To Apple, any back door is still a back door, and an unacceptable condition.
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It is demanding, in effect, that the courts build a back door to the back-door debate.
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Nomi discovers she can get Sun in through a "back door" that is actually just...a back door.
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It was agents coming in through the back door, knocking down fences to get through the back door.
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Fred Hiatt: But before we leave the back door: So you don't want a back door that can be kicked in.
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"This legislation says a company can design what they want their back door to look like, but it would definitely require them to build a back door," said Sen.
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There will be a cavalcade of Yinzers squeezing tree roots in an attempt to warg into Brian Dumoulin so they can attempt to alter the past only to stand helplessly and watch Fleury lie on the ice and mutter, "BACK DOOR, BACK DOOR, BACK DOOR," after Nikita Kucherov's tying goal late in Game 5.
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In other words, pleasure through the back door is possible.
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That essentially eliminated an existing back door to legal status.
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Did the judge let him sneak out the back door?
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You wouldn't want these things sliding out the back door.
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Around 2am, she heard loud knocking on her back door.
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Dennis turned on the back door light and stepped out.
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It has never found a back door, only programming errors.
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The blood pattern on the back door of the car.
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That back door is opening and closing on its own…?
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They'll use the back door and not the front door.
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Skip the main entrance and go in the back door.
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Slices of colored glass are set into a back door.
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When we walked in, the back door was kicked in.
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The Speaker finishes up and leaves through a back door.
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I went around back and tried the back door. Nothing.
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Soon I was ushering restaurant owners to the back door.
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Could you install a coat hook near the back door?
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That license plate is a back door for law enforcement.
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I think it's our back door for, kind of, criminals.
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Did you really expect Juul would do the back door?
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Apple argues that if it introduced a back door into its phones, the privacy of many millions people around the world will be violated because criminals will find and enter via the back door.
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"This was always a law that was about getting people here through the back door, and today we've closed that back door," Peter Dutton, the minister for home affairs, told reporters in Canberra, the capital.
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She walks into the kitchen and eases open the back door.
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Ministers did not want to open a back door to Britain.
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Google will stop peddling a data collector through Apple's back door
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Doing so would provide "back door entry to Australia," he said.
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Student protesters were pushing through a back door of the building.
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After you'd "slipped out the label's back door," what happened next?
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The FCC commissioners were reportedly escorted out through a back door.
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The police were called, and they found her back door open.
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I moved to the back door and it was just chaotic.
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She opened her back door and smoke poured into the house.
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Eventually Lil Pump roused himself and sneaked out the back door.
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A middle-aged dishwasher saw them through her restaurant's back door.
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Probst said he and a coworker escaped through the back door.
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"I came into archaeology through the back door," he once said.
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Governments have stepped up their calls for an encryption back door.
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Their dog, Ginger, a Tibetan spaniel, dozed by the back door.
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The technology community has a definition of an encryption back door.
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The fact that the FBI wants a back door to everything.
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"He periodically shot his gun out the back door," Ms. Pardo said.
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I roll out of bed and open the back door for her.
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She changed her mind and made a break for the back door.
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And the fact is that this back door needs to be closed.
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They made it out the back door undetected and hopped the fence.
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Saudi Arabia's story is that the journalist left through the back door.
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And we're waiting for the police to come to the back door.
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Shit, I didn't even have to go in through the back door.
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But bugs can be as useful to hackers as any back door.
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The van's back door is open, and the sound is pouring out.
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That in essence offers a back-door way to same-sex marriage.
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They have asked us to build a back door to the iPhone.
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Cruz aides are able to finally whisk him out the back door.
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Prosecutors said Ramos barricaded a back door to prevent people from fleeing.
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I watched her and Elgar lug the garbage out the back door.
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They believe the company can provide a back door into American communications.
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I opened the back door to invite the flies to their desire.
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"Can I make it to the back door?" he would ask himself.
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Detectives also found the home's back door had a burglar bar attached.
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In other words, telecommunications companies have to build in a back door.
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A stranger came banging on her back door one frigid winter morning.
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Angelica walked inside and opened the back door to let Sparky out.
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They locked their flashlights on a person walking out the back door.
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Now, however, the virus's threat has come to nearly everyone's back door.
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Call it a back door, front door, trap door, it doesn't matter.
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When he closed the back door, he realized the Tahoe was locked.
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The office was closed, but she still banged on the back door.
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I pulled on my jeans and sneaked out the back door, barefoot.
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Back then, she at least had a view from her back door.
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Critics see it as "back-door" surveillance on Americans without a warrant.
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"Central Asia is the back-door shipping channel to Afghanistan," said Stronski.
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Had a hacker discovered an electronic back door to cut the links?
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Critics see it as back-door surveillance of Americans without a warrant.
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"He'll come in the back door as a free agent," LaVar explained.
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The back-door lock is completely broken and won't even shut properly. 3.
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It also provides a back door for four teams to reach Euro 2020.
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He&aposs actually providing a back door to North Korea, providing some commodities.
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San Felice heard the shots and made a break for the back door.
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The truck's back door opened to reveal its cargo: 3 million Italian honeybees.
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He placed a cage on the ground and slid open the back door.
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Stroud and Gracie made it to the house's back door, where he collapsed.
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Isn't that, like, closing the front door, and leaving the back door open?
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"A back-door sinker," Oakland manager Bob Melvin said of the last pitch.
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They were seen leaving out a back door within moments of each other.
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When his father came looking for him, he found the back door open.
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Peter had come in through the Ostermans' unlocked back door, where he stopped.
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There have been people that suggest that we should have a back door.
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Inside, a back door was rammed by a boat that was swept in.
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"Well, I'd be better if you had a back door," Mr. Issa said.
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Then two women approached the car, opened the back door, and climbed in.
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By the time the police arrived, she had walked out the back door.
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He then walked out the back door and got into a waiting car.
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Messenger headed for the back door, which was barricaded, trapping them all inside.
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It may start with a concrete anxiety: Did I lock the back door?
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For this reason, I love using it for some serious back-door play.
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So Reiff decided to try to open the back door and get in.
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App makers promise transparency up front, but cash in through the back door.
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A pantry closet was added next to the back door for more storage.
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Mr. Waters slipped out the back door and stood beneath the pines, elated.
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I went through the back door but I still accomplished the same thing.
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There's a little back door there, which is the entrance to the workshop.
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We're told the men broke in through the back door ... smashing it open.
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It's sort of a kitchen, but you'd come in through the back door.
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And there was water coming in the back door, right into the kitchen.
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Critics see this as unlawful back-door surveillance of Americans without a warrant.
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After the truck stopped, Ms. Albrecht opened the back door of her stand.
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The back door opened into a kind of storage garage filled with tools.
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So with the front door closed, investors are now trying the back door.
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If the FBI succeeds in getting court-ordered encryption "back door" software from dozens or hundreds of American companies, how long will it be before cash-for-hire hackers or foreign spies breach the database containing that "back door" software?
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If Apple creates new software to open a back door, other federal and state prosecutors — and other governments and agencies — will repeatedly seek orders compelling Apple to use the software to open the back door for tens of thousands of iPhones.
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We love travel size bug spray and screen windows and closing the back door.
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The boy said the back door was locked so he climbed out the window.
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"This is a secret revolving back door in the dark alley behind the building."
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Then, he just walked out the back door and walked off down the street.
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Once you introduce a back door, it can be exploited by anyone, including hackers.
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The back door of the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, where Jamal Khashoggi was killed.
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But if you still have palace dreams, there is a back-door entrance — literally.
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Stripes was an orange tabby who'd always come to our back door for food.
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What I'm saying is: This isn't a matter of tiptoeing through the back door.
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He wandered in the back door of Le Bernardin and won over Eric Ripert.
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Soon after their arrival, former President Barack Obama walked in through a back door.
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Can Jarvis secretly order a hamburger and have it delivered to the back door?
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The manager took us out by the back door and then I went home.
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There's no back door to the basement, anyway, and he knows I know that.
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Regulators have yet to comment publicly on the plans for a back door listing.
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She handed him a large golf umbrella from a stand near the back door.
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"It's expropriation by the back door," says Jörg Becker of ADAC, a drivers' association.
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It's not in it now but believe me they come through the back door.
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After I drove my coworkers home, we jimmied the back door with a crowbar.
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A court-mandated encryption "back door" ruling will harm the entire U.S. technology sector.
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There's a huge ax hanging by the back door; that certainly has to go.
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Mr. MacDonald was up and about, just returning from the back door, looking confused.
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But then today my puppy was inquisitively checking something out by our back door.
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There's an orchard of fruit trees and emus perambulate right out your back door.
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It appears they kicked the back door open and left the jail on foot.
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"We want to make sure guidance isn't a back door to regulating," she said.
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I have never walked through the back door of a place in my life.
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At some point 6ix9ine was able to open the back door and jumped out.
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I believe whether it's a back door or a front door that the American principle of law should still hold that our federal government should have to get a warrant, whether they want to come through the back door or your front door.
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"The Back Door," sung in French as "La Porte d'en Arriere," is a Cajun transformation of Williams's "Honky Tonk Blues," with Mr. Menard's lyrics about a man who sneaks back home through the back door after a long night drinking at honky-tonks.
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Robinson's body was discovered near the back door of her home, the Courier-Tribune reports.
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The couple left through the back door of the club together around 2:13 a.m.
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I saw a truck with the back door open and just ran on to it.
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Cases of technical revocations—dubbed "churn" or "back door entry to prison"—are dismally common.
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In this instance, the order is not put a back door in everyone's cell phone.
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But Mr Trump sees it as allowing China to come in through the back door.
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After Luke and Pop finish talking, Chico comes in the shop through the back door.
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It also absolutely cannot lead to a general monitoring of content by the back door.
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Revolut is becoming a bank by the back door, and it's a strategy that's working.
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He saw water leaking through the back door from cracks 4 feet off the ground.
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Filipino women emerge from the back door of a bar into the alleyways of Tokyo.
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Cops tell us the burglars forced their way in by prying open the back door.
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He says one of the children told him the fire was at the back door.
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He said one of the children told him the blaze was at the back door.
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The couple left through the back door of the club together around 2:213 a.m.
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Short version: They slipped out the proverbial back door and left the press pool behind.
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After a couple of hours, police broke down Wes' back door and hauled him out.
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Patrons enter through a locked back door speakeasy-style, with only trusted customers gaining admittance.
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" He added: "Middle-class families don't have access to this back door for their children.
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A large back door makes it easy to store kayaks or bikes inside the trailer.
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By the time we leave Harris' house, closing the back door quietly, it's gone midnight.
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"He periodically shot his gun out the back door," neighbor Sally Pardo told the Times.
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"Apple is in no way required to provide a so-called back door," he said.
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So Corn essentially acted as a back door to allow information to continue to flow.
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But when the Obamas go out to dinner, they often enter through a back door.
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A back door would undermine confidence around the world in American technology products and services.
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At the sister's request, the building's superintendent opened Mr. Cooley's apartment through a back door.
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A back-door cut by Brazdeikis resulted in a layup and a 46-33 lead.
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We discovered he was selling our buttons to rivals out the back door for cash.
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The problem was that the decision opened a back door around the Janus Capital ruling.
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"It's almost as if he's sneaking it in through the back door," Mr. Bernier said.
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We opened up the back door of the truck and she jumped in the truck.
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McCann, scoring for the third straight game, tipped in a back-door feed from Simon.
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When the truck stops, a column of soldiers stands in front of the back door.
