Paul Armentano: This is a game of cat and mouse.
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Although, in the cat and mouse game of advertising vs.
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Then it simply becomes a game of cat and mouse.
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We're not talking about a game of cat and mouse.
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By definition, it becomes a game of cat and mouse.
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" The source added, "It's a never-ending cat and mouse game.
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How long can this "cat and mouse" thing really last, anyway?
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That's the way it is, kind of like cat and mouse.
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Season 1 was a simple and exhilarating game of cat-and-mouse.
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It depicts a grisly cat-and-mouse game between 2003 and 2009.
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Merely another element in the cat and mouse game of internet tax.
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"It's likely to always be a cat-and-mouse game," Hunt said.
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"It's like a game of cat and mouse out there," he reckons.
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It's just the cat-and-mouse nature of policing anything in technology.
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This helps focus the cat-and-mouse procedural at this season's center.
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This cat-and-mouse game is played out several times a day.
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Software companies and hackers are constantly playing a cat-and-mouse game.
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To Bethel, Alaska, to explore the cat-and-mouse games of bootleggers.
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It's a psychological cat-and-mouse game that he likes to play.
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That's always kind of a cat-and-mouse game, to some extent.
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And in China, it is a bit of a cat-and-mouse game.
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It seemed like a halfhearted but still dangerous game of cat and mouse.
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Today, we have puppets, a bat, and a game of cat-and-mouse.
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So, the cat-and-mouse game isn't over, but the dynamics have changed.
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It's going to have tense cat-and-mouse chases in crowded public areas.
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Authorities have been playing cat-and-mouse with dark web marketplaces for years.
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Update July 30th, 09:40AM ET: The cat-and-mouse game continues: KAT.
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This is a sort-of cat-and-mouse game around these campaign proposals.
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Like, this is some weird cat-and-mouse routine that both sides understand.
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Reuters' Philip Wen relates stories of this bleak game of cat and mouse.
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"We are playing a cat-and-mouse game with the Chinese," he said.
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In this cat-and-mouse game between government and press, the government won.
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Now, it's making its countermove in the cat-and-mouse game of online censorship.
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That sort of cat-and-mouse game has literally been going on for decades.
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The suspenseful, sexy, cat-and-mouse game of Killing Eve returns for season 2.
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Meanwhile, Cardinal and Moradi are stuck in their own game of cat and mouse.
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That became a cat-and-mouse chase with demonstrators late into the summer night.
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Beijing has played cat and mouse with VPN providers over the past few years.
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Information is everything in the cat-and-mouse game that is our legal system.
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To some extent, managing the charts has always been a cat-and-mouse game.
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There's no cat-and-mouse game going on, no taunts from a genius criminal.
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"It's like a game of cat and mouse," said Afzal, the former chief prosecutor.
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The cat-and-mouse game between police and protesters would continue into the night.
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It's a dramatic cat-and-mouse game -- and sometimes it's hard to tell who's who.
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"This is a cat-and-mouse game, and it always has been," Al-Hames says.
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Protesters escalated their aggressiveness, playing cat-and-mouse with the police all over the territory.
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Ransomware Tracker has a depressing snapshot of the cat-and-mouse game of new variants.
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Alain Vigneault playing a cat-and-mouse game with his line combinations before Game 22?
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When Betters lumbered into the living room he observed a standoff between cat and mouse.
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Ghostery is essentially automating what was once a cat and mouse game played by humans.
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"It's a constant cat and mouse game," said Express Scripts Chief Medical Officer Steve Miller.
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A GAME of cat and mouse appears to be taking place in the oil market.
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Still, figuring out who holds the industry's debt can involve a cat-and-mouse game.
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Yet the cat-and-mouse game continues, with users at risk of bearing the consequences.
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Now she finds herself being stalked in a potentially deadly game of cat and mouse.
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Technological cat-and-mouse games like this play out on the internet all the time.
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The U.S. is in a "real cat and mouse game" with North Korea, Clark said.
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She has also been on the other side of this game of cat and mouse.
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Google has made efforts to block such hijacking, but it's a game of cat and mouse.
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Instead of making off with loot, they are pitted in a deadly cat-and-mouse game.
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For years, the notorious cartel leader played a game of cat-and-mouse with the law.
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"It's a cat-and-mouse game between two very strong-willed leaders, strong governments," Burns said.
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Hazy Days Your month is basically going to be one long game of cat and mouse.
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Jules doesn't die, however, and What Keeps You Alive becomes a tense cat-and-mouse thriller.
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Preventing online fraud can be a game of cat and mouse with fraudsters, the report suggests.
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In e-commerce, though, the use of bots has developed into a cat-and-mouse game.
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As the game of cat-and-mouse continues, the dispossessed shareholders will go after more stuff.
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It's a reimagining of a classic cat and mouse detective drama, one that centers two women.
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Recording Eternity, in Your Arms meant Creeper needed to play a game of cat and mouse.
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While the women are playing cat and mouse, many of the men play traditionally female roles.
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Patrolling the Amazon's colossal rivers for pirates can resemble a futile game of cat-and-mouse.
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The cat-and-mouse scenes of Chigurh tracking Moss across south Texas are almost unbearably suspenseful.
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Voice over IP, or VoIP, has helped turn robocalls into a game of cat and mouse.
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In a constant game of cat and mouse, it pays to be a well-informed mouse.
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What follows is a classic cat-and-mouse horror story with plenty of twists and turns.
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Image: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Getting rid of spam is a never ending game of cat and mouse.
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But the first season is a great cat-and-mouse story, with some truly creepy crime scenes.
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The cat-and-mouse game that has developed around complex attacks starts long before the Taliban strike.
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Protesters have increasingly adopted flash tactics, playing a cat and mouse game with police to evade capture.
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This stripped down, cat-and-mouse drama focuses on the intense mental conflict between detectives and suspects.
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And now, the Iranian government wants to play a new cat-and-mouse game with messaging apps.
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Drug mules die swallowing capsules, but only because of the cat-and-mouse game played at airports.
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What was a patient game of silent, ghostly cat and mouse explodes into deafening terror and turmoil.
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"This is a cat-and-mouse game," Strafach concluded regarding Apple's struggle to keep out these apps.
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This game of cat and mouse has caused the risk profile of individuals enrolled to fluctuate unpredictably.
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Utah soon finds himself in a cat-and-mouse game with the group's leader, Bodhi (Patrick Swayze).
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He has devised a cat-and-mouse superspy caper that will pit Bond against the new character.
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The most intense, toxic cat-and-mouse game in President Trump's life is not with Robert Mueller.
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The cat-and-mouse game of predicting and protecting private user data, Gong admits, doesn't end there.
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Now he's playing a game of cat-and-mouse with an F.B.I-trained forensic psychologist (Luana Piovani).
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"Insurance companies are very smart, it's always a cat and mouse game with these things," Cortazzo said.
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Protesters were captured on videos in cat-and-mouse games, throwing stones and other objects at soldiers.
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It's a cat-and-mouse game, and Ms. Ressa said Facebook is haphazard about enforcing the rules.
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I also appreciate the cat-and-mouse game she plays with Drake; girlfriend literally leaves him in awe.
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Well, one very important "You're Mine" breadcrumb suggests Eve may live to play cat and mouse once again.
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The algorithms themselves will, by design, stay locked in a cat-and-mouse game of outdoing each other.
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"We have been on a constant cat and mouse chase with the clandestine labs in China," Gerona said.
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Netflix's take on the cat-and-mouse game of murder is riddled with problems from start to finish.
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In North Dakota, Ostadhassan tries to follow the legal cat and mouse between the ACLU and Justice Department.
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Elbakyan plans to handwave away any more lawsuits and play whatever game of cat-and-mouse she must.
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It's on on-rails experience, as the vehicles cat and mouse through the gritty, neon Blade Runner landscape.
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Hart has been enjoying a lively game of cat and mouse recently with Night School costar Tiffany Haddish.
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This left-right dynamic on the Ninth Circuit may sound like an impish game of cat-and-mouse.
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Inspectors said it has been a "cat-and-mouse chase" as many illegal landlords had repeatedly ignored warnings.
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Hannah plays cat and mouse with Justin until he's just as smitten with her as she is him.
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It has also launched a cat-and-mouse game of sometimes comical proportions in this South American nation.
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A cat and mouse game between Netflix and its users over geo-blocked content has begun in Australia.
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Part of the intrigue of the novel was the cat-and-mouse game by the protagonist and antagonist.
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When a group of young people accidentally wanders onto their property, the game of cat and mouse begins.
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Even so, the cat and mouse game between online drug traders and the police is far from over.
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Like many areas of cybersecurity, experts say facial recognition is poised to be a cat-and-mouse game.
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The Kapana spot I frequented most, Cat and Mouse, was one of the first bars in the neighborhood.
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Eventually, some encampments are pushed onto the sidewalks, where a cat-and-mouse ritual ensues with sanitation workers.
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It was a gaming mode, so people could play Simon Says or Cat and Mouse on the device.
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Now that the target was secure, Scotland Yard could afford to play cat and mouse with the assassin.
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HC: Part of the process of making this art was the cat and mouse game with the police.
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Officers continued to fire multiple rounds of tear gas as the cat-and-mouse clashes continued into nightfall.
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But his desire to get to Spain is unrelenting, and so the cat-and-mouse game with authorities continues.
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CAT AND MOUSE IN CAPE TOWN Thousands of miles from Wall Street, Uber is pushing the bounds of regulation.
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CAT-AND-MOUSE While this regulatory sweep has forced some firms to shutter onshore offices, others are less fazed.
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Its mention of "cat-and-mouse games" implies it may still try to work around Facebook's new adblocker blocker.
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Ohio EPA Director Craig Butler said Sebring played a "cat-and-mouse game" with the agency during this time.
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"It's a cat-and-mouse game," said Bharat Karnad, a professor at the Centre for Policy Resesarch in Delhi.
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It's a constant cat-and-mouse game where each side is always one step ahead or behind the other.
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Binge length: Four hours, one season After a cat-and-mouse chase that will make the time fly by?
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Cat-and-mouse is almost a reductive way of describing it—it's the game that actors dream to play.
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Written by James Greer and Jonathan Bernstein, the movie plays out as an extended game of cat-and-mouse.
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But this feeling is part of the game of temporal cat-and-mouse that science-fiction fans must play.
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Before long Tadek is caught in a cat-and-mouse game with Kozlov and his girlfriend, Kasia (Charlotte Gainsbourg).
