees.
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EARLY MAY United apologized for an interaction captured on video between a New Orleans ticket counter agent and a male passenger, where the agent is scolding him for videotaping her.
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Walmart has taken steps to restrict gun sales during his tenure — like videotaping the point of the firearms sale and raising the minimum age to buy a gun to 21.
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The apotheosis came on Wednesday night with an uncomfortable news conference at which the rookie D'Angelo Russell apologized for videotaping his teammate Nick Young apparently confessing to cheating on his fiancée.
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Because of the invention of videotaping and film, those things get recorded and those things are commented on endlessly, so that's sort of why the show was able to come back.
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One one occasion, a trafficker beat a woman for six hours, videotaping much of it and leaving blood on the hotel room's walls, while the staff did nothing, the lawsuit alleges.
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MAY 8: United apologized for an interaction captured on video between a New Orleans ticket counter agent and a male passenger, in which the agent is scolding him for videotaping her.
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The team was punished in 2007 after the league found it to be videotaping the New York Jets sidelines in what became known as "Spygate" among the NFL media and fans.
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Luster had fled from Southern California to Mexico during his rape trial and was convicted in absentia of raping three women after drugging them and videotaping the act, CNN reported at the time.
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The recent development of state laws that allow companies to sue whistle-blowers — whether for videotaping animal cruelty or documenting other wrongdoing — is simply a way to intimidate individuals from blowing the whistle.
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You know, when I was a state senator, I helped pass Illinois's first racial-profiling law, and one of the first laws in the nation requiring the videotaping of confessions in capital cases.
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Police Commissioner Richard Ross said there have been "tremendous reforms" in the Philadelphia police department since Wright&aposs incarceration, citing advances in forensic sciences and changes in investigative procedures, such as videotaping of interrogations.
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Daleiden and Merritt are each charged with conspiracy and 14 counts of invasion of privacy for creating false identities to infiltrate the abortion conference, then videotaping various conference participants and others without their consent.
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"What's interesting to me is that smart people can see the same events, but can have such different views of an act that's otherwise objective, like videotaping another team when it's illegal," DeSteno said.
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After conservatives tried to embarrass Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York with old footage of her dancing, she faced them down by videotaping new footage of her dancing — outside her new congressional office.
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Having spent time at Driveline — a data-driven performance training center in Washington State — he determined that videotaping every practice session would be his answer, rather than making adjustments based on "feel" or opinion.
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A neuropsychologist who worked with Frederick County Child Protective Services during the investigation determined that both children suffered from "mental injury because of the videotaping incidents and what went on during the videos," Angel says.
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However incomplete, solutions rely on technology: working remotely via Slack channels or Google hangouts, using Zoom for conference calls, videotaping and uploading lectures, sharing and storing files on Google Drive -- and other app-related workarounds.
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Patriots videotaping investigation remains open Another NFL investigation still in progress concerns the New England Patriots, whose film crew shot video of the Cincinnati Bengals' sideline during a game against the Cleveland Browns this season.
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These were two of "the haters": anti-immigrant protesters who show up to the shelter and walk right in, the staff said, videotaping the asylum-seekers and posting the videos online for their thousands of followers.
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The underinflated footballs, like the videotaping of an opponent's defensive signals, are merely symbols of the limits that an organization and its highly driven coach and players are willing to test in order to achieve success.
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Some residents have begun taking photographs of hitchhikers or videotaping confrontations with homeless people camping in the woods and posting them online, including on a private Facebook page created recently called Peak to Peak Forest Watch.
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Vladimiro Montesinos, who was the head of Fujimori's secret police, emerges as a character in the novel, buying the support of journalists and opposition leaders with bags of cash and videotaping the bribes from his compound.
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Carpenter and Crane's friendship "revolved around electronics and women," Crane, Jr., said, according to CNN, Crane's habit of videotaping and photographing sexual encounters came to light publicly after the murder and his relationship to Carpenter was revealed.
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From 2006 to 2011, they were drafted in at least 242, almost all by the Obama administration on issues such as videotaping police brutality and ensuring that blind people and their service dogs have access to Uber.
