I think that what happened is a very clever adversary, political adversary in the case of Cambridge Analytica and others, but literally a national adversary, national security adversary in the case of Russia, just exploited the heck out of Facebook.
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"Sometimes when you attack an adversary, you create an even bigger adversary," Sorial said.
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Wisdom enables you to know your adversary, discipline prevents your adversary from knowing you.
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The more articles we have from an adversary, the easier it is to detect that adversary.
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" When Carlson asked Trump if he considered Russia America&aposs greatest adversary, the president answered: "I won&apost even use the word adversary.
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The Assad regime was a U.S. adversary before the fighting and bombing started and it will likely remain an adversary when the fighting ends.
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"This is not a system that cannot be hacked by an adversary, it's a system that is pointless for an adversary to hack," Burt said.
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It was fodder for conspiracy-minded Iranians who believe that Islamic State is the joint creation of its main Sunni adversary and its main Western adversary.
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You had this fascinating situation of a wounded adversary that also—from some reporting—also has been a very dangerous, much more aggressive adversary than we realized.
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There are other ways, some more automated, to add an adversary into the learning process, where the role of the adversary is to trip up the learning system.
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"NATO has the capabilities and resolve to impose costs on an adversary that would be unacceptable and far outweigh the benefits that an adversary could hope to achieve," the statement said.
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To be clear, Moscow is certainly a dangerous adversary .
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Russia is not the only adversary waging an influence campaign.
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Another adversary is bodily weakness, signalled by pain and tiredness.
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Polling shows that she is a tempting adversary for Trump.
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Furthermore, THAAD has blind spots that an adversary could exploit.
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Mr Barnier is seen as a tough adversary for Britain.
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So, fogging increases uncertainty from the perspective of an adversary.
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"I'm Modi's devotee, but I'm not anybody's adversary," he said.
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Mike decides to settle the score with a scary adversary.
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Russia's adversary Ukraine has been equally if not more aggressive.
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In time, even the fish became more ally than adversary.
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He's not treating Russia under Mr. Putin as an adversary.
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"To date, FIFA's been without an adversary," Ms. Vash said.
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This is not a conventional fight against a conventional adversary.
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Clinton's newest political adversary almost certainly has very different motivations.
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And in "The Adversary," nobody knows this more than Maeve.
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And that highlights the biggest risk to choosing an adversary.
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Some Kurds had developed a reluctant respect for their adversary.
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Mr. Putin, after all, is an adversary, not an ally.
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It is a move sure to anger a powerful adversary.
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What remains unclear is how each adversary assesses its counterpart.
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The two lawmakers pointed to Iran as Israel's top adversary.
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From an adversary perspective what drives this demand is clear.
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"You complicate that targeting scenario for an adversary," says Col.
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But they struggled to make sense of this new adversary.
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But Samsung is not the only adversary Apple is facing.
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How else do you get your adversary to the bargaining table?
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But there is another crucial part of war, namely the adversary.
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The question was, would you meet with an adversary without conditions?
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Rogers didn't discuss the U.S.'s own penetration of adversary networks.
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Even if an adversary does spot the drone, it doesn't matter.
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Walmart is probably the most formidable adversary Amazon has ever faced.
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CHINA is the stated adversary in Donald Trump's incipient trade war.
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A WWE performer without an adversary would be a pitiful spectacle.
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Obama's most vocal adversary in the debate was not present, however.
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How can nations spot and fix vulnerabilities faster than an adversary?
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To win against a powerful adversary you must understand your enemy.
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Both, for instance, view the other as a highly capable adversary.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's latest adversary on Twitter is Rep.
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How vulnerable depends upon the persistence and resources of the adversary.
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War, even as Russia itself remained an awkward institutional adversary. The
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He won't even call Russia an adversary let alone an enemy.
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Facebook told NBC the documents were "cherrypicked" by its legal adversary.
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Badison provides Red with what she needs above all: an adversary.
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Total normal stuff to do in front of a longtime adversary.
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During the Cold War, few Americans had sympathies for their adversary.
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It's substantially tougher to do when your adversary is death itself.
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The next, more immediate adversary is closer to northern Europe: Russia.
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Her work involves North Korea, adversary calculus and leadership decision-making.
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Addiction is a slippery adversary that cannot be held to account.
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And it neutralizes a powerful potential adversary of the drug companies.
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At the same time, they remain his adversary on other matters.
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In any case, this was a slippery adversary to grapple with.
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Your main adversary, at least in the early going, is gravity.
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Is an adversary building something that might be a weapons factory?
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He isn't only not an asset, he is an active adversary.
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Riyadh blamed adversary Iran for the strikes, a charge Tehran denies.
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Riyadh blamed adversary Iran for the attacks, a charge Tehran denies.
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For Democrats, he is a unifying force as a common adversary.
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One thing that I wanted was a formidable adversary for Benson.
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His experience includes threat analysis, adversary modeling and security product development.
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" Comparatively, Earnest explained, Snowden "fled into the arms of an adversary.
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Trump made the comment during an interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, after Carlson asked Trump if Russia is the "chief adversary" of the U.S. "I don't want to use the word 'adversary,' " Trump replied.
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So now it's up to Olivia to take her one-time-friend-then-adversary-then-friend-then-adversary and make him presidential against the candidate she once managed… because Olivia wears the White Hat™ now, forever.
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Like any worthy disciple, she had defended Graf from a dangerous adversary.
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The obvious adversary, Trump opponents who disapproved by a whopping 22020 percent.
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And meeting with your adversary is not necessarily a bad idea ever.
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For many, it marked the moment that Mr Putin became an adversary.
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Reagan defeated our greatest adversary, the Soviet Union, winning the Cold War.
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Our fetishization of the adversary system does lead to injustice and inefficiencies.
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"We've never had an adversary that's attacked us with so few consequences."
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Syria is aligned with Iran, Israel's greatest adversary in the region today.
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Trump now has no such adversary, which bodes poorly for his presidency.
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"Russia is an adversary and always has been," the Arkansas Republican said.
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"China [is] probably our most important adversary," she said of their discussion.
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A presidential campaign under investigation for potentially colluding with a foreign adversary.
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Such a disclosure of intelligence to an adversary would typically be illegal.
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Maybe part of that is that we're united against a common adversary.
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But Kim is not the type of adversary Trump is used to.
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Put another way, they mean that China is an adversary like Russia.
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"It's the same adversary," the official involved in the forensic investigation said.
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Was saving the city worth a confrontation with its formidable new adversary?
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The research represents a breakthrough in understanding the adversary behind Operation Sharpshooter.
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Netflix was so compelling, he said, that its main adversary was sleep.
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Here's what "The Adversary," episode six, has me thinking: Maybe it's both?
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Faced with Trump as an adversary, Democrats and liberals must calculate carefully.
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"We need to constantly pose this adversary with different looks," Berger said.
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There are a variety of ways an adversary could target the census.
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But he has never faced off with an adversary like Mr. Kim.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a fellow Democrat and frequent adversary, was beyond repair.
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"Mike and I reminded Dana that Russia is our adversary," he said.
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KERNEN: -- for what some people say is an enemy or an adversary.
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" Or quips like "Why fight when I could just bore my adversary?
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Pence has long been seen as a top adversary to LGBTQ rights.
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She was sharp-tongued, goofy and most effective when battling an adversary.
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Yet Mr. Trump thoroughly reversed his hard line on another adversary: China.
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She admitted that her adversary had had the better of the exchange.
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The US, however, has long viewed Soleimani as a terrorist and adversary.
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In her philosophical work she has been and remains our determined adversary.
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It is also an adversary which challenges American interests around the world.
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They're not an adversary, but we need to prepare for all eventualities.
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The second adversary had no sword but was terrifying all the same.
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In this fantasy, Ukrainians were trying to help his adversary Hillary Clinton.
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But of course his adversary is not each villager one by one.
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The common thread: It has continuously been an adversary of legislation itself.
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Russian behavior is that of an adversary — often that of an enemy.
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He is not, therefore, a very likely choice for Cormier's replacement adversary.
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In trying to fool the adversary, the generative software learns from its errors.
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Because to me he is not an abstraction or an adversary — he's Bob.
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But unlike the unyielding authoritarian state, this adversary is completely unpredictable and irrational.
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"We need Silicon Valley not to view government as its adversary," Clinton said.
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"We need Silicon Valley not to view government as its adversary," Clinton said.
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But they can test the rhetorical response of their new adversary or ally.
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Our ally Russia (part of the Soviet Union back then) is our adversary.
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Here, the adversary tricks a victim into reinstalling an already-in-use key.
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As the Colombian government's main adversary has changed, so too has its leadership.
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Stephen Bannon, Mr Trump's influential strategist, undoubtedly sees China as a major adversary.
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The young cast was confident they wouldn't be afraid of their painted adversary.
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Then came Nunberg: a chatty, childlike adversary, blustery and arrogant and utterly outmatched.
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"Russia, at least for my money, is our primary adversary," he told NBC.
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He's seen as a much more difficult adversary for Democratic candidates come November.
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Would our adversary provide us the medicines that our armed forces might require?
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"I am proud of the fact news can be an adversary," Iger said.
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One of the things you have to have is a very clear adversary.
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Jamiat is a largely Tajik political movement and an adversary of the Taliban.
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The president needs an adversary and he's decided to make it the media.
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"Despite Donald Trump's bromance with Vladimir Putin ... Russia is our adversary," she said.
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Lindsey Graham, a strong Trump adversary, said a brokered convention would be unfair.
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" He added, "Remember, Russia is a dangerous adversary who attacked the United States.
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However, officials still commented on the deteriorating situation with the longtime U.S. adversary.
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Against this shifting adversary, President Obama has sought to strike an upbeat message.
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And very soon, he will start receiving classified briefings on that adversary. Ehhhhhcellent!
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Revis, an old adversary, wandered over to greet Cruz in the first quarter.
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Elliott's fight once again coincided with corruption charges being filed against an adversary.
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Will he live with the threat posed by a mercurial, wildly unpredictable adversary?
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His refusal to confront Russia, a U.S. adversary, stunned lawmakers from both parties.
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Her adversary tried to choreograph a direct confrontation between him and his accusers.
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No individual state has the ability to detect missile launches from adversary countries.
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Mr. Putin remains a determined adversary preying on Eastern Europe and American elections.
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But while Death is a trusty adversary, it is also a repetitive one.
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Government belongs wherever evil needs an adversary and there are people in distress.
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American democracy is facing a "direct assault" by a determined adversary, he said.
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Of course, his old adversary, Judge Lynne, was long gone, as was Pointer.
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Americas most difficult adversary agreeing that Donald is a good guy to negotiate.
