PERINO: Greitens has been at the center of a sexual misconduct and blackmailing blackmailing scandal.
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You make one phone call blackmailing a foreign leader, and everyone acts like you made one phone call blackmailing a foreign leader.
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Blackmailing people to be assets is your very last option.
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Erion's family say they don't resent Lladrovci for blackmailing them.
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He wasn't exactly sympathetic; he was blackmailing her with it.
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So blackmailing him into work is the name of her game.
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But, she was alive and blackmailing him this whole time. Sus.
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Reynolds's husband had been blackmailing Hamilton to keep the affair secret.
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And she wasn&apost above blackmailing customers for more money later.
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Omar: "Lots of Americans" agree with me that Trump is blackmailing Sen.
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Greitens has admitted to the affair but has denied blackmailing the woman.
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Detective Samuels busted him and began blackmailing Kai for blow jobs and money.
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Entertain the notion of CNN blackmailing a private citizen for half a second.
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Jeff Bezos accuses National Enquirer of blackmailing him — and publishes the details himself
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That statement drew backlash and accusations of CNN and Kaczynski blackmailing the user.
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These hackers are doing this, however, solely to bolster their own blackmailing efforts.
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Are you blackmailing the boys to empty the dishwasher or fold the laundry?
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And Archie admits that he was acting weird — but because Cheryl was blackmailing him.
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He was also found guilty of physically assaulting and blackmailing her, the BBC reported.
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"Energy was always used as a tool by Russia" for "blackmailing" and "leverage," he said.
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Amber Heard denies she's blackmailing Johnny Depp Ryder first met Depp when she was 17.
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It occurred after an ex-boyfriend tried blackmailing her, threatening to release a sex video.
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He'll have to hope he can ride his blackmailing little pal's coattails to the top.
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He'll meet with Vladimir Putin of Russia, whose foreign minister has accused Trump of "blackmailing" Iran.
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Jules isn't in love with Nate — he's blackmailing her with nudes she sent his catfish name.
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He also shared the phone number of the man he alleged was blackmailing him and Chyna.
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Oh, and for good measure, there are reports of a Wallstreet Market staff member blackmailing customers.
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But they come to a head again over how to help Rafael escape Derek's blackmailing scheme.
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What's to stop people from unmasking people and blackmailing them over personal aspects of their lives?
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Russia also recruits by blackmailing visitors who accept the advances of beautiful women, Mr Kerza says.
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I have to say, I don't believe in the conspiracy theories about "golden showers" and blackmailing.
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For someone so versed in blackmailing, Nix seems recklessly ignorant to the possibility that he's being filmed.
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That's a huge part of Jules wishes Real Nate, who is blackmailing her with nudes, would do.
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Eager for freedom, a soldier who was blackmailing Flashman pushed to the front—and was conveniently beheaded.
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Sure, there is A — the murderous, blackmailing stalker who has followed their every move for seven years.
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There's some talk about a "dog leg" and very clear blackmailing with Warden Murphy and — ta-da!
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In 22017, Wim was convicted of blackmailing several businessmen in Amsterdam and was sent back to prison.
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Duda said he wants to make sure the area is no longer subject to "blackmailing" by Russia.
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She had accused Choi of blackmailing her by threatening to release a video of them having sex.
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Force Jorge, the guy who's desperate to leave the business, into blackmailing the safety inspector (Alberto Cardeño), clearly.
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She even heard of cases of callers recording women and then blackmailing them by threatening to expose them.
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Mr. Ortega's rule through the 1980s was known for blackmailing and setting up Catholic priests in compromising positions.
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Marie confidently baffles and humiliates the townspeople at every turn, fleecing some, rejecting others and blackmailing them all.
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He fired Mr. Comey for refusing to scuttle the case — and then denounced him as a blackmailing liar.
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P.G. have been blackmailing the global community by claiming that the fight against Daesh would falter without them.
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They give an F-word about the president blackmailing any foreign country, to win an F-wording election.
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In the video, she revealed that someone was blackmailing her and threatening to out her to the public.
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Her colleague murders a woman with whom he'd been having an affair, and who had been blackmailing him.
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The group is known for blackmailing and for forcing its way into building big infrastructure points, though poorly.
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"There is no danger ... this is just the United States government's way of pressuring and blackmailing," Cota said.
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On Whether the Russians Are Blackmailing the President STEPHANOPOULOS: Do you think the Russians have something on Donald Trump?
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She started transferring large sums of money to his bank account; her family believe that he was blackmailing her.
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Instead, she turns to blackmailing a director she had sex with while underage, in exchange for a movie role.
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In the pilot, she's only come back to Everlasting after a nervous breakdown because Quinn's blackmailing her into staying.
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Apparently, the money is to pay off Toby's former lawyers, who are blackmailing him for killing a different girl.
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For instance, the court said he could have gone to the police if he felt Michelle was blackmailing him.
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According to popular myth, Hoover achieved this astonishingly long tenure by blackmailing politicians with tidbits from his secret files.
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He spent years cajoling and then blackmailing the Obama administration into accepting Russia's decisive role in the Middle East.
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They also tried in vain to wrest control of a lucrative public relations agency through blackmailing, Mr. Lee said.
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In a new low for journalism, The National Enquirer was accused this week of blackmailing Amazon C.E.O. Jeff Bezos.
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A policeman in Washington, DC, was convicted of extortion for blackmailing the owners of cars parked near a gay bar.
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Stanhope had claimed in an online essay that the actress was blackmailing Depp and lying about the actor's alleged abuse.
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We all know, Negan undoubtedly included, that blackmailing multiple women into marriage with the threat of certain death is rape.
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Yes, you read that right, after A started blackmailing Emily in 10th grade, Emily went and did the same thing.
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I'm sure if this were real life, I'd do more blackmailing, but the point is this: I want draft picks.
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One of Depp's friends, comedian Douglas Stanhope, wrote an op-ed for The Wrap accusing Heard of blackmailing the actor.
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Cipher's most likely on the run after blackmailing Dom (Vin Diesel) and kidnapping his baby in the franchise's eighth film.
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Evidently, what seems to be the case is that Lamphere knew that Belle had killed, and was possibly blackmailing her.
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Democrats essentially accused Trump of blackmailing Ukraine with congressionally-approved security assistance, and using it to solicit foreign election interference.
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Apparently, the people blackmailing her told her that she was scared — and to that, she gave them the middle finger.
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Incidentally, members of the Black Hand used to sign blackmailing letters with crudely-drawn skulls and crossbones: very Alexander McQueen.