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It insisted it wouldn't provide a "back door" for law enforcement to access user data.
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At farthest stage right, there's the back door of a house and a tiny patio.
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Seeing Todd, he reacted like a marionette being lifted, rushing to open the back door.
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"I'd rather kids come in through the front door than the back door," she added.
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William's driver got out to open the back door, then lingered, eyes on the ground.
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The store worker, Rodriguez, ran to open the back door but was shot and killed.
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Once it's set up, the back door persists even after the compromised device is rebooted.
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But the OVP has said that apprenticeships should not offer a "back door" to asylum.
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Mr. Menard wrote "The Back Door" during one workday at a Phillips 66 gas station.
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But just knowing this happened — in the pair's sleepy little suburb — is enough to induce unease (especially when we know that earlier in the episode, Bill found the couple's back door swinging open late at night, exactly as the back door in the other home).
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So unless you were sneaking in the back door, which wasn't happening, there was nothing happening.
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That is meant to address concerns about Chinese exports depressing American prices through the back door.
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Working also with our allies so they&aposre not a back door to all of this.
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Was it greater when we had to go through the back door rather than the entrance?
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Reporters who survived the attack recalled hiding under their desks or scrambling for the back door.
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But you know, the police said we&aposre going to take you out the back door.
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And thus MMA will slip into legal legitimacy through the back door of the legislative process.
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Apple refused to help the authorities and provide a so-called "back door" into its software.
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"And all I said was 'thank you' and I walked out the back door," she says.
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He cautiously ushered us into the store through a back door at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
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They bought the house on the hill and were laid to rest beside its back door.
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Lauren Taylor came home to find a mountain lion entered the house through a back door.
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Martin Creed: The Back Door runs at the Park Avenue Armory June 8 through August 7.
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These landowners can earn income by selling timber—an economic opportunity right out the back door.
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At the end of each video, the armory's big back door, the garage kind, rolls up.
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Catherine: Our lawyer put it like this: We kind of slipped out the label's back door.
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I lurched out the back door and along the side of the house to the sidewalk.
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The malicious software includes a "back door" that he believes allows for a larger, coordinated cyberattack.
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We're going to do that and we're going to push Peyton Manning out the back door.
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Abortion proponents said the provision was a back-door attempt to legalize "personhood" and restrict abortion.
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"We take them in the back door, no one knows they're in there … we protect them."
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Republicans have already criticized the program as "back door amnesty" and attempted to restrict its application.
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"Let us in your back door," he said, his voice rising like that of a preacher.
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So I ran to the back door to see if it was open and it was.
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Things like that clearly happen, but I'd just as soon prepare by having a back door.
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One night, I woke up to two drunken men climbing the ladder on my back door.
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When Quintanilla tried to run out a back door, she realized Pagourtzis was aiming at her.
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One of the things he taught us was women are always looking for the back door.
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Vinnik, who was escorted handcuffed through the back door of a Thessaloniki court, denies any wrongdoing.
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The earliest Juniper back door identified by researchers used a technique widely attributed to the NSA.
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It appears they kicked the back door open and left the jail on foot, Thornburg said.
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The back door accesses a "live cave" that extends more than a mile into the earth.
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Or would we say we want no part of this, and slip out the back door?
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One sunny afternoon last July, I opened the back door to discover it was raining inside.
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At one point, it required learning center students to enter the school through a back door.
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Court filings also explore Harvard's little-known Z-list, a sort of back door to admissions.
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Detective Paz let her slip out the back door when the police arrived, the officials said.
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The sisters regularly spot foxes and hawks, and turkeys have waddled up to their back door.
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It was a locked safe, disturbed from its hibernation 20 feet from Mr. Emanuel's back door.
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"There is no way that same back door wasn't available to other people during that time."
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Entry points are the No. 1 thing to consider, such as the front and back door.
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The deepest joy sneaks in the back door when you are surrendering to some sacred promise.
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She squeezes against him, and together they hear the squeak and bang of the back door.
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He was reasonably open and blew the lid off the back-door scheme to pressure Kiev.
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With 100 people still waiting, Mr. Coffman was caught on video sneaking out the back door.
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A thief broke in through the museum's back door, according to the Grand Rapids Police Department.
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It is, for Douthat and other Catholic conservatives, a back-door form of Catholic-sanctioned divorce.
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This scandal reminds us that well-to-do families have long known of a back door.
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You go in the back door like cargo and are seated on a bare steel bench.
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And they all said, "No," because they're concerned about a back door in a ZTE phone.
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Even though I didn't have a traditional journalism background, I got in through the back door.
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The closet had a back door, Werber recalled, but in the darkness he could not see it.
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Instead, they're doubling down on accountability for the Trump administration — and business provides a back door. Rep.
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He then slipped out a back door and over a wall with "stolen" equipment under his arm.
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After his speech, Trump made a similarly unconventional exit out of the hotel via the back door.
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Recurring Things To Think AboutThe back door to Andrea's brownstone was TOTALLY still open from the crime.
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And then we were running through the house and out the back door, away from that place.
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She returns to the back door and slams it behind her to startle them, and it works.
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Cut to around 2:30 AM, when Drake, Odell and their crews left through the back door.
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O Ma O sorry Ma did not achieve any lovely in this magnificent Back door swings open.
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To those unabused by an awareness of back door maneuvering, a whole world of deceit remains opaque.
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They then ran out of the back door about five to 10 minutes later, FOX31 Denver said.
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He escaped out of the back door of one pub after his Bosniak shtick went down badly.
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" "There were so many people running around, and I was trying to get to the back door.
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Officers investigated a report last week about an unknown man trying to force open the back door.
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If you lube up with this, you can get it on in the back door for hours.
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As officers came out the back door, Tom strode toward them, arms at his side, hands closed.
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I can't attest to battery life yet but it's been a solid addition to our back door.
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He went out the back door of his apartment to a waiting car and left the country.
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INGRAHAM: Yeah I know -- I&aposm thinking Reince is like trying to get out the back door.
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On that same note, he brags about pulling up to the back door of the White House.
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In Shut the Back Door, we ask organizations and institutions across the globe how they approach security.
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"I don't want every hacker and identity thief to have access to that back door," Bushnell said.
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You play with yourself anyway, so what's the big deal about going in through the back door?
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He rolled some office chairs out the back door for us, because the metal building was stifling.
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The first blasts came through the building's front door, which sent employees rushing toward the back door.
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On Monday morning, a reporter told the police that the house's sliding glass back door was open.
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The mob all but destroyed the White House; Jackson was forced to exit by a back door.
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Now we have two problems: an ashtray outside the back door, and our child's interest in it.
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The Paris attackers used Belgium as a back door for logistics and planning — and as a getaway.
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The housekeeper noticed the power was off and a glass pane on a back door was smashed.
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When she didn't answer, Skinner went to the back door, through which he spotted the mother inside.
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He retreated to a neighbor's house and pounded on the back door until someone let him inside.
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Motivational moment I post inspirational messages on the back door of the container and change them frequently.
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"The U.S. might be honoring my story, but they're ignoring one at their back door," she said.
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Mr. Rivera also accused Mr. Sánchez of taking office through the back door without first getting elected.
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The speaker, Karu Jayasuriya, 78, had to be hurried out a back door and the session canceled.
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Wide-eyed and stammering, he gathered my things and heaved them — and me — out the back door.
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One victim who was able to flee through a back door, dodging Anderson's bullets as he fled.
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The goal with the "back-door" strategy is to have as few traditional IRA dollars as possible.
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If the front of the bus is too crowded, enter the back door and find a seat.
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But the back door was a different story — there, it had piled as high as her head.
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A nearby area beside the back door is outfitted with coat hooks and a phone-charging station.
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Omnibus spending loaded down with sweeteners demanded in back-door negotiations are the essence of the swamp.
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It also had a very large metal back door, and that sealed the deal for Ms. Blankenbuehler.
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Three verses later he gets into a brawl and lands in jail, also through the back door.
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He and another reporter, Selene San Felice, raced to the newsroom's back door that was always unlocked.
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"Almost immediately after introducing chemical agents inside the residence, the suspect emerged out the back door," he said.
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The drunk crowd quickly got out of control, and Jackson ended up sneaking out through a back door.
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And I get invited to walk in through the back door and come try all the new games.
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Furman nonetheless said his decision was not a "back door" through which Deloitte could resolve non-accounting matters.
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This is my holy space — 20 steps out the back door, nestled amongst oaks, hollyhocks, and green space.
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Two glass-half-fullers found themselves at the back door of nightclub Perdu in Newcastle upon Tyne, England.
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Brussels dismissed that as a dodge to get British goods into the single market by a back door.
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And probably what you're having for dinner, and whether or not you locked the back door that morning.
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Mina said Loyd had tried to escape from the house through a back door but officers confronted him.
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Slaughterhouse owner Jan van de Veen greets us outside before we enter the slaughterhouse through a back door.
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"It's not a constitutional reform by the back door," says Humberto de la Calle, the government's chief negotiator.
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And more than a few songs here could probably sneak out the back door without being overly missed.
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But the EU fears that would allow Britain partial membership of the single market via the back door.
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If those funds also generate some back-door revenue for them without you knowing … what could that hurt?
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And that's something that people are worried about—that there is some back door into our immigration system.
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Bright yellow evidence stickers placed by sheriff's investigators were still affixed to the trunk and a back door.
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Georta decided to skip school, the captain explains, and walked home, entering the residence through a back door.
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I mean this should not be just a question about you know back-door negotiations in the council.
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When police arrived, McClurg had locked himself in the bathroom and Bilotta had fled out the back door.
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Stephen must have slipped in through the back door while Kristen was talking; I had missed his entrance.
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Edler, a defenseman, put in a shot from a back-door pass from Brock Boeser after moving forward.
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But banks have accused Basel of pushing through a "Basel IV" by the back door under later reforms.
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Though they were inside at the time, Emeline slipped through a back door and fell in the water.
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But the Tibetan spiritual leader was shuffled out through a back door, dodging a pile of garbage bags.
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Luckily, I printed out our tickets, and we're able to enter through the back door of the theater.
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You sneaked into the back door of Besa Mafia, the biggest contract killing website on the dark web.
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Many large technology companies have resisted attempts to give authorities a special "back door" through their encryption systems.
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They have also expressed concerns about hackers breaching their systems through the back door created for law enforcement.
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After 20 minutes or so, Thurman said he was able to reach a back door, and get help.
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Aguek Nyok told the Nine Network he kicked in the back door of the bus after the attack.
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WE DON'T WANT A BACK DOOR AND WE'RE NOT LOOKING TO POPULATE THE WORLD WITH THIS NEW SOFTWARE.
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Handing $2,000 to someone who doesn't pay that amount in income tax amounts to a back-door entitlement.
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I've had people try to run past me or sneak through the back door, jump the fence, everything.
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There's that classic bitter, sweet, malty taste—like the smell round the back door of a biscuit factory.
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Webber drove to Karageorge's house, let himself in the back door and found Karageorge alone in the basement.
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It's essentially a big, round tent with a front and back door; a latticelike structure braces the frame.
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This inept process has created a back door into the United States, and the world has taken notice.
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Otherwise Mexico could become a "back door" for Asian imports the United States wanted to discourage, Guajardo said.
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A body double of Khashoggi dressed in Khashoggi's clothes is seen on CCTV leaving by the back door.
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If Debate Trump was headed into the store, the other customers would run shrieking out the back door.