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Like Mr. Pence, most administration security officials view Russia as a leading adversary.
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Yet in every case, the lawyers face a common and elemental adversary: fear.
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"We need to constantly pose this adversary with different looks," the commandant said.
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Clinton exposed sensitive information from an ally or gave it to an adversary.
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His closest adversary, Fernando Haddad of the leftist Workers Party, had 16 percent.
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In the battle for his conscience, Hitler proves to be a formidable adversary.
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The US, meanwhile, desperately wants to keep its emerging adversary from doing that.
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Potential hazards include drought, flooding and "intentional attack by an adversary," he noted.
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Communication at the working level with adversary/friendly counterparts is always a plus.
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Bolton, however, didn't think Trump should engage so closely with a US adversary.
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We have an adversary that is laughing at us, who will act again.
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Or someone fed the dog their homework: Some adversary made these lists unusable.
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And Mr. Cuomo left Mr. de Blasio, a persistent adversary, scrambling to respond.
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That's a quick path to conflict with a volatile and nuclear-armed adversary.
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" Ms. Fiorina, the former Hewlett-Packard chief executive, emerged from a meeting with the president-elect at Trump Tower on Monday to talk tough, not on Russia but on China, which she called "our most important adversary and a rising adversary.
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Republican presidential candidate Trump certainly didn't mind the leaked emails that embarrassed his adversary.
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Russia is still our major adversary, I don&apost know where he&aposs been.
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Gore's eye rolls, repeated sighing and crowding his adversary arguably cost him the election.
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Is the squirrel on the left going to go absolutely HAM on his adversary?
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Iran was transformed from an ally into America's and Saudi Arabia's biggest regional adversary.
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Simplified, against AES-CCMP an adversary can replay and decrypt (but not forge) packets.
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Yet today, German, Italy and Japan are our allies – while Russia is our adversary.
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One could see this dynamic developing after Hillary Clinton was no longer his adversary.
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Treating an adversary as if it were a rational state helped stave off Armageddon.
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There was no chest beating, no boastfulness and no intent to humiliate the adversary.
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On the topic of working women, he's been both an advocate and an adversary.
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Jim Vejvoda, IGN The real standout among the cast is the series' new adversary.
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"We have to remember we were attacked by Russia, a foreign adversary," she said.
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"Once a user's IMSI is exposed, an adversary can carry out more sophisticated attacks."
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The best example of PrideFest missing the point is the game's main adversary: protesters.
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From what we've seen, the Sin City queen is the only real adversary Mrs.
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Compelling evidence Comey is the kind of adversary that no White House would relish.
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Harlo: I don't know, if White Rose is your adversary, that might be difficult.
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The remarks also come as the administration overhauls its policy toward the U.S. adversary.
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They are, further aware of adversary capabilities to exploit American dependence on orbital systems.
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He has already proven himself to be perhaps Trump's most tenacious and dangerous adversary.
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In this case, Democrats face an adversary who is not going to be bullied.
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MORE, had argued during the campaign that Russia was the United States's foremost adversary.
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Trump's responses are flat and atonal unless he's criticizing an adversary or touting himself.
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Those factors again raise the cost of conflict and competition for a potential adversary.
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Now you're taking down your adversary not in a teahouse, but in the newspaper.
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In this instance, Eoyang argues, Trump gave the longtime US adversary far too much.
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This crowds out other decision factors, and controls the choices available to an adversary.
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Recently, cartoonists from Saudi Arabia—a huge geopolitical adversary of Iran—joined the adventure.
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There is no doubt that China can be a tough adversary for American dealmakers.
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Much like her adversary Mr. Trump, she appears unable to resist being on camera.
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At the news conference, Trump complimented Putin as "a good competitor," not an adversary.
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She had been a fan, though, of his colleague and adversary Margaret Chase Smith.
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All of it made Dr. Beck an intimidating and confident adversary, Ms. Hamnett recalled.
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And is the best adversary for Trump a livid warrior or a happy one?
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Here's why: A cyber military operation lets the adversary know you're in the network.
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If any candidate has ever proven himself a fair and courteous adversary, it's Sanders.
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Best of all, the outcome is one in which your adversary has voluntarily acceded.
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When "The Adversary" opens, Maeve wakes up and heads to work at the saloon.
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He was a longtime adversary of Mr. Trump, both rhetorically and in the courts.
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How would an adversary know the size of the weapon being launched at them?
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The Tipu Sultan of Mysore, perhaps the EIC's most effective adversary, used French technology.
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And one powerful adversary Lutsenko had was a certain U.S. Ambassador named Marie Yovanovitch.
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Add to this mix the cozying up of Turkey to NATO's biggest adversary: Russia.
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He believed then that he needed to learn the language of his potential adversary.
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But he saved his harshest words for perhaps his most hated adversary: the media.
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" Later, Payton's adversary Astrid (Ludy Boynton) is told to show her "inner coldness, unapologetically.
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And the Republican president isn't the only hopeful adversary hoping for a Sanders nomination.
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But Mitch McConnell already knew he had the votes to roll over his adversary.
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To think of him as a worthy adversary — an Iranian Erwin Rommel — is wrong.
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Nothing less than an attempt to dominate information in a contest with an adversary.
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"The adversary does not need an army, but only a computer with internet connection".
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Bachelet, a Socialist, is a long-time political adversary of the center-right Pinera.
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It has also produced a dangerous standoff with a fiercely hostile nuclear-armed adversary.
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LaVey venerated Satan as the ultimate "adversary," the symbol of individualism and personal liberty.
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"I believe the strength of the future is when we can figure out how to bring all of those capabilities to bear against an adversary, and all of those capabilities provide deterrence and keep an adversary from taking a misstep," Hyten said.
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Jameson is going to be adversary, spinning every single one of Parker's actions as nefarious.
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An adversary equipped with tanks will most likely have sophisticated methods to seek out forces.
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Instead, Klein revealed his personal battle to one other contestant: his biggest adversary, Jay Starrett.
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It is much easier for an adversary to find a chaotic politician and amplify them.
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And despite Donald trump's bromance with Vladmir Putin, Vladmir Putin and Russia are our adversary.
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But the reality is these "bandits" have proven a formidable adversary for Philippine security forces.
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"Russia is an adversary," declared Senator Rubio, in response to the president's fraternising in Helsinki.
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Up close, he didn't look like the evil adversary I painted him out to be.
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It's a positive thing when a leader in a powerful position empathizes with an adversary.
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The only person having more fun than Grant is his on-screen adversary Ben Wishaw.
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No general worth his salt ever gambled that his adversary wasn't capable of the unthinkable.
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The justice system relies on adversary proceedings as the most objective way to determine guilt.
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And in the case of North Korea and China, that adversary is the United States.
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You directly threaten your adversary with intolerable consequences if he doesn't comply with your demands.
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One popular caricature even shows a Perseus-Trump, brandishing the head of his electoral adversary.
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We need to move Russia from being an adversary always to a partner at times.
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He is interested in getting damaging political dirt he can use against a political adversary.
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"No matter what technology you develop, the adversary will develop a counter technology," Farid says.
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Mr Carrère's trademark style crystallised while he was working on his book "The Adversary" (2000).
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Putin poses a huge threat to America's allies and must be treated as an adversary.
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Adversary judicial procedures are a poor way to judge the truth value of technical material.
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Strictly limiting your communications prevents your adversary from gaining knowledge of your intent and plans.
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The Kremlin only respects a strong adversary that is willing to stand up to bullies.
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"He's an aggressor, a provocateur, he is an adversary to the United States," he said.
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That's an increase since January 2017 -- starting at 46% adversary, 9% ally, and 41% neither.
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But on Friday morning, Mr. Trump rose early to strike back at his favorite adversary.
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Others have cropped up in headlines because of their dealings with the longtime US adversary.
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In Washington, even simple communication with an adversary is often mindlessly derided as a concession.
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Area 21 began to make out the patterns of a familiar adversary: the C245d21s291 group.
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So, for decades, China treated us as its ultimate adversary, while proclaiming its peaceful intentions.
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The notion that a foreign country, an adversary, decided to massively intervene in our election.
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" If that was the policy, Graham added, "I am now your adversary, not your friend.
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Clapper, arguably Flynn's biggest bureaucratic adversary, announced his resignation Thursday, just hours before Flynn's appointment.
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Kurz's main political adversary, the center-left Social Democratic Party, saw blood in the water.
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But as the Army acknowledges in its latest manual, small drones are a tricky adversary.
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But that's the challenge with a tabloid strategy: it's always about you, not your adversary.
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Conte said the "political mood" between 24.23-Stars and once bitter adversary PD was good.
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"This is the kind of adversary whom you want to be with," Mr. Beilin said.
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So rather than lead with your strongest arguments, start by interrogating those of your adversary.
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" The Democrat then says of his former adversary: "He's been so reasonable all his life.
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Playing against an adversary, as in a military crisis, that's not where my experience is.
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"Influenza is a formidable adversary," Schuchat said Thursday, warning that the season is not done.
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Warner was encouraged by his old campaign adversary, John Warner, to embrace the new assignment.
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We don't learn much about the characters or their adversary that we didn't know already.
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For the US, China represents both a critical trading partner and a leading foreign adversary.
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There is no cure-all solution that will prevent an attack from a determined adversary.
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Russia is a clear adversary in cyberspace and we can't afford these self-inflicted injuries.
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Like most Americans, he believes that Islamism — the extremist political movement — is a dangerous adversary.
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The NBA's refusal to denounce Communist China for what it is – our adversary – is shameful.
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Rerouting the naval armada is President Trump's latest escalation in force against a potential adversary.
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But Elizabeth Warren has revealed herself as a formidable adversary, and the president knows it.
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Republicans and Democrats accused him of siding with an adversary rather than his own country.
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Few other theater companies embrace film—theater's century-long adversary—to such a heightened extent.
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But as Cuomo highlighted during his show on Tuesday evening, legal defenses are one thing — lying to voters about your business dealings with a foreign adversary during a presidential campaign in which that adversary is interfering in the election on your behalf is another.
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Rocky comes back out of retirement after his adversary Apollo Creed goads him into a rematch.
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As such, we can imagine an adversary using it to foil, say, a gun detection algorithm.
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" He concluded: "I think strategic dialogue with one's adversary is not something that should be avoided.
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"We are extremely relieved that this wasn't an attempted intrusion by a foreign adversary," he added.
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Vietnam, China's other main adversary in the sea, recently pledged to resolve its maritime dispute bilaterally.
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"Our adversary in this movie is a being who's diametrically opposed to the Federation," Quinto said.
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But Lieutenant Boyd was clear that his marines were preparing to fight a "near peer" adversary.
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Oh, and they're also hoping the actors can help defend them against a murderous, reptilian adversary.
