"The cores do not utilize explicit hardware caches and they operate more like autonomous computers that pass information by messages rather than a shared-memory approach with caches," Baas explained.
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Minus a couple of caches donated to the tour, all of the GeoTour's 150 caches were created by Barker and Vanier with the help of their husbands and a local woodworker.
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So why don't we find huge caches of dead bats?
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Afghan officials said the blast destroyed multiple ISIS ammunition caches.
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Its applications include searching for Taliban rocket caches in Afghanistan.
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Officials in Kabul said it destroyed multiple ISIS ammunition caches.
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With others, like the AP, obtaining caches is still difficult.
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Or it could have been planted by a bird known as the Clark's nutcracker, which likes to hide pine seeds in caches; nutcrackers have phenomenal spatial memory and can recall thousands of such caches.
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Shape Security introduces tool to blunt impact of stolen password caches
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Other caches show him engaging with people trolling Giuliani on Twitter.
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Then open up the newly revealed Develop menu and pick Empty Caches.
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Turing also includes some big changes to the way GPU caches work.
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Open that menu, and you'll find an Empty Caches button on it.
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So he had his pyromancers place caches of wildfire all over the city.
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Unless she picks the final option: caches of wildfire hidden below the city.
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In that time, he's found more than 20,000 caches in 24 different countries.
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The banks themselves are not keeping caches of actual fingerprints or eye patterns.
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In other buildings in the city center, storage bunkers held caches of weapons.
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In return, the soldiers give us access to large caches of captured weaponry.
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Allegedly, they were left to look after abandoned caches both small and large.
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Say that all of these caches had been obtained in phishing operations, and say that all of the phishers bought and sold these caches, sometimes to each other, and sometimes directly to illegitimate, and even legitimate, online advertisers and retailers.
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Since then I've heard many similar stories of people surviving because of the caches.
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The CPU caches and the cores communicate to one another via the system bus.
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Its leadership, weapons caches and oil revenues in Syria have been pummeled for months.
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Those caches should be fully funded, separate and apart from the Disaster Relief Fund.
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With the sudden ban, Mr. Modi rendered vast caches of unaccounted-for cash useless.
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Data caches like these may help planners improve city planning and reduce traffic; Time.
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The crushed ivory weighed 1.5 tons, far less than some caches that have been destroyed.
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It declared an indefinite ceasefire in 2011 and handed over some weapons caches last year.
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Cash for caches would be a long-term strategic move that would save taxpayers money.
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There are apparently "caches of wildfire all over the city" but they were never used.
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On average, male caches contained 1,300 more cones than those of females, the study noted.
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Attackers could have accessed the data in real-time, or later through search engine caches.
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This column is not about the real or imagined scandals exposed by caches of Mrs.
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Google sometimes caches past versions of web pages, as does the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine.
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Many are now in the caches of criminal groups who regularly smuggle weapons outside the region.
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Concurrent with this advance, the caches began their migration from the dark web to the light.
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Despite Mr Santos's assurances, some worry that the FARC's weapons caches will fall into their hands.
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Your public LinkedIn profile may still be visible via search engines until their caches are refreshed.
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To money, and the first ever caches of natural behavior in digital form, add cheaper computing.
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The last occupant was an enemy combatant so it could have booby traps, tripwires, weapons caches.
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I'm of no help with your caches and browsers, but I can definitely take a punch.
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Tahu isi are craggy hulls of fried tofu with hidden caches of shrimp, carrots and cabbage.
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One of Arizona's largest industries is health care services, which involves huge caches of patients' personal data.
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The company continues to work with search engines to purge the data stored in search engines' caches.
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There are hunting trials to test your skills and lots of hidden caches of loot to discover.
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Compared to the full experience, Twitter Lite caches more of your timeline, for an improved offline experience.
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This included chemistry lessons on bombmaking and maths classes devoted to tallying up weapons caches, they said.
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Aerys saw traitors everywhere, so he had his pyromancer place caches of wildfire all over the city.
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The authorities have also confiscated caches of weapons, explosives, "terrorist literature" and fake identification, Mr. Gunasekara said.
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Last year, it offered to disarm itself, and disclosed the locations of some of its weapons caches.
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Soon we were conducting patrols outside Bearcat's jungle perimeter, searching for the Vietcong and their weapon caches.
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Once on the red planet, the robot is tasked with collecting and storing samples in sealed caches.
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Google caches show that the real Nate Bussey was in control of the account as recently as June.
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While there don't appear to be any caches versions of the former, the latter had around 20,000 subscribers.
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So far he's dedicated three days to the Geocaching Capital of Canada GeoTour in Wilberforce, finding 120 caches.
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Congress should sit with FEMA and outline a plan to create a nationwide system of first responder caches.
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Just give it a few weeks, and search engines will eventually clear their caches and update their results.
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Other companies have started donating their caches of face masks as well, including Apple, Facebook, IBM and Tesla.
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American troops who discovered the caches decades later found that the weapons, though poorly stored, were still deadly.
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In the Arctic, for example, enormous caches of carbon have accumulated in the soil over thousands of years.
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YouTube Go compresses and caches thumbnails for videos, so you can poke around the app and see what's there.
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Its targeting recently has included tunnel entrances, rocket rails, weapons caches, mortar positions and the leadership on the ground.
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As you can probably imagine, handling such gargantuan caches of ones and zeroes is no walk in the park.
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During the months the militants dominated the cities, they had seized military and police weapons caches and armored vehicles.
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Soldiers began a search for weapons caches they believed had been hidden in the city by the sect's members.
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More plausibly, rescue units will air drop a series of depots and caches in a process called lilly-padding.
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"Traditional physical caches," meaning tangible, three-dimensional treasures, are not permitted in the park, according to the Gateway website.
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Police departments hold large caches of phones they hope to break into to investigate a range of other crimes.
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UpGuard has previously found data caches from Viacom, Verizon, Tigerswan, Dow Jones, Deep Root Analytics, and Booz Allen similarly unsecured.
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Nevertheless, the news highlights a potential misstep by Wikileaks, and shows the difficulty in properly redacting large caches of files.
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Weapon caches are abandoned, pots of uneaten food still sit on stoves and medical clinics have been pilfered for supplies.
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Nvidia has moved to a unified memory structure with larger unified L1 caches and double the amount of L2 cache.
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Facebook groups have organised boycotts of Muslim-owned shops; fake pictures of huge weapons caches "found in mosques" have circulated.
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Turkey said on Monday that its troops had discovered caches of U.S. arms left behind by YPG fighters fleeing Afrin.
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In Iraq, there were three strikes apiece near Mosul and Ramadi to destroy Islamic State fighting positions and weapons caches.