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"Take Me," an extremely droll parody of a male-female cat-and-mouse thriller, is a case in point.
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Steven Rattner Watching administration officials play cat and mouse with Sunday talk show hosts is a hoary Washington tradition.
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The ever-escalating game of cat and mouse between Google and Amazon for domination of your home continues to intensify.
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When it comes to the latter adulterants, again that's your sort of perfect example of a cat-and-mouse game.
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Once the cat-and-mouse between Cayman and the sisters kicks off, the movie quickly devolves into rote action mode.
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"It's going to be a cat and mouse game between OPEC and shale oil in America," Glasenberg said this week.
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"It's trying to cat and mouse where the actual warhead is, and that's actually a really difficult problem," says Grego.
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It was a cat-and-mouse game with him, and she thinks it was really about trying to fool everybody.
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For all the complaints about the cat-and-mouse game of stealing signs, baseball's traditionalist streak is a strong one.
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But players keep finding new ways to abuse the shopping cart, so it's become a game of cat and mouse.
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There was also Bad Influence, which cast James Spader and Rob Lowe in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse.
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That said, by playing cat-and-mouse with ballot boxes Mr Rajoy has needlessly given Mr Puigdemont a propaganda victory.
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Encryption is a cat-and-mouse game, and Johns Hopkins University researchers have found a great way to prove it.
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Clearing your skin is a challenge in itself, and keeping it clear is a proverbial game of cat and mouse.
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"Italy No, Italy No," chants one group of young migrants among those playing cat-and-mouse with French border guards.
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Put another way, Michael Mann's 1995 De Niro/Pacino cat-and-mouse caper is one of the best movies ever.
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Bits SAN FRANCISCO — People talk about online security as a cat-and-mouse game of good guys and bad guys.
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Despite no one being here to actually buy anything, we were all playing some weird game of cat and mouse.
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I was struck by the banter, the banality of this recurring game of cat and mouse along the southern border.
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It is thrilling to be in the room with the two of them once their cat-and-mouse game commences.
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Cat-and-mouse games are played throughout Paris's gray labyrinth, with Maigret's most inept associate stumbling across the crucial clue.
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But keeping the tool up to date was a cat and mouse game he was playing with the ransomware attackers.
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Mr. Standen and Ms. Beals are capable and sympathetic, and some of the cat-and-mouse action is nicely handled.
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You love a game of cat and mouse with a fair amount of chase, but you're repelled by show-offs.
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" Stern inflates the drama of her narrative, framing it as a "cat and mouse" story, "or maybe cat and snake.
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But the cat-and-mouse routine adds an extra degree of uncertainty to an already stressful and low-paying job.
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US and Soviet submariners played cat-and-mouse games with one another, and with adversary surface vessels, throughout the Cold War.
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The driver quickly reverses to avoid a confrontation, and the two cars play cat and mouse as the driver calls 911.
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In the run-up to the Iraq war, Saddam Hussein played a game of cat-and-mouse with UN weapons inspectors.
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Dressel downplayed any suggestion that the pair had a cat-and-mouse rivalry, instead saying they both swam to their strengths.
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The Greyball program was part of a cat-and-mouse game Uber has played with officials in various cities for years.
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The authorities have regularly expelled migrants from specific sites, leading them to move elsewhere, in a continuing cat-and-mouse game.
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Ohio EPA Director Craig Butler has accused Sebring officials of playing a "cat-and-mouse game" with his agency last fall.
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"It's a game of cat and mouse, in a way, mentally, who is going to be on top first," Djokovic said.
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You can scale ladders, climb ropes, and even dig holes to weave around in an ongoing game of cat and mouse.
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"It is an ongoing cat and mouse game," said one senior law enforcement official, referring to efforts to stop human smuggling.
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They chase each other around the sky, one pursuing the other like cat and mouse (hence their nicknames, Tom and Jerry).
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O.J. Simpson will be playing a cat-and-mouse game with the media when he's released, and it involves his safety.
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But even as GEF relies on cutting-edge technology, its missions often resemble an elusively frustrating game of cat and mouse.
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Fleabag creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge's Killing Eve flipped spy cat-and-mouse thrillers—and lesbian-adjacent psychodrama tropes—completely upside down.
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Your smartphone is a whole other game of cat and mouse, but there are a few basic things everyone should do.
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Ecstatic Iranians danced in the streets, playing cat and mouse with soldiers as lingering pro-government sharpshooters fired from the rooftops.
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They saw no reason to stop playing cat and mouse with the Xbox pros, whom they hoped to call coworkers some day.
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According to a top Egyptian state official, it's Tom and Jerry, the feuding cat-and-mouse duo from the classic children's cartoon.
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Temple University spokesman, Ray Betzner, told NBC10, a local television station, that roving juveniles played a "cat-and-mouse game" with police.
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If this slow, excruciating cat-and-mouse game ends with a conclusive bang, I think I might be more disappointed than not.
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Whereas in the past, she'd helped Bobby and Chuck with their cat-and-mouse game from afar, now, she's in the game.
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Instead, it creates a cat-and-mouse game, with propagandists looking for new ways to evade automatic moderators, and tech companies adapting.
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But it would have been really cool to see a whole movie focused on him and Han Solo playing cat and mouse.
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Trump isn't a person so much as he is a force changing the rules of Rhoades and Axelrod's cat-and-mouse game.
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Alongside screengrabs from one hilarious scene in the cat-and-mouse spy show, Blair wrote that she loves Comer's snarky killer character.
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Easing a psychological burden Keeping it up and running in Iran will likely be a game of cat-and-mouse, as well.
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For forty-eight hours I played cat-and-mouse, finding new auctions he created with new usernames and reporting them to eBay.
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"Like all security, it's a cat and mouse game," said Chris Dixon, the general partner at Andreessen Horowitz who spearheaded this investment.
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China regularly sends nonmilitary patrol vessels to the area, where they engage in cat-and-mouse chases with the Japanese Coast Guard.
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Arts | New Jersey It is tempting to describe the duplicitous doings of "Villainous Company" as a dramatic game of cat and mouse.
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So, Trish slips out of her hiding spot, kicking off an episode-long cat-and-mouse game between the Jessica Jones sisters.
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In the game of cat and mouse between users and advertisers, digital rabble-rousers can hardly afford to rest on their laurels.
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The cat-and-mouse game of human trafficking and efforts to thwart it all comes down to a line in the sand.
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West's Tidal partner, Deadmau5, called him out for the alleged digital infraction, and a highly public game of cat and mouse ensued.
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But extradition to the United States was what Mr. Assange really feared, and what the cat-and-mouse game was always about.
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A handful of protesters played a cat-and-mouse game with police but there were no major confrontations by late Monday night.
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After several kilometers of cat and mouse, they were caught by Dawkins with three kilometers left to set up an enthralling finish.
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A handful of protesters played a cat-and-mouse game with police but there were no major confrontations by late Monday night.
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It is the Federal Bureau of Investigation's job to identify and track the operatives, part of a routine cat-and-mouse game.
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The relentless game of cat and mouse helps build even more suspense as players try to escape the zombie infested Raccoon City.
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In Narcos: Mexico, which premiered on November 16, Kiki and Felix's ongoing cat-and-mouse game culminates in a taut, devastating season finale.
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Russia has reportedly responded by blocking VPNs, yet Russians continue to find new access routes, turning this into a cat and mouse game.
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If the prior storylines had been games of cat-and-mouse, then Season 3 is a game of chess from the very start.
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In the days leading up to the vote, Catalan separatists and the Spanish government were locked in a game of cat and mouse.
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Everyone has already done the sexy cat and mouse dance, and these looks are bound to make a splash (or elicit a scream).
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Head to the theater to see Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick playing a fashionable game of cat and mouse in A Simple Favor.
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Most antivirus scanners play a classic cat and mouse game: They work by checking software against a frequently updated list of potential threats.
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"I expect it to keep happening, they will always be playing the game of cat and mouse with Twitter's integrity team," Russell says.
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Each venture served as its own game of cat and mouse for Brinkley and the US legal system, spotted with greed and guile.
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The two have undeniable chemistry, as witnessed by their witty banter: "This is the worst game of cat and mouse ever!" says Jessica.
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" She asked her roommate what to say next, then took down her hair, changed her clothes and played a "cat and mouse game.
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Idris Elba stars as a London detective; the season involves more killings to investigate, a serial killer and a cat-and-mouse chase.
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Their officials rarely held large meetings with residents, keeping their movements unpredictable in a cat-and-mouse game with airstrikes and commando raids.
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France: Violence flared at the traditional May Day rally in Paris as the police played cat-and-mouse with demonstrators and masked vandals.
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I became a student of the drug trade and the cat-and-mouse game played by the Drug Enforcement Administration and the cartels.
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Then it takes a left turn that accelerates the shocks, transforming a mood piece into an action-filled, cat-and-mouse stalker film.
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People here engage in a perpetual game of cat and mouse, scouring the city for any hints of places with water to sell.
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Born during the silent era and perfected by Alfred Hitchcock, the cat-and-mouse crime thriller is practically as old as cinema itself.
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The core, cat-and-mouse relationship, between Locke and the killer (Cleopatra Coleman), never really reaches the emotional depths for which it strives.
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This Steven Spielberg movie becomes a fun cat-and-mouse game when an FBI agent (played by Tom Hanks) tries to catch Frank.
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Court records sketch out a cat-and-mouse game between Mr. Zheng and Kara Spice, the F.B.I. special agent assigned to the case.
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And so went the cat-and-mouse game, with White's backfield mate Michel dashing for 11 yards to Kansas City's 5-yard line.
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Between bargain-shopping travelers and airlines flashing ephemeral prices, searching for the lowest airfares can feel like a game of cat and mouse.
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Then the female chases the male around whatever sink or attic they may be in, in a heated, sexy game of cat and mouse.
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Even if the creators and fans are locked in a cat-and-mouse game, this video proved that ultimately, everyone's on the same side.
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"It's like cat-and-mouse kind of game and they've been hunted for years," said Audrey Blater, senior analyst at research firm Aite Group.
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Killing Eve was exactly the weird, psychosexual romp 2018 needed, and it gave us something more important than a simple cat-and-mouse chase.
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Careful, however, that you don't get so swept up in the cat and mouse games that you wind up on a wild goose chase!
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"It's an ongoing game of cat and mouse between the offense and defense like you see in a lot of military areas," said Hunter.
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The most famous scene in Michael Mann's 1995 cat-and-mouse heist caper, Heat, is neither a heist nor an apprehension, it's a conversation.