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So customers and security companies need to think like the adversary and take a proactive posture.
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Back in the day, Driver appeared in six episodes as an adversary to Karen (Megan Mullally).
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If Instagram Stories is a success, it may be able to defang its most dangerous adversary.
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How would any adversary be expected to know the warheads were set at a low yield?
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Its adversary—rising sea levels brought on by man-made climate change—is relentless and merciless.
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PANETTA: And it&aposs not too much to ask for, particularly when it involves our adversary.
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He seems kind of human (so far.) Trump's cellophane-thin skin makes him an unforgiving adversary.
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The attack on the defense contractor was carried out by a "malicious cyber adversary", it said.
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Last week, he added new layers of complication by disclosing classified intelligence to a longtime adversary.
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McConnell made clear views Russian President Vladimir Putin as more of an adversary than a friend.
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When Mars retrograde ends, you'll have learned how your own anger can be your biggest adversary.
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Grab, meanwhile, Go-Jek's key adversary, recently raised $2 billion for its recent Series H round.
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ROB JOYCE: I think Internet-connected information is really vulnerable to that well-resourced dedicated adversary.
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Today an adversary can attack one or two satellites and be certain of a crippling effect.
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This patriot believes in the idea of America and doesn't back down, no matter the adversary.
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Ordinarily, the best way to counter an intellectual adversary is through a contest of rational faculties.
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Oliver demonstrated that the adversary is the prosecutor and the weakness is the evidence they collect.
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Biden was lampooned by Saturday Night Live and by his potential 2020 adversary, President Donald Trump.
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Glaser also sees a broader push in the Trump administration to paint China as an adversary.
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Ala, using his scope, can regularly see his adversary hundreds of meters away behind sandy berms.
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"The left has treated the United States as an adversary, but not our government," Antonio said.
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The new poster features the return of Bridget's former adversary turned fiancé Mark Darcy (Colin Firth).
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That threat is magnified if an adversary has supplied equipment in the network, U.S. officials say.
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They argue the land-based missiles can be fired only at one conceivable U.S. adversary: Russia.
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US enemies now lack the comfort of a predictable adversary, as do domestic adversaries -- and allies.
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Russia is an adversary not just of the United States but of freedom-loving people everywhere.
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He will never draw his gun first, but he will always shoot faster than his adversary.
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"But the most challenging adversary we have in these parts is the coyote," Mr. Murphy said.
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After the votes were tallied, they were announced out by her foghorn-voiced adversary, Mr. Bercow.
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Mr. Trump has been telegraphing confidence, but he has never faced an adversary like Mr. Kim.
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Scandal 'generations in the making' A blog, The Worthy Adversary, published Garcia's three-page letter Saturday.
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They see the harrowing dangers the adversary has placed or will yet place in our path.
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But today's open request for China to investigate his political adversary still felt like new territory.
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You can see either the anti-satellite missile or the adversary satellite maneuvering towards your asset.
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He belittled Iran's attack and pointed to Iran "standing down" to suggest that his adversary capitulated.
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A key element of deterrence is ensuring that an adversary understands the other side's basic capabilities.
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And signalling that there is no boundary one is unprepared to transgress may demoralize one's adversary.
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The trouble is, T-cells don't recognize cancerous cells as an adversary, leaving the body vulnerable.
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Read: Emmanuel Carrère, author of the nonfiction classic "The Adversary," has a new collection of essays.
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"From an adversary perspective what makes mobile an attractive spying target is obvious," the researchers wrote.
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Though the bacteria's biology makes it a particularly difficult adversary, scientists are optimistic about their prospects.
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But Mr. Platt was quickly surprised to see that he was getting along with his adversary.
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But what he consistently stopped short of was engaging in full-scale war with any adversary.
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Pompeo, should he be confirmed, has consistently condemned Russia as being somewhere between competitor and adversary.
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"They need an external adversary, an external enemy, otherwise why is this organization necessary?" he said.
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He is the editor in chief of Conservative Review and a frequent Cruz booster and Rubio adversary.
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Trump, the ultimate showman, branding genius, and political neophyte, has shown himself to be a resourceful adversary.
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The Air Force is also looking for outside contractors to provide " red air," or adversary training, support.
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A foreign adversary would have to find multiple exploits in order to significantly affect the national vote.
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But there's one Trump adversary Biegun might have more success in dealing with: the Democrats in Congress.
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But Iran remains a powerful adversary of America across nearly all the conflicts of the Middle East.
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Kasich ultimately dropped out of the race in May, after briefly aligning with onetime adversary Ted Cruz.
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Corbin has much in common with his adversary, missing the 73 season because of Tommy John surgery.
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"We've gained some time now on the adversary," said a U.S. official, referring to recent territorial gains.
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"That information could be extremely valued by an adversary," FDIC Inspector General Fred Gibson told the hearing.
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Perhaps it is time to acknowledge that America can be an adversary as well as a partner.
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" He also called Russia an adversary "in some situations," specifically citing election interference as an "adversarial act.
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Israel closely monitors the military capacity of Syria, an adversary against which it has fought three wars.
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Check. Talking to your adversary is not a reward; it's how you protect yourself and your interests.
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This week brought crushing criticism of his handling of classified intelligence with an adversary, Russia's Foreign Minister.
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Once they gained this access, they were able to observe the adversary in action from these midpoints.
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Finally, when it comes to U.S. security interests, Le Pen might as well be an American adversary.
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The English wave two fingers (middle and index), with the back of the hand towards the adversary.
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The White House relies heavily on Saudi Arabia in its effort to contain their mutual adversary, Iran.
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The Buddhist imprimatur also makes the temple a powerful adversary in its legal battle with the government.
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But if your adversary sees you flinch, you'll either have to swing the stick or back down.
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But it presents challenges from a cyber perspective because it allows a lot of vectors for adversary.
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This prevents the leader from showing any sign of weakness that can be exploited by the adversary.
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It should deliberately not signal an adversary regarding the availability of any intentionally graduated Israeli nuclear deterrent.
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These victories, however, are only the opening battle in a war against a formidable adversary: organized crime.
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His research also includes adversary analytics, strategic and operational naval issues, and maritime security in Southeast Asia.
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It is the use of propaganda to sow discord into the politics and culture of an adversary.
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If one is going to attack a much stronger adversary, one would certainly want a surprise attack.
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Today's adversary can be comfortably sitting behind a keyboard sipping coffee but their impact can be devastating.
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So did Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Justice Scalia's frequent judicial adversary and best friend on the court.
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Moore, who is a visiting fellow at the Heritage Foundation, said he sees China as an adversary.
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"We've got a really important supplier teaming up with our biggest adversary," Schlichting said of the merger.
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Through literary history the woman writer has squared off in various ways against her old adversary, motherhood.
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The DNC later learned the attempt wasn't the work of an adversary, but had come from within.
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"She is a skilled adversary and a master at keeping all Democrats in line," North Carolina Rep.
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Newsom hung up and immediately called Donald Trump, his frequent adversary, reaching the President around 4 a.m.
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I do know we need to acknowledge and defeat them with the urgency a wartime adversary warrants.
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The Young Pope glances at his adversary, preternaturally long eyelashes blinking, tanned face stretching into a sneer.
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The drug industry, she said, should be viewed as a partner in fighting addiction, not an adversary.
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One reason is that power placed in an ally's hands will inevitably be available to an adversary.
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It's not the time to end the mission, lest we soon find ourselves facing a resurgent adversary.
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"Trump doesn't believe in give and take, and preserving the dignity of the adversary," Mr. Joffe said.
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But pharma is an agile adversary and may well respond by charging those with private insurance more.
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It has not involved a foreign adversary or a single traumatic event, as wartime crises often do.
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"It is an incredibly difficult adversary," Mr. Pompeo said at a security conference in Washington last week.
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Democrats remain more dovish, with only 16% viewing China as an "adversary," compared to 20203% of Republicans.
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But they went further, attempting to short-circuit an adversary circumvention of those protections with adversarial training.
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Mr. Coats saw Russia as an adversary and pushed for closer cooperation with American allies in Europe.
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Poland has been reluctant to allow its historical adversary Russia to gain a foothold in certain sectors.
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An adversary can learn a lot by paying attention to those subtle differences in timing and behavior.
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Environmentalists saw him as an adversary, and his industry connection came to define him in news articles.
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Mr. Putin still supports the Iran deal, and is in tacit alliance with Iran, Israel's deadly adversary.
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According to this view, treating China like an adversary will only frustrate our own long-term goals.
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All good dramas have a struggle between a protagonist and an adversary at the center of them.
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Because this scandal involves the hostile acts of a foreign adversary, it is a national security issue.
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We adjust our force posture and troop levels based on adversary action and the dynamic security situation.
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But as the shutdown starts to hurt their business, they could become a potent adversary, analysts fear.
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The city's rugged fans know hockey well enough to spot a powerful adversary worthy of their badgering.
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Clinton, on the other hand, is regarded as an old adversary who would be bad for Russia.
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Diane also finds herself facing off against Mike Kresteva (Matthew Perry), an old adversary of Alicia Florrick's.
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So the only logical explanation is that Mr. Trump sent the two favorable pages to an adversary.
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Instead Wilson decided to use the situation, and worse, a grieving family, to attack a political adversary.
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Bezos owns The Washington Post, a perceived political adversary of both Trump and the Saudi government. 3.
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The notion that a foreign adversary might be targeting campaign officials never occurred to them, Wiles said.
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Although Russia remains the West's main near-term adversary, China is developing into a longer-term threat.
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We adjust our force posture and troop levels based on adversary action and the dynamic security situation.
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He got the emails about emissaries of a foreign adversary bearing dirt, but — what do you know?
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It's clear that White House stenographers do not serve his administration, but rather his adversary: the truth.
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In the seventies that spirit changed from competition to an adversary posture and from respect to distrust.
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But in this case, the federal government — often a tribe's adversary — has come to the Ramapoughs' aid.
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The first, as mentioned above, is that holding a meeting gives legitimacy and status to an adversary.
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"If you are going to use military force to send signals in order to change the decision-making calculus of a foreign adversary, you should clearly communicate exactly what you want from that foreign adversary and define for yourself how that objective integrates into your wider strategy," Wechsler said.
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"If you attack us in cyberspace, it's an attack," he said, as if speaking to a hypothetical adversary.
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At the helm is Kimberly McCarty, Paulette's chief adversary, the woman Paulette said was spreading lies about her.
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Like those butchers of yesteryear, Mr Putin and Mr Xi are brought together by a shared adversary, America.
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But despite what he claims, it didn't necessarily appear as if Wilder lured his adversary into a trap.
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U.S. membership on the council legitimized an especially treacherous adversary to liberal democracies: the faux human rights victim.