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Little did we know, however, that right beneath our feet, caches of urban fossils were just waiting to be discovered.
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But the data already revealed was not easy to erase, and some of it remains accessible in search engine caches.
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There are some significant caches of votes: Florida, North Carolina, Texas, Arizona, Louisiana — it's not hard to get to 268.
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There are 14 "virtual caches," where geocachers search out hidden clues, each one leading to a question to be answered.
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That includes outdated caches, broken downloads, useless localizations, unneeded or old files, apps you haven't opened in years, and more.
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"These things happen because of human nature," said Chris Vickery, a security researcher who specializes in finding unguarded data caches.
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Karim, the army colonel, said the militants are using churches, schools, hospitals and homes as weapon caches to avoid airstrikes.
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Officials said Cameroonian troops destroyed caches of explosives and killed 162 people who they said were members of the militant group.
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But their location—many arms caches are buried deep in the jungle and surrounded by landmines—meant the deadline was missed.
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They then compared how often the squirrels overlapped nut varieties in their caches in each of the four types of trials.
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Weapon caches had been abandoned, pots of uneaten food still sat on stoves and medical clinics had been pilfered for supplies.
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It has asked for extra time to take control of 2000 caches of arms and explosives hidden in jungles and mountains.
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It's the nerve-center of the campaign to obliterate ISIS fighters, their weapons caches, bomb factories and tunnels around the city.
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To do this, Barker has created some special event caches to bring people from all over the province together in Wilberforce.
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" And then paints an alarming picture of "body builders" and "special forces" arriving at Southampton Docks "with caches of arms everywhere.
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And caches of chemical weapons remain buried around Vietnam and on disused American sites around Southeast Asia and in the Pacific.
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During the campaign, Guccifer 2.0 used social media to invite individual reporters and Republican operatives to request specific caches of documents.
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Starting in the 19973s, JAPs favored "caches of cashmere and charm bracelets and pleated shirts and Pappagallos to match," writes Baumgold.
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Traveling on foot is useful for gathering resources and locating hidden item caches, but sometimes you'll want to cut to the chase.
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The app caches the city's top places so that even when users are offline, no network is needed for them to surface.
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If you have a small hard drive, you can easily gain multiple GBs by cleaning up those big Spotify or Dropbox caches.
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As in The Hunger Games, special caches, including crates and llamas, are dropped to encourage players to go to the same areas.
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Making multispectral technology commonplace will require lower-priced equipment for researchers to decipher ancient texts stored in remote caches around the world.
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Along the way, you seek out caches of weapons, armor, and healables, while also collecting building materials by breaking down existing structures.
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In 2015, a hacker called Ping ran an infamous dark web forum called Hell, where cybercriminals distributed large caches of stolen data.
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The team smartly caches thumbnails and files as needed, so it never feels like you are waiting for a file to download.
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But stockpiling massive caches of toilet paper and bottled water for insular forts will only lead to more shortages and more stress.
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In raid after raid, more "secret dens" containing caches of arms have been uncovered and more "cells" of militants have been destroyed.
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Socialist weapons caches and cursed commercial districts lie in equal ruin while leaders and commoners alike champion the ideals that buried them.
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Conquistadors raiding the Aztec palaces hoping to find huge caches of gold and silver, were disappointed to find tons of beans instead.
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Point Finder towards /Library/Caches/ (Go to Folder from the Go menu or Shift+Option+G) and you'll see a picture called com.apple.desktop.admin.
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"Squirrels spatially chunked their caches by nut species but only when caching food that was foraged from a single location," the authors explained.
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Scans sometimes reveal element caches useful for crafting, but again, that felt a bit like one relatively useless feature in service of another.
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Squirrels, like humans, can be trust fund kids, benefitting from caches of spruce cones left behind by older generations, according to new research.
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Over the last couple of months, Guccifer 2.0 has publicly released several caches of individual documents, but not full emails in this style.
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All the while, prosecutors from the U.S. attorney's office were collecting caches of documents from the authority, including those related to lead inspections.
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Last month, police seized what is thought to be one of the largest ever caches of high-powered explosives uncovered in the city.
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The company vets organizations that seek to run ads about federal candidates, and it caches many of them in a publicly available archive.
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DC Leaks, which previously exposed the personal emails of Colin Powell, provided POLITICO with the passwords to access two new caches of emails.
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CleanMyMac X cleans all junk hiding in all corners of your macOS, including unneeded files like broken downloads, logs, useless localizations, and outdated caches.
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Just above that are a few CPU memory caches, which are also very fast, very small, and very expensive (but a bit less so).
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Over the course of the game you'll encounter huge enemies with glowing weak spots, and caches of supplies conveniently placed before a big battle.
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Instead, it only caches as little information as necessary (including your handles) and then pulls the rest of the information from GitHub as needed.
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They used an online file-sharing ring which disseminated caches of pornographic material featuring the sexual abuse or exploitation of minors, the police said.
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The app now caches (or pre-buffers) two separate outcomes, based on viewer's choices, in order to ensure no break in the live action.
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The wisdom of this approach is also widely observable in nature; many species store food in caches to be consumed at a later time.
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Israeli forces regularly carry out raids against suspected militants and arms caches in the West Bank, land the Palestinians want for a future state.
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And last month, police seized what is thought to be one of the largest ever caches of high-powered explosives uncovered in the city.
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Each year since 2011, the security firm SplashData has released a list of the most commonly used passwords, based on caches of leaked account credentials.
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Beyond the instruction set CPUs, are actually pretty simple and just made up of a few key components: cores, CPU caches, and the system bus.
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The presence of large weapon caches is another criterion used in their assessment, as Sterman said it speaks to the organizational aspect of the attack.
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As "scatter-hoarders," squirrels create lots of little caches where they store their food, lest a natural disaster or crafty competitor wipe out their stockpile.
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The group declared a ceasefire in 2011 and handed over weapons caches in April 2017, bringing a close to Western Europe's last major armed insurgency.
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A lot of that information, while it hasn't been released officially, we were able to piece it together by using web caches and so forth.
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So far Israel has confined its response to actions inside Syria, where it has occasionally bombed weapons caches and Iranian arms convoys bound for Hizbullah.
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Cersei is most likely planning to spread the deadly wildfire throughout the city, using the secret caches hidden at strategic points, if King Tommen dies.
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In one Slack conversation on June 27, erratic pasted a long list of compressed filenames and their sizes, indicating they were caches of hacked files.
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It's a growing industry, with new caches being hidden and special events organized every year, that is helping keep the town afloat amidst economic struggles.
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Following complaints that the site's search algorithm was only thinly veiling caches of hateful propaganda, YouTube decided to exclude some users from monetizing their content.