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Of course, this requires Google to accurately identify spam calls, which is a constant cat and mouse game between spammers and the software company.
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According to authorities, soldiers chased him and his accomplice through the sewer tunnels, playing a cat-and-mouse game that Guzman would eventually lose.
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Kevin Hart and Tiffany Haddish are having a hilarious game of cat and mouse—one we all wish we could be a part of.
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But given that market pricing and the dots started so far apart, it's worth considering why the game of cat and mouse broke down.
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Uber continues to engage in a cat-and-mouse game with city officials in many of the 600 plus cities in which it operates.
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According to authorities, soldiers chased Guzman and his accomplice through the sewer tunnels, playing a cat-and-mouse game that Guzman would eventually lose.
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She turns the tables on him in the cat-and-mouse game that ensues, and he begins to question his devotion to the law.
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The pacing, moreover, has actually been somewhat sluggish, as the cat-and-mouse game has unfolded and tested alliances with relatively few earthshaking developments.
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"There has long been a cat-and-mouse game with VPNs in China and censors regularly change their blocking techniques," its spokesman told Reuters.
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But the news highlights how companies like Grayshift or established mobile forensics firm Cellebrite are constantly playing a cat-and-mouse game with Apple.
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Friends urged him to stay in Greece, but he said he was homesick and didn't like the cat-and-mouse game with the police.
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Surprisingly, Mr. Darnton never felt scared; he found that the "cat-and-mouse game of getting around censors" gave him a frisson of thrill.
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A game of cat and mouse has ensued: drivers alert each other to the whereabouts of traffic cops through the WhatsApp mobile messaging service.
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Marguerite's colleagues in a resistance cell, including one man who's in love with her, don't approve of her cat-and-mouse game with Pierre.
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For business and leisure travelers, the result is a variation of the cat-and-mouse game, where travel companies are almost always the cat.
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So Williams is well practiced at these cat-and-mouse conferences, and has been in control of them as much as any contemporary player.
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Mann demonstrates his masterfully moody filmmaking in a memorable cat-and-mouse shootout scene as Vincent tracks down a Korean gangster in a nightclub.
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But the show has several tricks up its sleeve when it comes to just how this particular game of cat-and-mouse plays out.
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When asked about jailbreaking at a press event in September 210, Steve Jobs called it "a cat and mouse game" between Apple and the hackers.
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What was it like to direct this kind of cat-and-mouse scene of cop and criminal, knowing it's such an archetype of crime movies?
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In the "cat-and-mouse game" of face authenticators and attacks against them, there are definitely ways systems can improve to defend against these attacks.
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The story is an elemental cat-and-mouse game in which protagonist Suzy (Jessica Harper) gradually awakens to the danger around her at the school.
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Here's the thing about Narcos season 3: it can be a tense and exciting cat-and-mouse game that quite literally makes your heart pound.
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There will likely always be more sophisticated algorithms developed to bypass current practices, in a cat-and-mouse struggle similar to that of cybersecurity protections.
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But ultimately, Newitz's pared-down style makes Autonomous a lean thriller that pairs a fast-moving cat-and-mouse game with an impassioned ethical argument.
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Of course, this content is then typically re-uploaded moments later, leading to a fruitless game of cat-and-mouse between pirates and copyright minders.
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Filipino fishermen, clutching bottles of rum, described playing cat-and-mouse games in the moonlight with Chinese crews armed with water cannons and assault rifles.
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A Senate hearing on the Environmental Protection Agency's budget turned into a game of cat and mouse between the agency's embattled leader and Democratic lawmakers.
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The great white shark of "Jaws" fame, which loses a game of oceanic cat-and-mouse after eating several people, is a legendary Hollywood monster.
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In this Cold War-era drama about persecution, Neruda (Luis Gnecco) plays cat and mouse with the police prefect (Gael García Bernal) on his trail.
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So you could say that even with the old editors, there was a bit of wink-wink going on, or a cat-and-mouse game.
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The vote took place anyway in an atmosphere of cat and mouse and in improvised conditions, with a disputed census used as the voting list.
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Sandra Oh crushes it in this cat-and-mouse drama as Eve Polastri, an MI5 officer tracking a young female killer-for-hire across Europe.
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"I don't want to be playing the cat and mouse game with federal authorities," Eric Gonzalez, the acting Brooklyn district attorney, said in an interview.
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Is she a master manipulator, flipping switches on Dar so rapidly that he's finding himself on the losing end of their cat-and-mouse game?
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The earthmover was destroyed, part of a cat and mouse game that could give either side the advantage as the campaign in the west begins.
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Meanwhile, the audience squirms in complicity, taking both masochistic and sadistic pleasure at a game of cat and mouse in which the roles keep shifting.
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Mr. Saakashvili's detention ends an increasingly bizarre game of cat and mouse between Ukrainian law enforcement agencies loyal to Mr. Poroshenko and to Mr. Saakashvili.
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Anti-fascists and anarchists played cat and mouse with D.C Metropolitan police throughout the day, smashed windows, hurled firecrackers, and set a limo on fire.
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The established community has the power and Angolans are left to engage them in a persistent game of cat-and-mouse to approximate the real internet.
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According to the Netflix star, Daredevil and Jones will have a "cat-and-mouse" dynamic that "switches back and forth" between who is doing the chasing.
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Both seem fitting to promote a show that follows a titillating cat-and-mouse chase between its two leads, Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle (Jodie Comer).
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That's led to a cat-and-mouse game between the DEA and drug dealers, with new analogs appearing as soon as the old ones are outlawed.
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Advertisers will no doubt try to circumvent this pro-consumer feature, setting up a game of cat and mouse in future updates to macOS and Safari.
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Ben Williams, the ad blocker's outspoken spokesman, expected the discovery to trigger a game of cat and mouse between Facebook and the open source software community.
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Even with companies like Cellebrite constantly looking for new ways to break into the latest phones, it's still going to be a cat and mouse game.
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In cat-and-mouse skirmishes on backstreets and highways around the capital, youths built barricades, burned trash and hurled rocks and bottles at soldiers and police.
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Some of them lamented that the game of cat and mouse between the Mexican authorities and the head of the powerful Sinaloa cartel was over, again.
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No entertainment company on Earth loves to play the cat-and-mouse game of spoilers with its fans like Lucasfilm does—especially when it's for charity.
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But it's also no reason to overreact: cat-and-mouse games in tech have been around as long as spammers have tried to circumvent spam filters.
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It's good that Microsoft has stopped them from using these domains, but Fancy Bear hackers will keep using other URLs—it's a cat and mouse game.
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The cat-and-mouse game between state tax collectors and wealthy New Yorkers who are moving to Florida has reached new levels — and gone high tech.
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Alice Vaughn (Mireille Enos) The private investigator spent most of season 1 in a baffling cat and mouse game with her con man fiancé Benjamin Jones.
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It seemed to be a clever game of aqueous cat and mouse alluringly set in tumbling rivers or by the still waters of a mountain lake.
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The search for Mr. Carvajal is the latest twist in an international game of cat and mouse since the Spanish police first detained him last April.
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Cat-and-mouse clashes continued into the night as protesters retreated to the Causeway Bay area and across to the water to the northern Kowloon side.
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A cat-and-mouse game between observers trying to spot violations and officials intent on boosting Putin's numbers has become a routine feature of Russian elections.
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In Tehran, protesters appeared to be playing a game of cat and mouse with police and security forces, according to Los Angeles Times reporter Ramin Mostaghim.
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In between, the mission's leader (Lee Jung-jae) and the suspicious North Korean commander (Lee Bum-soo) engage in a wartime game of cat and mouse.
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The chief tobacco control officer at the Delhi state government, Arora asked the major cigarette companies to put a stop to the cat-and-mouse routine.
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The Gatwick shutdown scrambled hundreds of flights, stranded tens of thousands of passengers and reduced the British government to playing cat-and-mouse with the drones.
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Facebook executives characterized the battle with foreign campaigns as a cat-and-mouse game, but said they were making progress to detect suspicious activity more quickly.
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To others, that sounds like an endless cat-and-mouse game between A.I. systems trying to create the fake content and those trying to identify it.
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The internet sleuths offered the sort of details rarely available from state officials, describing an increasingly risky game of cat-and-mouse with the Russian government.
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He apparently has something he wants to tell Callum but feels compelled to do it cat-and-mouse style rather than just give him the information.
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Robert scaled the exterior of the 123-storey Lotte World Tower in Seoul, South Korea on June 6, playing a cat and mouse chase with security.
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"It's an endless cat-and-mouse game," said Matthew Gardner, senior fellow at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, a research group based in Washington.
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The humans were sent back to Earth, and then it turned into a cat and mouse game between the Bad Place demons and our imperfect heroes.
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A seemingly cat-and-mouse movie, in which the cat and mice never truly meet one another, "No Country for Old Men" is an epic tale.
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The new report highlights yet another change in tactics in a battle that's been a constant cat-and-mouse game between the hackers and their targets.
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Sither, who has been working at the Tibet Action Institute since 2011, has a very buddhist way of looking at this constant cat-and-mouse battle.
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Ou Ritthy, 28, the founder of a youth political discussion group, said he and his peers were exasperated with the cat-and-mouse game of Cambodian politics.
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Indeed, authorities say even now, with all the new enforcement tools under Obamacare, the massive amount of money involved makes their job a cat-and-mouse game.
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Yet even with some elaborate new wrinkles, before it's over the launch betrays the inherent challenge in teasing out this sort of murderous cat-and-mouse game.
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As former attorney general Eric Holder spoke on the stage, the game of cat-and-mouse with signs turned into a skirmish, and law enforcement officials intervened.
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"It really is a game of cat and mouse," James Thomson, a partner with the consultancy Buy Box Experts who previously worked for Amazon, told BuzzFeed News.
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Tsai said that it's a constant "cat and mouse game" with the counterfeiters, but that the company is proactively removing bad listings at a stepped up rate.
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Keeping it live meant a constant game of cat and mouse with the country's central telecom, but for the most part, ASL19 was able to do it.
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The uncertainty over Puigdemont&aposs whereabouts and his plans continued the game of political cat-and-mouse with which the Catalan leader has tormented the central government.
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The measures have had some success, as evidenced by a recent case involving law firms infiltrated by three Chinese hackers, but it's a cat and mouse game.
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There's a fair bit of blood involved, but this isn't an ultra-gory splatter movie, so much as a form of a cat-and-mouse slasher movie.