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So if I'm taking him to school, it's straight out the back door so he doesn't see anything.
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It monitors when a back door is opened and closed before and after the car is in motion.
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Apple resisted, characterizing the software as a dangerous "back door" that may give hackers access to all iPhones.
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Apple argued the request would create a dangerous "back door" that may give hackers access to all iPhones.
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Muzzin scored on a back-door play off a feed from Anze Kopitar to make it 123-1.
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After tossing a bunch of bruised bananas out of the back door directly at the fence, I'm successful.
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At 8:30, I take Ross out the back door of our unit for his final potty break.
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Before that, he had entered Parliament through the back door, as a substitute for a departing Socialist lawmaker.
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I pulled into their driveway, sanitized my hands, and took the supplies as far as their back door.
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Around that time, Chaim Deutsch bolted out the back door of the market and clambered over two fences.
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The police nailed a back door shut so that there would only be one way out, she said.
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Tax experts say the foundation has become a back door for tax-deductible donations to the N.R.A. itself.
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Lawmakers are concerned that federal agencies haven't applied the patch that Juniper offers to close the back door.
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There was the house with an in-ground pool less than a foot away from the back door.
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Nikolaj Ehlers nearly scored with a back-door cut, but he made an accidental skate save on himself.
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Three minutes passed before Officer Haste gained entry, when a tenant let him in through a back door.
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It happened one afternoon about a year earlier — I opened the back door to find this same pool.
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"I don't have a stove," she said from her debris-strewn, concrete home with a missing back door.
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We have run far too much of health care policy through the back door of the private insurance system.
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" He has also warned that China would "enter the TPP through the back door ... if we don't stop it.
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"I walk out the back door and what I'm going to see is a 30-foot fence," Escobar said.
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He said there was no credible evidence that Huawei has a so-called back door that harms U.S. security.
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A few hours later, that man and a second man came through the back door with pistols, he said.
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Previous legislative efforts have focused on requiring technology products to have a built-in "back door" for law enforcement.
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The report also said the back door of the home was kicked in and more shots were fired inside.
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It's kid-friendly, too, and could easily serve as a fun back-door introduction to the Star Trek world.
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Back door swings open Shape of light runs out Lightshape To Jer Jer's shoes Which light up With light.
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Mr. Szczesniak said there were no signs of forced entry, and when officers arrived, a back door was open.
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It is not in itself an impeachable offense for a President to run a back-door foreign policy shop.
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If that's all they're asking for, they are not asking for Apple to create a back door to encryption.
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So all those things I've incorporated, and I don't play the game—I don't go through the back door.
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Concert film, used as a back door for a wide-ranging, scene-exploring doc about technology, art, and culture.
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I had to go out the back door where the cook left and the delivery people brought food in.
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Since they can't go through the front door, so to speak, they have asked repeatedly for a back door.
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Mr. Ben Ezra opened the back door of his restaurant so fleeing customers could move away from the street.
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From the disastrous Clipper chip to today, the government has always wanted a back door into encryption and security.
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Our front door is noisier, and she may have left the back door, not trying to wake anyone up.
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Nevertheless, he ran over and opened the pickup's back door to see a pregnant woman lying on the seat.
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The technical trainee program is widely known as a back door for blue-collar labour in immigration-shy Japan.
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We pulled them apart and put one pair out the back door and another out of the front door.
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Rodriguez, who allegedly tried to flee out the back door, was arrested and taken into custody for the stabbing.
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When I reached the back door of the house, the bright porch light revealed that I was bleeding profusely.
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"I think he's hallucinating," she said as Wally, a Yorkshire terrier, yapped from a cage near the back door.
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He argues that current rules are too loose and allow a tariff-free "back door" for Chinese auto parts.
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"Relocate while things are calm without the pressure or anxiety of fires bearing down the back door," he said.
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To comply, Apple said it would have to create software that amounts to a "back door" into the iPhone.
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"Relocate while things are calm without the pressure or anxiety of fires bearing down the back door," he said.
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Apple has fiercely resisted the call, claiming that the order would create a "back door" that jeopardizes people's privacy.
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Observers increasingly believe the software defect derived from an encryption "back door" created by the National Security Agency (NSA).
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In addition, they were selling organs, tissues, and body parts by way of back door deals and willing negligence.
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Their 19-month-old daughter Emeline opened the back door of their friend's house and drowned in their pool.
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The matter handled itself: black patrons sat up front; whites entered through the back door and sat in back.
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"When I was walking out my back door, the water was already coming in my front door," she said.
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Then schools could be integrated through the back door by using socioeconomic status as a factor in student assignment.
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"It was right out their back door, so the response was unbelievably quick," said Mary Rosenbleeth, the town's spokeswoman.
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The maneuverings were seen as a back door way to bring Mr. Rajapaksa and his allies back into power.
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Suddenly, six armed men dressed in plain clothes entered through the back door into the kitchen, pointing machine guns.
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Mr. Beltrones, according to some versions of the story, helped sneak Mr. Calderon into Congress using a back door.
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For years, there has been speculation that Kaspersky's popular antivirus software might provide a back door for Russian intelligence.
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"Antivirus is the ultimate back door," Blake Darché, a former N.S.A. operator and co-founder of Area 1 Security.
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He argues the current rules are too loose and allow a tariff-free "back door" for Chinese auto parts.
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The Dukes' RegDuke implant uses a different obfuscation trick, planting a fileless back door in a target computer's memory.
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A bell tinkled as I pushed through the back door to Cora's porch, propped open by an old book.
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Attorney General Loretta Lynch is insisting the government doesn't want a "back door" to break or weaken Apple's encryption.
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The government called the policy, enacted just 10 months ago, a "back door" to let refugees into the country.
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Some Republicans who want to limit immigration call humanitarian parole an overused back door to entering the United States.
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After about eight minutes, the man in red shoes walks down the alley and goes through the back door.
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And then he slapped the back door again, to make sure it was closed, and got into his truck.
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As a result, the Clinton administration proposed a "Clipper Chip," a back door for law enforcement and security agencies.
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He was counseled out the back door with nothing on his record to prevent him from purchasing a firearm.
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The technical trainee program is widely known as a back door for blue-collar labor in immigration-shy Japan.
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Dressed in body armor and carrying two handguns, Loyd tried to flee out a back door and then the front.
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What happens if a bad actor gets access to the back door that enabled us to open up that data?
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He goes downstairs and sits by the back door, which is his way of saying he has to go out.
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One watchdog group opposed to the move has previously said the relocation is a "back-door" way to cut staff.
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Mike Coffman (R-CO) leaving his office hours through a back door after a significant crowd of Obamacare advocates arrived.
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"I walk out the back door and what I&aposm going to see is a 30-foot fence," Escobar said.
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On September 21, Ocampo returned home to find the back door open, and their dog running loose in the yard.
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He said he ran and told everyone working inside the bakery, and many people ran out using the back door.
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"One person blew themselves up behind the back door of the police department in El Gorjani neighbourhood," the statement said.
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The government has launched investigations into bankers, alarming foreign investors, alongside the central bank's "back door" measures to control liquidity.
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Before we could answer, he opened our car's back door and was reaching into our cooler, taking bananas and drinks.
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At the St Patrick's Day party, Jim's cousin opened the back door and almost fell off the three-foot drop.
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Petrow writes that the hacker "went in through the back door of the GoGo connection," but that's not what happened.
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"I go through the backyard, I open the back door and I start yelling for him," Assi told Fox-10.
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Apple and privacy advocates have framed this debate as the government wanting to "create a back door" into people's devices.
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Complying with constitutionally legal court orders is not "creating a back door"; in a democracy, that is a front door.
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He yelled for the others to open the back door of the van, Ric added, but they never made it.
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HUAWEI'S ZHENGFEI SAYS IT IS NOT POSSIBLE THAT HUAWEI HAS BACK DOOR ACCESS TO ANY CUSTOMER INFORMATION -CBS NEWS INTERVIEW
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But that fix clearly doesn't solve the problem of NSA accessing domestic communications with its newly expanded back door searches.
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FBI Director James Comey has said that law enforcement does not intend to create a back door into all iPhones.
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Some critics of the court order believe it could lead to a so-called back door through Apple's encryption system.
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Matarasso built a back door at his private practice in order to let patients discreetly come and go following procedures.
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"At the time, Apple was portraying that the court order was to create a back door to encryption," Rubio defended.
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This "back door search" provides a way for the FBI to obtain damning information on Americans without any probable cause.
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Another man had followed me towards the back door and before I knew it, his foot was one with me.
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It does this by forcing them to set a true retail price for pharmacy prescriptions and eliminate back door clawbacks.
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Conveniently, you've discovered a back door to your country's treasury, or a slick method for friction-less bribery, and . . . moneymoneymoney!
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On the back door and windows hang excerpts from YERBAMALA COLLECTIVE's anonymous, author-less zine, Our Vendetta: Witches vs Fascists.
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The lanky Iowa Republican tried to make a quick exit out a back door that was directly behind the podium.
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Price took no questions from reporters, who chased him and shouted questions as he was escorted out a back door.
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We sat on my back door stoop, looking out at the parking lot and the chickens in the community garden.
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But most of the trouble is at the back door, when people want to come in and they're not allowed.
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By shifting opioid purchases to the cash pay back door, PBMs can increase their profits from our nation's addiction epidemic.
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Now the alleys are not only providing gathering places, but also giving visitors back-door peeks into Montreal's daily life.
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"When he came toward the back door in her line of sight, she clipped him," King told the CNN affiliate.
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The inmates climbed through the ceiling and came down through a hatch that leads to a back door, he said.
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During the shooting, the authorities said, Mr. Ramos barricaded the back door to the newsroom to prevent people from fleeing.
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"We in the U.S. government are not asking for a back door," Lynch said, in response to a reporter's question.
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His sports jacket was hanging neatly on a coat hanger over the back door — he was ever the ready salesman.
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No lights, no sirens, for them to just park by the pine trees and to enter though the back door.
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You can also use the same key for multiple doors — your front door, your back door, your office door, etc.
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Mike Lee (R-Utah) warned of unintended consequences like rich drug cartels buying ways to hack through back-door access.
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It is as if Mr. Redzepi had located Copenhagen's back door and walked through it, carrying the restaurant with him.
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The suite's back door opened to a private terrace and a large shallow pool that is shared among the suites.
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But its reach is growing, and it's a back door by which viral falsehoods infiltrate our increasingly acrimonious collective conversation.
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They're not meant as a back door to staying permanently, only to aid in making some money during extended travels.
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Privacy experts and tech company officials said that creating a back door would effectively destroy the secrecy of such platforms.
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Iranian staff were not harmed and escaped the building from the back door and authorities imposed a curfew in Najaf.
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They then climbed through the ceiling and came down through a hatch that leads to a back door, he said.
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A black dog at the back door, lunging at him from the other side of the window in the door.
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"I believe whether it's a back door or front door, the American principle of law should still hold," O'Malley said.
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U.S. authorities fear the equipment makers will leave a back door open to Chinese military and government agents seeking information.
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I want to believe, but I have no expert depth, that if a back door is what is necessary to be able to to comply with a justified order for access to information, pertinent to a crime, because there has been probable cause, that that back door can be guarded the rest of the time.
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Israel's claim to be able to limit or even remove Palestinian construction in areas under Palestinian Authority administration could be a back door to unilateral annexation across the entire West Bank, and the Palestinians' extension of their governmental authority to areas under Israeli administration could be a back door to a unilateral establishment of statehood.