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"I realized, as a lawyer, he [Cohen] may want to use that information against his adversary," Gleason said.
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Certainly David could use some kind of foil or adversary that's capable of challenging him at this point.
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To a foreign adversary seeking to undermine U.S. democracy, creating that kind of doubt isn't very technically difficult.
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" Nate Fick added, "We can do as much damage to the adversary with good defense as good offense.
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Ted Cruz was a formidable adversary, as he faces a possible last stand in Texas on Super Tuesday.
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Democrats who want to fight Trump on social issues, by contrast, will find a more reliably conservative adversary.
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From being an adversary to becoming a partner Learning how to talk with your partner doesn't happen overnight.
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Its regional adversary Israel, which Iran does not recognise, says the program presents it with an existential threat.
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The Air Force maintains dedicated "adversary" squadrons whose sole job is to simulate enemy forces during training exercises.
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"It's the same adversary," an unnamed law enforcement official involved in the investigation told the New York Times.
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President Trump called his longtime media adversary, CNN's White House correspondent, "Crazy Jim Acosta" in a morning tweet.
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Two things: Kim Jong Un has nuclear capability and no adversary can be sure if he'll use it.
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The United States would not tolerate that from any other country, especially one considered an adversary, she said.
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"You always need an adversary to provoke you into making the funk," George Clinton told me last fall.
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But a political adversary — does that person even have skin, let alone a working set of thermal sensors?
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Is it any wonder North Korea -- or any other adversary of the US -- isn't scared by Trump's threats?
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They accuse Qatar of financing Islamist militant groups and allying with their regional adversary Iran - allegations Qatar denies.
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Elton John wasn't going to announce his farewell tour without some friendly teasing from his adversary Rod Stewart.
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Women were—more often than not—at the forefront of disco, their vocals pushed themes of surviving adversary.
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And after you've let your adversary off the hook, you certainly don't get to apply that pressure again.
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Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.), a longtime adversary of Mabus, questioned the decision to name a ship after Levin.
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So the logic goes: People are just handing over their personal data to a potentially dangerous foreign adversary!
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Iraq taught us the cost of going to war against an adversary that we do not fully understand.
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It was a bee harassing a bear, stinging incessantly until his arm-weary adversary succumbed to sheer persistence.
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But I will discuss her respectfully because she is a worthy adversary, not an enemy of the state.
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Trying to negotiate peace with a longtime adversary like North Korea may have been part of that effort.
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And it would help the American people better understand the true nature of Russia as an emerging adversary.
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Officials have said that there is no evidence of a foreign adversary trying to interfere with election infrastructure.
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Acquiescing to a foreign adversary interfering in a presidential election offends every democratic principle most Americans hold dear.
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The administration must be prepared to make good on these threats should an attack come from any adversary.
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You might have more in common with your adversary than you think: You both appreciate a good garden.
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Russia, with which Mr. Obama had tried to cultivate a friendly relationship, continues to be an implacable adversary.
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Tesla is now in the ring with what is probably the most dangerous adversary in its history: Walmart.
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BuzzFeed said all three Republicans consider Putin a formidable adversary to the U.S. despite their criticism of Obama.
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Much like graduated escalation in Vietnam, it depends on largely untested, and ultimately unverifiable, assumptions about the adversary.
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If we face external constraints like oil shortages, adversary attacks or interrupted access, our vulnerabilities become even greater.
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Nevertheless, the hallmark issue of election security appears to still be preventing an adversary from directly changing votes.
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He's also a genius-level tactician — making him an extremely formidable adversary for any one of DC's superheroes.
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Many in Mr. Trump's own government consider Mr. Putin a potentially dangerous adversary to be countered, not courted.
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Now, the United States sees China as an adversary determined to challenge American leadership in technology and innovation.
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That is our best chance against any adversary, and we know that France will be very tough indeed.
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But on Wednesday, members of Congress reached across the aisle to take on a common adversary: the press.
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Future Forward finished third in the March 2019 election and emerged as a major adversary to the government.
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But Hamilton's pseudonymous adversary Brutus, an opponent of the Constitution, understood the power of judgment in a republic.
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For Robert Ford, the genius behind Westworld who touts himself as a god, this adversary is certainly Arnold.
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" Allowing a "sidechannel attack in which a completely passive network adversary can potentially recover a user's secret ballot.
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He was a worthy adversary and then, as the Cold War drew to a close, a great friend.
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And he intends to notch an unambiguous victory over Chuck that will put his adversary away for good.
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An elbow to the head of his continuing adversary Brown led to a $112,000 fine, his biggest yet.
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As the second season starts, allegiances have shifted, and Maddie (Inbar Lavi) faces a far more dangerous adversary.
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A formidable and wily adversary, we are going to have to deal with him for a long time.
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Iran, though an adversary of the United States with a history of repression, is a robust, functioning state.
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But this news, that he has revealed highly classified information to a hostile adversary is beyond the pale.
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Clinton, as her party's most recent standard-bearer, has a special status as an adversary of Mr. Trump.
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"The big idea here is overwhelming an adversary because we can come at them from all domains," Gen.
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Jeffries later added that Nadler is "a constitutional scholar" who will face a "a formidable adversary" in Rep.
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Moscow appears to have concluded that it is better off with Turkey as a partner than an adversary.
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The media, again, heaped open scorn on Trump — how dare he praise a murderous dictator and American adversary?
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The researchers embedded with a unit that played the adversary in an exercise by a NATO member state.
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So well, in fact, that other companies, like Tesla adversary General Motors, started producing mass-market electric vehicles.
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Trump's sudden about-face Monday mirrored his whiplash diplomatic style in dealing with another international adversary, North Korea.
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President Donald Trump is set to become Ted Cruz's biggest ally and his biggest adversary in the November midterms.
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Other popular destinations included the European Union and the United States — countries that view Beijing as an intelligence adversary.
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And each tumor is an agile, devious adversary that mutates as it grows to outwit the human immune system.
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Now Trump, keen to strike a historic deal with a bitter U.S. adversary, appears eager for rapprochement to work.
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Despite being a legal adversary in the case, Overlake ended up being open to the idea of boosting transparency.
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But I'm entirely down with the way she quickly decides Arya is a worthy adversary, and stops pulling punches.
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For observers who see Mrs Merkel as Vladimir Putin's main European adversary, her stance is perhaps the biggest puzzle.
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I think the president disclosed more than what was necessary, and it could provide an advantage to our adversary.
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Old thinking about defending a perimeter makes no sense when the adversary is probably already lurking in your networks.
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Though the U.S. team made quick work of Brazil in their last game, Hungary could be a stronger adversary.
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He's still at it, too—Cazares appears to respond to every tweet he gets, from supporter and adversary alike.
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Maximum effect with the first blow was crucial, preferably achieved by forcing an adversary into a "battle of annihilation".
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The deal, agreed to by Iran and six other nations, lifted some sanctions on the long-time U.S. adversary.
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Everyone's freaking out about the risk of being targeted by an adversary that you're wholly unprepared to deal with.
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But what about his adversary and fan favorite, Tom "Iceman" Kazansky, played in the 1986 original by Val Kilmer?
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"Today, we celebrate her and what she stands for — self-expression through art, even in the face of adversary."
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And those contacts get to the heart of whether President Trump colluded with a foreign adversary to get elected.
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Trump's disclosure raised concerns that the information could be passed on to Russia's ally, Iran — Israel's top regional adversary.
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Not just a competitor but a threat, and therefore, in the view of many in this administration, an adversary.
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The Russian adversary was not greeted with the same pomp during his visit to the White House on Tuesday.
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Two decades ago, assessing threats from an adversary involved getting ten experts in a room for a few days.
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Trump's tweet also took aim at a key ally of the U.S. and longtime adversary of Iran – Saudi Arabia.
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But Macri's anti-corruption agenda has been stymied by an unlikely adversary: his own attorney general, Alejandra Gils Carbó.
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Instead of seeing themselves, they see an equally adorable adversary waiting to sneak into their world from opposite land.
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She was worried about hackers, another whole new kind of adversary, in a world turned upside-down by tech.
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They all agree that a "cyber Pearl Harbor" would be a deliberate attack, most likely from a foreign adversary.
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MORE did Iran's mullahs, but political isolation concerning a foreign adversary is a weak and dangerous place to be.
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" Coats said Thursday that the US needed to decide if China was a "true adversary or a legitimate competitor.
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"It's clear that White House stenographers do not serve his administration, but rather his adversary: the truth," she wrote.
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The DNC email disclosure demonstrates how an adversary who believes he's invisible can use cyberspace to subvert U.S. institutions.
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His second and smaller problem is that he is less popular than his main adversary, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
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This is a foreign adversary trying to decide or help decide who is going to be an American president.
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Confronting Putin's aggression will require President Trump to convince his adversary — in both word and deed — of the following.
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If it's good enough for our biggest strategic adversary, it should be good enough for the actual good guys.
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Now, Tesla is facing its most powerful legal adversary ever at a time when company resources are wearing thin.
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Trump is now a national security risk, actively rooting for a foreign adversary to tamper with an American election.
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He accused Barr of burying the evidence of Russian interference, describing it as an "attack" by a foreign adversary.
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The consensus view is that Iran created them to weaken an adversary, but this assessment is not universally accepted.
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We're bringing the same intensity to these security issues that we've brought to any adversary or challenge we've faced.
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But many organizers say their efforts to do so have been opposed by a staunch adversary: the Japanese government.
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Subtle (or not so subtle) manipulation of content may be in the interest of the adversary in the future.
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Technical intelligence can tell you what the adversary possesses but not what they are going to do with it.
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Cummings on Tuesday said the "soul" of the U.S. democracy depends upon a foreign adversary not meddling in elections.
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It seems unnecessary to say that a campaign worker should never accept offers of aid from a foreign adversary.
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But it was Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California, Mr. Trump's most visible shutdown adversary, who invoked the French Revolution.
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Last Friday I warned about the potential for adversary cyber operations against the United States during the coronavirus pandemic.
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As for his opponent, Walker made it clear -- he wants a "worthy" adversary ... not "some bum" off the street.
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This week's episode, "The Adversary," continues the biblical title trend from last week, employing a classic name for Satan.
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"The Adversary" is Lucifer, the fallen right-hand man of God who now works to destroy his heavenly realm.
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She does not see herself as a leader of the left or an adversary of Trump in any way.
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However, it is crucial that our response is proactive yet measured and appropriately matched to the adversary we face.
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This means we need to calculate how an adversary is likely to respond to a given action of ours.
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I'm thinking of the scrawny weasel who leapt at the chance for a "free shot" on his Kingdom adversary.