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We also talk about the cat-and-mouse between Nintendo and the pirates, with each going a step further to try and protect or break the systems.
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Today's hackers (who are the bad guys, by the way) don't have the time to custom hack a system and play cat-and-mouse with security professionals.
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Pull war is a reference to the cat-and-mouse game Justin had been playing with this person, or possibly someone else, and Sony's customer service department.
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Coupled with the most recent FOMC 'dot plot' release, they are timely reminders of just what a cat and mouse game central bankers and investors indulge in.
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It takes a serious director to pit heavy-hitters Al Pacino and Robert De Niro against one another, but this 1995 cat-and-mouse caper had one.
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But as the protests grind on, a cat-and-mouse game is being played between Mr. Kenyatta's government and Kenya's judiciary, which many Kenyans regard as independent.
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In the meantime, the episode highlights an oft-forgotten truism: The cat-and-mouse maneuvers between Moscow and Washington are often portrayed in black-and-white terms.
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Instead, the day wound up resembling a giant, chaotic, cat-and-mouse game, with clusters of antifascist protesters dodging riot cops in an effort to confront fascists.
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The "cat and mouse" lyric makes it seem like she and Joe were chasing each other for the summer, until she finally gave Tom up for him.
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The two women go head to head, leaving behind several casualties as they get sucked deeper into a zany, dark, and twisted game of cat and mouse.
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A classic cat and mouse chase, this story follows two brothers who decide to rob a string of banks and the one man set to stop them.
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Despite his stateside ban and the ongoing game of cat and mouse at home, Giggs continues to plow forward with music that deftly operates in two worlds.
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There were some cat-and-mouse standoffs between protesters and police in Tung Chung as night fell on Saturday, but no sign of a return to violence.
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But it is a constant cat-and-mouse game, as the Russian hackers seek new vectors of attack while Microsoft and others seek to cut them off.
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Protesters were soon engaged in a cat-and-mouse game with the police, who lined city streets to block off the areas where gatherings were taking place.
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Once the cat-and-mouse game between captured resistance members and the First Order is over, the vehicle pulls into an escape pod and drops into space.
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Try not to set up a game of cat-and-mouse (where you shut down one thing only to have your kid find a way around it).
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And while I love Joanna, her and Tyrell's game of cat and mouse is far less fun when you have no idea what the mouse is doing.
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When we last saw the women, Villanelle fled as Eve looked for a way to save her, starting their stylish game of cat and mouse all over again.
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"The Killing" followed investigators as they tracked down a single killer over several episodes; "The Bridge" is game of cat and mouse between the murderer and the detectives.
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To a certain degree, that's true: Narcos: Mexico depicts the men's cat-and-mouse chase, which occurred in Guadalajara in the early-to-mid '22014s, in granular detail.
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Between Agent Steve Murphy (Boyd Holbrook)'s wry documentary-style commentary is a fast-paced tragic cat-and-mouse chase that will have you staying up all night.
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"We've found people are getting more sophisticated, there is sort of a cat and mouse game where the firms can get picked off with multiple strategies," Gira said.
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We assure you that you will never associate the Tom and Jerry with Christmas—or an annoying animated cat and mouse—again after imbibing this boozy Thanksgiving cocktail.
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Separating the contracts from the thin thread of story that strings them together and excuses all with shadowy cat and mouse, it's all just a little too easy.
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It was, he writes, "a cat and mouse game of moves and countermoves" between the bootleggers hawking their knock-offs and the authorities trying to shut them down.
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Of course, there's another facet of the series' enduring popularity that can't be overlooked, and that's the cat-and-mouse game between Laurie and horror's most implacable killer.
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"I took my inspiration for the relationship from Tom and Jerry," Mr. Kato told The Daily Yomiuri in 2007, referring to the American cat and mouse cartoon characters.
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Lam was speaking after another weekend of sometimes violent clashes, with police firing tear gas to disperse protesters who moved across the city in cat-and-mouse skirmishes.
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Once the cat-and-mouse game between captured resistance members and the First Order is over, the trackless vehicle pulls into an escape pod and drops into space.
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What follows is a cat-and-mouse game between the two sets of crooks, where each couple proves again and again their inability to execute a proper plan.
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Facebook and Google also hope to use AI to automatically spot and filter illegal or malicious content, although this may prove an ongoing game of cat and mouse.
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In doing so, the dialog that occurs will be one which is genuine in nurturing the company rather than a cat-and-mouse game or a love-fest.
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"I think a lot of the problem with disinformation and the security measures that platforms have introduced is that it's still a cat and mouse game," Bradshaw said.
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Netflix Description: A lethal game of cat and mouse stretches from the desert to Tinseltown after Hollywood bad boy Thomas runs afoul of a cunning and dangerous drifter.
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According to RadarOnline, Kelly wrote that Ailes "began pushing the limits" with "a kind of cat-and-mouse game," veering between inappropriate sexual comments and actual professional advice.
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But this week's conflict isn't the first time that a scientific instrument has been caught up in a maritime cat-and-mouse game between America and its naval adversaries.
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Jessica Jones (Krysten Ritter) is facing an old-school foe in the Season 3 trailer for Netflix's antihero drama, which feels like a terrifying game of cat-and-mouse.
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The film, named after the 1971's hit by The Persuaders, is the epitome of the cat-and-mouse chase—but Darnell didn't expect to be the one running.
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The company needs to more proactively anticipate sources of disinformation if its going to keep up in this cat-and-mouse game against trolls, election interferers, and clickbait publishers.
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It was a great cat-and-mouse suspense story from start to finish, as both the Soviet and American sides ran around Washington playing a game of Where's Martha?
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There will have to be some kind of violence from Frisky, who is getting almost painfully tense, now that his cat-and-mouse game with Jonathan has been interrupted.
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There's Carly Chaikin and Grace Gummer as Darlene and Dom, two "Jersey girls" who could not look and sound more exhausted by the cat-and-mouse game they've played.
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We both know it's a cat-and-mouse game, and the person who can make the adjustments the quickest is more than likely the one who's going to win.
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It's unlikely trained U.S. sailors would shoot down a jet, but experts say Russian pilots are playing a dangerous cat-and-mouse game where any mistake could be fatal.
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Now, the gap between fans' willingness to pay and the official price drives online ticket marketplaces, and a constant cat-and-mouse game pitting concert promoters against ticket brokers.
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After the policemen were shot in 2016, the drug market was dismantled by residents, but the pause was temporary, and the daily game of cat and mouse swiftly resumed.
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The institution has had to play cat-and-mouse with New York's landlords, and to stay afloat it has roved among half a dozen locations in SoHo and TriBeCa.
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In a functioning political system, this becomes a cat-and-mouse game where the government closes the loopholes and the lawyers and accountants try to keep discovering news ones.
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Antivirus software is always a cat and mouse game, but Google is trying to make things a little easier for users by adding some antivirus features to Chrome for Windows.
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But the Orwellian nightmare that the writers concoct winds up taking a back seat to a more conventional cat-and-mouse game as Ben navigates his way through the ranks.
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If you loved the twists of A Simple Favor and the cat-and-mouse drama of Gone Girl, then you should be giddy over the latest domestic thriller in development.
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It's an ongoing cat-and-mouse game: Websites and social media are trying to get your kid to stay on, and you're trying to get your kid to stay off.
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The cat-and-mouse game that's been playing out between them since 2009 continues — and to our dismay, it appears that Drake has once and for all been friend-zoned.
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In the ongoing cat-and-mouse chase that is Narcos: Mexico, the mouse — backed by much of Mexican law enforcement — wins, though even the mouse doesn't seem happy about it.
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What followed was a cat-and-mouse game, with some shouting but no arrests, that ended farther away from the arena than when it began -- on another closed off avenue.
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For every chase or cat-and-mouse sequence, there's another simply about the cold, mundane procedures that make up the lives of the patients, or the uncaring bureaucracy overseeing them.
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This has ramifications for all sorts of things in the so-called Going Dark debate, and kicked off a new game of security cat-and-mouse between Apple and Grayshift.
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In Paul Verhoeven's cat-and-mouse thriller — based on the French novel Oh… by Philippe Djian — Huppert plays Michèle Leblanc, a businesswoman tracking down the man who sexually assaulted her.
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"The problem is that the attack surface evolves constantly — it's less cat-and-mouse and more whack-a-mole," said John Dickson, principal with Denim Group, a security software firm.
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In a recent talk at Penn State University, Ms. McMahon, the telecom company's chief information security officer, suggested that she relished the cat-and-mouse game between hackers and companies.
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The story that follows is a snapshot in the cat-and-mouse game between combat aircraft — designed to be undetectable by radar — and sensor makers seeking to undo that advantage.
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In a game of cat and mouse, Bolt kept De Grasse on his shoulder down the stretch before pushing his chest across the line first as the two sprinters laughed.
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In reality regulators play a cat-and-mouse game with gamblers and app developers, says Mr Steinmüller, as semi-legal options pop up that are not covered by gambling regulations.
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For agents like Mr. Endicott, patrolling the border can still feel like a cat-and-mouse game: The officers change how they guard, and the smugglers change what they do.
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He recalled the cat-and-mouse games he played with allies in the utility who put him onto audit teams before the Fuel Procurement Office could find out and block him.
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The Foreigner's cat-and-mouse game pits Chan, playing a Vietnamese-born Londoner avenging his daughter's death, against a former IRA leader turned British government official with convoluted allegiances (Pierce Brosnan).
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Some of them smashed bus stops and set a car alight after the march, during a cat-and-mouse game between police and protesters in the back streets of central Athens.
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But Facebook acknowledges that the fight against fake news is a game of cat and mouse — because it can't stop individuals from sharing false information, a clear, proactive solution remains elusive.
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And here's the thing: this is not even the central theme of Hell or High Water, which really is just a heart-pounding, cat-and-mouse-game of a good time.
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But along the way, we get a far more entertaining cat-and-mouse game, with far more female interiority and male vulnerability, than this type of spy story has traditionally delivered.
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Think about the cat-and-mouse of the movie's kitchen scene, played out over several sections, with limited means of defending yourself should a gang of toothy terrors descend on you.
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It seems a lot of the spirit about these free parties revolves around the adventure in the illegality of them, playing cat and mouse with the police, being a bit naughty.
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The game of cat and mouse between Spain and Catalonia continued Wednesday with Spain's prime minister demanding clarity from the Catalan government over whether it has actually declared independence or not.