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She has accused Choi of blackmailing her by threatening to release video of them having sex, according to the prosecutor's office.
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Following the allegations, Stanhope came to Depp's defense, claiming Heard was blackmailing the actor and lying about the alleged domestic abuse.
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In court, Ames countered that his fellow American spies spent their days cajoling, or blackmailing, Russians into selling out their colleagues.
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The policy of no positive agenda, says Kirill Rogov, a Russian political analyst, deprives Mr Putin of his favoured blackmailing tactic.
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Nano began blackmailing Carla's father to an inadvisable degree in the hopes of funding a new life in Morocco with Marina.
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Brenda becomes the American right's worst nightmare: An illegal immigrant mom drug-dealer blackmailing innocent men with false sexual harassment allegations.
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After being expelled in season one, the new trailer shows Maeve blackmailing the headmaster Mr Groffe to let her back in.
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In July, a man was sentenced to 12 years in jail for blackmailing a woman in the northern city of Peshawar.
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The videos were supposedly prepared as "kompromat," or compromising material, with the possible goal of blackmailing Mr. Trump in the future.
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I mean, call me old-fashioned, but whatever happened to just going into your boss's office and blackmailing him with nudes?
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She's now the ADA, a job she admits to Nate (Billy Brown) she got by blackmailing District Attorney Todd Denver (Benito Martinez).
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In the case of the Mexican government, the use of malware for espionage is not only a form of directly blackmailing dissidents.
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"I'm unaware of anything that says blackmail is not a crime if the thing you're blackmailing people about is true," he said.
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Eric Greitens of sexually assaulting and blackmailing her, according to a report released by a Missouri House of Representatives committee on Wednesday.
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Hernandez may be one of myriad, but even one less villain blackmailing kids and threatening schools is something to be proud of.
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Turkey's president is blackmailing the United States by threatening to curb his country's support for the international coalition against the Islamic State.
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After news of their separation broke, comedian Doug Stanhope published an op-ed defending Depp and claiming that Heard was blackmailing him.
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"We told the US side that it is impossible to hold dialogue in the conditions of attempted blackmailing of Russia," he added.
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The fact that blackmailing spurred de Jager&aposs disclosure cannot be overlooked, says activist and Trans Student Educational Resources cofounder Eli Erlick.
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What if an Anonymous-style group of hacktivists began blackmailing members of the public with unsavory snippets of their Internet browsing history?
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The craft of the Pakistani military spies lies not in legal or financial matters but in blackmailing politicians and destabilizing elected governments.
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Prisoners have been catfishing people into an "illicit" relationship with a nonexistent lover, and then blackmailing them, since at least the 243s.
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Their high-level blackmailing, heroin stealing and Bay of Pigs-militia training amounts to a dark secret history of the mid-20th century.
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According to emails obtained by The Mirror, a man using the name Artem Lovuzov apparently tried blackmailing the CEO of Doyen, Nelio Lucas.
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And they even went further to say that as a result of that dishonesty, he was at risk for blackmailing by the Russians.
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In a recent case in the state of Haryana one Baba Amarpuri stands accused of drugging, raping, filming and blackmailing some 60 women.
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Bad actors could use deepfake technology to control a partner, ex, or enemy by blackmailing them or releasing the video to the internet.
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He didn't know if the gang was Shiite of Sunni but said the criminals were known for previous incidents of kidnapping and blackmailing.
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Employers began blackmailing unions into opposing environmental legislation, claiming they would close their factories and move to Mexico if a given law passed.
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READ: Sessions is "blackmailing" sanctuary cities, Chicago lawsuit claims The third law that's under fire requires state inspections of federal immigrant detention centers.
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The growing trade conflict hit financial markets hard, with Beijing accusing the United States of "extreme pressure and blackmailing" and vowing to retaliate.
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In the shady porn site example, De Ceukelaire cites the potential for blackmailing a user by revealing their activities to their friends and family.
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The decision to remove Krugljakow from the company's management team can be seen as either a hostile takeover or blackmailing due to the deadlock.
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Amber Heard is trying to clear her name after Johnny Depp's friend accused her of blackmailing him and lying about the actor's domestic abuse.
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Nikki fled after unintentionally killing this boyfriend, and Burke, newly freed after 15 years of prison, is now blackmailing her and threatening her life.
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All three law students at the prestigious Jindal Global Law School in Sonipat had been convicted in March of blackmailing and raping a student.
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In the interview, Sheikh Rashid accused Abu Dhabi intelligence agencies of blackmailing him with the threat of releasing embarrassing videos of a personal nature.
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Ashley Madison's business model may have been partly dependent on something close to blackmailing its users because they had disclosed they cheated on their partners.
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Strangers hunted down her social media accounts and contact details, blackmailing her, threatening to expose her to her family, or worse, with rape and murder.
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On February 7th Mr Bezos turned to another online platform, Medium, to allege that the publisher of the Enquirer, American Media LLC, was blackmailing him.
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Eric Greitens (R) denied on Saturday blackmailing his former hairdresser with whom he had an affair, after the FBI launched an inquiry into the allegations.
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And Munger is not only a fan of Amazon, he also supports Bezos exposing The National Enquirer's for allegedly blackmailing the CEO with intimate pictures.
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She plays Erica Vandross, a free-spirited 17-year-old who scams older men by giving them blow jobs and then blackmailing them with footage.
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In sum, the memos say that the Russian government has blackmailing material on Trump, and that it had coordinated with members of his presidential campaign.
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Left to conjure with the fallout of her daughter's clandestine life — among Ada's creditors was her blackmailing lover — Annabella would survive her by eight years.
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Our rights are not for sale and we will block any attempts at bullying and blackmailing us to forgo our legitimate and internationally endorsed rights.
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The hackers demanded money worth six months of their salary, claiming they make $12 million to $15 million from stealing intellectual property and blackmailing companies.
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In August, he was sentenced to a year and a half in prison on charges of blackmailing, coercion and inflicting bodily harm against Ms. Goo.
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The Grozio Chirurgija clinic, which says the hackers are now blackmailing its patients directly via text messages, told local media that its patients were in shock.
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Though nominally rivals, "[President] Dodon and the Democratic Party are working together", she says, blackmailing European countries into maintaining aid by threatening to turn towards Russia.
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In a new case revolving around someone blackmailing children, FBI agents sent the suspect a digitally-poisoned movie file that obtained the target's real IP address.
