Allergan agreed to acquire Vitae last week for $653 million.
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Vitae is also testing a potential treatment for atopic dermatitis.
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The deal values Vitae at $2102.72 a share, or $21.1267 million.
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They have thicker curriculum vitae, more preliminary data and name recognition.
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They have similar styles and tennis gifts but increasingly disparate curricula vitae.
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Nor is the curriculum vitae of the finance minister really much use.
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It acquired Vitae Pharmaceuticals for $639 million to strengthen its dermatology pipeline.
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Edgar stands out as the biggest omission on Holloway's incredible curriculum vitae.
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By 1974, 83 percent of Catholics said they disagreed with Humanae Vitae.
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"Education is the foundation for change anywhere," says Vitae London founder William Adoasi.
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As of Tuesday's close, Vitae had a market cap of about $8.10 million.
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And indeed, you can see shades of Humanae Vitae and the bishops' goals.
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Vitae, which does not have any approved products, closed at $21.1208 on Tuesday.
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He issued an encyclical titled Humanae Vitae, which means Of Human Life in Latin.
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Judged by the curriculum vitae voters consider ideal, Sanders would come out on top.
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Survivability in the Vitae System is what it sounds: how bad the shit actually is.
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We found our own haven that evening east of Goat Cay on Lignum Vitae Cay.
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Cras laoreet, elit vitae maximus fermentum, libero sapien condimentum magna, aliquam placerat lacus ligula sed metus.
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They point out that Humanae Vitae met with unprecedented dissent when it was issued in 1968.
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Jaeger is also currently working under another $1.4 million NSF grant, according to his curriculum vitae.
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As of June, his curriculum vitae listed no publications to date — not even a journal article.
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Vitae Pharmaceuticals shares doubled to $20.84 after Allergan said it would buy the company for $639 million.
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Rarely has a debut novelist emerged with a curriculum vitae as diverse and admirable as Kate Tempest's.
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American bishops are preaching on Humanae Vitae this year and encouraging their priests to do so as well.
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But he stopped doing both after he read Pope Paul VI's encyclical ''Humanae Vitae'' in the late 1990s.
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Vitae Pharmaceuticals shares more than doubled to $20.95 after Allergan said it would buy the company for $639 million.
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Every resume, transcript, curriculum vitae and work history is going to look weird when it comes to spring 2020.
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In 1968, Paul authored the influential encyclical Humanae Vitae (On Human Life), which reaffirmed the Vatican's opposition to birth control.
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All self-educated readers (that would be most of us) have holes in our curriculum vitae, and I'm no different.
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After experimenting with different types of wood for his project, Perlman initially settled on lignum vitae due to its lubricating resin.
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Most Americans expect Madame Secretary to drone on, joylessly, about policy, and wave her curriculum vitae like a club against her enemies.
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Played by four men in five movies across 24 years, Jack Ryan has been more of a curriculum vitae than a character.
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The church has long opposed the use of artificial contraceptives, a ban reaffirmed by Paul VI in his 1968 papal encyclical, Humanae Vitae.
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Paul is perhaps best known for his controversial encyclical Humane Vitae (On Human Life), which included the Church's ban on artificial birth control.
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OUTDOOR SPACE French doors in the kitchen open onto a rear veranda in a tropical garden planted with lady palms and lignum vitae.
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Watch More from Broadly: In 1970, just two years after Humanae Vitae, two-thirds of Catholic women were using banned methods of birth control.
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"That being said, he has indicated that he will not change the policy on Humanae Vitae at any time for any reason," she says.
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His accomplishments recall the curricula vitae of those Victorians who were at once field archeologists, colonial administrators, specialists in medieval poetry, spiritualists, and spies.
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The company is paying $21 per share in cash for Vitae, whose stock jumped to $20.89 in premarket trading from $8.10 at Tuesday's close.
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It also ordered his all-male organization, Sodalitium Christianae Vitae, to foot the bill for his living expenses, the documents, released by Sodalitium, show.
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But if the critics of Humanae Vitae dug a little deeper, they might be surprised at how much enthusiasm for the teaching they would find.
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Any illusions she might have nurtured vanished, however, when, in 1968, Pope Paul VI issued the Humanae Vitae encyclical, which reiterated the church's conservative dogma.
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Arbor Vitae Landscape Painting with Graham Nickson (June 18-29) combines plein air painting in the spectacular Old Westbury Gardens with color and synthetic projects.