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Such back-door listings are becoming popular due to the lengthy waiting time involved in China's initial public offering (IPO) process.
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UpChurch says that Prince went to the club multiple times, sneaking in through the back door so he wouldn't be seen.
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One watchdog group opposed to the move has previously charged that the relocation is a "back-door" way to cut staff.
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For instance, if they find an open back door in the code, they would recommend that the client close it up.
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But when he went downstairs, he saw his back door was open and that his wallet, laptop, and backpack were gone.
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At first, Saudi authorities denied this, saying that the dissident journalist and Washington Post columnist left alive through the back door.
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When it is sold to an overseas buyer, the hostile government acquires a "back door" into the host country's digital networks.
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And just as soon as that market deflated and the ruble plummeted, the foreigners were unceremoniously shunted out the back door.
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The implant was reportedly built into a server's Ethernet port, giving hackers a back door into the telecommunications company's computer networks.
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"Maybe the back door is the wrong door, and I understand what Apple and others are saying about that," Clinton said.
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"There is no back door where you can sue people for words that are protected under the First Amendment," Rowland said.
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Martin Creed: The Back Door continues at the Park Avenue Armory (643 Park Ave, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through August 7.
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This business model has been successful for women's products, but he wanted to open the (back) door to men as well.
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"You've seen that play five or six times this year where he's found the guy in the back door," Bogosian said.
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Scanning her home, she also realized that her belongings had been moved and that the back door was open, reports WXYZ.
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Opponents of the law, however, have argued that it could be a back door to legalizing all abortion after 24 weeks.
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Video of the incident shows the back door of the bus springing open and the young girl plummeting to the road.
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I walked to the kitchen to find Laura already awake and smoking a joint out the back door, ready to work.
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Some children clung to their parents while others hovered at the back door, gleefully spotting hidden Easter eggs in the backyard.
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Anti-virus software itself is a big ol' back door that relies on public trust and the security community's mutual respect.
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IT'S AN OBSOLETE PROVISION, AND IT'S ESSENTIALLY A BACK DOOR WAY FOR A NON NAFTA GOODS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF NAFTA.
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The central bank turned to what analysts called "back door" tightening measures including not opening foreign-exchange repo or depo auctions.
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He said letting authorities crack one phone opens the possibility that they would seek a broader back door to Apple devices.
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Dublin complained to Brussels that rival financial centres were offering a "back door" to the EU's single market through lax rules.
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On Saturday 85033 January, Fayulu appealed to the Constitutional Court for a recount claiming that a back-door deal was cut.
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The contributions to a back-door Roth IRA must be made by April 17 to count for the 2017 tax year.
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Congress should firmly close the back door by requiring a warrant to access Americans' data, regardless of the government's ostensible purpose.
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"They barged through the back door, they terrified the secretary, they pushed aside the patient that was in there," Bornstein said.
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The eccentric software programmer has offered to decrypt the device so that Apple would not have to create a back door.
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"I walk out the back door and what I'm going to see is a 30-foot fence," Mayor Noel Escobar said.
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It's a back-door evisceration of the health care coverage voters in every state in our nation have said they need.
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The Oversight Committee is primarily concerned that federal agencies haven't applied the patch that Juniper offers to close the back door.
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The briefings took place behind closed doors and the officials after each left quietly through a back door, evading the press.
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AFTER FOUR years of fierce fighting and international outrage, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is quietly slipping out the back door.
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And of course, what Mr. Carter and the F.B.I. consider a back door is not exactly what the tech industry does.
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The company said in December ScreenOS had been compromised by hackers using a so-called back door in the software. Rep.
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In this episode, "There's Always a Back Door," Edgar attempts to bond with Jimmy, while Gretchen gets busy with someone new.
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I get in the back door by walking around the linguistic land mines that are so charged in our cultural climate.
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But desperate poor women and terrified teenagers will be going to back-door hacks, or trying to induce a miscarriage themselves.
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"When I was a kid, you could cast a line out your back door and hook huge yellow croakers," he said.
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Mr. Meintjes, 37, a one-time rock musician, darted out the back door of the kitchen to attend a math colloquium.
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Dispatched in the opening frame from Buckingham Palace, traveling by train, van and motorcycle to the back door of the Abbey.
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"I opened up the back door of the black Ford Taurus and he reached for the AR," Officer Krzysztof Wrzesinski said.
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But Apple has characterized such software as a dangerous "back door" that other hackers could exploit to get into every iPhone.
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But consumer advocates argue that the legislation provides a back door around lending rules, and that it could leave students vulnerable.
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A would-be intruder attempted to enter through a back door when Daniels turned on the lights and scared him away.
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"He presumed to break into her house through the back door in which she pushed [the daughter] behind her," it continues.
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Not too far from the back door to the shelf, the distance no more than the length of his arm, outstretched.
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Porta dos Fundos (Back Door) said in a statement that its offices had been attacked with Molotov cocktails at dawn Tuesday.
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He said he and another co-worker ran out the back door, and he heard more shots once he was outside.
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Cook said the software requested does not exist and would be a government back door no matter how it is framed.
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Each member of my family is trained to deposit their shoes in the basket by the back door before they come inside.
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Monday and said they believed she "wandered out a back door" of Ang's Asian Cuisine in North Canton, Ohio, around 5 p.m.
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You have strong opinions about whether law enforcement should be able to access a "back door" to encrypted information stored on devices.
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The suspect waited for police to arrive When the stabbings started, some people fled through the back door and called the police.
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The burglars broke in through a back door, and the man on the phone says he shot them with an AR-15.
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Mattarella said that such a drastic idea needed to be debated openly during a campaign, not brought in through the back door.
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As Rosfeld was taking the driver into custody, the video showed Rose and another passenger exit the back door and start running.
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Leaving the stage with guitar in hand, frets still hot, I walk out the back door of Brooklyn Bowl onto the street.
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Although China is not part of the agreement, Trump said Beijing might try to enter it "through the back door" later on.
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Grassley had to step around extra restaurant tables, chairs, booster seats and high chairs stored in the alcove by the back door.
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A thief smashed the glass and stole the slippers from their case one night, after breaking in through the museum's back door.
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Tech companies are responsible for the encryption technology to protect personal data, but the government wants a back door into that information.
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They were able to execute a number of commands, from wake phrases ("OK Google") to multi-word requests ("unlock the back door").
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RUBIO: Because at the time, Apple was portraying that the court order was to create a back door to an encryption device.
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First, many of my pro-encryption, anti-back-door allies are arguing from a nakedly American-libertarian, government-oversight-is-bad stance.
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Presence won't catch your dog from digging a hole in the back yard, much less a burglar breaking in the back door.
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"But I'm checking the Greyhound schedule," Kaine joked, before sneaking out of a back door of the Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce.
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Apple could hold that temporary ID and grant access on a case-by-case basis, rendering the 'back door' useless without it.
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The one-eyed cat alerted him to an intruder in their home, who entered through a back door, Australia's 73 News reports.
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They can find their way inside of any ivory tower too — and are probably looking for a faulty back door right now.
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There's no set structure for viewing The Back Door, but you do feel like you're at the mercy of this grand building.
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More significant than the number, perhaps, is the government's willingness to admit lower-skilled workers openly, rather than through the back door.
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The teenager, Georta Mack, had headed to the bus stop but apparently came back home through a back door, the police said.
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His response, as quoted in the Afro-Surrealist manifesto, calls on artists to invade dominant culture through the back door of aesthetics.
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Then we were able to mix in some back-door cutters to the lefties, which is something we hadn't done all year.
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It was then that Byrd, Wick, and their two friends broke in through the back door and found Ritchie in her hallway.
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Development money made sure that communists didn't sneak into power through the back door of ballot boxes in France, Italy and beyond.
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"He's saying, 'grandpa, please, you've got to come and help us, the fire is at the back door,'" Bledsoe told CBS Sacramento .
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Second, you can mostly guarantee security today — like check for any "back door" — but that only lasts until the next software update.
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Maybe they just weren't down for cameras -- Lisa couldn't wait to hop in her Porsche as she slipped out the back door.
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Meanwhile, the American government also reacts to the events of Man Of Steel, with memorials, hearings, and back-door deals with Lex.
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When officers entered an apartment in Riverdale while serving a "no knock" warrant, one man ran out the back door, Marbury said.
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But the reality is if you put a back door in, that back door's for everybody, for good guys and bad guys.
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Like Holyfield, many have used the cruiserweight division as a back door to the upper echelon of the more profitable heavyweight division.
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According to a police report previously obtained by PEOPLE, Toney showed up at the back door of a neighbor's house on Nov.
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A back-door Roth IRA allows you to invest in a traditional IRA and then convert those funds to a Roth IRA.
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"Importantly, a witness heard [Hanley]... talking to a male near the back door of the house, who she apparently knew," said Bray.
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The U.S. government is not looking for a "back door" into smartphones and other devices, the White House cybersecurity coordinator said Thursday.
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"I saw they had two righties out there, and when that happens, (Abdelkader) usually slides back door, and that worked," Zetterberg said.
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And the Trump administration recently made them more attractive to buy in a back-door effort to weaken the health reform law.
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"We're not looking for a 'back door'--which I understand to mean some type of secret, insecure means of access," Wray added.
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Power-operated seatbacks with controls near the back door and in the trunk help shorter owners wrangle items in the cargo bay.
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When he heard the first shots, Gilbert Serna started leading people out the back door and then hid them in shipping containers.
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Forcing computer engineers to maintain a back door to encrypted data is like leaving a key under the mat, these critics say.
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I had never worked in a professional kitchen and got the job by going to the back door and asking for work.
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The main contention Washington has raised is with the possibility that Huawei provides Beijing with a "back door" to sensitive network information.
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"Once DoublePulsar is on the machine, there's nothing stopping anyone else from coming along and using the back door," Mr. Dillon said.
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Nor would she have opened the door to a stranger, but the police found the back door open and the front unlocked.
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She points to diplomatic progress: As an opposition representative in 2014, she entered the Ministry of Foreign Affairs though the back door.
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The so-called back door would allow law enforcement to access even those conversations meant to be hidden from government and industry.
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Malkin struck again at 6:02 of the second, off a back-door play from Rust to restore the two-goal cushion.
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You have, the indictment alleges, a sitting judge who helps a federal fugitive evade capture by letting him out the back door.
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Court-ordered surveillance is not a back door; it is a time-honored and legitimate right of government to protect the citizenry.
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They pulled that other move when they left around 2:30 AM -- she went out the front, Drake took the back door.
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But the staff suspects it went through a back door that the cleaner had propped open to take in equipment at 6 a.m.
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They apparently climbed into an air conditioning vent, lowered themselves to a work area and walked out a back door, according to Dougherty.
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Links says there were no signs of a break-in and the front door and sliding back door were locked from the inside.
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The badly decomposed bodies were discovered buried a few feet from his back door after the couple had been missing for 11 days.
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There must be no attempts to remain inside the EU, no attempts to rejoin it through the back door and no second referendum.
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Not only did they have to go to the vet to get their teeth removed, they had to go to the back door.
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Some critics say the State Department is using a back door, tightening immigration policy without going through a similarly high-profile rulemaking process.
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When she opened a back door to her car, the authorities said, Mr. Lee rushed her and pushed her onto the back seat.
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They just sang in front of the entire party that they would meet each other at the back door and run away together.
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As Apple and other security experts have explained time and time again, it's impossible to create a back door for a single device.