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Some are describing Brexit as an opportunity for France to reassert its leadership in the EU. "There can be no cat and mouse game," French Foreign Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault said.
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The implication for America is that this cat-and-mouse game makes economic sanctions campaigns hard to sustain—and it increases the cost on the US of employing such coercive measures.
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In this Cold War-era drama about persecution, Neruda (Luis Gnecco) sets out to flee the country, playing cat and mouse with the police prefect (Gael García Bernal) on his case.
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He pretty much delivered Hollywood the gauntlet in a cardboard box with Seven, a razor-sharp horror thriller featuring Brad Pitt and a cat-and-mouse detective tale of biblical proportions.
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Detectives from the anticorruption unit AC-12 (played by Vicky McClure and Martin Compston) think the criminals were aided by some crooked cops, setting off a complicated cat-and-mouse chase.
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The change has also seemingly started a cat and mouse game between the OSINT community and Facebook, with the community finding work arounds before Facebook allegedly shutting those techniques down too.
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Tech trends have given criminals — even the rubbish ones — a leg up in the game of cat and mouse with government organizations and global corporations that house your data, experts said.
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The two men lived together at several mountain hide-outs, conducting their business and playing cat and mouse with the Mexican army, from 2007 until Mr. Cifuentes was arrested in 2013.
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Chinese officials say that they are trying hard to combat fentanyl exporters but that doing so is a cat-and-mouse game, with drugmakers easily modifying their products to avoid detection.
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Chase Me, the game show that Gao was filming at the time of his death, is described as a "real-life version of cat and mouse" and is filmed at night.
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The conviction ends a nearly yearlong saga in which Mr. Setya played cat-and-mouse with Indonesia's independent Corruption Eradication Commission, which is investigating the scandal surrounding the ID card program.
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If Apple were required to reengineer its products to enable law enforcement access, it could spark a cat-and-mouse game between law enforcement and those who wish to thwart them.
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And while it's a cat-and-mouse game to evade phishing attacks, there are things that companies can do to proactively protect themselves and their customers from scams and phishing attacks.
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This fight leads them on a long, planet-hopping adventure that doubles as a cat-and-mouse game between Kylo Ren and Rey, who share a mysterious connection with each other.
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Venezuelan security forces fired tear gas and played cat and mouse with protesters on Wednesday in order to block a march demanding a recall referendum aimed at ousting President Nicolás Maduro.
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The plot is essentially a slow-paced cat-and-mouse chase between Boris Karloff and a group of wary Westerners rather than a fast-paced thriller full of terrifying monster moments.
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Former Navy SEAL and new VICE correspondent Kaj Larsen traveled to Nigeria to see what this cat-and-mouse game means for the people caught in the middle of the fight.
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The main question, as the episodes progress, is how long the two principals can maintain their elaborate game of cat and mouse before the producers write themselves into one corner too many.
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Britain's Gatwick Airport reopened on Friday after a rogue drone saboteur wrought travel chaos for hundreds of thousands of Christmas travellers by playing cat-and-mouse with police snipers and the army.
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But with cybersex abusers and customers playing a game of cat-and-mouse with law enforcement, Ruby fears that countless other girls will have to endure the same abuse as she did.
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"Privacy isn't a thing you achieve, it's a constant cat-and-mouse battle," Monero core developer Riccardo Spagni told Wired, adding that some of the flaws are offset by other security features.
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But it's really the human and algorithm playing cat and mouse — our eyes trying to identify reality, and the outputs attempting to fulfill our expectations of what a real face looks like.
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Engaging her in a game of cat-and-mouse, the lawyers had at first described Mr. Hannity merely as a "prominent individual" who was embarrassed to be connected to the Cohen investigation.
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Finding a gun is the primary challenge in the cat-and-mouse game that the officers have been playing all day, as part of a summer unit aimed at limiting gang activity.
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One recent day near Dahriya and neighboring Ramadin, pickups jammed with illegal workers played cat-and-mouse with Israeli military Humvees, racing from gap to gap as smugglers chattered on phones nearby.
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Each week they wager thousands – sometimes tens of thousands – through a network of alias accounts, set up using friends' bank details in an elongated game of cat-and-mouse with the bookies.
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Andrew Anglin, the neo-Nazi troll who has been playing cat and mouse with the law to avoid being sued, has a week to reveal his whereabouts, a federal court ordered Wednesday.
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But in the constant game of cat-and-mouse that is Mr. Guzmán's life, he was arrested — again — six months later and immediately sent to a different prison, in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico.
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This new procedural, with episodes set in four different European countries, focuses solely on that cat-and-mouse dynamic inside those rooms as detectives work to extract important information from their suspects.
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Philip's confession to Stan was a complex bit of verbal cat-and-mouse: He lied, then told the truth, but selectively, gaming his language second to second, one eye on the exit.
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To date, Moscow's efforts have been thwarted as it continues a cat-and-mouse game with the company, and thousands of Russians demonstrated on Monday in a show of support for Telegram.
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Some companies rely on human investigators to suss out fake or inflated accounts, while others use proprietary programs designed to spot signs of fakery, but it's largely a cat and mouse game.
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It's a cat and mouse game they have played for a long time, and Dr. Kizza Besigye — the main opposition candidate in Uganda's presidential election on Thursday — knows the rules by heart.
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A celebrity romance that plays a constant, seemingly exhausting game of cat and mouse with the media is tricky, but so far Hiddleswift and its assorted bit players are doing their damnedest.
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A senior Defense Department official recently described an escalating cat-and-mouse game with North Korea, as Pyongyang adapts its tactics to avoid being spotted by U.S. and allied aircraft and naval ships.
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Still, Facebook remains an important tool for activists in Vietnam - a country where government criticism is rarely tolerated and the battle between the authorities and dissidents is a game of cat-and-mouse.
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For those plugged into the din of the Westworld subreddit, the first season proceeded like an ecstatic cat-and-mouse game between fans and solutions to Westworld's puzzles, carefully planted in each episode.
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Often this leads to a game of cat-and-mouse, where people share fake signs, are then mocked as rubes, with the mockees then mocked in turn for caring in the first place.
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It's part of a long-running game of cat and mouse between Facebook and journalists, in which journalists build tools for scraping data from Facebook, and Facebook tells them to knock it off.
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It's always been a cat and mouse game, with unscrupulous players trying whatever methods they can to attract as many eyeballs as possible while gatekeepers like Google sort the wheat from the chaff.
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"It has become apparent that our field office was too patient in dealing with the village of Sebring's 'cat and mouse' game," Ohio EPA Director Craig Butler said in a statement on Sunday.
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Forbes found a warrant that mentions an unlocked iPhone X. This is a cat-and-mouse game, and Apple engineers are now probably working hard to fix all the vulnerabilities they can find.
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Or very Peter Krause: He has a sure touch for the cat-and-mouse playfulness the show will need after Alice, realizing she's been conned, sets her mind to reversing Christopher's vanishing trick.
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But though the pair distanced themselves from the field, they blew their own chances by playing cat and mouse near the finish, allowing the peloton to catch them at the one-kilometre marker.
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So far that has proven to be a cat-and-mouse-game, with the group re-emerging through other accounts with videos showing beheadings and extolling the virtues of living in a caliphate.
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Shaun thus finds herself trying to outwit them and save her children, in what becomes a protracted game of cat and mouse that eventually flips the script, turning the hunted into the hunter.
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A vacationing family man (Frank Lovejoy) and a mechanic (Edmond O'Brien) pick up a psychopathic fugitive (William Talman, later the district attorney on "Perry Mason"), and a nasty cat-and-mouse game follows.
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The rest of the middle period was a cat-and-mouse contest as the Lightning had the better of play, but Greiss and the Islanders' penalty killers snuffed out three Lightning power plays.
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Lawyers are playing what The New York Times has called a game of "cat and mouse," shuffling their immigrant defendants out of courtrooms if they suspect ICE agents are there, waiting to pounce.
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Jonathan Demme's masterpiece of cat-and-mouse suspense is still just as powerful today as when it electrified audiences in 1991 and became the only horror movie to win the Best Picture Oscar.
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She and Barry are in a game of cat and mouse, alternating roles depending on the episode, and that tension keeps the show moving along at a brisk — and often very stressful — clip.
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The pivotal moment when Hank realizes Heisenberg's identity occurs pretty much exactly halfway through the film, which makes the second "half" of the film partly a cat-and-mouse between Hank and Walter.
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On "Musonsu," a call for unity, guitar licks play cat-and-mouse with the downbeat; in "Ekombe," a celebration of dancing, they set up a brisk stereo call-and-response under the verses.
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America could choose to contain North Korea for perhaps decades, playing a cat and mouse game that could grow frustrating and see Pyongyang sell much of its nuclear technology to the highest bidder.
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"Billions" has smartly handled their relationship like Al Pacino and Robert De Niro's in "Heat," allowing their cat-and-mouse game to play out separately while bringing them together only for special occasions.
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"I can breathe in front of reporters," she said, referring to the cat-and-mouse games she played with journalists who relentlessly pursued her around the Capitol prior to the vote on Kavanaugh.
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A game of cat and mouse ensued: Businesses would open an account under an innocuous-sounding name; after a few months of large cash deposits, the bank would investigate and close the account.
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Proxies and virtual private networks are commonly used to bypass the blocks, with many ordinary Iranians engaged in a constant cat-and-mouse game with the authorities to discover new VPNs before they're censored.
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I think the main thing was just the thematic elements, the idea of the cat-and-mouse chase, and the exploration of good and evil, and what's in between, is there a grey area.
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None of these efforts have come to much because it's a game of cat and mouse with the people trying to make the web better and those who make money from crappy ad experiences.
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It's now a game of cat and mouse as Nintendo will likely try to implement software fixes that hackers will bypass thanks to their low-level access to the system via the hardware exploit.
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"Sci-Hub has shown time and again that it's better at cat-and-mouse than the giant science publishing monopolies it undermines," activist and author Cory Doctorow said in an email exchange with Motherboard.
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"In the cat-and-mouse game that Iran is playing with the U.S., it is taking calculated risks," Harry Tchilinguirian, global oil strategist at BNP Paribas in London, told the Reuters Global Oil Forum.
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The cat-and-mouse tension between Light and L is the driving force of Death Note's cultural staying power, and we'll be there to see it play out in all its bloody, doomed glory.
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A game of real-life cat and mouse, conducted in the home of officer Sergeant Wade Betters, is now the subject of a police department Facebook post that has been shared over 3,700 times.