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DRUG DEAL Shares of the dermatology drug developer Vitae Pharmaceuticals soared 102.723 percent after it agreed to be bought by Allergan, the maker of Botox.
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I like the implication of the question: Do we all have a predictable reading list for our curriculum vitae, our class, our race, our gender?
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Adoasi is currently working on an exhibition to showcase the stories of the children Vitae London has helped, to celebrate the brand's first year in business.
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That means overturning the Humanae Vitae encyclical's ban on contraception and a positive assertion by the pope of contraceptive use as part of a healthy relationship.
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One thing conspicuously absent from this otherwise impressive curriculum vitae is the name of Martin Scorsese, and Aiello was as bewildered by this as anyone else.
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The papal encyclical Humanae Vitae, issued by Pope Paul VI in 1968, said that artificial contraception was forbidden because sexual intercourse must always be open to procreation.
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The Ireland-based company said it would acquire Pennsylvania-based Vitae for $21 a share, a 159 percent upside from its Tuesday close of $8.10 a share.
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In the Vitae System, all three of these factors are backed by formulas that return scores for vitality, or how likely you are to survive a disaster.
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But after a time, you come to understand why he's mixing in pages of his curriculum vitae with pages about grief: To Biden, the two are intertwined.
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Dozens of former members of the Peru-based Catholic group Sodalitium Christianae Vitae have said in recent years that they were subjected to physical and sexual abuse.
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This increase means that more Americans are being denied the family planning services first banned by Humanae Vitae—in the contexts of both routine and emergency medical care.
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" He described his subsequent drinking as if reading from a curriculum vitae: "In the mid-nineties, I think it was white wine, and then I gave that up.
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Like college deans of admission, we sift through the candidates, study their curriculums vitae, read their letters of reference and sort the prospects into piles (yes, no, maybe).
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In Arbor Vitae Landscape Painting with Graham Nickson (June 19-30) plein air painting in the spectacular Old Westbury Gardens combines with color research and synthesis in the studio.
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Though foreign employers and some private firms worry that hiring party members will cause them headaches, it is a small matter to omit the credential from one's curriculum vitae.
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Mestrovic made his directorial debut with Scriptura Vitae, an artistic short film commissioned by the UK's Channel 4, featuring a blend of Japanese Butoh and his communicative style of art.
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The Ireland-based company announced its $1.7 billion deal with Tobira Therapeutics on Tuesday, and made news last week after acquiring Vitae Pharmaceuticals in a $639 million all-cash deal.
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Mr. Parscale acknowledges the gaps in his political curriculum vitae, but says that he has filled some of them, and will enlist the help of political professionals to close the rest.
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But the rest was focused on his curriculum vitae - from high school in Hanau, to his training as a bank clerk in Frankfurt to his business administration certificate, secured in 2007.
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The prosecutor will ask a judge to order Figari and three other former leaders of Sodalitium Christianae Vitae to spend up to nine months in jail ahead of trial, said Hector Gadea.
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Based on his published curriculum vitae, he appears to have little experience in federal statistics or at managing a big organization, both characteristics that census-watchers believe are vital for the job.
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It is highly likely that many bishops will issue strong statements in support of Humanae Vitae, such as the beautiful treatment of the encyclical in "The Splendor of Love" by Bishop Samuel Aquila.
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Despite the fact that Humanae Vitae was massively unpopular, Catholic leadership started pursuing policies that that would effectively codify it in the secular world since it wasn't enforceable by the Church, Ratcliffe says.
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He oversaw much of the Second Vatican Council and is known for his landmark encyclical "Humanae Vitae," which reaffirmed the Roman Catholic Church's teaching against contraception in the wake of the sexual revolution.
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Fifty years ago this week, Pope Paul VI published Humanae Vitae, the papal document that banned all forms of "artificial" birth control, from condoms to prescription methods like the pill as well as sterilization.
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The new paper expands on Higo's previous work by applying the Vitae System, particularly the third metric of conviviality, to a simulated disaster in which an underground mall and adjacent subway station become flooded.
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They take credit for their presentations on their curriculum vitae without disclosing that they consulted for the CIA, which might alienate some academic colleagues as well as the countries where they conduct their research.
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According to her curriculum vitae, Simon has a bachelor of arts in mathematics and a master of science (student personnel and counseling) from Indiana State University and a doctorate in higher education from Michigan State.