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The files were "honeypots"—caches of documents that fool hackers into thinking they are inside a target's system when they are actually inside a replica.
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It was a deadly reminder of the persistence of makeshift chemical weapons in Syria despite an international effort to destroy the country's chemical weapons caches.
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During the Bronze Age, a nomadic tribe called the Yamnaya poured out of Central Asia and into Europe, carrying caches of psychoactive weed with them.
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And Colonel Dillon said Thursday that airstrikes had killed senior ISIS leaders and destroyed weapons caches and other military targets in Mayadin and Abu Kamal.
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Additionally, 2202 medical stations for low priority patients have been deployed and two Disaster Medical Assistance Teams (DMAT's) caches have been put on the island.
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"We will look for arms caches and detect mercenaries, so that we can restore calm," Marcel de Souza, president of the ECOWAS commission, told reporters overnight.
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Twenty-five of the air strikes took place in Iraq, with 10 of them hitting tactical units, weapons caches and other Islamic State targets near Mosul.
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Now when the UI needs data, it subscribes to immutable data from a data store that is backed by caches in memory (Guava) and on disk.
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As they retreated, IS leaders hid weapons caches and millions of dollars in the vast Syrian desert, and reconstituted their movement as a guerrilla fighting force.
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Though the geocaching community itself uses the word 'treasure' to describe caches, the word has a different meaning within the community than it does outside it.
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WikiLeaks has published caches of classified documents on numerous occasions, and it's come under widespread criticism for disseminating hacked emails from Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Given that sensitive data is still floating around in search engine caches, it's a good idea to reset your account passwords and enable two-factor authentication.
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Customers discovered that they could not only buy plane tickets online but also tap into huge caches of information in order to get the best deals.
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Sheep, which when killed release dragonflies, which in turn allow Spyro to endure extra damage, are the almost equivalent of power-ups or hidden weapons caches.
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The incredible swathe of influence Odd Future had—and continue to have—on vast caches of the teenage population is one of a double-edged sword.
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Muggles are everywhere, and the parks department is active in pruning trees and cleaning the parks, say local geocachers, making it more difficult to hide caches.
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After those shootings, dozens of young white men have been arrested for making similar shooting threats — and in some cases, police uncovered large caches of weapons.
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Whether or not scientists achieve this forecasting hat trick, these cycles of inflation and eruption will make more sense as Axial's magma caches come into focus.
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To do this in Safari, you first need to enable the Develop menu (see the step above), then you can open it and choose Empty Caches.
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When you glance at the specs for a computer you're planning to buy you might see a mention of these caches, usually labelled L43, L2, and L3.
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With the new data consumption system, which caches music ahead of time to stream via 3G, users can actually listen to much more music with wireless data.
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And in these abysmal depths lay untold billions in sunken gold, silver, and emeralds, not to mention priceless caches of cultural history thought to be lost forever.
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MacOS Sierra also has other features in place to save space, including the automatic clearing of logs and caches, a smaller installer and alerts for unused installers.
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It has been edited to reflect that Geocaching does not condone the burial of caches, and that there was no formal press release sent to media outlets.
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It then uses a tiered storage architecture that caches the most often used data in memory, with less often used data on SSDs and traditional hard drives.
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Explosives and bigger weapons are being cleared from caches nationwide and a few guns will remain for security at 26 camps until they close on Aug. 1.
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The strikes near the key city hit six groups of Islamic State fighters as well as two vehicles, three weapons caches, a mortar system and other targets.
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Even more controversially, as part of making pages faster, the AMP project uses caches of pages on CDNs — which are hosted by Google (and also Cloudflare now).
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Daenerys' father had instructed Jaime to "burn them all," by setting the caches of wildfire all around King's Landing ablaze and killing every man, woman, and child.
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In Iraq, 13 strikes near six cities denied access to terrain and destroyed assembly areas, supply caches and a rocket rail, among other targets, the statement said.
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Usually they don't resort to leaking large caches of files—at least to our knowledge—but in this case it sounds like someone may have pissed them off.
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One year after his death, she returned to the mountain and workers helped her install three rescue caches – something that could have possibly saved her late husband's life.
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Security force have tried to disarm tribesmen, which had seized large caches of light and heavy weapons from Saddam Hussein's army in the chaos following the 2003 invasion.
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The leaked data was automatically cached by search engines, so Cloudflare has worked with Google, Bing, Yahoo, Baidu and other companies to scrub sensitive data from their caches.
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As exemplified by the seven-foot Fork and Beans cache (number 110 of 150 on the tour) the caches that Barker and Vanier created are elaborate, handcrafted designs.
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Or could some of the costly objets d'art that are displayed in Claire's white-on-white living room represent samples from larger caches of purloined treasures stashed elsewhere?
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The strikes were carried out against ISIS fighters, buildings, oil facilities, vehicles, tunnels, weapons caches and improvised explosive device facilities, according to a statement issued by the coalition.
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Residents said the police sometimes search homes for forbidden books and suspect items such as prayer mats, using special equipment to check walls and floors for hidden caches.
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Its team has emergency medical caches stationed in Florida, the Carolinas, and along the Gulf Coast, and are ready to provide first-aid supplies to those in need.
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China can use caches of personal information and combine them with artificial intelligence to better target American intelligence officers and other officials, Attorney General William P. Barr said.
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For the first time, Black would learn the secrets that the Third Reich had hidden in Czechoslovakia at war's end, tucked inside caches of Nazi rosters and records.
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In addition to its ability to handle 64 threads of processing at a time, AMD claims the refined architecture will offer better boost and faster caches than its predecessor.
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Then, let us propose that at some point, some unidentifiable point, caches of other files started appearing there too—files comprised of logs of search histories and browser activities.
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The $5 Adware Doctor app is supposed "clean" your Mac of, well, adware, by "removing extensions, cookies, caches to restore your browser" but it doesn't do any of that.
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Even if one of these caches had been pre-deployed to either territory, it would not be sufficient to provide the long-term, widespread response needed for the territories.
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The computer will get rid of files you'll never use again, like Safari web caches, old mail, Mac App Store inactive downloads, old iPhone backups, and other documents automatically.
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Asim Bajwa said intelligence agencies, the army and Rangers had already launched several raids around Punjab following the attack, arresting an unspecified number of suspects and recovering arms caches.
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Mask traders in Shanghai say they have wasted time bargaining over rumored caches of masks before concluding that the only reliable suppliers are top managers at the factories themselves.
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Mask traders in Shanghai say they have wasted time bargaining over rumored caches of masks before concluding that the only reliable suppliers are top managers at the factories themselves.
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Israel hit scores of military posts and weapons caches across Gaza, and also leveled a Hamas television station, radio station and office building, and the group's military intelligence headquarters.