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Why would Mr. Kim, or any future adversary for that matter, assume Mr. Trump is negotiating in good faith?
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Ms. Nixon has made a point of riding the subway, as has Mr. de Blasio, the governor's frequent adversary.
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On Wednesday, Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil exporter and an adversary of Iran's, tried to calm the markets.
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Now it is a far more formidable adversary based on significant Iranian financial support, military training and weapons supplies.
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"Disgraceful!" he shot back, confirming his willingness to make an adversary of anyone, no matter how tall the miter.
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But Mr. Olson disappointed some of his usual allies when he joined David Boies, his adversary in Bush v.
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Air University's "war-gamers" say that "the EMP option is very attractive for the adversary to use," Lyman said.
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His computer adversary had made such an ingenious and unexpected move (from a human perspective) that Lee was flummoxed.
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"Suicide is an adversary that is killing more of our airmen than any enemy on the planet," said Gen.
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This is not the first time Trump and his campaign have gone after a perceived adversary on personal grounds.
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"Kuczysnki is an adversary in democracy while Fujimorismo is a threat to democracy," he told local newspaper, La República.
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Some argue that it's simply unethical to accept "opposition research" from a foreign government (and especially a foreign adversary).
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The companies were battling a skilled adversary, said Rob Joyce, a senior adviser to the U.S. National Security Agency.
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Similarly, if the states attempt to make themselves less vulnerable by pursuing counterforce capabilities and strategies that might disarm the adversary, the adversary may worry that it will lose all of its nuclear forces in a conflict and be unable to deter nuclear use against it, stripped of its ability to retaliate.
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This provides a window not just for Russia but for any adversary to both influence the president or discredit him.
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He's also the closest to the center and, because of that, might be the fiercest adversary for any Democratic nominee.
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The country, which boasts its own nuclear arsenal, is India's historic adversary and considered an "all-weather" friend of China.
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Another reason why questions about Russia will linger is because of the President's unorthodox approach to the traditional US adversary.
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The next day, Mahathir, who was once Najib's mentor and later his bitter adversary, was sworn in as prime minister.
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After today, technology vendors need to consider that they might be the adversary they're trying to protect their customers from.
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Haftar's adversary -- known as the "Government of National Accord" (GNA) -- has the recognition of the United Nations, but fewer friends.
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Even with an adversary, somebody that you don&apost get along with, the reciprocity actually matters every bit as much.
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Here, the key role of the hero's adversary, essential to any Trump drama, was forced upon Acosta and the network.
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Exhibiting classic alpha-male behavior, the President-elect has picked a fight with the biggest adversary in the geopolitical playground.
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On a more grand scale, the likes of 2020 presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren, noted Amazon adversary Bernie Sanders, and Rep.
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Whether he's calling them loser, neurotic, ugly or dopey, no insult is too low if it might wound his adversary.
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The Iowa caucus results did not produce catastrophic failure nor did they appear to be caused by an outside adversary.
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"Warren is running on populist policies and could be as challenging an adversary to the Chinese than Trump," Hackett added.
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Approving the measure would likely enrage Moscow and jeopardize Trump's hopes of cultivating better ties with the Cold War adversary.
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Their decision to engage in a risky two-year negotiation with arguably our most difficult regional adversary has paid off.
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By trying to fool the adversary, the generative software would learn to create images that look real, but are not.
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The second team probed the opponent's networks, looking for weaknesses and security holes in the network the adversary was using.
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But Hillary Clinton is a different kind of adversary, and Trump's playbook proved far less effective during their first debate.
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Yet the recent surge in populism has not only created a new adversary but has also corrupted liberal thinking itself.
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The potential advantages are clear: hypersonic missiles would allow a nation to strike an adversary in a matter of minutes.
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BEIJING — North Korea's test of a nuclear bomb on Wednesday seemed aimed at antagonizing a familiar adversary, the United States.
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"We're all targets of a sophisticated and capable adversary," said Senator Richard Burr, a Republican who heads the intelligence committee.
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Mr Putin appears to believe that under his leadership, Russia has a greater tolerance for risk than its NATO adversary.
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In cases like those, perhaps the US wanted to send a message to an adversary, or purposefully demonstrate their capability.
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But the president himself, if I might just a moment, the president himself has said Russia is our principal adversary.
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Pakistan, India's historical adversary, was already in range before the Agni-V, according to IHS Jane's, a military analysis company.
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It doesn't take much to see a new war against name-your-adversary turn into a war on the press.
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Today, U.S. retreat from the region has opened the door to Trump's trade adversary China to establish a firmer foothold.
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Gathering information on the type of malicious code developed by an adversary enables defenders to develop tailored indicators of compromise.
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A missile defense test in the U.S. leads into an explanation of the message being sent to an overseas adversary.
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I'm not sure how long she'll last, but she's already my favorite character, even if she is potentially an adversary.
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It is unusual for an official allied with Venezuela's socialist government, a U.S. adversary, to visit Washington for such meetings.
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I think we've got to defend that, and that's the adversary threat level that the manufacturers have to think about.
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During the Cold War, the United States used deterrence, arms control, and diplomacy to coexist with a hostile, untrustworthy adversary.
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United States, in which the court wrestled with a similar adversary: the residual clause of the Armed Career Criminal Act.
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They tell us that we're weak, unable to cope with so formidable an adversary, but when should we be stronger?
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Gulen is widely seen as Erdogan's main adversary, and some analysts see the leader's push for his extradition as personal.
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One lawmaker grumbled that Lee is trying to position himself as an adversary of the establishment to raise his profile.
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And she has gained the trust of editorial staff members, who view her more as a partner than an adversary.
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Sometimes in the ring an adversary will wink at Shields, blow a kiss, grin wildly or stick out her tongue.
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"Part of the goal of surveillance is to give your adversary the impression that you're constantly watching them," he said.
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That happenstance shouldn't blind Trump's opponents to Avenatti's more troubling antics, especially when they mirror those of his chief adversary.
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Australia is one of the United States' closest allies and intelligence-sharing partners, while Russia is a major American adversary.
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That will require the Trump administration to apply enough pressure to bring reluctant partners and a hostile adversary in line.
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And it was highly maneuverable, so it could out fly its likely adversary in the Foxbat and other MiG jets.
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" Trump actually corrects a Russian reporter here after the reporter said that Trump had referred to Putin as an "adversary.
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Certainly, they cannot predict and plan for what the next conflict with ISIS, or any other adversary, may look like.
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Mr. Beeson acknowledges the change in demographics, and the challenge in facing an adversary with comparable intelligence and surveillance abilities.
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Units will also have to use their own Marines if they want a conventional adversary for force-on-force training.
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"She absolutely enjoys the respect of the defense bar and is noted as a tough-but-fair adversary," he said.
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Priced at just $6.99 a month, Disney+ could pose a formidable adversary for existing streaming services like Netflix and Hulu.
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She's pledged to be a fierce adversary to anyone who targets members of the faith, including President Donald Trump himself.
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With the Soviet Union gone, they focused on another adversary whose destruction, they promised, would bring freedom and prosperity: Iraq.
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It is both a delaying tactic, and a way of burying whatever information could be of use to the adversary.
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"No one talks about Volume I. Volume I outlines the way that a foreign adversary interfered in our elections," Rep.
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If you can grab and service your own satellite, you can also grab the satellite of an adversary or competitor.
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He portrays the news media not only as a dedicated adversary of his administration but of the entire body politic.
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But like the Reagan-era Star Wars initiative, it will never provide a foolproof, comprehensive shield against a nuclear adversary.
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On one side, there is Gennady Golovkin, boxing's "most feared fighter" relentlessly beating opponents with no formidable adversary in sight.
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I am firmly in the liberal camp, but to win it helps to know and strive to understand one's adversary.
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This certainly raises questions about whether the President recognizes the serious implications of disclosing such sensitive information to an adversary.
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Some devilish adversary who has committed the vile apostasy of having skin in the Radiohead versus Lana Del Rey game.
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What makes Iran a uniquely dangerous adversary is its unconventional approach to warfare and its deep roots throughout the region.
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Instead, policy appears to be set by the American national security bureaucracy, which sees Russia as a rival and adversary.
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Mr. Carlucci, who does commercial litigation, was conferring on the courthouse steps with his adversary in a case, Megan Wells.
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"Game-changer is probably an over-the-top characterization, but it definitely changes the calculus of an adversary," Berger said.
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But in key moments, the senator remained a forceful adversary, and neither man yielded as Mr. McCain battled terminal illness.
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The president, now an adversary of Mr. Correa's, vowed there would be no turning back on ending the fuel subsidies.
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Democrats have become increasingly vocal about naming the fossil fuel industry as the adversary in the fight against climate change.
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Cats are making Australia's bushfire tragedy even worse Animals trying to escape Australia's fires now face a new adversary: cats.
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Carelessly giving away classified material to a foreign adversary does not constitute a faithful execution of the office of president.
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For much of the cold war, however, the United States and China shared a common adversary in the Soviet Union.
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"The Adversary" stood out for Thandie Newton's otherworldly performance as Maeve, the rebellious android who turned on her human handlers.
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The truth is a foreign adversary attacked our election, and we are not prepared to prevent it from happening again.
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But, Mr. Delhomme said, he believes that his adversary, Mr. Fonvil, surreptitiously locked it immediately afterward, putting him in contempt.
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The first step is to stop buying the same security products that our adversary can buy at the aforementioned stores.
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The true ethical violation would be if Jane Doe's counsel revealed confidential information to her adversary that might damage her.
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A few of them made clear that they don't merely see Sanders as a less-than-ideal adversary for Trump.
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Soleimani was a long-feared adversary of the U.S., directing Iran-backed armed groups across the Middle East and beyond.
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When the President weakens an ally who advances American security interests by fighting an American adversary, the President weakens America.
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It is aimed at preventing such possibilities as the transfer of war-fighting technologies to an adversary, the official said.
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Iran, or any other adversary, could claim that people were killed or injured, and that might be difficult to disprove.
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Foreign policy hardliners argue that toppling an adversary that threatens the US and its allies is legitimate, legal and prudent.
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By contrast, Mr. Kehler argued that the triad should be maintained because it posed almost insurmountable problems for any adversary.
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Iran, a Shia Muslim nation, has long considered Saudi Arabia to be its top Sunni adversary in the Middle East.
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Donald Trump would do well not to ignore signs of such determination from a most adroit, inventive and resolute adversary.
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In a conflict you can be sure that China, Russia, or any adversary will aim at those "juicy targets" first.
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In addition to embracing open source, Microsoft has generally become a more friendly partner, and less of a feared adversary.
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Two: The fact that Ukraine is not a powerful traditional adversary, like Russia, makes the case worse in several ways.