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Juan and Comanche, who both use smartphones, also agreed to explain how the cat-and-mouse nature of human trafficking and efforts to thwart it is playing out on both sides of the border.
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It's not clear whether PokéVision will return given its huge popularity, but it's likely we're about to witness a game of cat-and-mouse between developers and Niantic over existing and future API changes.
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"In the cat and mouse game that Iran is playing with the U.S., it is taking calculated risks," Harry Tchilinguirian, global oil strategist at BNP Paribas in London, told the Reuters Global Oil Forum.
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The Trail Mix documents provide an unusual, if dated, glimpse at the cat-and-mouse game that the F.B.I. has been playing for years with people who use technology to keep their affairs secret.
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The idea was that petty crimes like graffiti and litter would set the stage for more serious criminal activity, which in turn helped ignite the cat-and-mouse war between cops and graffiti writers.
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His solution (which I dare not spoil) involves a long series of cat-and-mouse games with people who might know the truth and, finally, a musical number centered on a Taylor Swift song.
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"School Hard" is incredibly fun, letting James Marsters luxuriate in every ounce of snark Spike has as he and Buffy play cat and mouse around Sunnydale High during a parent-teacher night gone bad.
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Deep in the jungles of Colombia's remote Pacific coast, guerrilla fighters with the Army of National Liberation, or ELN, are locked in a perpetual game of cat-and-mouse with the Colombian armed forces.
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"We don't want to take out the purity of the game, a little cat-and-mouse that goes on between managers or the guy in the bullpen or the guy on deck," Tanner said.
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For the tech savvy or truly determined, experts say, China often tolerated a bit of wiggle room, leading to online users' playing a cat-and-mouse game with censors for more than a decade.
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But as companies gain awareness and shore up their cybersecurity defenses, the cat and mouse game continues between ransomware-launching threat actors and their victims, which can range from small businesses to local governments.
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A cat-and-mouse story, in which it's not clear which sister is the cat and which the mouse, much of the tale involves a ferocious battle of wills between Blanche and Baby Jane.
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You realize this isn't a cat and mouse detective show in a traditional sense, where the lust for catching the killer is purely intellectual, like Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock mimicking the mental machinations of Moriarty.
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When she is offered a lucrative criminal job, Artemis ramps up into a frantic cat-and-mouse chase in lunar gravity, punctuated by Weir's trademark snarky humor and penchant for bouts of spontaneous engineering.
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The Internal Revenue Service has played some epic games of cat-and-mouse with phone and online scammers over the past 10 years, but the latest scamming trend for 2018 has a particularly devious twist.
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It is important to realize that in dealing with bad actors, there will always be a bit of a cat-and-mouse game where people will try to get around the systems that you build.
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"I feel like you and I have been having this little cat and mouse game," Judge Greg Howard tells a tall, bearded young man seated at the table below him one Monday morning in February.
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And that has advocates turning their attention to the Missouri governor's race, which has been seized in recent weeks by a cat-and-mouse game over Republican nominee Eric Greitens' refusal to release his returns.
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Is the fight between Facebook and Adblock Plus a game of cat-and-mouse, or is it a much more serious debate about the control people have over the experiences they have on the internet?
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Instagram will have to be vigilant or dealers may win this cat-and-mouse game by constantly switching to new hashtags using drug name variants, misspellings and synonyms, as well as by restarting terminated accounts.
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It is a game of cat and mouse that piracy sites are currently winning, despite a recent agreement between Google, Microsoft and the UK Intellectual Property Office to move infringing sites further down search results.
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This British thriller follows a highly skilled assassin and the MI5 agent who's been assigned to hunt her down, their cat-and-mouse game ever-increasing in intensity as they become obsessed with one another.
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As for whether these types of solutions might turn into an arms race or cat-and-mouse game (or another metaphor of your choice) against ad blockers, Ross said he doesn't see it that way.
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"There is this cat and mouse chase, with clandestine labs synthesizing new drug, waiting until it becomes scheduled and then moving to a new compound," Mr. Gerona said, referring to how drugs are made illegal.
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Still, the rise of WhatsApp represents the latest turn in the cat-and-mouse game between those spreading misinformation — often people who are doing so unwittingly — and the global platform's ability to thwart such activities.
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Right now, Psycrow is poking around at what Nintendo will and won't allow to be uploaded, likely to result in another round of cat-and-mouse that could land him (and his account) in trouble.
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It's been some time since I last visited the Anderson Valley, a bucolic sliver of coastal Mendocino County, where Pacific fogs glide through the towering California redwoods, playing cat and mouse with the rising sun.
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The relationship between Alma and John, begun in childhood, blossoms in the months of the play's main action into a game of erotic cat-and-mouse and, at the same time, a philosophical grudge match.
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While the app, and others like it, could do more to protect users, catching malicious scraping will always be an evolving cat-and-mouse game, and regulatory action could be more effective to stop it.
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Where "Trust" yields diminishing returns, "Billions" remains a shrewd investment, having ended its second season with a scintillating twist on the central cat-and-mouse game, and picking up pretty seamlessly where that left off.
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The heavy response drove protesters back from the legislature and began a night of cat-and-mouse pursuit throughout the city, which saw protesters set fires and vandalize subway stations as police made sporadic arrests.
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" When asked why he waited nearly a year to go public, Watt said: "There's a little bit of that cat and mouse game where everyone wants a photo of us and wants us to confirm it.
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The 1981 thriller, starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Stacey Keach, is the tale of a serial killer playing cat-and-mouse with a truck driver, using a female hitchhiker as bait along stretches of Australian desert.
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In the lucrative children's market, "Tom and Jerry" was dubbed into the Shaanxi, Henan, Hubei and Shanghai dialects until banned—a cat-and-mouse game between local outlets and the regulator, as Mr Moser puts it.
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The second half of the book is a kind of cat-and-mouse game, which ends, as a number of Mr Boyd's narratives do, on a remote island, on which its amiably flawed protagonist washes up.
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The theft represents a pretty bold move in the continuing cat-and-mouse game between rival entertainment platforms Twitch (for live streaming) and YouTube (for pretty much everything else in the world of user-generated video).
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" When asked why he waited nearly a year to go public, Watt said: "There's a little bit of that cat and mouse game where everyone wants a photo of us and wants us to confirm it.
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The cat-and-mouse game he played with police escalated after a shooting the next year, on April 17, 1977, when Berkowitz first called himself the "Son of Sam" in a letter left behind for authorities.
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For instance: The last troubled, hard-drinking detective with unorthodox methods who Tony managed to hook into a daring cat-and-mouse game ended up in rehab for alcohol abuse, thus wasting months of painstaking antagonism.
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Candlelight vigils mourning a student who died after a high fall during a rally in the early hours of Monday quickly spiralled into street fires and cat-and-mouse clashes between protesters and police on Friday.
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Based on novelist Nicholas Searle's best-selling 2016 debut, "The Good Liar" is a silly breeze of a movie starring two of Britain's finest actors, each having a blast playing cat-and-mouse with the other.
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Furst, who is known for his detailed research into both cat-and-mouse sides of occupied Europe, shows not just Mathieu and his comrades but also all kinds of Germans, including the police and the Gestapo.
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But her comments will deepen suspicions among Argentines that narco gangs and corrupt officials played a hand in the jail break and ensuing game of cat-and-mouse with hundreds of security agents hunting them down.
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Source: RBC "They've learned a lot over the last two years so it will be back to the cat and mouse game that they played all over the world," said Henry Rome, Eurasia Group's Iran researcher.
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Source: RBC "They've learned a lot over the last two years so it will be back to the cat and mouse game that they played all over the world," said Henry Rome, Eurasia Group Iran researcher.
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Mr. Riklin, the founder of Mitzpe Danny and its neighboring outposts, described it as "all cat and mouse" between Mr. Netanyahu and President Obama, who has consistently said any settlement expansion is an obstacle to peace.
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But with rumors flying that Apple is already working on technical improvements that will prevent future iPhones from being able to install government-mandated malware, there's no doubt the encryption cat and mouse game will continue.
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The cat-and-mouse game of hackers versus Apple was great fun and some of the open source products available to jailbreakers – namely the Cydia alternative app store – added amazing features and customizability to the iPhone.
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Rather predictably (if you've seen the end of "True Detective" Season 1, which Fukunaga directed), the hunt for Japheth Dury devolves into a cat-and-mouse game through the labyrinthine, dimly lit halls of the reservoir.
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The discreet nature of vaping and the game of cat and mouse that it inspires between teachers and students is prompting a psychological shift among youth that enables drug consumption, while masquerading as doing the opposite.
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Game of Thrones and Walking Dead fans engaged in elaborate cat-and-mouse games with their respective networks to suss out spoilers by any means necessary, including relying on anonymous sources claiming to have the goods.
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To be fair, "Killing Eve" works pretty well as a simple serialized thriller and cat-and-mouse game stripped of the Russian context, which doesn't even begin coming into focus until several episodes into its run.
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Na Hong-jin's first feature, "The Chaser," is a pitch-black action movie about a cop-turned-pimp hunting down a serial killer and features, as its title suggests, a lot of cat-and-mouse scrambling.
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The latest chapter in that cat-and-mouse game came Monday, when CEO Mark Zuckerberg said his company will put labels on state-controlled press organs as part of its new slate of election-security measures.
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The BBC series follows Jodie Comer as an unhinged female assassin named Villanelle and Sandra Oh as Eve, an MI5 security officer who wishes to be a spy, on a wild adventure of cat and mouse.
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The emails also highlight the cat and mouse game between forensic companies trying to discover vulnerabilities to unlock iPhones and Apple trying to make it harder for hackers of any stripe to break into its products.
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This truly wild movie, which premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival last fall, stars Chloë Grace Moretz and Isabelle Huppert in a twisted cat-and-mouse game that's part Victorian-style horror, part psychosexual madness.
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Aaron Taylor-Johnson plays an American soldier who's trying to save his wounded buddy (John Cena) and finds himself in a desperate game of cat-and-mouse with an interlocutor he can hear but not see.
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The cat-and-mouse skill with which he's able to evade baffled law enforcement; the combination of personal charisma and a lethal antisocial personality that allows and emboldens him to snatch his victims, often in broad daylight.
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It's hard to say what could possibly next in Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle's (Jodie Comer) game of cat-and-mouse, especially since we had a feeling it was going to end like this from the start.