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Bowden: I think that when you look at something in retrospect, reports of sightings of troops or weapons caches gain greater significance because we now understand what it meant.
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An Alabama official figured it would not be long before pledges are conscripted to hold caches of phones until the fourth quarter so their fraternity brothers could leave early.
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If that data is on our own machine, we stop there; if not, we check our local network, and then we start checking router caches and CDN stores, etc.
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Demonstrators are using today's networking tools to muster their ranks, share safety tips and organize caches of food and water, even as they take steps to hide their identities.
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Speaking in Washington in February 20143, Mr. Shapiro, the assistant secretary of state for political-military affairs, described efforts to "galvanize an international response" to find and destroy arms caches.
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The app can be used to monitor a race in real time, but it also caches each race in the cloud so officials can review races at a later date.
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In January, the self-titled "Fancy Bears' Hack Team," believed to be Russian state-sponsored, resurfaced and released several small caches of documents stolen from the World Anti-Doping Association.
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While in Jezero Crater, the robot will dig up tantalizing rock samples that might contain evidence of past life on Mars and store those materials in caches on the surface.
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This way your computer never actually registers the actual URL, never caches any of the data, and any traces left won't match up with any database or even each other.
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So, Google says, there won't be any data from a previous customer sitting in any of the GPU's caches when the next customer starts spinning it up for their tasks.
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These caches are designed to provide first responders with medical, rescue, communications, technical support and logistics for teams to be self-sufficient up to 72 hours in a disaster zone.
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Cloudflare Chief Technology Officer John Graham-Cumming said the problem had been fixed quickly and most of the exposed data removed from the caches of search engines like Alphabet's Google.
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It has repeatedly targeted military positions in Syria near the border after stray projectiles crossed into Israeli-controlled areas, and it has struck Hezbollah convoys and weapons caches inside Syria.
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Hours later, they had built a web-based tool that allowed any journalist to search for their byline and grab their articles based on caches from Google's AMP web pages.
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Even though the Yamnaya were prolific dope users, which scientists have discerned from large caches of archaeological evidence, weed has been cultivated throughout Eurasia for hundreds of thousands of years.
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Enemy bunkers, tunnels as well as food and weapon caches found by America's D/16th Armor in the Tuy Hoa Valley made it clear the war was far from won.
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Recent news accounts and videos of agents destroying water caches suggest that Cantú's account is accurate, though the Border Patrol has also said it does not condone life-threatening vandalism.
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If you are still concerned about old macOS Quick Look caches compromising your security, Digita Security chief research officer Patrick Wardle has posted instructions on how to clear macOS' thumbnail cache.
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Though readers, critics, and especially biographers have long romanticized the discovery of caches of personal effects in the homes of writers, the ins-and-outs of their unearthing are decidedly unglamorous.
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In Iraq, 15 strikes, nine of which focused on Ramadi and Sinjar, targeted several tactical units and destroyed heavy machine guns, supply caches, explosive devices and rocket rails, the statement said.
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You can donate to the humanitarian aid organization here to help them deliver medical aid to affected areas, and send medical caches with first-aid supplies and vital medications to Florida.
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To understand the appeal for chefs of these pop-ups and residencies, think about the Instagram posts, the email-address caches, the preview news items, even the occasional reviews they generate.
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But apparently, above all, the Modernist members enjoy imbibing — the club employs a veteran mixologist, and the walls are lined with members' personal caches of liquors, some secured with biometric locks.
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Using that platform, the researchers can find other related content, allowing them to find vast caches of illegal or banned content that would otherwise and for the most part go unseen.
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The internet group he founded, WikiLeaks, published caches of classified American government communications, as well as emails hacked by Russian intelligence clearly intended to damage the presidential candidacy of Hillary Clinton.
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They're usually clean, in-and-out jobs: robbing the upper middle class of small caches of jewelry and money, nothing that could get them in serious trouble if they were caught.
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That's quite the relief: pyroclastic flows, on average, travel at 5383 miles (128 kilometers) per hour, and their tumbling caches of gas and ash can reach temperatures of 22,214°F (700°C).
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A lot of extremely intelligent people are working hard on scaling these blockchains, with initiatives like Lightning and Plasma — write caches for which blockchains serve as the master repository, to greatly oversimply.
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Plenty of animals can perform incredible feats of "intelligence," like chickadees that can remember the locations of food caches, honeybees that can do math, or octopuses with their surprising problem-solving abilities.
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For example, In 2015 Barker teamed up with Wilberforce resident Joanne Vanier to raise funds for a GeoTour—a collection of up to 150 caches laid out to be found in sequence.
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She couldn't access the refractive index of her greenhouse panels, the contents of her secure caches, the Bulgarian folk playlist she'd assembled, the messages in her queue, or the local weather forecast.
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Even as foreign forces worked to seize nuclear sites and materials, stocks of chemical weapons would be scattered around the country, along with caches of conventional weapons in underground tunnels and facilities.
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ISIS also still presents a challenge in Iraq, where last month the US-led military coalition carried out 33 air or artillery strikes targeting ISIS fighters, buildings, tunnels, weapons caches and vehicles.
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Q: In the days and weeks leading up to the actual start of the battle, there were some warning signs of activity, like uncovered weapons caches and movement in the surrounding areas.
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That means that whatever data Google has about a person through its consumer-facing services, such as Gmail, Google Maps, and YouTube, can't be combined with caches of scrubbed Mayo medical records.
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Guccifer 20163 followed up on the release of lawmakers' personal data with large caches of internal party documents, starting with some documents related to House races in Florida, including Ms. Taddeo's contest.
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The haenyeo opened up to Kim about how other photographers had captured them carrying heavy caches of abalone, tired and with unphotogenic expressions on their faces―only natural given their heavy loads.
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But even when you go through all the steps to wipe your account, the odds are high that Facebook still has deep caches of all your user data, which is can still use.
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My least favorite part of Rage 2 is destroying a goon hideout and then spending 20 minutes trying to find all of the hidden item caches I need to get a better pistol.
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After all, if you know a little dragonpit history, you know that King Aerys, aka the Mad King, stored caches of wildfire all over King's Landing, in case his enemies ever attacked him.
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Image: APA series of potentially calamitous leaks in India leave as many as 130 million people at risk of fraud or worse after caches of biometric and other personal data became accessible online.
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Technologists are modifying existing mapping software to produce "geographic profiling" programs that show which areas should be searched or put under surveillance first in the hunt for hideouts, bomb workshops and weapons caches.
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As recently as Sunday, the objectives of American airstrikes included a range of Islamic State targets near the city, including tunnels, weapon caches, mortars and vehicles, according to the military command in Baghdad.