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Pope Francis also faces challenges after sexual abuse scandals in both Peru and Chile, including at Sodalitium Christianae Vitae, a powerful Catholic organization in Peru whose former leader, Luis Fernando Figari, is wanted by prosecutors.
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In a curriculum vitae (CV) posted by Conte on a law association website, he said he had "perfected his judicial studies" at numerous foreign institutions, including Cambridge University, New York University and the Sorbonne in Paris.
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Even before the event began, Assembly staff members had circulated the cover letters and curriculum vitae of 13 candidates, a mix of former prosecutors, current legislators and a founder of a "cardiac safety" company, Alex Zapesochny.
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An abuse case in Peru More protests may come in Peru, where the Vatican recently took control of an apostolic society, Sodalitium Christianae Vitae (SCV), after allegations that its members abused youth sexually, physically and psychologically.
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"So let's be politically incorrect, like St. John the Baptist, the patron saint of political incorrectness," Morlino said, pointing to Pope Paul VI's 1968 encyclical, Humane Vitae, which addressed the Catholic Church's teachings on sexuality and contraception.
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Privately, several White House aides acknowledged that Dr. Jackson's lack of managerial experience could be problematic and said that once again the president's interest in his personal bond with someone was more significant than their curriculum vitae.
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INDOORS The owner, an interior designer who bought the home in 2013, restored the original wide-board white pine floors, added a sunroom to the main level and planted arbor vitae trees in the backyard for privacy.
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Despite his many reforms, Paul is perhaps best known for his 1968 encyclical Humanae Vitae (On Human Life), which enshrined the Church's ban on artificial birth control, saying nothing should block the possible transmission of human life.
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Diaz helps them find a place to rent, get job interviews and write a curriculum vitae, and shows them how to use a knife and fork, take escalators, lifts and buses, and use an automated teller machine.
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The ban, enshrined in Pope Paul's 1968 Encyclical "Humanae Vitae," is widely disregarded in many advanced countries, but activists say there is still a stigma attached to birth control in some Latin American countries because of the edict.
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The Vatican said the pope had appointed an administrator to run Sodalitium Christianae Vitae (SCV), whose founder, Luis Figari, a layman, is scheduled to go on trial in Peru later this year for the sexual abuse of minors.
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For each meet, I have to prepare dossiers of the types of foods I'm able to cook, a full curriculum vitae complete with transcripts, and I'm evaluated in much the same way a college admission's committee evaluates prospective students.
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In Arbor Vitae Painting with Graham Nickson (June 20–July 1), intense color methods introduce new palettes and metaphors, as students paint in the Old Westbury Gardens and synthesize their plein air paintings with live models in the studio.
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Allergan has agreed to 12 deals in 217.063, including the $1.7 billion acquisition of Tobira Therapeutics Inc, maker of an experimental treatment for fatty liver disease, and $639 million acquiring Vitae Pharmaceuticals Inc, maker of an experimental drug to treat psoriasis.
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The boom in co-authorship more than compensated for the drop in individual productivity, so that the average researcher notched up a slightly higher number of papers for his curriculum vitae: 2.3 a year compared to 2.1 two decades earlier.
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A Vatican statement said the congregation for religious orders had issued a decree naming a commissioner to take over the Sodalitium Christianae Vitae, a conservative movement that has about 20,000 members and chapters throughout South America and the United States.
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Developed by an anti-abortion OB-GYN named Thomas Hilgers who was also inspired by ''Humanae Vitae,'' ''NaProTechnology'' eschews most forms of birth control and fertility treatments and relies instead on tracking widely used ''biomarkers'' like cervical mucus and body temperature.
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While Liu has no experience in the securities business and his curriculum vitae reads much like Xiao's - and other previous heads of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) for that matter - some superstitious 'netizens' are pinning their faith on his birth sign.
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A letter from the Vatican&aposs office of religious orders acknowledged it had instructed Luis Figari to stay away from the Sodalitium Christianae Vitae community and required him to seek permission before leaving Rome, but said it never impeded his return to face charges.
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"Eric Tan was not merely an alias for Jho Low, but was in fact a real person," public prosecutor Leong Weng Tat told the court, adding that Sturzenegger had seen a copy of the passport and curriculum vitae of the individual, Eric Tan Kim Loong.