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With Hillary Clinton vanquished, Mr. Trump trained his ire on the ripest adversary at hand, the "left-wing" news media.
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A Russian adversary would have to probably use 2 warheads to effectively take out each missile silo, a bad exchange.
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Their downside worsens when you factor in Saul Alinsky's third rule: "Wherever possible, go outside the expertise" of your adversary.
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This created a Pakistan problem for India: Its chief adversary had made low-level nuclear war thinkable, even potentially winnable.
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Israel and America's Sunni Arab allies are also alarmed about Iran's aggressive moves and consider the country their chief adversary.
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But during future talks, it's essential that America's negotiating position remains grounded in our values and honesty about our adversary.
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Intelligence officials have said it is difficult, if not impossible, to use cyberoperations to take an adversary off line permanently.
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"We cannot put anything on the side right now, not with your adversary building to north of 400," he said.
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If you think this way, it makes you a partner there to guide, rather than an adversary there to control.
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Funding the past while your adversary invests in the future is probably not the best way to stay ahead economically.
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And her adversary, the wolf, is a dessert hound whose main object of desire is the cake the heroine carries.
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Our national security demands that we understand fully the actions and methods taken, and we must hold this adversary accountable.
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The appearance of the American president having loyalty to a foreign adversary is dangerous and constitutes a form of crisis.
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They also started developing much closer ties to the Soviet Union, the United States' primary adversary in the Cold War.
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Allred has been an adversary of Hefner's for a while, claiming he facilitated Cosby's alleged sexual abuse at the Mansion.
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The difference is like if you were charged with protecting a house, but could only pick a few of doors to protect in advance and hope your adversary chose those doors, rather than being able to move through the house and choose which doors to protect based on the ones an adversary was actually attacking.
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Humanity is closer than ever to finding a planetary home to their adversary in the inevitable interstellar war for galactic dominance.
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I sure wish Russia was no worse than a friendly rival as opposed to the unfriendly adversary it is right now.
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It is a breach of protocol for an incoming administration to discuss foreign policy, particularly with an adversary, before taking office.
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US and Soviet submariners played cat-and-mouse games with one another, and with adversary surface vessels, throughout the Cold War.
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And since no one can leave or enter the town, Campbell really is the only clear adversary when the season ends.
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The adversary has given us the money we'll need for the fight if we only have the courage to spend it.
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And I do think that there&aposs some wisdom in a desire to sort of personally get -- size up an adversary.
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A clash with Pope Francis, a champion of the poor and an adversary of privilege, was perhaps inevitable at some point.
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"Any opponent or adversary to Canada would have, you could imagine, would've instituted or developed a campaign of influence," Wilner said.
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His team demonstrated a simple hack via which an adversary can gain control of your car (or home) and demand ransomware.
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Behavior Detection is threat-agnostic, and unlike technology, does not become obsolete when the adversary develops a new weapon or tactic.
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"It's all time and probability -- how much effort you put in and how much effort the adversary puts in," he said.
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Just as the US military needed to change tactics to grapple with a tribal, networked, and distributed adversary, so must you.
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With the battle against the Prince of Wales' (Billy Howle) army, Bruce establishes himself as an equal — if not stronger — adversary.
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"Anything that gives aid and comfort to the adversary is a poor idea," tweeted Joyce Carol Oates, a novelist, in support.
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"Coalition forces understand that ISIL is a determined, adaptive and unscrupulous adversary," said a Department of Defense spokesman in a statement.
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He has also laid to rest his most high profile Israeli adversary when it comes to compromise and peace with Palestinians.
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STOLTENBERG: As long as we&aposre strong and united, there&aposs no adversary that will try to attack a NATO ally.
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Voters are increasingly unimpressed with Trump's handling of trade, as well as on China, the main adversary in his trade war.
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Call Me By Your Name is remarkable because it's a queer love story with no adversary, aside from time and circumstance.
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Election meddling is Facebook's next adversary, and it's got a plan to attack it just like it did with fake news.
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She also took time from her busy schedule to lightly roast her husband's former adversary, the rapper Nas, via Twitter like.
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Anderson and other intelligence and law enforcement officials I've interviewed speak of China with a spy's grudging respect for their adversary.
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Political campaigns routinely pursue opposition research on their opponents, but not with foreign representatives from a country viewed as an adversary.
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The NSA can then try to discern the intent of the adversary and use its countermeasure to mitigate the attempted intrusion.
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Indeed, it is impossible to create a backdoor for a friendly entity without making an avenue of attack from an adversary.
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Hence the crucial paradox of resistance: The more oppressive the adversary, the more the resistance must refuse to play his game.
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The Obama administration's weakness failed to protect us from our principal foreign adversary and failed to challenge it after the fact.
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It's yet more confirmation that Gorman has built a strong business worthy of commanding a higher multiple than its old adversary.
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What the turtle did not understand: The aim of information warfare is to induce an adversary to let down its guard.
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In that capacity, at times, I saw the Constitution, despite its genius, as my toughest adversary, making catching criminals much harder.
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The OPSEC objective is to not publicly announce information that can be used by an adversary to jeopardize a military mission.
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He also accepted Russian President Vladimir Putin's denial that Moscow meddled, alarming U.S. allies in Europe who consider Putin an adversary.
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But Mr. Ryan took the stage less as a swaggering adversary than a beleaguered middle manager in a workplace cringe comedy.
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Gulen is considered the main adversary of Erdogan -- the president blames the cleric for orchestrating an attempted military coup last year.
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There was nothing genuine about it then; it was just one more way for a wannabe-dictator to attack an adversary.
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Karim Yehya, a wartime adversary of Khalil's, visited Khalil at his gym earlier this year to urge him to visit Brih.
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He was a formidable, passionate adversary who came to every argument armed with the best facts and reasoning for his position.
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British commentator Piers Morgan was also a common answer, with 16 percent putting him as Matilda's adversary, according to The Independent.
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But faced with his resourceful new adversary, Trump's go-to mode of defense -- a tweet in capital letters -- seemed hardly adequate.
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But for Moscow, this became a threat: NATO, its longtime adversary, had now extended its reach right to the Russian border.
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While counteracting the Soviet Union would inevitably be a bloody affair, NATO's members at least understood who their primary adversary was.
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The law applies even if the defendant's motivation was to inform the American public, rather than to help a foreign adversary.
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" Goldfein went on to call suicide an "adversary that is killing more of our airmen than any enemy on the planet.
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Russia's 2014 annexation of Ukraine's Crimea peninsula in the Black Sea has changed NATO's calculations, seeing Russia increasingly as an adversary.
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The soldiers, visibly nervous owing to how close their adversary is, try to fire back, but the moving target slows progress.
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It's funny that there's more evident artistic evolution from this 26-year-old Jose Abreu adversary than some actual EDM bigshots.
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But it turns out that Spicer happens to have a far greater adversary than something as inconsequential as easily demonstrable truths.
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It follows Saitama, an idiosyncratic hero known as One Punch Man because he can defeat any adversary with a single strike.
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That's roughly the same, with a one percentage point increase for those who said they would "absolutely" back a competent adversary.
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New technology will allow the Marines to see how they do against a simulated adversary — in this case, British Royal Marines.
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"We expect the volume and sophistication of the adversary attacks to accelerate as we get closer to Election Day," he said.
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"You can call it a Cold War view if you want, but he views Russia as an adversary," Mr. Hingson said.
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Iran, Saudi Arabia's main adversary, has an excellent missile program, so the Saudis were naturally interested in that kind of system.
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On September 1st the team faced its crosstown adversary, River Plate, in the superclásico, as contests between the sides are called.
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Mr. Trump welcomes and encourages Russia, a hostile adversary, to interfere in our elections so long as the manipulations benefit him.
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Beijing presents an ideal foil — a major adversary that justifies globe-spanning responses but doesn't pose much immediate threat of war.
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Prince Talal led the group from Beirut and from Cairo, which under President Gamal Abdel Nasser was an adversary of Riyadh.
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"ISIS remains an adaptive and dangerous adversary, and is already tailoring its strategy to sustain operations amid mounting losses," he said.
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And he may be best known to the general public for joining with Theodore B. Olson, his adversary in Bush v.
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It was not taken from us by any adversary, nor lost as a result of economic crisis or collapse of empire.
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When Richie is swindled out of his money, he travels to Costa Rica to confront his adversary Ivan Block (Ben Affleck).
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It's not difficult to imagine what another foreign adversary, China, could do with a massive social media platform under its thumb.
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Despite sanctions, the Islamic Republic in Tehran, whether as a schemer or an observer, remains a diplomatic adversary of considerable ingenuity.
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You could toss it at your adversary and impede their progress for a moment or two, and thus make your escape.
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Government lawyers ought to know the rules of their own profession, especially if they are accusing their adversary of violating them.
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An escalating shadow war with Iran has broken into the open, pitting Israel against its most powerful adversary in the region.
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It's a state of mind that you create in a potential adversary, and it rests on a couple of foundational criteria.
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I realized then, drained from nothing more than tapping on a remote control, that my TV had somehow become my adversary.
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"For an adversary who wants to spend any money on it, this would not have been a difficult task," Hudson says.
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And then it rose, through the 1970s, into an accepted member of the international community, embraced even by its onetime adversary.
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It was the first time since the postelection government of 1980 that Mr. Mugabe had admitted an adversary into his cabinet.
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"It is a tremendous weapon in the hands of an adversary," said Rob Joyce, White House cybersecurity coordinator, during the call.
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In the face of Iranian threats of revenge, Israel must restate its determination to defend itself against any Middle Eastern adversary.
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He withheld millions of taxpayer dollars from Ukraine, while it was at war with our adversary, to score cheap political points.
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Peter III was also unpopular for withdrawing from the Seven Years' War and forming an alliance with Russia's historic adversary, Prussia.
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Lastly, President Trump needs to come to the realization that Russia is a geopolitical adversary, rather than partner, throughout the world.
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Mr. Trump couldn't afford to have an honest and dedicated prosecutor looming as a powerful legal adversary who could uncover corruption.
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" They "are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words.
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Kelsey Grammer plays the rotten state's attorney who put Lefevre's character behind bars; he's now her main adversary in the courtroom.
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Another strategic option is for the U.S. government to view Mexico as an ally rather than an adversary at the border.
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It simply highlights how conflicts with the same adversary have changed and how these two presidents dealt with those situations differently.
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Many of the robo-dogs are swept up in wind vortexes, "the only adversary to our apex predators," the narrator intones.
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Russia, he said, should be viewed "not as a real estate opportunity" but as an adversary that disrupted an American election.
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But it might prove impossible to build a smartphone capable of withstanding attacks from a sophisticated adversary such as the FBI.