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The forms of violence that I observed and was complicit in were subtler—the destruction of food and water caches, a pervasive attitude of dismissal and neglect, a persistent use of dehumanizing slurs.
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Later versions of Redactron word processors came with monitor screens for text, separate printers, greater memory caches, smaller consoles, faster processing speeds and more programmed features to smooth the writing and editing tasks.
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In nine years as a geocacher, Mr. Jacobowitz has discovered more than 8,200 caches, as the treasures are known, ranking him very near the top of the heap among New York City players.
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Last month the US-led military coalition battling ISIS conducted 33 air or artillery strikes against ISIS targets in Iraq, targeting fighters, buildings, tunnels, weapons caches, and vehicles, according to a coalition statement.
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The tech giants are planning to lean more heavily on machine learning, planning to have bots develop their own strategies from scratch by examining large caches of data from past games, or repeated experimentation.
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The pseudorandom order from multiple locations put the greatest memory burden on their tiny little rodent brains, so the animals should have needed a mneumonic to accurately remember their caches even more than before.
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In Iraq, 19 strikes near eight cities struck several tactical units, a financial storage center and a headquarters and destroyed boats, vehicles, supply caches and a tunnel system, among other targets, the statement said.
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As many readers likely know, the novel Fahrenheit 451 is set in a future in which books are illegal, and instead of putting out fires, "firemen" hunt down caches of literature and burn them.
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Matthew Trevithick, who had traveled to Iran to study Farsi, told CNN that interrogators at Iran's Evin Prison also accused him of having access to millions of dollars and knowledge of secret weapons caches.
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Authorities also accused him of having access to bank accounts containing millions of dollars and knowing the locations of weapons caches that had secretly been planted around the country in preparation for a coup.
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Banbreach believes some of the passwords used to trick victims came from the LinkedIn and Anti-Public Combo list data breaches, the latter being a large collection of various data caches from multiple sources.
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The New York Times reported last month that United States Army commandos were helping to locate and destroy caches of ballistic missiles and launching sites that Houthi rebels were using to attack Saudi cities.
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But in spite of the dire prognoses and obvious strain the virus has put on hospitals' supply caches, Trump continued to question whether or not there was foul play involved in the masks' disappearances.
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The hackers, working under the made-up name of Guccifer 2.0, used social media tools to invite individual reporters to request specific caches of documents, handing them out the way political operatives distribute scoops.
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Colonel Sonny Leggett, a spokesman for U.S. forces in Afghanistan, said on Monday most of these killed were struck by the gunfire of militants or from detonations of their explosives caches or suicide vests.
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The Dark Overlord, a hacking group that has previously breached a Netflix-linked production studio and other high profile targets, often sends reporters caches of stolen material before then dumping parts of it publicly.
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The NSA is one of the world's most notoriously secretive and powerful government agencies, guarding its powerful hacking tools and massive caches of collected data under layers of security clearances and world-class technical protections.
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Highlighting security issues, police in Kazakhstan's biggest city Almaty said they had found five caches of petrol bombs, metal rods and gasoline containers near its two main squares, where rallies have been called for Saturday.
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There's nothing inherently bad about this data—it's actually intended to make your apps faster—but over months and years these caches can sometimes become bloated and the cause of some sluggishness on your device.
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It's also possible that the new OS is just smaller in size than the previous one, or that rebooting your phone and clearing caches always makes it a bit snappier and frees up some storage.
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Although Google, Yahoo, Bing and other search engines worked to scrub the data before Cloudflare publicly disclosed the bug, researchers reported today that they were still finding samples of leaked data in search engine caches.
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Minutes after rolling my eyes at the Good Prepper, Dutch, I was absorbed in trying to find one of the game's new hidden caches, light environmental puzzles that did more for me than I expected.
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That's why it's testing a new feature called Instant Videos that downloads and caches Facebook videos to your phone while you're on Wi-Fi so you can watch them later on the go for free.
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It does not appear any one thread triggered the ban, but caches of the community from last night show r/incels briefly displayed the following message—The moderators of this subreddit have set it to private.
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But there is a twist: The former Russian spy also helped pass intelligence to the United States government on key national security matters, including al-Qaeda's weapons caches and North Korea's attempts to develop nuclear weapons.
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As hacked caches become a much more common source for important stories, maybe it's time for journalists, and readers, to assess what is really being asked when a media outlet dives into a freshly released dump.
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These animals generally fall into two camps: Larder-hoarders, like bees and hamsters, that accumulate food stores in one location, and scatter-hoarders, like wood mice and marsh tits, that distribute food in many small caches.
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The things that worry me are things like campaign finance reform and the use of dark ads and unlimited caches of money to target people at a really minute and discrete level with misleading political ads.
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AVAILABLE ONLINE Packaging using the "Dank Vapes" name until recently was available on Amazon, according to caches of the product links, and a Reuters review shows they are still widely available elsewhere on the Internet. Amazon.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Two large caches of bombs, explosives and ammunition, intended for use in "terrorist operations" in public areas, have been found in eastern and western Iran, the Islamic Republic's ministry of intelligence said on Wednesday.
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With virtually no public discussion or debate, the Army commandos are helping locate and destroy caches of ballistic missiles and launch sites that Houthi rebels in Yemen are using to attack Riyadh and other Saudi cities.
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Authorities have discovered caches of explosives and improvised bombs on multiple occasions since protests began in June over a bill that would have allowed Hong Kong to extradite suspected criminals to mainland China to face trial.
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In Iraq, nine strikes near seven cities hit two units of Islamic State fighters, a weapons caches and several pieces of equipment, among other targets, the Combined Joint Task Force said in the statement released on Wednesday.
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"The so-called See Through the Wall (SSTTW) system would also "be able to detect hidden passages and rooms inside of a structure," as well as "map the structure and detect hidden rooms, passages, alcoves, caches, etc.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - CIA Director Mike Pompeo said on Thursday there are large caches of weapons in Venezuela and a risk of them falling into the wrong hands as the country grapples with economic crisis and street protests.
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President Wilson arrives on the scene with lines like, "Let's party," while his stash of firearms includes a huge double-barreled shotgun that slots into place from two rotating caches stored in his suit's giant shoulder blades.
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A mine with Pakistan ordinance markings was among caches of ammunition retrieved following intelligence reports of likely attacks on routes used by devout Hindus who trek to the region's holy Amarnath cave every year, the officials said.
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The mining station buzzes with activity; drifting in orbit around an unnamed gas giant, it's home to a small colony of civilian ships and floating supply caches, flitting in and out of the station like worker bees.
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Cheam Mom, his wife, had watched with increasing unease as he left time after time, heading out to range the woods with camera and cellphone, looking for caches of illegal logs and the loggers who felled them.