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Creed created a site specific film installation for The Back Door in the Armory's drill hall, depicting people eating and opening their mouths.
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That would take the refugee out of the desert and nobody would have to sneak through the 'back door' except the actual criminals.
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And indeed, it seems that many prospective screenwriters and directors have come to view the comics industry as a back door into Hollywood.
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After drinking from a pond in Taylor's backyard, the cat likely entered her home through an open back door, she explained in Facebook .
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Cowell&aposs lawyer, George Arroyo, slipped out the back door after the hearing and did not respond immediately to a request for comment.
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Then, in June 2017, the saboteurs used that back door to release a piece of malware called NotPetya, their most vicious cyberweapon yet.
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The only way for an "entity" to comply with CCOA would be to compromise their encryption scheme with a back door or flaw.
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A back-door Roth IRA lets you put funds in a traditional IRA and eventually convert that money to a post-tax Roth.
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Gray and others fled through a back door of the suite, running towards a concert gate about 25 yards from their makeshift refuge.
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All of this, including the original damage to the back door, apparently caused Wardlaw to be unable to escape, so he called 911.
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Here's how this "back door" Roth IRA strategy works: Most high earners are likely saving the maximum allowed in company 250(k) plans.
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The potential new board proposal is being considered alongside a review of GEM, delisting rules, handling of share suspensions and back door listings.
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When they returned home, she walked in through the back door and said the visit to the doctor was a waste of time.
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I promise that I'm not just picking this because it's called "Back Door" and I have the mentality of a 14 year old.
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When they come to the clinic, they enter through the back door to avoid being seen by the protesters perpetually lurking out front.
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Mirroring the government's argument, he said the FBI is not seeking a "back door" by asking for help to unlock this single iPhone.
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A witness earlier told CNN that she saw one of the slain victims get shot after he tried to open a back door.
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Eventually, he did manage to get out the back door, only to run into a police officer who promptly arrested him, Bertrand said.
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The person behind the camera claims the violence erupted after an employee was caught selling the chicken sandwich out of the back door.
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Some saw it as a back-door maneuver to diminish the political power of racial minorities such as blacks, Asians and Native Americans.
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The tech giant claimed that complying with such requests would create a back door that could expose millions of Apple users to hackers.
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The kingdom would not "accept an armed militia at our back door," Asseri said, without making a direct reference to the truce offer.
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To comply with law enforcement requests, WhatsApp would have to re-design its technology to give itself a "back door" to user communication.
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Armed with a search warrant, police officers went to her home and found the couple allegedly trying to flee out the back door.
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Comey also made a big push to force technology companies to build a "back door" into widely used encrypted phones and chat applications.
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The second wave of the tsunami tipped over the vehicle and rolled it nearly 100 feet, ripping off its back door, she said.
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But her regular hookup, a slacker with a podcast, makes her leave out the back door, and her boss mockingly disparages her weight.
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Companies must be barred from shoveling federal aid out the back door in the form of executive bonuses, dividend payments or stock buybacks.
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Essence Keys, 25, left her apartment in Trent Court on Thursday afternoon, walking out the back door as water came in the front.
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"Seeing that coming through the door and the back door and the garage door like that, you're helpless, you feel helpless," he added.
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Ms. Olivo, who has a large garden back home in Madison, has grown accustomed to produce and herbs just outside the back door.
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Nassar let her come to his house late at night and allowed her to sneak in the back door at MSU, she said.
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Less than two minutes later, Byfuglien notched his first goal of the season as he tapped in a back-door pass from Ehlers.
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According to the source, they came separately, didn't stay long — just fifteen minutes or so — and then slipped out the back door together.
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The United States decision to share more information about Huawei's back door with allies was first reported Tuesday by The Wall Street Journal.
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He and his friends went to a back door in the classroom, which leads to a small courtyard, but the door was locked.
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NUTLEY, N.J. — "We've come in the back door," the writer Michael Ruhlman said as we entered the chill of the ShopRite supermarket here.
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In 2007, mathematicians in private industry showed that Dual EC could hide a back door, theoretically enabling the NSA to eavesdrop without detection.
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An unidentified person told police that when they woke up the child was not in her room and the back door was unlocked.
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The driver was able to get out and urged the children to escape through the back door, Saldivar said, but they could not.
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Authorities said Rowland slipped in to the back door of a church, where he was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot.
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In what played as a halfhearted attempt at farce staging, Alison hustled Noah out the back door while Cole came in the front.
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The witness said Chauntelle retrieved her gun and locked the kitchen door but Bernard forced the back door open, according to the affidavit.
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While Ottawa has reversed some of the blatant abuses, Canada and Mexico are now imposing back door price controls on American breakthrough drugs.
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As a child, he witnessed his parents hand food to hungry strangers who came to the back door of their Charleston, W.Va., home.
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Tim Cook seeks to tie the FBI's request to the broader issue of encryption by painting both with the "government back door" brush.
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He entered the committee hearing room by a back door that circumvents the hallway where the public waits to try to get in.
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Playing for a final shot, the Bruins tried executing a back-door play to Dylan Windler, who led the team with 34 points.
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Though her training with Keith, Edmondson identified that giving up and "looking for the back door" was a pattern she wanted to change.
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It's the same procedure used in the back door that audiences have seen Real Housewives get done on camera in the front door.
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Witnesses told cops they saw Tarek grab a gun from his safe, run out the back door and flee down a hiking trail.
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She had two doors separating the house from the pool: a storm door over the back door and tight cover on the pet door.
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Once they were finished with him, they abandoned him on the floor and hustled out through the back door, smashing things as they went.
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The parents of three were spotted leaving hand-in-hand out the back door of the venue before a private car whisked them away.
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"He was wrapped in a gray towel and [the biological mother] just came to the back door and knocked," Amy recalls of the story.
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At a bail review hearing Friday morning, prosecutors alleged that the suspect first entered the paper's offices through a back door, which he barricaded.
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PEOPLE confirms with investigators that John James Bocek, 23, opened fire moments after breaking into the Charlotte, North Carolina, home through the back door.
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"We're installing additional cameras at our back door, some more at the front door, and we're now regularly changing the key codes," says Taylor.
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The woman told the teen to run away, so he left from the back door of the bar and ran home, the complaint said.
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The as-yet-unidentified suspects tried to bash the restaurant's back door open, but when that didn't work, they pried the front door open.
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Rudd is framing the argument for a back door as if it's a minor concession, simply the matter of WhatsApp turning a digital key.
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There were no lights or windows in either bathroom, no hot water, and only the back door had blinds but almost half were missing.
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She would just drop by, pop in the back door, ask me what I had eaten for lunch, and if I had any friends.
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Daniels and his wife Bonnie Bartlett were home when he noticed the intruder trying to kick in his back door around 9:20 p.m.
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Some officials have proposed that phone and computer makers be required to maintain access or a "back door" to encrypted data on electronic devices.
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An intruder (Lindsey Kraft of Grace and Frankie) walks into the Balboa Island home through the back door, which looks out onto the pier.
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"I'm also worried if you open it up for any one country, China is going to say you need a back door," Wozniak said.
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On songs like "Ayo" and "Back Door" (produced by Sonny Digital), Wopo has showed that he is one of rap's most electric new talents.
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That would be an ironic undercutting of Brexiteer plans to use car imports for leverage: a back door for Germany, created by Mr Trump.
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In a Facebook post, Taylor detailed the surreal, six-hour encounter, writing that the animal entered her Ashland home through an open back door.
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We have a fenced-in backyard, so I can just open up the back door and let him run around and do his business.
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"He couldn&apost believe what he was seeing and he just charged out the back door and the man pushed me down," Hupp said.
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The thieves broke into the home this week and "completely damaged [the back] door," the homeowner, who wished to remain anonymous, told Fox 59 .
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Egypt also voiced concern that some countries used human rights as a "back door" to undermine state sovereignty, citing Iraq and Libya as examples.
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After ten minutes, the kangaroo finally made its escape out the back door and hopped over a fence in the backyard, ending the standoff.
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My sister accidentally locked me out of the house so I went to check if the back door was unlocked and this happened pic.twitter.
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"This idea that Mexico is being used as a back door for Chinese imports into the U.S. is not the right one," he said.
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Ramos worked his way through the office, hunting and shooting victims, Adams said, including one person who tried to escape through a back door.
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Castaway had entered her home without her permission and poked her in the neck with a kitchen knife before running out the back door.
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When agents arrived at Duncan's home on Friday, he "ran out the back door, barefoot, and with something in his hand," the affidavit alleges.
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Twenty-four hours later, he was fleeing his office out of a back door as protesters invaded the courtyard and smashed up several cars.
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"In a small back door sort of way, it will adopt some of the protocols of a media company," Garcia-Martinez says of Facebook.
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I made my way to London, where I literally knocked on the back door of Marco Pierre White's restaurant and asked for a job.
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A piece of debris punched a hole the size of a tennis ball in the back door, which also had a deep, wide dent.
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Some countries want to upgrade to 5G quickly and cheaply; Huawei can help with that; they see no obvious back door in its systems.
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They want a 'golden key' back door — aka a TSA Lock — for all messages sent over messaging systems like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, iMessage, etc.
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The authorities also released new details on the case, including: • The gunman barricaded the back door to the newspaper to prevent people from fleeing.
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But they argue weakening it would be far too damaging because any encryption back door designed for police could also be targeted by hackers.
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For the first three years we didn't even have a cat, and took one in only because she turned up at the back door.
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In December of that year, Ms. Berman's body was found in her Los Angeles home, the back door open and her dogs running loose.
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When the Lora DiCarlo wagon finally arrives, the rolling glass box's back door opens and another journalist pops out to get on his way.
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They escaped through a back door, but five were shot dead, eight were captured and only five made it to safety at the river.
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He converted a back-door play at 8:39 of the second off of a pass from Kessel, who was along the left wall.
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One by one, my own kids come home, I can see them from my office studio walking up the driveway to the back door.
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The word is on the street: U.S. laws for refugees are wide open to exploitation and represent a back door into the United States.
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The FBI has, however, asked specifically for Apple to assist it in accessing a single device, rather than to provide a blanket back door.
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When she opened the back door, Ms. Gower was sucked out of her house by the mud, which overpowered her grip on the doorframe.
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While this may seem like a back door to the establishment of religion, it's actually a distinctively progressive view of how the law functions.
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But since an initial lira selloff on March 22, it has employed several secondary or "back door" tightening tools to boost confidence in the currency.
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Naked and bloodied, Mack fled through a back door and over a fence before finding a neighbor who made an additional 911 call for help.
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Here Ryan Hall attacks with an attempted waiter sweep, pops out the back door, and inserts the twister hook before going across Hermes Franca's back.
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"They're very afraid, the banks are, of people saying they're in the hemp industry and instead are pushing marijuana out the back door," he said.
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Emojis: Like it or not, the Touch Bar is offering big back door for emojis to make it onto the computer in a major way.
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So in our office, we have our main entrance and then we have a back door, where we sneak them in through the freight elevator.
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As the last representatives were pushing through the crowds of reporters to enter the room, Ryan was already leaving the conference from the back door.
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According to police records released earlier Thursday, Jones showed up at the back door of the Foxborough police station at about 7:40 a.m. Sunday.
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STRASBOURG — The German nominee to take on the EU's top job is facing a critical test Tuesday, amid criticism of back-door and undemocratic deals.
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A bobcat was spotted at the back door of a residence in Tyson Lake in Ontario, Canada — much to the chagrin of the family dog.