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There's commentary on past controversies and a brief history of Catholic teaching on marriage, from Matthew 19 ("What God has joined, let not man put asunder") to Humanae Vitae, the 1968 encyclical in which Pope Paul VI upheld the ban on artificial birth control.
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Paul VI also wrote "Humanae Vitae," the papal document that solidified the church's stance against almost every form of birth control in 1968 Francis was likely referring to nuns in the Belgian Congo during the 1960s, who used anovulant, a form of contraception that prevents ovulation.
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Rescinding Humanae Vitae—and encouraging the use of contraception as a means for families to control their economic futures—is what one might expect from a Pope who views the lives of the poor as sacred, but Pope Francis has not indicated any inclination in that direction.
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But Humanae Vitae affects more people than just Catholics: The Catholic bishops who implement Church policies have been very active in trying to overturn birth control coverage in the United States and limit abortion access for immigrants—and President Donald Trump seems more than happy to do their bidding.
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Ms. Leadsom had already faced accusations — which she denied — of embellishing her curriculum vitae, but her campaign ran aground over the weekend after The Times of London published an interview in which she suggested that she was a better candidate because she is a mother, while Ms. May is not.
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James Bretzke, a moral theologian at Boston College, said that some theologians interpreted a passage in Humanae Vitae as an "escape clause" that essentially permitted women to use an artificial means of contraception if it had the effect of curing or treating disease — for example, using birth control pills to treat menstrual pain or acne.
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Between then and now, the painfully-modest, bleach-blonde mullet'd, self-taught director-editor has added the likes of Kim and Kanye, Travis Scott, Drake, 21 Savage, Tyga, Chief Keef, FKA Twigs, Diplo and A$AP Rocky to his curriculum vitae, and now calls some of modern hip hop's biggest names his good friends.
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In part, this is due to a wider focus — perhaps best expressed in Pope John Paul II's 1992 encyclical Evangelium Vitae (Gospel of Life) — on a "culture of life," an overall approach to social teaching on issues like abortion and medical care that holistically stressed the dignity of the human person from conception through (natural) death.
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Still this chef, who left the Mexican state of Michoacán for New York when he was 15 (and most recently was cooking at a Chinese restaurant in New Jersey, after a stint at Vitae in Manhattan), puts a burrito spin on his parchment-thin scallion pancakes, rolling them around a filling of beef, jalapeños, onions and greens.
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Florida Grand Bahama Great Abaco Atlantic Ocean Bimini Is. Nassau Detail area below Bahamas Cuba 100 miles Staniel Cay Airport THE EXUMAS Bitter Guana Cay Harvey's Cay Exuma Sound Great Guana Cay Ocean Cabin Little Farmer's Cay Musha Cay Lignum Vitae Cay Exuma Bank Goat Cay Bock Cay Bahamas Baraterre Great Exuma I. 10 miles Staniel Cay Airport THE EXUMAS Grand Bahama Bitter Guana Cay Harvey's Cay Florida Great Abaco Exuma Sound Atlantic Ocean Great Guana Cay Bimini Is. Nassau Detail area right Ocean Cabin Little Farmer's Cay Lignum Vitae Cay Musha Cay Exuma Bank Bahamas Goat Cay Bock Cay Cuba Bahamas Baraterre Great Exuma I. 10 miles 100 miles By The New York Times We glimpsed the dark blue depths of Exuma Sound as we sailed around the northern tip of Great Guana Cay.
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The files, unearthed this summer by a security analyst at the California-based cybersecurity firm UpGuard, were discovered in a folder labeled "resumes" containing the curriculum vitae of thousands of US citizens holding Top Secret security clearances—a prerequisite for their jobs at the Central Intelligence Agency, the National Security Agency, and the US Secret Service, among other government agencies.
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They include similar leaks involving nearly 200 million US voter files, sensitive files linked to the creation of a Pentagon system handling classified materials, the resumes and curriculum vitae of thousands of Americans with classified and up to top secret security clearances, and gigabytes worth of credentials and other documents from one of the country's largest media conglomerates, among others.
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This week, he gave a peek behind the curtain into the president's decades-long rumination over nuclear weapons, and the man the president claims he learned them from: his Uncle John, a physicist at M.I.T. Uncle John did not work in nuclear physics, but Mr. Trump has often used his scholarly curriculum vitae to give himself a patina of academic understanding.
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