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He did not name names, but said Silicon Valley companies were "blackmailing" users into agreeing to new data terms ahead of the introduction of the laws.
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The second half shows Mark mostly as a sweet, sincere husband who made the one-time mistake of blackmailing a woman into marriage and raping her.
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Rufus even forces Dana to be complicit in his rape of Alice, blackmailing her into advising Alice not to resist him or try to run away.
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Accepting this demand will also signal to the North Korean leader that his blackmailing strategy works and enhance his desire to use it to maximize gains.
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Eric Greitens (R) signed a bill on Friday that would outlaw blackmailing a person with private sexual photos, the same crime he is accused of committing.
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After he was voted out in 1990, he continued to be a menace from behind the scenes, intimidating and blackmailing political opponents to stage his comeback.
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When blackmailing failed also, Moscow resorted to traditional bullying — issuing unspecified threats and denouncing the patriarch as an agent of the United States and the Vatican.
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Cambridge CEO Alexander Nix was suspended by his company last week after British reporters published covertly recorded footage showing Nix boasting about bribing and blackmailing political rivals.
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Either way, right after Tyler gets those texts, his parents come in: They know he and Cyrus have been blackmailing Marcus, and demand his phone and camera.
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China has accused the United States of "extreme pressure and blackmailing" and vowed to retaliate, and financial markets have been hit hard by the escalating trade dispute.
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Amber Heard has filed a defamation lawsuit against comedian Doug Stanhope after he accused her of blackmailing Johnny Depp and lying about the actor's alleged domestic abuse.
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He had originally suspended Mr Benzema due to a police investigation into the player's role in blackmailing a fellow player (over a video known as "la sextape").
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It was the latest in a series of wild developments surrounding Greitens, a Republican who is charged with blackmailing a woman with whom he had an affair.
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"We see how a number of Western governments have resorted to pressuring, bullying and blackmailing the governments of sovereign African countries," Mr. Putin said before the meeting.
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"It was really comforting to find out that I wasn't probably being necessarily targeted, that this was just part of some more broad blackmailing scheme," he said.
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The House Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi, urged the F.B.I. to investigate Mr. Trump's finances and personal ties to find out if the Russian government was blackmailing him.
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The settlement ending the 15-month marriage comes after weeks of highly publicized claims of domestic violence by Heard, 30, and counterclaims of financial blackmailing by Depp, 53.
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The violations included defaming heroes, tarnishing the nation's image, spreading rumors and information that is sensational, lewd or pornographic, and blackmailing companies with media exposure, said the administration.
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The foundation notes that the most common issues people are reaching out to the helpline for are the nonconsensual usage of information, blackmailing, hacking, unsolicited contact, and defamation.
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Justo has told Reuters he was trying to clear his name after being jailed in Thailand for blackmailing his former employer over its ties to scandal-hit 1MDB.
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Underlining endemic corruption in Spain, Manos Limpias was recently put under investigation, after it was accused of blackmailing potentially fraudulent officials in return for dropping charges against them.
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Mahmoud envies Saidi's cosmopolitan airs, his sense of confidence, and his hot film-maker girlfriend, who's maybe his lover or maybe an artistic collaborator or maybe blackmailing him.
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"Blackmailing European countries in turn for the refugee crisis, this is something that the European Union should not close their eyes to," Mr. Demirtas told reporters on Monday.
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"We remain determined to break the back of such blackmailing rackets so that nobody in future can use such tactics against Indiabulls," the company said in a statement.
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She also dropped her defamation lawsuit against Depp's friend, comedian Doug Stanhope, over an article he had written accusing the actress of blackmailing and manipulating her estranged husband.
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There's strength in seizing it from him by robbing his house or raiding his safe deposit box or scoring $100,000 by blackmailing him with a phony sex tape.
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While in Berlin Asia had mentioned that she was being extorted for a large sum of money every month by someone who was blackmailing them with a provocative image.
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But he did take Julian, who was hiding under a motel room bed, to Vera – all because Vera knew about the original rape and was blackmailing him over it.
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The answer is fairly bungled blackmailing, panicked phone calls, multiple unhappy marriages, people yelling the word "bunny," a wide-ranging murder plot, and the failing of an actual murder.
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Johnny Depp's friend Doug Stanhope is speaking out about the highly publicized essay he wrote accusing Amber Heard of blackmailing the actor — and Heard's subsequent defamation suit against him.
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She had been a victim of "abusive sexual relationships in her step grandmother's household, and you can imagine people using that information against her and blackmailing her," Worsley says.
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The company is back in the news after bombshell allegations made by Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, who accused the company of blackmailing him with racy photos they had acquired.
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CNN said it would reserve the right to expose him if he ever posts offensive material online again, leading critics to accuse the network of blackmailing the Reddit user.
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When a terrorist group called Jennifer emerges—murdering rapists and blackmailing sexist media outlets, as if it were #MeToo on bath salts—Plum is disturbed, then intrigued, then inspired.
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And Simon, née Sick Boy, (Jonny Lee Miller), Mark's best friend, is in the blackmailing business with Veronika (Anjela Nedyalkova), though they're looking to break into the brothel business.
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China's commerce ministry described the threat as "blackmailing" said Beijing would fight back with "qualitative" and "quantitative" measures.. Government bonds and the Japanese yen rallied as investors sought protection.
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A 30-second video ad on Facebook in October falsely accused former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. of blackmailing Ukrainian officials to stop an investigation of his son.
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Mr. Khan, 65, is the country's most dynamic politician, and many believe that Pakistan's influential military has been helping his campaign by intimidating, blackmailing and impeding his political rivals.
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"If I allow my men to play against Kauff, they may all be disqualified by the National Commission," he said, blackmailing his own players as much as the Giants.
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"The worst thing is that (the migrants) are being held hostage as a way of blackmailing Europe," said Laura Boldrini, a lawmaker for the left-wing Free and Equal party.
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Charley: She's our main protagonist in this episode, still plotting and scheming, trying to convince Davis to play for New Orleans and still blackmailing his old teammate Felix Evans' wife.
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A 30-second video ad on Facebook in October also falsely accused former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. of blackmailing Ukrainian officials to stop an investigation of his son.
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"If he is really a human rights defender, he has to constantly bear in his mind that the people he is tarnishing and blackmailing are human beings like him," Karerwa said.
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Brown, who separated from Belafonte in December and filed for divorce in March, is accusing him of brutally and repeatedly abusing, threatening, and blackmailing her over the course of their marriage.