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It's a particularly tough barrier in the wake of hubs like Amazon's Echo, which have found a low-priced back door into the smart home.
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Evans escorted people to the back of the store, informing them how to escape out the back door and into a nearby mall for safety.
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The White House last year backed away from pursuing legislation that would require U.S. technology firms to provide a "back door" to access encrypted data.
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For years, Hong Kong has been seen as a "back door" for U.S. wine to enter the mainland Chinese market because of lower import taxes.
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But in order to get the back-door Roth process started, you must make the contributions to a traditional IRA by April 15, Slott said.
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Israel has been wary of Palestinian efforts to join international bodies and gain the attributes of statehood "through the back door", an Israeli official said.
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" That's where the game sings, but then it's like "I guess we got to have a stealth path, so put a back door on everything.
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Nights, I'd sneak out the back door of my parents' house on the mainland and carry the Morningstar along fire roads through the Pine Barrens.
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I sat on one side of the oval kitchen table inside the back door of 8919 Crefeld Street, Philadelphia, home of Frank and Carmella Rizzo.
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"A number of … our Democratic members of the Judiciary Committee have come out cautioning against any back-door or opening up of encryption," she added.
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Given that, it wouldn't be surprising if the government decided in favor of leaving this back door open so it could continue to access iPhones.
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Apple has resisted, arguing such a move would force the company to create new software that amounts to a "back door" into the encrypted device.
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It has a sly habit of slipping in by the back door, and often it comes disguised in the form of misfortune, or temporary defeat.
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These thirsty bartenders must enter via the pub's secret back door with proof of their bar employment, and no more than one guest per person.
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After we delivered the death sentence, we were told we could leave out the front and talk to press or go out a back door.
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If it turns out that a back door was included at a U.S. government agency's request, he said, that should help change the policy debate.
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On his last night with alcohol, in 2014, he smashed through the back door of a home near the house where he rented a room.
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The government has been quick to claim that this is not a back door, and the bill prohibits requests to companies to create "systemic" weaknesses.
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Security camera footage released at the time of the theft showed a gang entering through a back door of the museum and disappearing from view.
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But Mr. Chen denied that the company gave law enforcement officials a back door through which they could freely peruse chat records and user data.
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The Justice Department will press Facebook to create a so-called back door to its end-to-end encryption on WhatsApp and other messaging platforms.
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It has a pine-cone fireplace, wood-paneled cabinets with stone-tile countertops and a mural painted around a back door leading to the garden.
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My goal was to get all of my small, 40-foot-wide backyard and the steps leading up to my back door into the frame.
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After Pittsburgh was tagged for having too many men on the ice, Mark Stone, from the left circle, found Dzingel on a back-door pass.
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If you got owned, that meant some hacker jimmied the lock on a virtual back door, snooped around your property and rifled through your stuff.
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Stepan followed 39 seconds later with an almost identical back-door goal off a pass from Clayton Keller for his fifth goal of the season.
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Floyd Soileau, whose Swallow Records released Mr. Menard's original recording, has estimated that "The Back Door" and many cover versions have sold a million copies.
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He opened a back door channel to Hanoi via a Chinese-American socialite — promising a better deal if elected, thereby stalling the Paris Peace talks.
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On a recent morning, a man and two children boarded a BX265 bus in the Bronx through the back door without paying the $268 fare.
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Law enforcement tells us the fan tried to escape out a back door but cops got to him and arrested him for breach of peace.
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He was escorted out a back door of the courthouse with his hands and feet shackled and driven away in a black sport utility vehicle.
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But opponents see cases like this as an example of how the new rules create a back door to limiting the EPA's work as a regulator.
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According to the American Gaming Association, 97 percent of all sports bets placed are illegal, whether they are online or in person through back-door bookies.
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The point was to ... it's like in the way that a hacker might hack into something and then show how they hacked through a back door.
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They could have a childhood like his: spend all day outside, run around in the mud, and get called in for dinner from the back door.
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Villareal was on the verge of panic to find a foot of water already in the garage and more starting to seep through the back door.
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I tried to escape the Thotties by going back into my Sims' house, but I forgot to lock the back door and so they followed me.
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We'd shed our awkward puffy jackets just outside the back door and steam would rise from our bodies, as though we'd been enclosed in a greenhouse.
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She and former theater manager Anthony Cutrone said they had seen Belove leave through the back door of the theater late at night with many volunteers.
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The EU is nervous that this might turn into a back door, giving Britain privileged market access without such obligations as the free movement of people.
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And with 30% of Sabic's shares possibly remaining listed on the Saudi stock exchange, could there be a back door, one day, to an Aramco listing?
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As is probably clear, I support strong end-to-end encryption, and I think the creation of any kind of back door is a terrible idea.
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Martin Creed: The Back Door is the first comprehensive US survey of the artist's work, and the most expansive single-artist takeover of the Armory ever.
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At their back door: SWAT officers who wanted to be let in and use an upstairs room with a window that looked out at the synagogue.
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"This was sort of the back door to a hybrid fly-by-wire control system, and a lot of pilots view it that way," Aboulafia says.
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Marking the end of the tour, a young woman unexpectedly bursts through the back door of the basement, allowing some of the creepy to slip out.
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As Adams was heading back inside, the dogs "ran out the back door, knocking Adams to the ground and attacking the child," according to the bureau.
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If Britain left the customs union and no new checks were imposed, many experts warn it would create a back-door route to circumvent EU tariffs.
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Delivery services attempt to curb this by leaving packages with neighbors, at your back door, or by attempting to conceal the package, sometimes with comical results.
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HE ABSOLUTELY BELIEVES APPLE SHOULD BE REQUIRED TO ASSIST AND CREATE SOFTWARE AND CREATE A BACK DOOR THAT WOULD ALLOW NEW YORK TO ACCESS THOSE PHONES.
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We're told 3 men wearing hoodies, bandanas and gloves smashed through the back door of the home ... before stealing $20k worth of jewelry and expensive purses.
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Back-door hacks that abuse guardrail functionality to disable money could have the effect of entirely freezing a country's infrastructure and bringing down its financial system.
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There have also been concerns that Mexico, a major exporter of auto parts, was being used as a back door into the U.S. by Chinese manufacturers.
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"It does much to assure the ALJ hiring process is merit-based (and that) there is no back-door politicization," said Barnett of the Senate bill.
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"When we opened the back door of the restaurant and I entered the kitchen, it was for me paradise," he told The Washington Post in 2006.
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The 2014 back door was straightforward, said researcher Hovav Shacham of the University of California, San Diego, allowing anyone with the right password to see everything.
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David Mureithi recounted how he and others were told by office security staff to flee through a back door after hearing an explosion followed by gunshots.
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While officials maintain they are not looking for a "back door," privacy advocates and others have argued that any such technical solution would inevitably weaken security.
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I walked out the back door of my maximum-security cellblock and into the exercise yard, an octagon no bigger than a corner-store parking lot.
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She's gone from "sneaking out the back door" to flee a failing relationship to using that same vantage point to allow her entourage to enter menacingly.
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To make matters worse ... we're told the prowlers were able to get in fairly easy -- through his very own back door ... which was left completely unlocked.
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Even the chickadees, which nest early and have always liked our bluebird box, settled for the smaller nest box under the eaves near the back door.
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Ms. Murray is said to be insisting, as she must, that any new flexibility for states does not become a back door for watering down protections.
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The ringing continued throughout the night and was eventually joined by a violent banging at the back door, but, still, Smith could not identify a source.
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We can also step through the gallery's back door to see the front of the painting and consider the connection between the two, images and words.
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Professor Dauber proposed the marker in part to remind students that "these events are happening just steps from the back door of their residence," she said.
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Washington accused tech companies of going too far, and the F.B.I. pressed companies like Apple to weaken their encryption or build in a government back door.
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We understood its creaks and quirks, like the pass-through for milk bottles at the back door, from the days when a milkman made daily deliveries.
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Of course, the white kids went to the front door and got their shot first, and the black kids had to wait outside the back door.
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Behind us is the view from the back door of our 1908 Arts and Crafts country house in the Lake District, near the English-Scottish border.
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For days, the dog would sit before our back door, the same door my mother used every night when she and Emma came over for supper.
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It also leveraged a previously known back door, called MiniDuke, that helped ESET link the broader spy campaign with the Dukes despite the group's recent disappearance.
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We employees saw the bribes happen, usually outside the store's back door, the records, posters and concert tickets pulled out of a label representative's car trunk.
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Apple — backed by other tech companies and privacy advocates — has characterized such software as a "back door" that hackers could use to crack into other iPhones.
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Kelly told officers they reviewed video surveillance footage and saw a man came into the house through the back door two nights earlier at 9.51 p.m.
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"When she was putting away the groceries, she saw a figure move past her back door and realized it was [Christopher Miller]," reads the GoFundMe page.
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Hartasánchez said the president may have been pointing to Canada when he implied China could use other countries as a back door for dumping their products.
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At the inspection's end, a detective saw a woman go out a back door and toss a small plastic bag into a dumpster, the affidavit says.
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Madani, a decade older than the other members of the 15-man team, exited the consulate building by the back door along with an alleged accomplice.
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In video obtained by TMZ, Cameron, 26, can be seen exiting through a back door and hopping into the backseat of a car with Karanikolaou, 22.
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The conservative editorial board warned that "anarchy and a back-door bailout" would ensue if Congress fails to pass a bill addressing the island's debt crisis.
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It's arguably nitpicking to debate whether the back door is permanently left open, or whether law enforcement needs Apple to unlock it every time it's used.
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If Apple were to build a back door for iPhones, law enforcement in other countries, including the United States, could ask to use the same tool.
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"I learned how to check in fresh fish at the back door, I learned how to fry shrimp, I learned how to change oil," Fertitta says.
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But healthcare industry consultant Robert Laszewski said it would also open a "back door" to a system where the sick can get priced out of coverage.
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With tensions rising, some form of technical compromise — whether in the form of a chip, a back door or a key — was off the table by 2015.
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You'll need to clean your systems and get rid of any vulnerabilities hackers may use as a back door into your system in the future, said Watanabe.
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She said the man was in the bathroom for just 10 minutes before coming out and realizing that Elijah had left the house through the back door.
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He then allegedly shot his way through the front door before finding his way to the back door, where he shot people who had tried to flee.
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When he arrived, D'Biagio said he saw Jevcak exit from a back door, which is when he fatally shot the teen multiple times around 5:25 p.m.
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The shooter was gone, and police discovered the house listed as the delivery address was vacant — and a back door showed signs of forced entry, Smith said.
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You appear to back in another debate, a so-called back door to encrypted cell phone technology, which protects most smartphones that we all have from hacking.
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From the safety of the back door, he points out the sturdy walls—two feet thick, as if to withstand Mediterranean earthquakes—and the elegantly vaulted ceilings.
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Given the public's hostility to these things, nobody in Brussels could possibly risk letting them cross into the EU by the back door of the Irish border.
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The company is invoking the First and Fifth Amendments to argue that the court order it received to create a back door for the device is unconstitutional.
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On her first school visit as Education secretary, she was met by a small handful of protestors at a back door and blocked from entering the school.
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One tool was a vulnerability in Windows that the NSA had kept secret from Microsoft in order to give themselves a back door when they needed it.
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It's really kind of a dream come true, it's like one in a million to have a mountain lion raise a family right outside my back door.
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Back home he must sit, barely containing simmering rage, in the "coloureds" section of the bus, avoid "whites only" restaurants and leave premises by the back door.