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The chaotic events on Saturday will likely raise further suspicions among Argentines that narco gangs played a hand in the jail break and ensuing game of cat-and-mouse with hundreds of security agents hunting them down.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - Skiing against Mikael Kingsbury has proved a fruitless "cat and mouse game" for his rivals in recent years but the Canadian moguls sensation will be "beatable" at the Winter Olympics, according to Australia's Matt Graham.
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However, trying to prevent robocalls remains an ongoing cat and mouse game, because as soon as carriers and device makers figure methods to stop specific attacks, spammers tend to figure out new ways to spam your phone.
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Candlelight vigils held to mourn a university student who died on Friday after a fall during a pro-democracy rally this week spiraled into street fires and cat-and-mouse clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police.
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The result is a punishingly repetitive game of cat and mouse as the carnies are kidnapped on Halloween (hence the title), dumped in an abandoned factory and hunted by a variety pack of power-tool-wielding psychopaths.
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I was promised a twisty game of cat and mouse, but all I saw this week was the mouse gaping at the cat across the street and then slinking away to seduce a different cat for money.
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" Karlin says Iran and Israel are in a "cat and mouse game to test each other's red lines," and "events of the last 24 hours have definitely pushed us to a different level on the escalation ladder.
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While VPNs with foreign servers, including VyprVPN and ExpressVPN, play cat-and-mouse with regulators, quickly patching blocks and developing workarounds, small business owners say they have been hard hit by the rapid loss of local VPNs.
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The Night Manager is based on a John le Carre novel about a hotel manager who gets drawn into an international arms ring, and it stars Tom Hiddleston and Hugh Laurie as the cat and mouse, respectively.
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Instead, the best we might hope for is something like an ongoing cat-and-mouse game between good and bad actors online: a fight that never ends, but whose damage we can at least hope to reduce.
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Carrie Lam was speaking after another weekend of sometimes violent clashes in the former British colony, with police firing tear gas to disperse protesters in cat-and-mouse skirmishes, at times smashing windows and starting street fires.
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But until the end much of the cat-and-mouse suspense in "Now We Shall Be Entirely Free" is unwound and undercut — deliberately, it would seem — by the plot's way of going off on tangents and detours.
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The "Who can you trust?" cat-and-mouse game is designed to keep the audience off balance and guessing, and that generally works; still, at nearly 2 hours and 20 minutes, "Red Sparrow" risks overstaying its welcome.
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The trope would later feature in movies like Hitchcock's Dial M For Murder before 1967's Wait Until Dark built its entire narrative around the cat-and-mouse game between a blind Audrey Hepburn and her invaders.
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The cat-and-mouse game between consumer product developers like Apple, and those pushing to maintain access such as Cellebrite is an established dynamic, and forensic firms cracking into recent products should not come as a surprise.
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Protesters trying to break up a white supremacist rally played a cat-and-mouse game with police around Georgia's Stone Mountain on Saturday, with at least nine of them arrested in a scuffle near the state park's entrance.
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Protesters once again adopted cat-and-mouse tactics on Sunday evening, moving swiftly to locations across the former British colony, where they set up barricades to block some roads, following a largely peaceful rally earlier in the day.
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It's a beautiful, minimal cat-and-mouse chase with that added element of surprise from the get-go, and I can confirm, through a playtest with Waypoint Editor-in-Chief Austin Walker, that it is also very fun.
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"We can detect malicious tampering with 100 percent accuracy and have a harmless cat-and-mouse game between aspiring hackers and competing teams that (amongst other things) simply puts a reversible [password] on the system," the representative claimed.
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"No, it's a little bit of cat-and-mouse whenever you put pairings out together in practice rounds this week," Clarke told reporters after announcing his four pairings for Friday to get the 41st Ryder Cup under way.
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Think Keanu Reeves playing virtual cat-and-mouse with the yakuza in Johnny Mnemonic, or Michael Douglas pulling off corporate espionage in the world's most grandiose database in the wow-did-that-age-terribly, quasi-erotic thriller Disclosure.
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Despite daily cat and mouse games between Western and Russian warplanes over the Baltic Sea, and regular reports of attempts by Russian jets to test reaction times of UK defenses, such contacts remain less frequent around France airspace.
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This week's list includes a new app from Epicurious to give you easier access to recipe videos, an app that helps you check your notes while you're writing, and an app that's a literal cat and mouse chase.
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If nothing stops teams from accessing the camera feed trained on the catcher's crotch where the signals are splayed—the old cat and mouse game of changing the signs is simply played a bit faster, encouraging more variation.
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After that, "Death Note" begins to careen off the rails, descending into an elaborate cat-and-mouse game between Light and L, with the former's dad (Shea Whigham), who happens to be a detective, caught in the middle.
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Instead, the KKK played cat and mouse with counter protesters, first moving the parade from the morning in Pelham to the afternoon in Danville about 20 minutes away, and then back towards Pelham, and then in Danville again.
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"Since the early days of Google, for example, there's always been a cat and mouse game where Google specifically tries to keep their search algorithm under wraps to a certain degree so it doesn't get manipulated," Lewis said.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Chinese authorities have stepped up efforts to block virtual private networks (VPN), service providers said on Tuesday in describing a "cat and mouse" game with censors ahead of a major trade expo and internet conference.
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They have set up a cat-and-mouse plot between Hank and Gus, but we know from "Breaking Bad" that this mouse is never captured by the D.E.A. Generating narrative suspense in these circumstances will not be easy.
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Both are mordant stories about assassins: Barry (Bill Hader), a burned out ex-soldier who longs to become an actor, and Villanelle (Jodie Comer), a gleeful huntress playing cat-and-mouse with an intelligence-agency bureaucrat (Sandra Oh).
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Agent Vazquez described a high-stakes game of cat and mouse as the marines pursued Mr. Guzmán on a nightlong chase through several of the drug lord's safe houses, which were connected by a series of secret tunnels.
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Cat-and-mouse clashes on Tuesday spread from the shopping district of Causeway Bay to the Admiralty area and then on to the New Territories, with police firing tear gas and water cannon at petrol bomb-throwing activists.
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The creator, writer and director Sam Esmail did not choose to end his series as a techno-thriller, or a deadly game of cat and mouse, or a science-fiction mind-bender, or a work of political agitprop.
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A European alt-right group is taking to the Mediterranean Sea in a bid to stop illegal migrants crossing from Libya – a move NGOs fear could start a dangerous game of cat and mouse with humanitarian rescue teams.
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By ending the cat-and-mouse game of arresting sex workers, the zone has boosted trust: the number of sex workers willing to share their full details when reporting assaults to the police has risen, from 7% to 57%.
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The beauty of death and decay in "Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice" There is also more of a "cat and mouse" element to certain boss fights, like a giant snake that you narrowly avoid by escaping into an unreachable crevice.
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Protesters once again adopted cat-and-mouse tactics late in the evening, moving swiftly to locations across the former British colony, where they set up barricades to block some roads, following a largely peaceful rally earlier in the day.
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The move signals not only another step in the cat and mouse game between smartphone makers and the government-sponsored firms that seek to defeat their security, but also a more unabashedly public phase of that security face-off.
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To quickly recap Season 1, since Netflix won't, Sacred Games is one drawn-out game of cat-and-mouse between notorious Mumbai gangster Ganesh Gaitonde (Nawazuddin Siddiqui) and his chosen police mark, police officer Sartaj Singh (Saif Ali Khan).
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And while law enforcement is teaming up with banks and data specialists to chase trafficking, experts have cautioned that it can be a cat-and-mouse game in which traffickers quickly move on to new tactics to elude capture.
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In the raids, Chaim saw how ISIS fighters navigated through bombed out parts of homes to move around the city unseen, using a labyrinth of destroyed houses in a frightening game of cat and mouse with anti-terrorism units.
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While using a VPN in China is technically legal, providers play a game of cat-and-mouse with the authorities, which periodically crack down and try to block servers and throttle bandwidth, much to the annoyance of internet users.
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It was an expected cat and mouse game as the lead grew steadily and the defending champions, chasing their third successive and sixth overall title, had five players in double scoring digits led by Jaylen Brown with 20 points.
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For the past three days, after the North Korean athletes arrived with the heavy expectations that their participation here in these Winter Games would tone down tension on the Korean Peninsula, this cat-and-mouse game has played out.
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Authorities have been playing cat and mouse for years with a Connecticut man, Robert V. Gentile, 81, a reputed member of the mob, whom they believe to be the last living person who might know where the objects are.
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It feels "small" in all the right ways, a micro drama playing out inside a tangibly larger world that gives us just the right number of peeks into society outside the confines of the taught cat-and-mouse game.
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Gatwick, Britain's second-busiest airport, was reopened on Friday after being forced to close for 36 hours this week, stranding more than 100,000 Christmas travellers, when a mystery saboteur used drones to play cat-and-mouse with police snipers.
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LONDON, England (Reuters) - London's Gatwick Airport reopened on Friday after a mystery saboteur wrought 36 hours of travel chaos for more than 100,000 Christmas travelers by using drones to play cat-and-mouse with police snipers and the army.
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Unprecedented in its depiction of the life of a spy as an unglamorous mess, Marathon Man features the wonderful Roy Scheider, who gets his younger brother, Hoffman, embroiled in a disturbing cat-and-mouse game of espionage and conspiracies.
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Villanelle, after half-heartedly trying to shoot Eve, disappears, setting up their cat-and-mouse game to resume in Season 22011 — which begins airing on BBC America on Sunday, April 21, and picks up 26 seconds after Villanelle's escape from Eve.
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Adi: Okay, so the more difficult, but interesting, way would be to treat the entire movie as a cat-and-mouse game between John Wick and an archvillain with a personal vendetta, hunting him down now that he's fair game.
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It's got surreal twists and a psychological cat-and-mouse game reminiscent of a litany of better films, ranging from Black Swan to Suspiria to Possession (all films that had far gutsier things to say about women's psyches and bodily autonomy)!
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TEHRAN — Until 2012, the leaders of the National Iranian Tanker Company relished their work, playing cat and mouse with the Western authorities as they tried to keep a portion of their fleet on the seas despite an array of economic sanctions.
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Hong Kong police and protesters clashed in cat-and-mouse encounters across the city on Sunday, marking a shift in tactics during a tenth straight weekend of unrest in the former British colony where many are chafing at Chinese rule.
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However, in a convoluted game of cat-and-mouse that is pitting EU governments against each other and against the non-governmental rescue boats, Malta said it would dispatch to Italy a similar number of migrants already on its territory.