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But the twist ending turns Kenny's blackmailing into an extreme case, and sidesteps the fact that in a world of constant hacking, people are getting better about viewing victims as victims.
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Thinking how to deter a nuclear Pyongyang, which may relish the blackmailing power it believes it has, will require a clear U.S. declaratory policy that links nuclear with conventional military power.
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One woman who worked for him, Laurie Luhn (played in the series by Annabelle Wallis), accused him of blackmailing her into more than 20 years of virtual psychological and sexual enslavement.
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Citing the horrors of big deficits, Republicans refused to raise the federal debt ceiling, threatening to create financial turmoil and effectively blackmailing President Barack Obama into cutting spending on domestic programs.
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Prosecutors said that 58-year-old Keith Raniere used his group Nxivm, which presented itself as a self-help organization, as cover for blackmailing young women into having sex with him.
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While I'm glad that Aubrey Plaza's boss got his photo in the end, I would humbly suggest that now is the time to use it in whatever blackmailing capacity he can.
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In addition to the divorce proceedings, Heard also filed a defamation lawsuit against comedian Doug Stanhope last week after he accused her of blackmailing Depp and lying about the alleged domestic abuse.
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The lawyer for Heard, 30, denies claims she "has been manipulating Johnny Depp and is now blackmailing him by telling about his domestic abuse," and demanded the story be retracted from TheWrap.
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But that panic is leading people to jump to radical conclusions—that Trump is a Russian sleeper agent, that Russia is blackmailing Trump, that the FBI is trying to undermine our democracy.
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The attorney representing 22 women suing Girls Do Porn alleges that its founder Michael Pratt and his associates have spent the last two years harassing, blackmailing, and intimidating him and his family.
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Amazon CEO and The Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos on Thursday accused the company that publishes the National Enquirer of blackmailing him over a series of revealing photos the tabloid allegedly obtained.
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The manager of the Soviet team, accusing the British of a "dirty provocation which was aimed at the blackmailing of this well-known and remarkable sportswoman," pulled his athletes from the competition.
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BECKY QUICK: What do you think about his move that he's made recently with the the owner of The Enquirer to say, 'Look,' he just came out and said, 'They're blackmailing me.
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My colleague Matt Yglesias put this skepticism well in a tweet: Maybe Putin is blackmailing Trump with a tape where he mocks POWs and the disabled while confessing to routine sexual assault.
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WASHINGTON — A 30-second video ad that ran on Facebook this week falsely accused former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. of blackmailing Ukrainian officials to stop an investigation of his son.
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Some internet users accused the network of blackmailing the unnamed source, who had also posted racist and anti-Semitic content, by reserving the right to name him if he did so again.
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And that's how the therapist, Diane Sylvia, ended up giving orders to an F.B.I. agent posing as a hit man to beat up someone who was blackmailing her, according to the complaint.
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Two top Russian athletics officials and the son of Diack were banned from athletics for life on Thursday for covering up an elite Russian athlete's positive dope test and blackmailing her over it.
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A Russian woman who was accused of blackmailing the former New York governor Eliot Spitzer over an affair was released from jail on Monday after she pleaded guilty to defrauding a second man.
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Amber Heard has gone after a comic who claimed she was blackmailing Johnny Depp with false spousal abuse allegations, and in her new lawsuit she makes even more allegations against her estranged husband.
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He said the meeting was between himself, Jonas and businessman Fana Hlongwane to discuss a rumor that Hlongwane was blackmailing Jonas and that the gathering had not ended acrimoniously, as Jonas had reported.
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The darkest and most conspiratorial interpretation is that Putin has something on Trump, hacked the US election to help him win the White House, and is blackmailing him into doing the Kremlin's bidding.
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"Zain Qaiser was an integral part of this organised crime group generating millions of pounds in ransom payments by blackmailing countless victims and threatening them with bogus police investigations," reads the NCA press release.
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Katherine Langford (the doomed Hannah from 13 Reasons Why) is his best friend, Jennifer Garner plays his mom — and someone is blackmailing him, threatening to reveal emails he sent to a secret pen pal.
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He fooled them into sending him naked or partially clothed images of themselves before blackmailing them into sending more humiliating images by threatening to send the original pictures to their family, friends and employers.
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In January, two top Russian athletics officials and the son of Diack were banned from the sport for life for covering up an elite Russian athlete's positive dope test and blackmailing her over it.
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North, a right-wing darling known for his role in the Reagan-era Iran-Contra scandal, had allegedly been blackmailing NRA Chief Executive Wayne LaPierre with that information, trying to get him to resign.
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If the perception in some quarters in the United States and on Twitter is that the Kremlin was blackmailing Mr. Trump into doing its bidding, that theory did not gain immediate traction in Russia.
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And in Kerala's Pathanamthitta district, four priests have been accused of blackmailing women during confession, using the information to coerce them into sex, according to Sudhakaran Pillai, the head of the local crime branch.
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Diack's son Papa and two Russian officials were last week banned from athletics for life by an IAAF ethics board for covering up an elite Russian athlete's positive dope test and blackmailing her over it.
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Savage, who nodded along during Clary's defense of Kelly and takedown of her parents, mirrored that dedication to the singer and also claimed her parents wanted to exploit her relationship with Kelly by blackmailing him.
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He harbours a long-time crush on her and when Gloria rejects his advances, he turns villainous, blackmailing her into staying in his life by threatening to kill thousands of innocent Koreans if she doesn't.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese police said on Saturday that it has closed 1,100 social media accounts, along with 31 websites, this year for unlawful activities such as trolling or blackmailing, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
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According to people familiar with the report, the new findings are expected to focus on top global officials in the sport who have been accused of blackmailing athletes who tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs.
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Refusing to be bullied, they fly from New Zealand to the United States to try to figure out what's going on, and discover a wide-ranging blackmailing scheme that's been ruining people's lives for years.
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The story goes that Larry Flynt—the infamous porn publisher and founder of Hustler magazine—was blackmailing Hefner with some photographs he had of Hef with a girl who wasn't Barbi Benton, his then-girlfriend.
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In the letter, the lawyer for Heard, 30, denies claims she "has been manipulating Johnny Depp and is now blackmailing him by telling about his domestic abuse," and demands the story be retracted from TheWrap.
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On Thursday, Jio accused the COAI of using a "threatening and blackmailing tone" with the government when it spoke of potential job losses in the sector, a deterioration in service quality and cutbacks in investments.
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I would have liked more genuinely out-of-the-box composing, like the sharply drawn duel of wits between Boonyi (sung by the intelligent, beguiling soprano Andriana Chuchman) and the cunning, blackmailing schoolteacher (Geoffrey Agpalo).