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It is trying to do some back door tightening with the late liquidity window but we would have liked to have seen more on all the rates.
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US military officials believe that around this time some ISIS leaders will "go out the back door," shaving off their beards and blending into the local population.
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There is another striking piece by the back door — a wax pastiche of the Grant Wood masterpiece of a glum-looking couple in front of a house.
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The 8-week-old pup was born with only three legs, so walking up the steps to the back door has been a bit of a task.
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If you opened the back door before a trip but never reopened after the car is off, the system will start with a notification on the dashboard.
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"I saw him see me, so I just kind of tried to stay back door, and he found me with a great pass," Sheary said of Dumoulin.
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By May 2013, for example, NSA's overseers pointed out that NSA wasn't tracking back door searches in a centralized place, so it couldn't actually track them easily.
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Indeed, the more patient the Warriors were on offense in Games 3 and 4, the more they found their patented back door cuts and wide open kickouts.
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Apple has filed a motion to dismiss the order, which it says would create a "back door" to phones that could be abused by criminals and governments.
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Many prominent Silicon Valley firms oppose a so-called "back door" through encryption for police, but numerous lawmakers have argued it is necessary to prevent further attacks.
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John Probst, an employee at the Henry Pratt Co. in Aurora, told ABC7 that he ran out of the back door as the shooting unfolded Friday afternoon.
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By the time cops arrived at the scene 20 minutes late, the criminals had been able to find a toolbox, jimmy open the back door, and escape.
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"There were no other human patients around while he was treated and he came into the hospital through a back door," Radiation Specialist Hanri Reynolds told News24.
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Gyms have responded, re-configuring valuable floor space to once again prioritize free weights while shuffling less "functional" machines into the background—or out the back door.
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A man in Albuquerque, N.M., was arrested after interrupting a local NBC affiliate's newscast by pounding on the back door of the station while screaming at employees.
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"The employee-ownership programme proposed by Labour is nationalisation by the front door, back door and side door," argues one chief executive of a FTSE 250 firm.
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More advanced sensors are able to sense when there's something sitting in the back seat without relying on the sequence of opening and closing the back door.
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We had to meet [the customer] where they were at already and then slip in through the back door and say, 'This is also helping the environment.
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There was a back door: play at the more welcoming Hotel Diplomat courts by day and work for tips as a Cercle Sportif ball boy by night.
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WATCH: Boris Johnson booed in Scotland as he meets Nicola SturgeonThe prime minister subsequently left by the back door in an apparent attempt to avoid the crowd.
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And while leaders can disagree about specifically how you accomplish that goal, no one thinks we ought to leave a back-door border entrance open and unguarded.
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The man then tried to get out the back door, Bertrand said, but he had damaged it so badly trying to get in, he couldn't open it.
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When you sell bulk pseudoephedrine out the back door, you don't get to claim that you had no idea that the buyer was going to make methamphetamine.
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"They knocked on the back door and announced their presence and that they were performing a search warrant," he said of the residence on state Highway 42.
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He rejected an idea expressed by several lawmakers that the F.B.I. was trying to force Apple to build a "back door" to decrypt its own security features.
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If following the above steps doesn't work out, don't despair—in the wild west of the attention economy, there are other back door methods to finding success.
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Anna Kendrick visited the Refinery29 studio this week, and even though she joked that our video set is like a "back door porn studio," we forgive her.
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The white front door had two large dents, presumably from the police's forced entry, and a loosely hanging sign that instructed visitors to use the back door.
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We made sure it worked on the back door of the guildhouse, and my new friends told me it was for whenever I returned to the city.
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Authorities say MacGregor used his security access card to let the defendant out a back door of the courthouse while an ICE officer waited outside the courtroom.
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When I finally thought to check at Mom's house across the street, I found her at the back door, jumping up and scratching to be let in.
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The Trump administration has urged the UK government not to do a deal with Huawei, saying it would give Chinese intelligence services a back door into Britain.
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So he'd fed Ciara, shoved a slice of bread into his mouth, and walked out the back door of the house they were renting for the week.
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"I think Kuznetsov was trying to hit the guy back door and Cogs got his stick in there and deflected the puck into the net," Carlyle said.
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Apple has maintained that it would not be able to unlock a user's phone without creating a back door that would threaten the security of every device.
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The police in Los Angeles found Ms. Berman's body in 2000 after neighbors notified them that her back door was ajar and her terriers were running free.
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For the last two years, the U.S. government has claimed Huawei has provided the Chinese government with back-door access to its equipment to conduct widespread surveillance.
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The women exit through the studio and then access the back door of the garage, out of sight of anyone arriving at the front of the house.
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Advocates say the waivers will result in massive losses of Medicaid coverage, and are essentially a back-door way for the Trump administration to repeal Medicaid expansion.
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" And Mr. Fallon offered a spoof on the town hall-style meetings, inspired by reports that "one Colorado congressman even snuck out the back door to escape.
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Since our back door from the garage gets the heaviest traffic, I keep one there next to a boot tray for really messy boots and garden shoes.
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Some failed, such as searching for a back door to the cave or drilling holes from the mountain above in the hope of lifting the boys out.
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Sports opened a back door to elite colleges: University coaches and administrators were paid to secure admission for students who may not have even played the sport.
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One is that we just saw that Twitter announced that they were not going to provide a back door to the government for access to user data.
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The theme of Suarez's brilliant hat trick might as well have been "poaching," as he made some sneaky runs along the back door of Granada's back line.
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Assuming the Chinese agree to protect IP and other proprietary forms of business entity property, what they have created instead is a back door to the complete records of any company doing business in Asia — including the right to extract, categorize and store for future use the complete IP, trade strategy, manufacturing specs, email communications, back door to any VPN used, and to even listen in on conversations, phone and otherwise.
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But she repeated her new mantra that "Brexit means Brexit," saying there could be no second referendum and no attempt to rejoin the EU by the back door.
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Other efforts have focused on finding shafts on the mountainside that might serve as a back door to the blocked-off areas where the missing may be sheltering.
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An Apple spokesman said that the company never seriously considered installing a back door and tried to shift the discussion to a broader conversation about law enforcement cooperation.
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Meddling in European elections and the U.S. elections are back door assistance to North Korea while all of our negotiations are going on, and he&aposs doing that.
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Sources also claimed that OIA has opened a back door to officers from other intelligence agencies throughout the government, including the the CIA and the Defense Intelligence Agency.
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Ric said Sammy could hear the kids "screaming and crying" in the van while he yelled at them to climb out of the back door of the van.
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About half of Allenville's roughly 100 residents had evacuated by Friday, but Phil Thompson was at home, watching water come within about 25 feet of his back door.
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Friends regularly stopped by but Wilson didn't recognize the small man with the long dark hair and scruffy beard who walked out of his back door towards him.
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Due to snow storms at the time of filming, director Irvin Kershner and his crew actually shot a number of scenes from the back door of their hotel.
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" But he insisted that the company's code did not include any vulnerabilities, saying that if anyone were to check "then you will see there is no back door.
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"These violations have caused large-scale public harm," she said, adding that the ministry opening a "back door" for those who do not comply sets a bad precedent.
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They verified the back door to the API worked by testing it with some known parties, and when they informed LocationSmart, the company's CEO said they would investigate.
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Joseph and a trial court officer, Wesley MacGregor, instead helped the Dominican immigrant evade the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent and sneak out the court building's back door.
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The "front door" is the traditional method of getting good grades and exceptional test scores, while the "back door" involves donating large sums of money to a school.
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Liberals have speculated that the only reason the Koch brothers teamed up on reducing mass incarceration was to make corporate crimes harder to prosecute through the back door.
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Jakob Silfverberg and Getzlaf worked a quick give-and-go that allowed Rakell to break in on the back door for a wrist shot into an open net.
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Apple has maintained that the government's demand effectively requires Apple to create a back door to the iPhone, and that fulfilling the request would set a dangerous precedent.
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However, it has stirred concerns about possible requests for a "back door" around Apple's encryption, which many in Silicon Valley fear could leave systems more vulnerable to attacks.
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"You're not going to creep in the back door in New England and win a football game and creep out of there with an AFC championship," he said.
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The popular web sleuthing tool was effectively shut down sometime in May 2015 when Twitter blocked the site's access to its API, a limited back-door entry point.
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In this case, the phrase offers little more than a nod and a wink, balancing the future of thousands of jobs on the allusion of back-door negotiations.
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Faced with swarms of angry constituents, some lawmakers have limited the number of people who can attend, banned posters, and snuck out the back door to avoid confrontation.
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But at the same time, I also love being able to open up my front door and my back door and letting my kids play on the beach.
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How many conservatives have had to flee college campuses, through the back door, under armed guard, to avoid being lynched by a mob of left-wing anti-fascists?
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" Pinkett Smith said her former boyfriend entered the house through a sliding back door "on the creepy creep creep like he was going to sneak up on me.
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Either of these approaches is more palatable than requiring technology companies to build a back door and roll out the welcome mat for all manner of cyber criminals.
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Place a note for your delivery person to let them know where to leave your parcel — anywhere from the back door to behind a plant on your porch.
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The Nice Guy has an accordion-like tent attached to its back door, allowing celebrities to go straight from their cars and into the restaurant without being photographed.
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Medina-Perez was then escorted out of the courtroom, released from custody and let out through the back door, two people briefed on the incident told the newspaper.
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For Big Pharma, acquisitions, licensing deals and joint ventures offer a back door into a market where Beijing expects healthcare spending to rise to $1.3 trillion by 20133.
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The company also insisted that complying with the court order would mean creating software it described as a "back door" that hackers could use to crack other iPhones.
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Ramos concealed his weapon as he entered the building's back entrance and barricaded a back door, Adams said at Ramos' bail hearing Friday morning in an Annapolis court.
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But the tech giant has resisted, arguing such a move would force the company to create new software that amounts to a "back door" into the encrypted device.
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Gates told The Financial Times that the government is not seeking a "back door" to the iPhone, as Apple CEO Tim Cook and digital rights advocates have argued.
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Place a note for your delivery person to let them know where to leave your parcel— anywhere from the back door to behind a plant on your porch.
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It is about taking the back door to shaping broader political agendas, be it hostility towards fossil fuels or to whatever is the identified evil of the moment.
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The ability to turn the Juniper code into a usable back door required not only sophisticated hacking abilities but also the infrastructure to eavesdrop on the encrypted traffic.
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We positioned the hospital bed at the foot of the back door, and turned the crank again to raise my father to the level of the van's floor.
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Malia and Sasha went out the back door with tears in their eyes while President Donald Trump and Melania Trump came in the front when they moved in.
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The F.B.I. argues that it is not asking for any sort of permanent back door and is merely asking for help in circumventing a single phone's password protection.
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The lyrics are largely unchanged, except this line: "Young woadies 'bout to roll up, my woadies 'bout to stroll up / They coming through the back door," she sings.
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And the man accused of running the operation supposedly met his current wife in a brothel during a raid, and he let her sneak out a back door.
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The Russian software company Kaspersky Lab is also on the banned list, after accusations that its antivirus software was a back door for surveillance by Russia's intelligence agencies.
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I had boarded the dog, freeing me from the challenges of lifting his food bowl off the floor or opening the sliding back door to let him out.
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The industry has also argued that any "back door" that companies are required to create for law enforcement to access encrypted data would also be vulnerable to hacking.
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The United States government says Huawei's 5G network could give Chinese security services a back door to spy on consumers, and has pressed European partners to shun it.