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"By no stretch of the imagination did law enforcement need to resort to secret, indiscriminate, continuous videotaping of private massage parlors in order to build a solicitation case around low-level consensual sex acts," the motion says.
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Chills went down a lot of experts' spines last month when we saw the news that the Brussels bombers, the ISIS terrorists who blew up the airport and attacked the metro, were secretly videotaping a Belgian nuclear official.
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But as it has waged its campaign of violence in eastern Afghanistan, the affiliate has adopted the central group's brand of atrocity and intimidation, carrying out public beheadings and videotaping some of them with slick production values. Gen.
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In the book, there's the story of us getting inside the prison and videotaping Anzor [Sharmaidze] as he described in detail how the police had tortured him and made him confess to a murder that he didn't commit.
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CNBC reported last week that Golden has filed a civil cross complaint against Caban, seeking $5 million in damages due to his claim that the driver violated California law by videotaping him in the car without Golden's consent.
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In a pair of tweets, Kelly slammed the British tabloid for "secretly" videotaping her 22019-year-old daughter and her daughter's classmates in an article Wednesday detailing Kelly's life following her departure from the "Megyn Kelly Today" show.
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Channel 4 News in Britain recorded Mr. Nix suggesting methods to entrap a client's opponent, like sending an attractive woman to seduce the rival candidate and secretly videotaping the encounter, or getting another person to propose a bribe.
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Although the Iranians were within their rights to investigate why the boats were near the island, Navy officials said, they violated international law by holding the sailors at gunpoint, videotaping interviews with them and damaging equipment on their boats.
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In Mr. Ostermeier's intense, involving production, four actors animate Mr. Louis's crisp, self-reflexive writing, often videotaping one another using iPhones, with the results then projected in grainy close-ups on a white wall behind the nearly bare stage.
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Again this is a generalization, but the idea that companies can secretly use your personal information to manipulate you seems much more unsettling to Europeans than the knowledge that the government is tracking subway rides and videotaping city streets.
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We're singing Robbie Williams and rooting for Michael Jordan, drinking too much Sunny D and videotaping Xena: Warrior Princess, and life is beautiful and...sorry, we just had to pause to weep into our iPhones and latte art for a moment.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hundreds of New York City residents have filed complaints in recent years, saying police tried to stop them from videotaping public encounters, according to a new report from an agency tasked with investigating misconduct by law enforcement.
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Each is charged with conspiracy and 14 counts of invasion of privacy for creating false identities as representatives of a fetal-tissue procurement company to infiltrate a 2014 National Abortion Federation meeting, then videotaping conference participants and others without their consent.
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In 2006, then-Senator George F. Allen, a Republican, stumbled into the national spotlight by pointing a finger at an Indian-American Democrat videotaping his campaign appearance and referring to the tracker as "macaca," a slur for dark-skinned Africans.
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Videotaping police officers has become a key tool for civil rights activists in recent years, fueling public outrage over the fatal police shooting of Tamir Rice in Cleveland and the chokehold death of Eric Garner on New York's Staten Island, among other cases.
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Kelly paid thousands of dollars to recover sex tapes, prosecutors say A 13-count indictment released Friday in the Northern District of Illinois accused Kelly of videotaping himself having sex with at least four girls under the age of 18 beginning in 2000.
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Kelly paid thousands of dollars to recover sex tapes, prosecutors say The indictment released last week in the Northern District of Illinois accused Kelly of videotaping himself having sex with at least four girls under the age of 18 beginning in 1998.
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Trey Gowdy, chair of the House Oversight Committee, said on Sunday that he did not agree with Comey's request for a full public hearing, and suggested instead videotaping a private deposition, editing out any classified information and releasing the tape to the public.
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The prosecutor wouldn't even look at me, even though I was on his list of victims — Jason also confessed to surreptitiously videotaping me and others in the bathroom of our home on a few occasions leading up to the assaults, crimes of voyeurism.
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Cao, who was born in 1978, delves into the fantasies and entertainments of her generation, videotaping cosplayers in her native Guangzhou and building a virtual city in the online world Second Life, where her avatar, China Tracy, has served as a philosopher-guide.