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"While the Solicitor General says (in the CFPB case) that the court can assure an adversary presentation by appointing an amicus to defend the statute in Seila Law, there is a simpler solution for guaranteeing an adversary presentation of the issues: grant certiorari in this case and let FHFA defend the constitutionality of its organic statute," the brief said.
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Trump's statement marked a startling call from a presidential nominee to urge a foreign adversary to interfere in the US elections. 9.
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How did we reach this place where Russia is once again seen as America's leading adversary—and is that impression even accurate?
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Much of the popular imagination of the devil as a cunning adversary of God actually comes from this text, not the Bible.
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Since the end of the Cold War, political leaders were quick to assume the United States would not face a capable adversary.
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In a speech about America's biggest adversary on Thursday, Vice President Mike Pence saved some of his sharpest words for U.S. companies.
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Wakefield has been known as a much disputed adversary of the scientific community, as some believe he distributes false information about vaccinations.
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This was the most American thing ever, booing a corrupt President who stole the office with the help of a foreign adversary.
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Any adversary of the US would undoubtedly consider that a potent weapon for use in some kind of war or terrorist attack.
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Making matters worse, the very people storming the SCIF are the among the most at risk of compromise from a sophisticated adversary.
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Never before has Germany deployed soldiers to another NATO country with the objective of helping to defend it against a potential adversary.
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Since 2006, Israel and its other non-state adversary, Hamas, have engaged in three serious confrontations -- in 2008-2009; 2012; and 2014.
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Before Mr Trump's election, Republicans were more likely to see Russia as an adversary than Democrats were, according to polling by Pew.
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"I think the president disclosed more than what was necessary, and it could provide an advantage to our adversary," Leiter told me.
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But Sleyon, a 22-year-old from Harlem, New York, soon found himself becoming genuine buds with his Words With Friends adversary.
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He says he supports Prabowo Subianto, a former general who was Jokowi's adversary in 2014 and probably will be again in 2019.
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In the original Doom, the BFG9000 shot huge globules of green plasma that had were one-shot kill ANY adversary, pretty much.
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After Mr Magufuli's row with the paper, capital is reckoned to have fled to Kenya, which Mr Magufuli views as an adversary.
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"That opens yourself up to a lot of exploitation, because the real adversary may not play according to your assumptions," Sandholm says.
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The new rules may act as a deterrent against foreign adversary hacking, but it is unclear specifically what the new policy says.
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Ted Cruz, Trump's greatest adversary in the primaries, will be there in the flesh, but has not yet endorsed his former competitor.
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Or was it treason, namely helping a hostile foreign power -- our chief adversary over 70 years -- attack our bedrock democratic institution, elections?
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It told a 10-year old with a JüngerBot poster on his wall that killing an adversary would be a finer tribute.
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In a serious conflict with a sophisticated adversary — Russia or China, for example — those satellites would likely be among the first targeted.
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As the community has pushed to analyze adversary activity in networks, the field of threat intelligence has emerged as a hot topic.
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Regardless, adversary activity has not been as easy to observe due to a lack of information we can acquire from these environments.
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A Cold War adversary of the United States, the 73-year-old Ortega served a single term as president in the 1980s.
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With the right tools and guides, Chromebooks can be considerably locked down and a determined defender against even the most powerful adversary.
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But they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words.
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The chances of an adversary actually overturning the results of a Canadian election are almost nonexistent, given that voters use paper ballots.
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In Season 3, June (Elisabeth Moss) finds herself in Lawrence's employ, expecting an ally but instead gaining a formidable and mutating adversary.
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Carrying yourself like you're living in a world where everyone is an adversary can also be a liability when you're marketing yourself.
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Even if data like this is partially compromised, the information whole would remain opaque to the adversary and remain useful to us.
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Gulen: Erdogan's adversary The relationship between the US and Turkey has been on a downward spiral since a failed coup in 2016.
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President Donald Trump's apparent willingness to exit an agreement with Iran could undermine any hope of negotiations with another adversary: North Korea.
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" When asked if Assad is an adversary of the U.S., Gabbard replied, "You can describe it however you want to describe it.
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It will thus become the chief adversary of the centre-right People's Party (PP) of Mariano Rajoy, the prime minister since 2011.
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But he has raised alarm among cyber security experts by frequently using a personal Twitter that could be hacked by an adversary.
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He will walk into his sexual encounters seeing his partner as a partner, not as an adversary, and that' s really meaningful.
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The new reconciliation agreement aims to reunite the Palestinians, who since 2007 have lived in separate territories and under separate adversary governments.
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That seemed really bad: Staph is one of the most common bacterial infections in humans, and vancomycin its most common antibiotic adversary.
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Failure to harden our infrastructure against EMP attacks only lowers the threshold of capability needed by an adversary to inflict catastrophic damage.
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With Democrats set to take over the House of Representatives in January, the president will have a new adversary to wrestle with.
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In general, cost imposition involves making it very expensive — in personnel, equipment and time — for an adversary to achieve a particular goal.
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As for the novel's hero and Drax's chief adversary, Patrick Sumner, he's clearly a descendant of Melville's Ishmael and Conrad's Lord Jim.
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Russia is not our friend and in many ways an adversary, but there are areas of common interest on the global stage.
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No doubt, China, as it was in decades past, becomes an instant adversary, as its border is overrun by North Korean refugees.
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In Blade Runner, Hauer played the part of android Roy Batty, the adversary of "blade runner" Rick Deckard, played by Harrison Ford.
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The speed of China's growth and its leverage and influence in the region makes it both a formidable partner and potential adversary.
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I made a choice between two competing moralities: enforcing the law, or furthering U.S. interests at the expense of a foreign adversary.
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It would involve either the Syrian rebels overthrowing their adversary, or him getting forced out as a result of a peace deal.
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A theatrical withdrawal from a potential "deal," and reminder to Americans that he milked his adversary and gave them nothing in return.
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Another campaign adversary, Mitt Romney, is still in the running for secretary of state, Mr. Trump said in a televised interview today.
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" Mr. Trump cited Alan Dershowitz, the emeritus Harvard Law School professor, saying that "news reporting has become part of the adversary system.
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More important, why was he carrying one in his pocket, ready, seemingly, to be launched as soon as a worthy adversary appeared?
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But like Mr. Khamenei, Mr. Trump has also sometimes suggested that his adversary will listen only to the threat of military action.
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As we saw in the last Democratic presidential debate, contenders are increasingly willing to name the fossil fuel industry as the adversary.
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But never once in over two decades of research did any of those tips come from an adversary of the US government.
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Either he mistook his adversary, or he hadn't done enough of them to know that they are actually prolonged and very difficult.
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"Prophets see ahead — they see the harrowing dangers the adversary has placed, or will yet place, in our path," President Nelson said.
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The North Koreans have long made clear that they view South Korea as a lackey of their chief adversary, the United States.
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"The Adversary" finally engages with the show's own caginess when it comes to the question of what, exactly, Ford is up to.
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Maybe the disconnect between what the university was saying and what the students were hearing positioned the university as a conspiratorial adversary.
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A foreign adversary seeking to reach American audiences did not have great options for bypassing these umpires, and Russian dezinformatsia rarely penetrated.
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The sheer size of the 5G impact and presence of a very clear adversary makes this issue such a challenge to address.
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A "flanking maneuver" in a military sense can mean to attack around a flank to achieve an advantageous position over an adversary.
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Ruth might have found her foul-mouthed adversary in Frank Jr., who wants in on the high stakes poker game they're throwing.
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In 1792, a political adversary was contemplating running for the House of Representatives, where Jefferson was concerned real damage could be done.
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The Saudis and the Americans contend that the Houthis are supplied with weaponry and other aid by Iran, Saudi Arabia's regional adversary.
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Nations are trying to harm an adversary or project strength — as when North Korea attacked Sony or Iran attacked the Sands casino.
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We would say all that needs to happen at this point is for one contestant to douse her adversary in white wine.
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But when young teleporter David (Hayden Christensen) gains attention from Roland (Samuel L. Jackson), his adversary seeks to eliminate him for good.
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But at least the N.R.A., which supported Mr. Trump's candidacy with $30 million in ads, will be facing a potent new adversary.
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Pompeo said Monday he hasn't seen a decrease in Russian activity, and he still sees the Kremlin as the primary U.S. adversary.
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Besides Iran, another notable American adversary is likely to benefit from the president's apparent desire to retreat from the Middle East: Russia.
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Soleimani, a long-feared adversary, was in charge of directing Iranian proxies across the Middle East, including several Shiite militias in Iraq.
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And now he's a champion again — a deserving one, as he beat his American adversary out, inflicting a debut defeat onto Wilder.
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This is sometimes described as "credibility" — the idea that standing up to one adversary will cause others to take threats more seriously.
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Mr Assad's return will give it a new rallying cry—IS will be able to present itself as a pre-eminent adversary.
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The difference is that Watergate was about a second-rate burglary; Kremlingate's about a foreign adversary trying to steal a presidential election.
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She tried not to engage with the rivalries among them, though Heizer had clearly begun to see Smithson as his special adversary.
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As expected, it did not sense any adversary warhead, so it struck the next "most lethal object" it could identify, as designed.
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Pompeo said Monday he hasn't seen a decrease in Russian activity, and he still sees the Kremlin as the primary U.S. adversary.
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When the president weakens a democratic ally that is advancing American security interests by fighting an American adversary, the president weakens America.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation counterintelligence agents routinely try to monitor foreign diplomats from adversary nations, like the Russian ambassador, Sergey I. Kislyak.
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The war in 2006 did not weaken Hezbollah, and it even looked stronger in the face of a much better-armed adversary.
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" The strikes, it said, will "increase the effectiveness of active missile defenses by reducing the number of adversary missiles to be intercepted.
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If the United States government itself is cast as a deep state adversary of the president's, how can he effectively lead it?
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The executive order didn't list criteria for what constitutes being considered a foreign adversary, and what firms would fall under that category.
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Trump said during the cabinet meeting that Islamic State militants should be combated by nations in the region, including U.S. adversary Iran.
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Tor was not designed to withstand a global, passive adversary—such as an intelligence agency—sweeping up very large mountains of traffic.
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He led the Lebanese Forces militia in the last years of the civil war, during which he was an adversary of Aoun.
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Many people were expecting the Night King — who had been built up to be the show's ultimate adversary — to triumph at the battle.
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Faced with a would-be adversary, an octopus might darken its mantle to express its disgruntlement or splay itself lengthwise to appear larger.
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Information like this can help the U.S. military prepare and know what to expect before entering a battlespace occupied by an advanced adversary.
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He&aposs extending an olive branch to try to diffuse long-term tensions with an adversary that has nuclear weapons aimed at us.