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The goal of a geocacher completing a GeoTour is to find all of its caches, while the goal for the host of a GeoTour is to draw in tourists and visitors to the area of the tour.
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In Iraq, 22 strikes hit near twelve cities hit multiple targets, including nine units of militant fighters as well as weapons caches, vehicles and other targets, the Combined Joint Task Force said in a statement on Friday.
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Ravens have long been observed taking extra care to hide food caches when another raven is present, but as the study itself notes, this behavior could have been attributed to visual cues displayed by the observing raven.
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The Department of Justice suggested that the data theft was part of an organized effort by China's military and intelligence services to assemble caches of personal information on Americans to better target intelligence officers and other officials.
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It is not uncommon for mass graves and old weapons caches to be uncovered during excavations to build shopping centers or upscale hotels in the country, which became a tourist hot spot after the conflict had ended.
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Companies eager to keep their records confidential had pushed for the change, but it also served the interests of judges and court clerks inundated with increasingly complex product-liability cases and huge caches of documents accompanying them.
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When some think about the Russian government's interference in the 2016 US election, they may only really recall the caches of emails stolen from the Democratic National Committee and John Podesta, which Wikileaks and others subsequently dumped online.
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The security officials said a mine with Pakistan ordinance markings was among caches of ammunition retrieved following intelligence reports of likely attacks on routes used by devout Hindus who trek to the region's holy Amarnath cave every year.
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David Cicilline, who twice reminded him he was testifying under oath, Amazon Associate General Counsel Nate Sutton said that his company does not use the massive caches of user data it collects to tailor its own product lines.
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According to Geocaching HQ, a company that created one of the largest websites for the geocaching community in 2120, there are currently more than three million of these caches hidden in more than 190 countries around the world.
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But the Times reports that the Green Berets "are training Saudi ground troops to secure their border," and "helping locate and destroy caches of ballistic missiles and launch sites" that the Houthis have used to attack Saudi Arabia.
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In Gaza on Friday, the Israel Defense Forces responded to the killing of a soldier by Palestinian militants with waves of airstrikes on bases and weapons caches maintained by Hamas, the militant group that controls the Gaza Strip.
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People buy those caches and then use the usernames and passwords not only to infiltrate the accounts for the stolen service (provided the service hasn't reset all passwords) but also other services where users may reuse the same credentials.
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The strikes there hit an Islamic State headquarters and nine Islamic State units of fighters as well as various weaponry, including a heavy machine gun, three large machine guns, two weapons caches, and four mortar systems, the coalition said.
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Yes, there are walk-around elements that see you wandering around your neighborhood in search of "Tappables," or caches of basic resources of the kind you'd find readily available even just a few minutes into a fresh Minecraft game.
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"To accomplish this, the SDF have been conducting a series of back clearance operations aimed at identifying any remaining Daesh terrorists previously hidden that remain in the area and eliminating any remaining Daesh weapons caches," said a second tweet.
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But about guns — you may be more radical than I am, given that you want to repeal the Second Amendment, while I'd be thrilled if we could just prohibit gun dealers from selling caches of weapons across state lines.
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In recent years, huge caches of sensitive data have been taken from individuals' Anthem health care files, Equifax credit bureau records, mortgage documents held by the title services company First American, Yahoo email accounts and even federal employment records.
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They are serene, sincere objects that meet the viewer without anything to hide — functional items like dishes, chairs, computer, clothes; sentimental objects like toys, mementos; painterly accoutrements, like tubes of acrylic, brushes, palettes; and small caches of books grouped by color.
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This new "container tab" feature, which is now available in the unstable Nightly Firefox release channel, provides you with four default identities (personal, work, shopping and banking) with their own stores for cookies, IndexedDB data store, local storage and caches.
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After all, there are systems out there that may have to temporarily store a recording of a person's voice without their consent — think of a VoIP call that caches audio for a fraction of a second in case of packet loss.
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According to National Geographic, it was on that same trip to the mountain range that Li's team began placing motion-activated cameras in the stone crevices that - thanks to observations of droppings and food caches - pikas are known to frequent.
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Among the dove-white wires, caches of fuses, and boxed up fluorescent lights, Embassy Electrical Supplies stocks London's finest olive oil—and that's not just heresy, they're the words of everyone from Gordon Ramsey to local quarterly The Jellied Eel.
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The fighting has moved to urban centers as security forces try to root out PKK militants who have dug trenches and erected barricades to protect weapon caches that authorities say they have been storing during a 2-1/2-year ceasefire.
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Geocaching, which is akin to an outdoor scavenger hunt, uses GPS to locate hidden caches with logbooks inside and predates the latest crop of augmented reality games; it was a fixture of internet culture at the turn of the millenium.
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The diplomats did not give precise numbers for diverted weapons on sale in Mogadishu, but they said the arms helped to supply dealers who now sell weapons in the capital from the backs of vehicles or caches hidden in private villas.
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Why it matters: While there is no evidence that any malicious forces found the data left vulnerable by misconfiguring the file sharing protocol rsync, it is yet another reminder that data owners often leave huge caches of data exposed by accident.
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The US-led military coalition has backed the SDF with air and artillery strikes, conducting 645 strikes in Syria from January 13 to 26, destroying ISIS vehicles, buildings, vehicle borne improvised explosive devices, weapons caches, and an unmanned aircraft system.
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But far from American eyes, the terrorists seem to have built a working relationship with pirates that is helping them continue to refill weapons caches, coffers, and ranks of fighters, all prolonging the terror fight that has ravaged the impoverished country.
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But a Times investigation has learned that late last year a team of Green Berets arrived on Saudi Arabia's border to help destroy caches of ballistic missiles and launch sites that the rebels in Yemen are using to attack Saudi cities.
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Seventeen strikes near nine Iraqi cities hit three fuel tankers, an improvised explosive device factory and a facility and 10 tactical units as well as weapons caches and equipment used by the militant group, the Combined Joint Task Force said.
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Microtargeting lets campaigns tap Facebook's vast caches of data to reach specific audiences with pinpoint accuracy, going after voters in certain neighborhoods, jobs and age ranges, or even serving up ads only to fans of certain television shows or sports teams.
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Around the same time period, Abu Turaab confirmed that besides assault rifles and other firearms he and his unit acquired from US military weapons caches bequeathed to the Iraqi government, he also used Canadian night vision goggles originally sold to Iraqi Special Forces.
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It would be laughable to suggest that at four different times in four different locations Syrian bombers just happened to hit hidden caches of nerve agents -- all the more so since there is no firm evidence that anti-government fighters even possess them.
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Whether it's FEMA, the Congressional Budget Office or an outside consultant, they should compare the costs of creating and maintaining those caches, with the premium price paid to the private sector to supply those resources and that equipment at the last moment.