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A vegan DJ claiming to have dirt on Russian intelligence blackmailing a reality TV star president with a "golden shower" video sure sounds like a narrative ripped straight from the twisted mind of Richard Kelly.
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The blackmailing and pressure by the US will never work on China if the US take measures to further escalate the situation we will surely take countermeasures to firmly uphold our legitimate rights and interests.
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Over the last six months, my reporting has taken me across the country to understand how the law works officially and unofficially, as a cover for blackmailing, harassing and sexually assaulting gay and transgender Indians.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Lawyers for actress Amber Heard filed a defamation lawsuit against comedian Doug Stanhope on Friday after he wrote an article accusing her of blackmailing and manipulating her estranged husband, actor Johnny Depp.
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The film is a throwback to the years when spycraft was steeped in the concept of "kompromat" – using seduction instead of computers to lure diplomats and businessmen into divulging sensitive information, or blackmailing them outright.
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"Such a practice of extreme pressure and blackmailing deviates from the consensus reached by both sides on multiple occasions, and is a disappointment for the international community," the ministry said in a statement on Tuesday.
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In addition, France is investigating former world athletics chief Lamine Diack on suspicion of corruption and money laundering linked to the concealment of positive drug tests in concert with Russian officials and the blackmailing of athletes.
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The scandal escalated in February when Jeff published a statement on Medium accusing the tabloid of blackmailing him over dick pics and other revealing photos and texts he shared with Sanchez during his marriage to MacKenzie.
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The ad, which is now inactive, accuses the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate of "blackmailing" US allies, alleging impropriety while he was vice president and his son Hunter served on the board of a Ukrainian energy company.
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Many serious people ask whether the dictator of Russia, who attacks our democracy, is blackmailing the American president, who adamantly refuses to defend democracy against these attacks and often appears to be aiding and abetting them.
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"We will post out tomorrow morning a statement about this case and how the WO-Hotel cheated on me and spreaded [sic] fake-news in Taiwan," Keller wrote MUNCHIES, claiming that the hotel is "blackmailing" him.
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As well as financially blackmailing him with this information, he claims that the hacker sent Chantelle, Suzie Wiseman's daughter, the request for nude photos in an attempt to frame him (Cheenks's story was not yet public).
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Together the two, with the help of the cop's journalist friend (and, of course, possible love interest), team up to take down a villain who's blackmailing the city with a deadly … wait for it … computer virus.
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More recently, Yahoo obtained a copy of the NFL's 160-page report on the case and yesterday reported on a text-message transcript between Thompson and a friend discussing possibly blackmailing Elliott with a sex tape.
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Once he got hold of the compromising images, he used them as a blackmailing tool, threatening to release them online or to their friends and relatives unless the women supplied increasingly dehumanizing and even violent footage.
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Once he got hold of the compromising images, he used them as a blackmailing tool, threatening to release them online or to their friends and relatives unless the women supplied increasingly dehumanizing and even violent footage.
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Richard, who has stolen mini-bottles of booze out of Sam's filing cabinet, begins blackmailing her, in the process rooting out the real cause of her misery as he gradually reveals his own left-field identity.
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He would film himself having sex with the women, and then he and his accomplices would extort money and jewelry from the women by blackmailing them with the recordings, according to Farid Ghori, the provincial prosecutor.
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Lavi's blackmailing is its own egregious abuse of power, yet Nofar falls for him — and the sexual favors he obtains are prudish, as if the author was reluctant to sever our empathy for a seeming underdog.
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She said that she wanted to come out on her own terms but that the opportunity was taken from her, adding that people had been blackmailing her and threatening to share her story with news outlets.
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Meanwhile, Dania is spending a certain amount of time trying to fend off Wendy, one of her psychotherapy patients, who won't stop telephoning at all hours of the night and is revealed to be blackmailing Dania.
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According to the arrest warrant issued by the Portuguese authorities, he was being held on six charges, relating to the alleged blackmailing of Doyen and the hacking of Sporting Lisbon contracts in the fall of 2015.
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"Regarding the fines proposed by the European Commission, it is blackmailing," Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said after the Visegrad group of central European countries, which includes the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland, met in Prague.
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It's where, for example, the "pee tape" rumors come from — the notion that Russia is blackmailing Trump with videotapes of him with Moscow prostitutes whom he hired to urinate on a bed President Obama once slept in.
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A report released today by the World Anti-Doping Agency says that top world track and field officials may have engaged in criminal behavior, blackmailing athletes who doped and failing to discipline them in a timely fashion.
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" At the time, McGowan said Argento opened up to her and Rain Dove about how "she was being extorted for a large sum of money every month by someone who was blackmailing them with a provocative image.
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Heard filed a defamation lawsuit against the comedian in June after he accused her of blackmailing Depp and lying about the actor's alleged domestic abuse in an article posted to his website, and later published by TheWrap.com.
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But perhaps a new low for sports officials has been reached in track and field: Officials are accused of blackmailing some athletes who failed drug tests and choosing not to discipline runners who were suspected of doping.
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Online rape, otherwise known as "sextortion," is blackmailing that involves sex acts or sexual images, and it's not federally outlawed in the U.S. However, five states (CA, UT, TX, AL, and AR) currently consider it a crime.
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Bosses, including the heads of the notorious Genovese family, will start buying up bars in the Village over the next few decades—including the Stonewall Inn in 19933—paying off the police and blackmailing staffers and patrons.
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Nicky is immediately wary of Ingrid and his suspicions are confirmed in the film's most tense scene, in which a shirtless Nicky plows through a pile of cocaine while blackmailing Ingrid with the contents of her iPhone.
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Soybeans were among the hardest hit after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 10 percent tariff on another $200 billion of Chinese goods, a threat that China's commerce ministry described as "blackmailing," vowing to retaliate.
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But influence-peddling and mischief-making has become more sophisticated and now consists not only of funding far-right parties as well as far-left ones or honey-trapping, and subsequently blackmailing, a transgressing politician or two.
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Consequently, the regime adopted a new strategy of nuclear and military brinksmanship aimed not at starting a war, but at testing U.S. resolve, strengthening Iranian deterrence, and blackmailing the United States and Europe to gain sanctions relief.
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South Korea: The police identified Cho Joo-bin, 24, as the suspect accused of blackmailing dozens of young women, including at least 16 minors, into making sexually explicit video clips that the police say he sold online.