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The new restrictions, issued by the Senate Rules Committee, would break years of precedent, which previously set that "videotaping and audio recording are permitted in the public areas of the House and Senate office buildings," according to the Radio and TV Gallery website.
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A plainclothes New York City police officer was stripped of his gun and badge on Friday after cellphone video emerged showing him drawing his weapon on bystanders while making an arrest in Harlem, then punching a man who was videotaping the episode, the authorities said.
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The sheriff's office said a 39-year-old man was videotaping a 68-year-old man with his cell phone outside a Lake Worth poll, but the older man objected and slapped the phone out of the younger man's hand, causing it to fall to the ground.
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"If you're going to hand somebody a grease-stained sandwich bag filled with cash under a table, you better hope nobody's got a cell phone nearby who's videotaping it," said Richard E. Berg-Andersson, a researcher and historian for The Green Papers blog, which covers the nominating process in depth.
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The DCCC argued in a letter to the Office of Congressional Ethics (OCE) that the National Republican Congressional Committees's (NRCC) use of employees tracking and videotaping Democrats from competitive districts in the Capitol complex is a violation of House rules that prohibit the use of official resources for political purposes.
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Venality was widespread in the 1990s under Mr. Fujimori, when his top adviser, the infamous head of the secret services Vladimiro Montesinos, corrupted the whole spectrum of Peruvian society, bribing politicians, bankers, entrepreneurs, judges, military officers and journalists, videotaping them in the act, building grotesque pyramids of cash as he carried out extortions.
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One pops a wheelie (an illegal act, according to CBS local news, under the law in that jurisdiction) and the rider who is videotaping the journey says something unclear—some suggest it was "Ah man, we'll keep it down"—to a police officer, who appears to be waiting to cross the street.
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One pops a wheelie (an illegal act, according to CBS local news, under the law in that jurisdiction) and the rider who is videotaping the journey says something unclear—some suggest it was "Ah man, we'll keep it down"—to a police officer, who appears to be waiting to cross the street.
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" In a statement, Corizon Health said that "due to patient privacy and active litigation, we are unable to comment on this individual case, but we believe it is important to note that Corizon employees were not involved in videotaping Mr. Perry and the comments on the tape are not those of any Corizon Health employee.
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If studios are concerned enough with projectionists and patrons videotaping a film in theaters that they provide security with night-vision goggles for premieres and opening weekends, how do they reason that an at-home viewer won't set up a $40 HD camera and capture a near-pristine version of the film for immediate upload to torrent sites?
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"These police departments are enhancing surveillance of innocent people throughout their cities with no accountability for how the footage is used, when the cameras must be turned off or on, if they're videotaping victims during incredibly personal and sensitive moments, or what, if any, consequences there would be for officers using their cameras inappropriately," according to the report.
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The growing use of police video monitors in New York City may threaten the free and anonymous nature of public space … Before Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and Police Commissioner Howard Safir expand video monitoring to cover more areas of the city, there needs to be significant public debate about the wisdom of 24-hour videotaping of lawful movement.
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But it's no more surprising to learn, given the dramatic shift in the numbers, that it later turned out that the Astros were cheating: videotaping the opposing catchers' pitch signals and then using a trash can near the team dugout to pound out, semaphore-style, a message to the hitter about the pitch about to arrive.
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In "Uber Embraces Videotaping Rides, Raising Privacy Concerns," Kate Conger writes about Uber, a ride-hailing company that is piloting a video surveillance program in some of its vehicles: Uber has experienced years of complaints about the safety of its riders and drivers, who are often left to sort out episodes without the help of the company, and it has settled lawsuits claiming that it does not do enough to protect passengers.
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He said you can't really blame the Patriots faithful for believing their team can do no wrong, and has done no wrong, even though it was twice caught cheating by the N.F.L. So the pre-Super Bowl chatter marches on, focusing on Belichick's genius, even though he was fined a half-million dollars for videotaping opposing coaches in 2007, or Brady's brilliance, even though he was suspended for the first four games of the season after being accused of using deflated footballs.
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