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Mr. Assange, the editor of WikiLeaks, rose to global fame in 22012 for releasing huge caches of highly classified American government communications that exposed the underbelly of its wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and its sometimes cynical diplomatic maneuvering around the world.
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The Flatiron Institute , which is in an eleven-story fin-de-siècle building on the corner of Twenty-first Street and Fifth Avenue, is devoted exclusively to computational science—the development and application of algorithms to analyze enormous caches of scientific data.
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In these past few harassment-story-saturated weeks, women have appeared in caches of 10 and 20, finally sheltered by the weight of their own numbers and the relative, if cold, comfort of corroboration, telling story after story of intimidation and predation.
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Israeli forces regularly carry out raids in the West Bank against suspected militants and arms caches, and the operation on Tuesday did not appear to come in response to a Palestinian truck-ramming attack that killed four Israeli soldiers in Jerusalem on Sunday.
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Some of the green blasts seen going off during this most recent sack could have been old hidden caches from the Mad King's day or new barrels that Cersei placed in strategic locations, perhaps a defensive strategy to fight dragon fire with wildfire.
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Caches are often situated near offbeat landmarks, like Tom's Restaurant in Morningside Heights, which stood in for the diner on "Seinfeld," or the Midtown subway grate where Marilyn Monroe's white dress famously fluttered, or the TriBeCa firehouse where the Ghostbusters gang convened.
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ISIS has been driven to just a few towns in the area and the US and its coalition allies conducted 184 air and artillery strikes last week targeting the terror group's last remaining territory, striking command and control centers, weapons caches and vehicles.
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Caches of the former GOP presidential candidate's page show that the page was altered sometime between Saturday, February 17 and Sunday, February 18, the day the Republican governor criticized President Donald Trump and Congress on CNN over their inaction on gun violence.
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If you hit your home button, you can see your iPhone working through different apps, graying them out and replacing their names with "Cleaning..." This likely means that your phone is removing a bunch of unused data and things like cookies, caches and histories.
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In the 1960s, American intelligence officials were seeking ways to diversify their information caches, so that information would be easier to share among operatives, and so that if foreign agents managed to destroy one cache, they wouldn't be destroying all of the military's intel.
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Indian officials said a mine with Pakistan ordinance marking was among caches of ammunition, explosives and weapons retrieved following intelligence reports of likely attacks on routes used by hundreds of thousands of devout Hindus who trek to the region's holy Amarnath cave every year.
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" Doomsday preppers, who gather online and in real life to discuss tactics for surviving the breakdown of society with bomb shelters and caches of supplies, have gained prominence in recent years through shows like the National Geographic Channel's "Doomsday Preppers" and Discovery's "Doomsday Bunkers.
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Police forces and federal agencies around the country have bought relatively cheap tools to unlock up-to-date iPhones and bypass their encryption, according to a Motherboard investigation based on several caches of internal agency documents, online records, and conversations with law enforcement officials.
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Though a handful of adventurers have used kites to ride the winds across the continent or arranged for caches of food and fuel to be dropped along the way, the accomplished English polar explorer Ben Saunders was the last to attempt a solo, unsupported crossing.
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The New York Times broke the story Thursday that a team of about a dozen Green Beret commandos have been deployed on Saudi Arabia's border with Yemen since December, helping the kingdom's forces find and destroy Houthi missile caches and launch sites, among other roles.
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Joe Biden's huge night, the decision of a bunch of candidates to exit the race who otherwise would have snagged caches of delegates, and the collapse of both Michael Bloomberg and Elizabeth Warren on election night has made the presidential election a two-candidate race.
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This summer, Washington put in place a plan aimed at convincing Turkey the Syrian Kurds were not a threat that included requiring the Kurds to blow up tunnels, dismantle berms and dig up ammunition caches put in place to prepare for a potential Turkish attack.
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Some cite the conviction in January of four volunteers from the Unitarian Universalist Church in Tucson on charges of abandonment of property after they left caches of food and water in an Arizona wildlife refuge where migrants have died while crossing into the United States.
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Mexican criminal organizations require extensive personnel and vast caches of assault rifles and other weapons — 853 percent of which come from the US — to defend their "plazas" (strategic points along the drug supply chain) from other gangs and from the Mexican police and military.
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Today, there are calls for federal surveillance of mosques in the name of preventing terrorist attacks; a century ago, it was state laws that allowed the warrantless search of convents and churches in search of supposedly trapped women and purported secret Catholic weapons caches.
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That data, after being processed on the CPU caches, is then sent back out to the general memory (also known as RAM) for the computer, and then possibly onto the storage drive, and it all gets to your eyeballs because it goes through the graphics processing unit.
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In a new study in Royal Society Open Science, scientists from University of California Berkeley report that nut-hoarding squirrels are quite particular about their food caches, putting their nuts away in neat little groupings—a strategy that helps them remember where all their hiding places are.
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The easiest step would be for antitrust agencies to consider opposing mergers of companies that combine large caches of consumer data if that data can enhance market power, such as Apple's acquisition of the music recognition app Shazam, said Diana Moss, president of the American Antitrust Institute.
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" Explaining the delay in announcing the leak, Cloudflare says its "natural inclination was to get news of the bug out as quickly as possible," but that it felt it "had a duty of care to ensure that search engine caches were scrubbed before a public announcement.
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"The smartest thing to do, based on experience, would be to allow everything to become very decentralized, create some command, and control capacity that you could do in a guerrilla and insurgency fashion, allow decentralized weapons caches, things like that and allow very loose resistance," said Coombs.
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The Indian advisory was issued after the local government in Kashmir said a mine with Pakistani ordinance markings was among caches of ammunition retrieved following intelligence reports of likely attacks on routes used by devout Hindus who trek to the region's holy Amarnath cave every year.
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Intelligence gathering and the cooperation of the civilian population will be key for advancing troops to avoid booby traps and to find weapons caches placed across the city as part of Islamic State's urban warfare plan, said Baghdad-based analyst and former army general Jasim al-Bahadli.
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The website evokes the syncretic, multicultural wonders of Palmyra, many of which are now destroyed, through two caches of historical images: 18th-century etchings of Palmyra after the drawings of the architect Louis-François Cassas, and 19th-century photographs by Louis Vignes, a French naval officer.
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As for getting rid of the cache of temporary files stored on your computer by Safari, you need to first open the Advanced tab in Preferences, then tick Show Develop menu in menu bar, then open the aforementioned Develop menu (which has magically appeared), then pick Empty Caches.
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When Turkey threatened to invade northern Syria to sweep Kurdish forces off its border, the United States carried out a plan that required the Kurds to blow up tunnels, destroy trenches and dig up ammunition caches they had put in place to defend against a possible Turkish attack.