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Trump is "blackmailing the Palestinian people and punishing them for fighting and believing in their freedom and human rights," according to a statement from Palestine Liberation Organization Secretary-General Saeb Erekat, responding to Trump's remarks at Davos.
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Kasur district was previously at the center of a child sexual abuse scandal in which a gang of up to 25 men was accused of blackmailing scores of children into making sex videos between 2009 and 2014.
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Following a meeting with the U.S. premier, Polish President Andrzej Duda said he expected to sign a long-term transatlantic deal for LNG supplies, before adding that any such agreement would reduce Warsaw's reliance on Russian "blackmailing".
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U.S. soybean futures were among the biggest casualties after President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 10 percent tariff on another $200 billion of Chinese goods, a threat that China's commerce ministry described as "blackmailing," vowing to retaliate.
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Why it matters: Last week Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and owner of The Washington Post, accused the National Enquirer of blackmailing him to end an investigation into the source of intimate texts that the Enquirer published.
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Most of that 10 percent covers the narrow version of this theory, in which Putin and Co. are blackmailing Trump with damaging financial information from his recent Russian dealings or with the mythical-or-is-it pee tape.
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Haughty, cold, very good at getting information from drunk men and blackmailing sober ones, we understand how formidable she could be, and what a shame it is that her only chance at scheming is forcing Jamie into bed.
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The reason she came out at this moment, Nikkie says, was to stand up for herself and the transgender community in the face of someone blackmailing her by threatening to out her in a leak to the press.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - "Smallville" actress Allison Mack on Monday pleaded guilty to blackmailing two women as part of an alleged New York sex cult that prosecutors called a racketeering operation that carried out sex trafficking and other crimes.
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Caroline Framke: In an episode that features Philip and Elizabeth launching new honeypot operations, Paige flexing her spy muscles in Pastor Tim's house (welcome back, Pastor Tim!), Stan essentially blackmailing the FBI, and Mischa making it to New York(
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The article quickly turned into a scandal for CNN, as Trump supporters and media ethicists both accused the network of blackmailing or bullying the video creator, a Reddit user calling himself HanAssholeSolo, by threatening to expose his real identity.
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But even with God on his side, the Kurtwell scandal is unlikely to go away on its own, and we're very curious what the reporter meant when she mentioned that Kurtwell is blackmailing Pius into not investigating the scandal.
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Hoover not only prepared the groundwork for McCarthyism, but pushed it forward after McCarthy's fall by continuing to spy on thousands of Americans, blackmailing politicians and political activists, and using the surveillance power of the state to punish radicals.
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Cho is accused of organizing an online network that lured at least 74 women, including 16 underage girls, into what authorities have called "virtual enslavement" by blackmailing them into sending increasingly degrading and sometimes violent sexual imagery of themselves.
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Under the guise of altruism and self-improvement, NXIVM leader Keith Raniere and his "inner circle" of celebrities and heiresses secretly ran an insidious sex cult, coercing and blackmailing women into becoming "sex slaves" for "masters" in the movement.
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The Biden campaign wrote a letter to Facebook asking it to remove an ad, posted by an independent Political Action Committee (PAC), claiming that Biden was blackmailing a Ukrainian official to keep them from prosecuting his son, Hunter Biden.
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Snatching the two-cent stamp was always a symbolic goal for Ray; raiding Emmit's safe deposit box or blackmailing him with a sex tape were examples of the "Fargo" phenomenon by which a petty crime rages out of control.
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Diack is already under formal investigation in France on suspicion of corruption and money laundering linked to the concealment of positive drug tests in concert with Russian officials and the blackmailing of the athletes to allow them to continue to compete.
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Last week the IAAF's Ethics Commission banned Massata Diack, former IAAF anti-doping chief Gabriel Dolle, former Russian athletics chief Valentin Balakhnichev and former Russian coach Aleksey Melnikov for covering up a Russian athlete's positive dope test and then blackmailing her.
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A report released Thursday by the World Anti-Doping Agency painted a dismal picture of top officials in the ruling body of global track and field, the International Association of Athletics Federations, helping conceal doping or blackmailing athletes who were caught.
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Jeff Bezos' highly personal blog post last night was a bombshell in many ways: it served as a middle finger to blackmailing bullies, it accused one of America's biggest tabloids of extortion, and it escalated his conflict with the country's president.
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LONDON — The woman who organised the petition to ban Donald Trump from the UK, which parliament will debate after it received more than 570,000 signatures, said the presidential hopeful is "blackmailing" Scotland by threatening to withdraw investment in the country.
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Aside from an annual average of around 8,000 "dowry deaths"—wives killed because they have not coughed up enough money—recent newspaper reports tell of such persuasive methods as beating with hockey sticks, stealing a kidney and blackmailing with sex tapes.
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After the sneak peek of the interview was released on Saturday, House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi said on Meet the Press that she thinks the FBI should look into Trump's connections with the Russians to see if they are blackmailing him.
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Meanwhile, Sick Boy (Jonny Lee Miller), now heavily into cocaine, has dreams of starting a brothel, raising money for it by blackmailing upstanding members of society who are lured into having sex with his Bulgarian prostitute girlfriend Veronika (Anjela Nedyalkova).
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A has always taken away some of the girls' agency by blackmailing them and threatening their lives and family, but this brings it all closer to home with Emily and Ali feeling like they can't terminate their unwanted, unplanned pregnancy.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Sports highest tribunal has upheld life bans on two top Russian athletics officials and the son of former world governing body president Lamine Diack for covering up an elite Russian athlete's positive dope test and blackmailing her over it.
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Season 2, OWN, June 20 The oldest sister, Charley (Dawn-Lyen Gardner), persuades her fellow sugar-cane farmers to use her start-up mill, which she finances partly with money garnered by blackmailing a basketball player who assaulted several women.
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ZDNet notes that it was already in turmoil: the owners were apparently running an "exit scam" where they absconded with sellers' money, some staff appeared to be blackmailing users by threatening to reveal their identities, and a moderator leaked high-level credentials online.
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A decade later, the governor elevated Judge Kaye to chief judge when Sol Wachtler abruptly resigned in disgrace after his arrest on charges of blackmailing his former lover and her daughter in a bizarre attempt to win back the older woman's affections.
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One Reddit user asked Atwood if she feels weird about the fact that Moss is a member of the Church of Scientology — an organization which has been accused of slave labor, murder, and blackmailing John Travolta, among other things — but Atwood didn't answer.