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Shi'ite Muslim Iran accuses its main regional adversary, Sunni Muslim Saudi Arabia, of funding separatist groups active in Iran, a charge Riyadh denies.
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Michael Grimm in a GOP primary and former Trump adversary Mitt Romney won the Republican nomination to be Utah&aposs next U.S. senator.
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South Korea is a ripe target, not only because it's North Korea's long-time adversary, but because cryptocurrency is so wildly popular there.
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Just last September, Bolton pledged that the U.S. would stay in the war-torn country as long as adversary Iran remains active there.
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Officials assumed those flights would be uneventful, but there is always a concern when flying over an adversary armed with sophisticated air defenses.
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With global markets becoming increasingly nervous over a plethora of market-moving events, many investors are turning to a dauntingly familiar adversary: fear.
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Russia is a foreign adversary of the United States, and the Trump administration is refusing to stop them from attacking our elections again.
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Meanwhile, European navies chose to contribute to counterpiracy operations, and other multinational missions, as opposed to preparing for a peer adversary like Russia.
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Above all, Saudi Arabia saw the travel ban as re-establishing the isolation of its chief adversary, Iran, and other Shia dominated states.
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When the US threatens to use military force against an adversary, that's a commitment about what the country will do in the future.
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He will likely approach China not as an adversary, but more as a patron or sponsor, but to support the Philippines' own agenda.
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Part of the problem is that France's president is the adversary of choice of Europe's new populists, and not just those governing Italy.
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The chances of an adversary actually overturning the results of a Canadian election are almost non-existent, given that voters use paper ballots.
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And that's the biggest flaw of Daredevil's second season: Matt Murdock doesn't have a villain or an adversary to stand up to him.
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This is another sign of the Trump administration's success in moving Israel and the Gulf states closer together against their shared adversary, Iran.
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Mao Zedong, who foolishly derided America as a "paper tiger", might have applied similar words to the southern adversary his country faces today.
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In general, a relatively sophisticated adversary would have to be targeting you to become a "man in the middle" of your HTTPS communication.
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If precinct volunteers fail to protect their devices or notice suspicious activity, a determined adversary could infect their phone and sabotage the app.
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Trump will need to deploy the business acumen and instincts that powered his success as he never has before against a committed adversary.
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Noting the adversary proceeding may entail lengthy discovery, Peabody also moved on Friday for the matter to be submitted to a nonbinding mediation.
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Its impenetrable mist was at the center of its horror, an ever-present adversary that seemed to close in and choke the player.
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Both Constitution and federal law covering treason provide the United States be actively at war with the foreign adversary for such a charge.
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"The Socialist party's adversary is not Podemos or the PP, our challenge is going to vote, our challenge is conquering abstention," he said.
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FireEye, the company which first uncovered Cozy Bear — or as it first named the group, APT 29 — described it as a tough adversary.
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"I don't think the 'minimal path' is the best question because I don't think that's the computation an adversary would do," Stark wrote.
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But it did more than that by attempting to minimize the role its regional adversary, Iran, apparently played in the reconquest of Kirkuk.
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President Andrej Kiska, a long-time adversary of Fico, said Gaspar's departure was the least the government could do to ease the situation.
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For Martin Amis, the foremost adversary of freedom is cliché—all those stereotypes and ready-made notions whose appealing ease smothers original thought.
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" Iran has long been a main adversary of the Trump administration, with Pence suggesting Thursday that Tehran seeks to bring about "another Holocaust.
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Meanwhile, the Senate's email system is being probed by an adversary and the FBI is looking into the hacking of former Tennessee Gov.
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"Make no mistake – the Kremlin is an adversary of the United States and many of our NATO allies," Shaheen said in a statement.
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Presumably, to be effective, a nuclear deterrent force would need to be credible to an adversary, but credibility is also a psychological term.
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So there was the Republican Party nominee for president inviting an American adversary to wage cyberwar against the country he wants to lead.
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Israel remains a formidable military and economic rival, as do the Sunni Arab countries like Saudi Arabia that regard Iran as an adversary.
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But I had no information whatsoever that either of these individuals had any contact, let alone engagement or regular engagement, with an adversary.
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The Trump Administration already inoculated to such precedents, political and military, claims a strategy of unpredictability makes it a wily and cunning adversary.
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Without that, fighting Assad in Syria can easily move from a proxy war with Russia to a real war with our chief adversary.
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"It's a tremendous weapon in the hands of an adversary," echoed the FBI's Howard Marshall, the deputy assistant director of the cyber division.
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Coats and Haspel painted the picture of an adversary that has been weakened, but notably did not describe ISIS as having been defeated.
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And although she is an outspoken adversary of social media, you can find the 75-year-old's current kitty doodles on her Instagram.
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And if that isn't enough, the first mention of Satan derives from the Book of Job, translated from the Hebrew word for adversary.
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And if Russia or another adversary can still claim responsibility for any cascade of errors even if it had no part in them.
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With the impetuous decisions that drove Jim Mattis into retirement, President Trump does more to undermine American national security than any foreign adversary.
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He is also never lacking an adversary, some villain standing in the way of progress, holding the game back through lack of imagination.
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Rather than challenge Mr. Putin, an adversary with a well-documented record of wrongdoing against the United States, he praised him without reservation.
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Britain is widely held in suspicion by Iran's leaders as an accomplice of the United States, which they regard as their main adversary.
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During each of my 20 years in the Marine Corps, we participated in a war game, with North Korea as our hypothetical adversary.
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" Trump says the Ukraine ambassador he fired would "go through some things," and impeachment adversary Adam Schiff "has not paid the price yet.
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"Our adversary is no other than the (Spanish) state and its repression that punishes the overall independence movement," it said in a statement.
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The adversary then was the Soviet Union, and the two nations competed to project influence all over the globe and far into space.
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Parliament promptly impeached Coke's chief adversary, Francis Bacon, the Lord Chancellor, for bribery; Bacon was convicted, removed from office, and reduced to penury.
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A Cold War adversary of the United States, the 73-year-old Ortega also served a single term as president in the 1980s.
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On Thursday, he made clear he was ready to take on America's old adversary if confirmed as director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Mr. Bolton is a favorite of conservatives but an adversary of Democrats, who blocked him for confirmation as ambassador to the United Nations.
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"That's just an old Midwestern expression we use for laying out a cogent, respectful argument in response to an adversary," Mr. Phillips said.
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As a result, nuclear states are less likely to successfully coerce an adversary than non-nuclear states, which can more credibly threaten war.
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This is the latest development in a scandal more frightening than Watergate because it involves a foreign adversary attacking the American political system.
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Faulkner is, in any case, too little concerned with the forms and textures of the nonhuman world to be much of an adversary.
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Washington has long viewed Soleimani as a terrorist and adversary responsible for aiding and abetting attacks by Iran's Shia allies against American troops.
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The only thing wounded might be Iranian military pride that a moment they had so heavily trumpeted drew no blood from their adversary.
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The former, he wrote, should include efforts to shape the political and social landscape of the adversary through subversion, espionage, propaganda, and cyberattacks.
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Presidents have broad authority to declassify state secrets, though for most other government officials sharing classified secrets with an adversary would be illegal.
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The latest chapter dovetails with the re-emergence of Russia as America's primary political adversary and a revolution in the U.S. energy industry.
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The heaths of the Tsugol training range were transformed into a simulated battlefield, as a Russian and Chinese "coalition" fought a fictional adversary.
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That's why, in the end, it's essential for Mr. Santos to form a broad center-left coalition in order to face the adversary.
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If BGP was systematically attacked by a determined adversary to cause similar routing shutdowns, the internet as a whole could fully shut down.
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Climate crisis Before the impeachment news rocked the political sphere, President Trump singled out a very different adversary: Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg.
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"There is a potential gray area as to when India would use nuclear weapons first" against a nuclear-armed adversary, Mr. Menon wrote.
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The cleric, who once supported Erdogan but became a leading adversary, condemned the attempted coup and said he played no role in it.
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But he clearly sees speaking in overly harsh tones as a way to deter an adversary from escalating matters and calm tense situations.
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The news that Russian hackers are targeting America's electricity grid, water supply plants and aviation systems underscore how adaptive this adversary can be.
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However, Mr. McCain has pressed for a deep investigation into any interference into the presidential campaign by Russia, which he considers an adversary.
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" — Donald Trump Mr. Trump was responding to a Russian reporter who said the American president had called Mr. Putin "an adversary, a rival.
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Andrew M. Cuomo — a fellow Democrat who is a frequent adversary of the mayor — spent no political capital in support of the bill.
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It ratcheted up the suspense of the nascent Democratic contest; it underscored the difficulty of figuring out the toughest adversary for Donald Trump.
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Using his ever-deepening striking arsenal and his patented wrestling, the New Yorker outfought his Brazilian adversary to a sound unanimous decision victory.
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There's a lesson to be learned from the Bible, where Jesus says to agree with your adversary or else you'll be in jail.
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The move came after Riyadh accused Qatar of cozying up to Iran, Saudi Arabia's main regional adversary, and of backing Islamic extremist groups.
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Offering that reward to an adversary could increase the other leader's global stature, while the US would likely get very little in return.
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And that military effort is against an adversary — Iran — that dominates the psyche of the Gulf Arab countries far more than the Islamic State.
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The millions that rallied at every Sanders campaign should know that this fight is not over, the fight continues and the adversary is clear.
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SWALWELL: That&aposs right, you can separate collusion from this interference campaign, and say, we&aposre never going to tolerate an adversary doing this.
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As the West's air forces learned more about their best potential adversary, the numbers changed, but the Flanker still commands respect from its opponents.
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Directed energy, including things like lasers and sonic weapons, are dangerous on the battlefield because there's absolutely no warning before an adversary uses it.
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If she emerges victorious on November 9, it will be because she did her homework, studied her adversary, learned his weaknesses and exploited them.
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In Black Panther, the titular hero is played by Chadwick Boseman, but it might be his cinematic adversary who knows more about his character.
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What they're saying: "FireEye is continuing to investigate the true intention of the campaign," said Nick Carr, senior manager of adversary methods at FireEye.
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Instead of asking the software to generate something useful in a vacuum, he gave it another piece of software—an adversary—to push against.
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To sustain his legitimacy at home, Mr Putin needs America not as a friend, but as an adversary that accepts Russia as an equal.
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Will the tweet that inevitably leads us to a very real and very dangerous diplomatic standoff with a near-peer adversary contain a typo?
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Anchored in the South, the party evolved into the adversary of all the emerging rights movements — most notably civil, women's, gay and reproductive rights.
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Petro says Venezuela&aposs economic model doesn&apost work and calls himself a "strong adversary" of the neighboring country&aposs current president, Nicolas Maduro.
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