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Raynor saw how much he liked them, she made up special batches of batter for him alone and set them out in a plate at the back door.
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He keeps guns near his back door and he and his wife, a local doctor, have installed an electric wire fence, turning their bucolic farmstead into a compound.
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"Cybersecurity experts have repeatedly proven that it's impossible to create any back door that couldn't be discovered — and exploited — by bad actors," Facebook said in the blog post.
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The bureau went to court to try to force Apple to build a software "back door" allowing law enforcement agencies to get into phones, but the company refused.
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Back in 2016, the FBI obtained a court order demanding that Apple create a back door into all of its encrypted devices so law enforcement could access them.
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The court rejected the S.E.C.'s argument that allowing the evidence was a "back door" means to offer a watered-down version of the "advice of counsel" defense.
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If you are closing the round ball and find the folded end (back door) is not sealing, spray that with a touch of water to help it along.
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While the companies have quietly been much more helpful on security cases, they have refused those "back door" requests, although intelligence agencies are working separately to create them.
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I've said before, the path to hell begins at the back door of a software product, because if you create that, you basically undermine people's security and privacy.
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Both were in the front seats, while the other man was found on the ground on the driver's side of the vehicle, near the back door, Ford said.
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Instead of forcing Apple to create a back door, the agency said it had paid an outside party to hack into the phone of the San Bernardino gunman.
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IWC and IWH also on Tuesday called off a proposed merger that would have seen IWH publicly traded through the merged entity - a so-called back-door listing.
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A sixth person, a bank employee, had been in a break room and escaped through a back door when he heard the shots at around 12:30 p.m.
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About 155 miles into the trip, the truck's driver finally pulled over outside a Walmart in San Antonio, the back door swung open and some people stumbled out.
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Or like today, I stare out the back door at my wintry rooftop garden and think of summer tomatoes, the smell of dirt, of my father, and sob.
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While visiting a pregnant woman's mobile home to see the pool of raw sewage outside her back door, Flowers was bitten by mosquitoes and later developed a rash.
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In April, Balfour Beatty marked a work order from the Rouses as finished on time, claiming to have fixed the couple's back door by installing new weather stripping.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook condemned a recent federal court ruling that would force Apple to construct a government "back door" into iPhones, in a letter posted on Apple.
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"Our BES continues to be impenetrable — also without the ability for back door access — and is the most secure mobile platform for managing all mobile devices," Chen said.
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In the 1990s, the National Security Agency wanted American computer makers to build a hardware "back door," known as a Clipper Chip, that could be unlocked by the government.
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When those get boring or the defense alters their coverage, he'll seek out a back-door lob or set a ball screen and force his opponents to hurt themselves.
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The app also records "suspicious" behavior, which can include legal activities such as using the back door of a home, not socializing with neighbors or buying too much gasoline.
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A tweet from the Chattanooga Fire Department showed the bus on its side and up against a tree as emergency officials extricated the last patient through the back door.
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On Friday, he made his intentions more concrete and said that legislation mandating a government back door of some type will be introduced before the end of the year.
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After speaking Australia's security minister, ABC outlined another example: Apple won't be forced to create a back door for iMessage, where the encryption key is different for every user.
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If an unwelcome visitor can get in through the back door, they don't need to bother with the locks and security cameras fixed to the door around the front.
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It&aposs very clear that this was not handled simply through intelligence channels and that there were some back-door dealings going on here, which people have long suspected.
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However, they were unaware that "unqualified students were slipping in through the back door of the admissions process by committing fraud, bribery, cheating, and dishonesty" during their admissions process.
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The President's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort was jailed for fraud, after being convicted of hiding millions in dollars in earnings from his back door lobbying work in Kiev.
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If there front door of a key location is guarded, there's almost certainly an easy-to-find back door with a lockpicking skill-check required to get through it.
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"This is a back door attempt to coerce state and local governments to carry out federal immigration enforcement," San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera said at a news conference.
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If Mr Mifsud Bonnici is right, it does: whichever party is in office, the island could be used by dubious interests as a private back door into the EU.
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They gathered up their dogs and a few bags of belongings and fled out the back door, eventually wading through waist-deep water to a passing National Guard truck.
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Swift didn't walk the red carpet with Alywn for the screening at Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall, instead slipping into the theater through a back door to join him.
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Dailey Crafton walked out the back door of his Brooklyn apartment and into the garden, a narrow plot enclosed by a steel fence, in search of a zucchini blossom.
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BEATTY: They didn&apost even go into the DNC to see if there was a Russian I there to see there was an opening to the back door servers.
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Their rulers' efforts to evade serious bilateral negotiations and seek recognition by back-door means does nothing to bring peace, development, or real prosperity for a long-suffering people.
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Now, the government, through a court order, is demanding Apple build what the company considers a special back door way into the phone — an order that Apple is challenging.
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When it wouldn't budge, he ran to the back of the house and opened the back door, freeing his 9-year old pit bull, Zach, reports Fox-10 Phoenix.
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Perhaps the company will be able to sneak them in through some sport enthusiast back door, the way FitBits and GoPros eventually trickled their way down into becoming mainstream.
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By the time Yahoo's bosses sold its operations to Verizon in 2017, keeping mainly its Alibaba stake, investors treated the stock as a back door to the Chinese firm.
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The only way to avoid that risk, he said, is to buy testosterone from a real pharmacy, either with a prescription or through the back door from crooked pharmacists.
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So the device is a gateway to both Amazon's $15 a month grocery service and a free new back door for getting the company's smart assistant into more homes.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The Chinese securities regulator said it will ramp up regulation of rejected "back-door listings", as part of a wider overhaul of initial public offerings by Beijing.
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If the government has a back door, said Firstbrook, it will weaken encryption and eventually get discovered by bad actors and used to steal personal, identity and banking information.
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No one has yet found a back door in a Huawei product, but experts say it could happen, and back doors put into 5G infrastructure could be particularly harmful.
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The actor, 91, and wife Bonnie Bartlett were at home in the San Fernando Valley when a person attempted to kick in his back door at 303:20 p.m.
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Economists say the central bank resorts to such "back-door" moves in order to tighten policy to avoid being reprimanded by Erdogan, a self-described enemy of interest rates.
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Sources close to the former couple tell TMZ ... Bella waltzed into Mod Sun's Woodland Hills home unannounced Tuesday night, coming in through a back door when he wasn't home.
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Furthermore, you get even more money if you prevent enemy supply trucks from escaping out the front door of the base while you are busting down the back door.
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Two plainclothes officers encountered Ball-Bey and another black teenager as they ran out the back door of the house where the search warrant was being executed, police said.
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But the tech community has resisted, arguing that such assistance would amount to creating a "back door" into all devices that could be exploited by hackers and foreign spies.
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Rust tied it on a back-door pass from John Marino at 10:57 of the third, lifting a shot high inside the near post from a sharp angle.
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No one has yet found a back door in a Huawei product, Adam Segal, director of the Digital and Cyberspace Policy Program at the Council on Foreign Relations, noted.
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The company had in 2016 tried to list on the mainland through a 3.06 billion yuan ($485 million) back-door listing, but canceled the plan after a regulatory deadlock.
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The U.S. government should allow end-to-end encryption, consistent with the legitimate needs of counterterrorism and law enforcement, and should not demand a back door into digital communications.
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Technology experts and privacy advocates counter that so-called "back door" access provided to authorities would expose data to malicious actors and undermine the overall security of the Internet.
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After outside researchers picked apart the software patches Juniper issued to fix the problem, they concluded that one back door had been inserted in 2014 and one in 2012.
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In an interview, he explained China's motivations, how money can be a back door to overhauling the country's financial system and why some people fear a financially powerful China.
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Outdoor space: There is lush landscaping as you enter the building, and a shared green space out the back door, with tables, lounges, a hammock and an herb garden.
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Mr. Marshall had to climb out of his back door to clear the snow from the front, but even then his house was cut off from the main road.
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"This may be an encryption back door for the U.S.," said Sharon Bradford Franklin, director of surveillance and cybersecurity policy for the New America think tank's Open Technology Institute.
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An officer's body camera captured the encounter, and footage that the police released on Thursday begins with the girl, Honestie Hodges, walking on a pathway outside the back door.
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He claims Story -- who's also directed "Barbershop" and the 'Think Like a Man' flicks -- didn't have an exit alarm on his home's back door to the hot tub area.
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Erik Kain wrote in Forbes that omitting loot boxes was a back-door method of getting players to part with even more money a month or so after release.
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"Not having an M.F.A., having a day job, there was always a feeling like I came in through the back door, or at least the side door," he said.
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Earlier this week, The Wall Street Journal reported that US officials believed that Huawei maintained "back door" access in mobile networks that allowed them to spy on American consumers.
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After the ceremony, Mr. Mann managed to slip out a back door and, moments later, reappeared in front of City Hall, behind the wheel of his red Toyota Corolla.
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"There is simply no way today to create an encryption back door that doesn't undermine encryption broadly," said Jules Polonetsky, the chief executive of the Future of Privacy Forum.
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But he hardly fit the profile of someone prepared to work with Giuliani's back-door pressure campaign on Ukraine, and appeared to clash with his counterparts, Sondland and Volker.
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"They are trying to sneak major changes in the law through the back door because they cannot get them through the front," he said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Further, it argues that the government is demanding it build a "back door" that would create vulnerabilities in its encryption, which criminals could exploit on any of its devices.
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He took her to a police station, entering through a back door, and ordered her to remove her clothes while he touched himself and asked her questions about lesbianism.
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Cameron was seen in video obtained by TMZ in November leaving Poppy in L.A. through a back door and hopping into the backseat of a car with Karanikolaou, 22.
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He had to evacuate for the Thomas fire, and the wall of mud came up to his back door, but his family's 19th-century house was spared further damage.
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Wander out the back door and you'll find the Backroom, a 20-seat restaurant that serves farm-to-table tasting menus paired with serious cocktails, esoteric wines and Vermont nanobrews.
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The problem, according to campaign finance experts, isn't necessarily the final result but how they got there: by giving the superrich one more back door to avoid campaign spending limits.
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In a speech earlier on Monday in the city of Birmingham, May said there could be no second referendum and no attempt to rejoin the EU by the back door.
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Despite the smoke, Letner got down on his hands and knees, made his way to the back of the kitchen and got the man to exit through the back door.
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But in this specific case, the FBI is asking for much less than a general back door into encrypted iPhones, and the Bureau argues there's ample precedent for its request.
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EU negotiators derided such future technology as "magical thinking", a hunt for the "unicorn", and they feared May was trying to get easy single market access by the back door.
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Despite the current Government's apparent attempts to bring the NHS to its knees through funding cuts, restructuring, and back door privatisation; the organisation is still one of Britain's greatest achievements.
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Thai searchers also have been searching for a fissure that might lead to a shaft that could be a kind of "back door" to where the soccer team is sheltered.
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Apple argues the government's request is tantamount to asking for a "back door" that would allow people without a passcode to access protected data — something software companies have strongly resisted.
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And building a back door accessible to the FBI opens the possibility that more repressive governments will ask Apple for the same favor in order to access their citizens' communications.
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Revelations about Trump's back-door Ukraine policy shop may have been one reason why Mulvaney decided Thursday to make such a public admission, even if he later walked it back.
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Investigators have yet to identify a suspect or motive, but evidence and witness accounts lead police to believe the gunman walked in the back door of the party, Meeks said.
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