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But the fact that those words are spoken by a 17-year-old who earns money by having sex with older men and then blackmailing them, in a movie written and directed by men, does cause them to lose their bite somewhat.
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A small-town car chase and yet another run for it take John and Catherine to a bridge opposite the police station, upon which John confesses to the murder – making sure he fills in the gaps about Vicky's blackmailing – and threatens to jump.
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Jeff Bezos accuses National Enquirer of blackmailing him — and publishes the details himself Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos says he is being blackmailed with nude selfies by AMI, owner of the National Enquirer, over claims the publisher has acted as a political operative.
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The Senegalese is already under formal investigation in France on suspicion of corruption and money laundering linked to the concealment of positive drug tests in concert with Russian officials and the blackmailing of the athletes to allow them to continue to compete.
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It's true that Anthony Blunt, surveyor of the Queen's pictures, was revealed as a spy in 1964 — however, the portrayal of Blunt blackmailing Prince Philip with secret sketches that would link him to the Profumo political scandal is "ludicrous," according to Vickers.
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MILAN, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Police on Monday arrested 10 chiefs of hardline Juventus supporters clubs on suspicion of blackmailing the Serie A champions to obtain free tickets to sell on the black market in the latest blow to the image of Italian football.
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That didn't stop them from speaking out, however, as the party's leaders said Trump's relationship with Putin strongly suggests that the Russian president is actively blackmailing the U.S. president, a dark and conspiratorial accusation that leans in to the unproven findings of the Steele dossier.
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Last October, when the New York Times published its bombshell report featuring allegations of a master-slave sorority within the group that was branding women, forcing them to sleep with Raniere, and blackmailing them to keep them silent, Raniere's name ricocheted across the internet.
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Bezos used his post, "No thank you, Mr. Pecker," to allege that the National Enquirer is blackmailing him by threatening to publish nude photos of himself, along with sexually suggestive photos of Lauren Sanchez, the news anchor with whom he has been having an affair.
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In the latest salvo between the world's two biggest economies on Tuesday, China accused the United States of "extreme pressure and blackmailing" and vowed to retaliate after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 10 percent tariff on $200 billion of Chinese goods.
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Amber Heard denies she's blackmailing Johnny Depp On Friday Heard applied for and received a temporary restraining order against her estranged husband after she claimed he had been volatile and abusive during their relationship - most recently alleging battery with a cell phone on May 21.
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Some shocking accusations — that Russian security services are blackmailing him, according to a veteran intelligence officer, or that he raped a 0003-year-old girl, according to a forthcoming court case — are so horrible that even his most rabid opponents don't want to believe them.
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It has also led to calls for women to protect themselves from predators who are reportedly blackmailing them with the nude photographs, sometimes demanding sexual services when the women cannot repay at interest rates that can be as high as 30 percent a week.
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There's an element of teasing cruelty in the air as Portia and Nerissa demand to see the rings they gave to their lovers, after blackmailing them, in their male guises, into handing them over in thanks for saving the life of Bassanio's benefactor, Antonio.
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The woman provided a 2015 phone recording to the Washington Post in which Barton asked her to stop talking to the other women, implies she is blackmailing him a threat to release nude photos, and says he's willing to go to the Capitol Police.
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In the current day (it's 1989 in Kinsey's world), the challenge is to find the person blackmailing the mother of Fritz McCabe, who has just been released from prison after serving time for the murder of a classmate at his private school back in 1979.
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Greitens, whose governorship is at risk as he faces both an indictment by a St. Louis grand jury and an investigation by a bipartisan state House panel, has denied blackmailing or taking nude pictures without consent of the woman with whom he had an affair.
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On today's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the Dutch makeup artist conducted her first interview since the announcement, sitting down with Ellen to discuss her journey as well as the reported blackmailing that forced her to come forward with her story earlier than planned.
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ANKARA, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Turkey is not blackmailing NATO with its rejection of a defence plan for the Baltics and Poland, and has full veto rights within the alliance, a Turkish security source said on Monday ahead of a NATO leaders summit in London.
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Two women whose parents say they are being held in emotional and sexual captivity by the R&B singer R. Kelly vociferously defended the musician in an interview that aired on Thursday, claiming that their parents are blackmailing him and just out for money.
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"I'm past being frustrated with being naked on the internet," artist, photographer, and "CamWoman" Lindsay Dye told Motherboard, after she decided to print and sell the physical copies of screenshots from her live shows that online harassers had started blackmailing her with in 2015.
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Julien (Jerzy Radziwiƚowicz) is a blackmailer, and Madame X (Anne Brochet), the woman he is blackmailing, has defrauded her public, declaring that the Chinese fabrics she sells are antique, when in fact they are recent imitations; she is also suspected of having killed her sister.
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An adaptation of Becky Albertalli's 2015 novel of the same name, the film tells the story of Simon (Jurassic World's Nick Robinson) — a 16-year-old closeted gay teenager who struggles to keep his sexuality hidden after a classmate discovers his secret and begins blackmailing him.
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Jeff Bezos accuses National Enquirer of blackmailing him — and publishes the details himself It is through this lens that Senator Ron Wyden's (Oregon) idealistic call for billions of dollars in corporate fines and jail time for executives who enable privacy breaches can be seen as reasonable.
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Tickled, which as far as I can tell is very real, is something between a documentary and a thriller, starting out as an investigation into what appears to be the weird world of competitive tickling and ending up in a disturbing web of exploitation and blackmailing.
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So if you're in a porn-censoring nation or on, say, government WiFi, Twitter might be the safest way to see a reliable and steady stream of gaping buttholes, creampies, and scenes like Dick for Two, featuring a MILF blackmailing her stepdaughter into an FFM threesome.
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"The ruling on Park Geun-hye confirms a pattern we have seen repeatedly: The politician seeks financial gains through blackmailing chaebol, and chaebol oblige so they can win government favors to solve their own problems," said Chung Sun-sup, editor of a website that monitors the conglomerates.
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A whole generation of Polish historians have by now investigated everything from the blackmailing of Jews by their Polish neighbors to the activities of "the Blue," an auxiliary police force made up mostly of prewar Polish policemen thought to be responsible for tens of thousands of deaths.
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Xinhua gave four choices, giving prominent play to the options "blackmailing didn't work" and "China's unyielding stance," and including the possibility that a visit by Ivanka Trump and her 5-year-old daughter, Arabella, to the Chinese Embassy's New Year reception last week had played a role.
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Tom tears up again out, this time from laughing, when he realizes that Greg is *trying* to blackmail him with information about the cruise: Greg kept a few of the documents for collateral, as one should, and he floats the idea of blackmailing Tom…to Tom.