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It turns out that obsidian has helped establish and protect more than one early civilization (lookin' at you, Children of the Forest!) In Game of Thrones, one of the largest caches of Dragonglass is at Dragonstone, the former home of Stannis Baratheon, and current headquarters of Team Khaleesi.
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They are caches of select objects that are supposed to be so intimately bound up in what a group of people does that they become identifiable through these objects, so that another group might formulate an account of how they lived and were meaningful to each other and themselves.
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TOURISTS FLEE The Indian advisory was issued after the local government in Kashmir said a mine with Pakistani ordinance markings was among caches of ammunition retrieved following intelligence reports of likely attacks on routes used by devout Hindus who trek to the region's holy Amarnath cave every year.
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Quant fund managers — who feed huge caches of data to sophisticated, proprietary algorithms to find inefficiencies in the market they can exploit for profit — are struggling to keep pace with the broader market, and some funds, like the once-promising R&F Capital, are shuttering their doors altogether.
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Why it matters: Look for Big Tech, with caches of data about billions of people around the globe, to power the next jumps in financial technology ("fintech"), keeping users reined within their own, ever-expanding platforms and absorbing billions in profit that otherwise would have gone to traditional financiers.
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Test No. 2 suggests there might be a very short timeframe on the OnePlus 6 where the phone's face unlock either caches your real face (based on the "100 identifiers" the software uses to detect a face) slightly weakening the security when it's quickly shown a paper printout.
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Jan-Marc Jouas, the former deputy commander of US forces in South Korea, said the initial phases of any offensive against North Korea depend on American and South Korean planes being able to hit Kim's nuclear facilities, military bases, chemical and biological weapons caches, radar systems, and missile defense arrays.
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The United States military has provided limited but significant aid to the Saudi-led campaign in Yemen, including refueling aircraft, sharing intelligence and sending Army commandos to the Saudi-Yemeni border to locate and destroy caches of ballistic missiles that Iran-backed Houthi rebels have used to attack Saudi cities.
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One of my chief wintertime pleasures is to leave whole peanuts out for the squirrels to hide in their secret caches under the leaf litter and in the forks of trees — and then to watch the wily blue jays digging them up and carrying them away to their own hidy-holes.
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The networks responsible, from street dealers using dead letter boxes and forest caches to people at the top dealing hundreds of grams, were operating primarily around Tallinn in the north and to a lesser extent in Ida-Viru County, in the country's east, where Estonia shares a border with Russia.
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Assange remained in the embassy, over time apparently wearing out Ecuador's patience; while he was there, Wikileaks released caches of hacked emails from Democratic Party email systems, Assange's Twitter DMs with Donald Trump Jr. (in which he begged for an ambassadorship) leaked, and the official Wikileaks Twitter account began posting far-right diatribes.
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According to an official with the Marines branch of Mexico's armed forces, who asked not to be named as he was not authorized to speak to the press, 11 caches of drugs stashed in liquor stores and at least two underground tunnels controlled by the Union cartel were uncovered in Tuesday's raid.
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The areas this test flagged up as worth searching had an average of 4.8 villages in them, and NATO records of discoveries of Taliban commanders and weapons caches showed that the density of such discoveries in these flagged areas was 35 times that of discoveries in the two provinces as a whole.
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The program offers tips for desert survival in the form of poetry recited in several different languages, and logs the coordinates of known water caches, offering a vital tool for people crossing, for instance, the Mexico–US border in southern California, where the artists developed and tested it between 2009 and 2012.
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The procession of plates is dizzying: lamb shank like a gauntlet thrown down among swollen prunes and slivered almonds; chicken wallowing with fleshy green olives and mellowed arcs of preserved lemon; bastilla, a flaking meat pie under a drift of icing sugar; m'smen, a many-layered flatbread with secret caches of butter.
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In January, a panel of experts appointed by the Security Council to monitor sanctions in Yemen reported that the Houthis had on more than one occasion gone so far as to use African migrants "as human shields" in buildings that had previously been targeted by airstrikes, or where weapons caches were claimed to be stored.
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People at the very top of the wealth distribution tend not to fill out surveys and carefully document how much they have, and they are also far more likely to have large caches of wealth hidden offshore, Gabriel Zucman, an economist at the University of California, and one the world's leading inequality researchers, told BuzzFeed News.
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"I have a network of bug-out locations, like if there's an emergency where my residence was no longer safe for myself and my family to be, and I needed to go to a family member's or friend's, I have a set of caches that are strategically placed along the route and at the location itself," he said.
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" In one particularly heinous illustration of the gravity of their crimes, the panel cited three UN and international humanitarian workers who claimed that "Houthi-Saleh forces had more than once housed African migrants and refugees as human shields in unused buildings in Aden previously targeted by airstrikes, or where weapons caches were claimed to be stored.
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It will now prevent developers from storing data on users that haven't used their services for three months; it's planning to audit thousands of apps that may still have caches of users' data; and Wednesday, it introduced a new privacy center page that attempts to make it easier for people to review and manage their data and who has access to it.
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The lion's share of "found" ISIS weapons were Warsaw Pact-era firearms and ammo caches that likely originated in Russia and China, but many more foreign-pattern arms "were purchased by the United States and Saudi Arabia" from E.U. nations to equip Syrian opposition forces "without authorisation"—that is, without getting permission from the supplying government to redistribute the weapons.
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Their products provide the primary line of defense for applications at some of the top companies the world and they've raised $106 M. Today, the company released Blackfish, a product that could help blunt the impact of stolen password caches from massive breaches like Yahoo (the mother of all breaches), Adobe and Home Depot to name but a few examples.
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To do this manually, in case you've browsed somewhere in regular mode you should have saved for incognito mode, head to your browser's settings screen: choose Show advanced settings then Clear browsing data in Chrome, Advanced then Network in Firefox, Choose what to clear under Clear browsing data in Microsoft Edge, and finally Advanced, Show Develop menu and then Develop and Empty Caches in Safari for macOS.
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Taking the strategic thinking behind the National Strategic Stockpile and the FEMA Task Force Equipment caches, and creating a broadened stockpile of first response equipment and materials, would not only speed up FEMA response (and as fast as FEMA is currently responding, every first responder wants to be able to respond even faster) but would reduce last-minute ramp ups from the private sector — which always cost a premium.
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Hezbollah is believed to have secretly amassed caches of explosives in the West for potential attacks on soft targets, and American prosecutors have brought charges against Iranians and people linked to Hezbollah who were allegedly gathering intelligence on vulnerable public locations in the US. In 2017, two men were charged by the Justice Department with quietly supporting the terror group for over a decade as they lived inconspicuous American lives.
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