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Decisions made to rapidly contain the impact of the financial crisis or the refugee influx have boomeranged in the form of close-to-zero growth, Turkey's near-blackmailing of the EU and the damage to the EU's global image due to its double standards on the rights of refugees.
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"Donald Trump has to understand that he must stop threatening, blackmailing and lying in the relationship if he wants Mexico to carry on cooperating on things that matter to him," said Laura Rojas, head of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and a member of the opposition National Action Party.
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Justo, now a former employee of Petrosaudi, a Saudi Arabia-based oil and gas company and former joint venture partner of 1MDB, was arrested by police on the Thai island of Koh Samui and was jailed for three years in August 2015 after being found guilty of blackmailing Petrosaudi.
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Compared to his old mates — Spud is still an addict and a deadbeat dad, Sick Boy (Jonny Lee Miller) is blackmailing johns in a sketchy prostitution scam, and Begbie (Robert Carlyle) is in prison — Renton is the picture of clean living, but his life, too, is falling apart.
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"Today's message is clear: President Trump is blackmailing and punishing the Palestinian people for fighting and believing in their freedom and human rights per international law and U.N. resolutions," Saeb Erekat, the secretary general of the Palestine Liberation Organization and a longtime peace negotiator, said in a statement.
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While as blackmailing schemes, Petya and WannaCry seem to have failed, with few people or organizations known to have actually paid the ransom, they have achieved something far more significant: the inevitable undermining of public trust in the systems, which they had assumed would protect them from hackers.
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In videos covertly recorded by reporters at Britain's Channel 4 News, now-suspended Cambridge Analytica CEO Alexander Nix boasted about bribing and blackmailing his clients' political opponents, at one point suggesting he could "send some girls around" (read: sex workers) to a rival candidate to generate damaging material against them.
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Facebook breach saw 15M users' names & contact info stolen, 14M's bios too Given the attack was so broad and impacted a wide variety of users, unlike say a targeted attack on the Democratic National Convention, there's no evidence that blackmailing or stalking individual users was the purpose of the hack.
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These include secret exchanges of money or valuable information, the Russians blackmailing or having "kompromat" on Trump, or policy promises offered by Trump's team to Russia specifically in exchange for their assistance during the campaign (such as, perhaps, a promise to lift the sanctions President Barack Obama imposed on Russia in 2014).
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The sort of goofball character one is more likely to find in a Nickelodeon series than in real life, Martin isn't a bad person per se, but he does an unconscionable thing, exploiting the situation and blackmailing Simon into helping him arrange a date with out-of-his-league friend Abby (Alexandra Shipp).
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This would seem a tall order, given that Mr. Fox has filed for personal bankruptcy after spending his ill-gotten gains on Corvettes, Ferraris and other luxury cars, as well as nearly $900,000 on a woman he met online who was blackmailing him — at a cost of $10,000 a month — after a tryst.
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At one point, the cat betrays Julien by showing Marie where he has hidden the documents key to blackmailing Madame X. Rivette's is a fallen world, in other words, wherein characters, living and dead, are forced to pay for their evil deeds and must work in the present to correct their pasts.
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Many such allegations are thoroughly documented in HBO's stunning 2015 documentary Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief — including verbal and physical abuse; violent, angry outbursts by its volatile leader, David Miscavige; blackmailing members with "auditing" tapes of their deepest, darkest confessions; child neglect; and wiretapping, stalking, and intimidating litigious ex-members or SPs.
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Despite all the sex and sex talk that abounds in Moordale High, heroes Otis Millburn (Asa Butterfield) and Maeve Wiley (Emma Mackey) aren't dealing with actual high-level crises like drug-induced visions of RPG-inspired demon gods (like on Riverdale) or a multi-layered murder mystery with ties to a technology-based blackmailing scheme (like on Elite).
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Co-produced with BBC One (it debuts a few days earlier in Britain), the six-part drama stars Ms. Jensen as a registrar in Leeds, where she invariably summons precisely the right words for life's big moments — births, deaths and marriages — while bumbling through her own relationships, hampered by an office indiscretion and a blackmailing colleague.
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Hardly. It was there in Andrew Jackson's contempt for the Supreme Court; in Lincoln's suspension of habeas corpus; in Franklin Roosevelt's effective blackmailing of the Supreme Court to back the New Deal; in the internment camps for Japanese-Americans; in the crimes of Richard Nixon; and in the claims of total executive power under Bush-Cheney.
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"If somebody wants to side with Atlantia or with Arcelor Mittal which are ... blackmailing the state and asking for legal immunity when (in the case of Arcelor) they are threatening to close the (steel) plant I stand with the workers and we will never side with multinationals that blackmail the state," he said in a video posted on his Facebook account.
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In one image for example, a Dominant Saudi OPEC Minister Khalid Al-Falih pins down a submissive, bare-breasted UN Secretary Ban Ki Moon against a backdrop of the Ghawar Field, the largest oil field in the world — a reference to Saudi blackmailing the UN to remove them from the Human Rights Watch Blacklist, while referencing D/s roles in BDSM culture.
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"If somebody wants to side with Atlantia or with Arcelor Mittal which are ... blackmailing the state and asking for legal immunity when (in the case of Arcelor) they are threatening to close the (steel) plant, I stand with the workers and we will never side with multinationals that blackmail the state," Di Maio said in a video posted on his Facebook account.
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Former CIA Director John Brennan and retired General Barry McCaffrey recently suggested that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin appears to have a strange hold over President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE for unknown reasons, raising the possibility that Putin could be blackmailing Trump.
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After Betty receives a "double cherry on top no" when she asks Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch) and the Vixens to help at Pop's benefit, Dark Betty emerges and strategically kills two birds with one stone by casually blackmailing Cheryl into not only volunteering at the benefit by threatening to publicize video footage of her father murdering her brother, Jason Blossom (Trevor Stines), but also blackmails her into testifying at FP's hearing, claiming that the Blossoms forgive him for his wrongdoings to potentially lesson FP's sentence.
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Online vigilante justice is something we're seeing more and more of: People whose details were included in the Ashley Madison hack were extorted for money (and there were several suicides after that data was posted online); a hacker has set up To Catch a Predator-style honey pots and extorted the pedophiles he's caught; there is widespread speculation that the NSA and CIA have been involved in blackmailing people culled from large-scale mass surveillance; who knows what's been done in the name of suppressing revenge porn, etc.
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