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Yet this high-tech game of cat and mouse loses much of its effectiveness for staying anonymous when stacked up against a massive adversary like the NSA, which isn't always bound by the legal safeguards that cops have to follow.
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The incursion at London Gatwick, a brazen game of cat and mouse that those responsible played with Europe's top military power, underlined how many airports lack the means to catch drone pilots quickly, let alone destroy the unmanned aerial vehicles themselves.
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But both the romance and the mystery are ancillary characters to the time period's leading role; the novel is just as nostalgic for the Lincoln administration as are the players it thrusts into a belated game of cat and mouse.
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Apple, which has had relatively strong security over the years, has been open about how security is a never-ending cat-and-mouse game and how it is unwilling to engage in a financial arms race to pay for code exploits.
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In the cat-and-mouse game that has ensued, the police have posted images of tires bristling with spikes intended to hamper their approach, while protesters have circulated videos of squatters being forcibly removed from wooden platforms erected as barriers.
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Finally, there's the drug kingpin's attorney, Helen (British actress Janet McTeer), who serves as his eyes in the US; and an FBI agent (Jessica Frances Dukes) on Marty's tail, engaging him in a rather elaborate game of cat and mouse.
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When a detective realizes that the group of murderers the mastermind has assembled are all totally clueless about what they've done, he sets out to find the reason — and ends up on a subliminal cat-and-mouse hunt for the truth.
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Rather than a Hitchcockian cat-and-mouse, victim-murderer chase, an elaborate ménage-a-trois forms between Mr. Robert, Eva and her husband, Josef, with Eva as the devil's muse, a victim whose appetites prove more diabolical than her aggressor's.
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Even on Saturday, the protesters managed to sustain a cat-and-mouse game with police, leaving the Arc de Triomphe when it was being sprayed with tear gas and water cannons, but popping up elsewhere in the city to spread havoc.
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It is thrilling to be in the room with the two of them once their cat-and-mouse game commences: Marco, unctuous, a savant of manipulation; Cercas, recoiling in his chair, empathizing against his will, trying desperately not to be used.
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"They have to hunt down people all day long, sometimes during the night," Ms. Konforti said of the police, describing a game of cat and mouse in which both migrants and members of the security forces face high levels of stress.
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A small task force within the American government exposed the lie, and a largely unreported cat-and-mouse game between Washington and the Kremlin ensued, ending with a shocking apology from the eighth and final leader of the U.S.S.R., Mikhail Gorbachev.
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To stay out of a fruitless (if not counterproductive) cat-and-mouse game, it's often useful for parents to take a two-pronged approach, articulating high expectations in one breath and acknowledging the limits of their power in the next.
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"The move signals not only another step in the cat and mouse game between smartphone makers and the government-sponsored firms that seek to defeat their security, but also a more unabashedly public phase of that security face-off," Wired wrote.
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Over the years, the constant cat-and-mouse game between Chinese censors and internet users has led to the rise of a robust internet culture in which censorship is normalized and satire and veiled references are par for the course.
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"We can and should go after these targets, but turning this into a game of financial cat-and-mouse will never achieve the level of pressure needed," said Daniel L. Glaser, a former Treasury Department official involved in sanctions enforcement.
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McNab pointed at a spot on the line, where a group of about 30 well-financed families of loggers was playing cat and mouse with the park guards, pushing back into the reclaimed forest and vanishing before they could be caught.
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It's a game of cat and mouse, as you dodge in and out of combat range, string together attacks aimed at your foe, and learn to feint by cancelling out of one attack only to surprise your opponent with another.
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"There will always be a cat-and-mouse game with advertisers that are trying to find new ways to evade our technology but, if anything, going open-source should empower our community of contributors to help keep Ghostery ahead of the curve."[Wired]
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A game of cat-and-mouse, as England supporters moved on to gather elsewhere and sing defiantly at police, eventually broke up in the small hours as fans drifted off in anticipation of the game against Wales in Lens at 3 p.m.
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"His style of pitching begs for pitch execution to be at a premium when you're going to play cat-and-mouse — velocity, change rhythm, change tempo, the high fastball, the multiple breaking balls, that's his style of pitching," Manager A.J. Hinch said.
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Because, with Killing Eve already confirmed for a season 2, this is the kind of ending that sets up Eve Polastri (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle (Jodie Comer) for an even more tense, no-holds-barred cat and mouse game of a second season.
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But, in the same way the producers purposefully gave viewers a rare full-body shot of Kylie in the leadingly titled "Baby One More Time," yet never even glanced toward the speculation, the doughnuts are part of a cat-and-mouse game.
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Our hero, an M15 security officer named Eve (Sandra Oh) finds herself caught in a cat and mouse game with a sadistic assassin who calls herself Villanelle (Jodie Comer), one in which the pair's growing obsession with each other ventures into homoerotic territory.
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In the '80s and '90s, horny cat-and-mouse games like Fatal Attraction and Basic Instinct dominated the box office and spawned an entire cottage industry's worth of pale imitators hoping to leech a little bit of their earning power by association.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong police and protesters clashed in cat-and-mouse encounters across the city on Sunday, marking a shift in tactics during a tenth straight weekend of unrest in the former British colony where many are chafing at Chinese rule.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Candlelight Hong Kong vigils mourning a student who died on Friday after a high fall during a pro-democracy rally quickly spiraled into street fires, bursts of tear gas and cat-and-mouse clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Candlelight Hong Kong vigils mourning a student who died on Friday after a high fall during a pro-democracy rally quickly spiraled into street fires, bursts of tear gas and cat-and-mouse clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police.
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The last half of season two, which aired in 2017, featured an intricate cat-and-mouse plot, in which Chuck attempts to bait Axe into sabotaging a juice company going public, so that the former can catch the latter in the act.
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The article followed Trump as he was pressured into a game of cat and mouse with an old rival who had tried to partner with Trump in joint ownership of what would become the Hudson Yards, but Trump doesn't play well with others.
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The 25-year-old activist has been a constant presence at the often violent protests that have rocked Hong Kong this summer, rallying comrades, building barricades and rushing from district to district in a frantic game of cat-and-mouse with police.
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"I think they decided their long-term interest is in institutionalizing an arrangement with Saudi Arabia, and I think it's two governments playing cat and mouse with each other when their objectives have slowly come to diverge from one another," said Morse.
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In 2018, she had a second hit with Killing Eve, a series that she created but did not act in; a blistering cat-and-mouse thriller for BBC America starring two women, a detective and an assassin, who chase each other around Europe.
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Oil market caught in power struggle As far as one of the world's biggest commodities traders is concerned, the oil market will be at the mercy of "a cat and mouse game" between OPEC and its U.S. shale rivals in the coming year.
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But this approach leads to an inevitable game of prohibition cat-and-mouse: As soon as one substance is added to the list of classified substances, makers could just tweak the chemical compound to create a different drug with similar touted effects.
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"There's been an ongoing game of cat-and-mouse with China and VPNs... we're optimistic that VPNs will continue to be accessible from China for the foreseeable future," said a spokesman for ExpressVPN, noting its user numbers continue to grow in China.
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With that, Mr. Assange's long refuge inside the Ecuadorean Embassy finally came to an end, the capstone of an international cat-and-mouse game involving stolen document dumps, promises of more to come, failed efforts to contain him and accusations of blackmail.
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"It is a cat-and-mouse game, and there are a lot of mice out there who are really motivated," said Alex Quilici, chief executive officer of YouMail, which estimated there were 47.8 billion robocalls last year, up nearly 57 percent from 2017.
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Leonardo DiCaprio and Matt Damon play a cop and a gangster, each pretending to work for the other side; they're equipped with plenty of weapons and thick Boston accents as they circle each other, playing cat and mouse and then mouse and cat.
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Meanwhile, Bill Browder, a London-based investor who has waged an international anticorruption crusade against President Vladimir Putin of Russia, live-tweeted his arrest by the Spanish police, the latest episode in his 13-year game of cat and mouse with the Kremlin.
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The cat-and-mouse spy thriller – which was also created by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, who can do no wrong on this list – revolves around MI5 officer Eve Polastri (played brilliantly by Sandra Oh), and her attempts to track the unhinged assassin down.
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The prosecution of Mr. Young, the only law enforcement officer among more than 100 Americans who have been accused of helping the Islamic State, offers a revealing look at the F.B.I.'s shadowy cat-and-mouse efforts to identify possible Islamic extremists.
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EVER-CHANGING DOPING CHALLENGES Aside from a greater volume of samples, Radler said the lab must contend with an ever-changing game of cat and mouse between doping agencies and athletes and coaches who seek to elude detection of performance enhancing drugs.
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It succeeds primarily because of the performances of its two leads, Jesse Plemons as an unassuming coder with a secret dark side, and Cristin Milioti as his coworker who finds herself caught up in his deeply bizarre game of cat and mouse.
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There is an almost rhythmic standoff taking place between herders on snowmobiles and the reindeer; a game of cat and mouse where the herders circle the flock, trying to force the reindeer into small groups so they can locate the designated prey.
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Just implementing the blockade, an act that was to delay the approach of war, actually involved the possibility of nuclear confrontation because the US Navy had no idea it was playing a cat and mouse game with Soviet sub captains who had nuclear weapons.
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Some of the best scenes last season involved Celeste and her therapist, who played an elegant game of cat and mouse that gracefully tapped into something honest and human about how one rationalizes blame and how asking for help isn't as simple as it seems.
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" (In the wake of its removal, Neihan Duanzi fans began to seek each other out offline by randomly honking on the streets, only to face fines for inappropriate honking.) "This year has been an escalated cat-and-mouse game with periods of tighter control.
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - As far as one of the world's biggest commodities traders, Glencore's chief Ivan Glasenberg, is concerned, the oil market will be at the mercy of "a cat and mouse game" between OPEC and its U.S. shale rivals in the coming year.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - For residents of Cihangir, a trendy neighborhood of cafes and bars in central Istanbul, it almost felt like a return to the summer of 2013, when protesters played cat-and-mouse with riot police amid clouds of tear gas night after night.
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The real trick will be how well the show can sustain its cat-and-mouse game, while avoiding the pitfalls that go with overplaying the use of mutants as a surrogate for persecuted minorities, as well as a metaphor for teens feeling like outcasts.
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The cat and mouse game of clamping down on drug routes only for them to vanish and pop up somewhere else is completely dwarfed by the absurd difficulty of finding small bags of white powder among millions of freight containers and billions of postal packages.
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Protesters across Britain are playing a cat-and-mouse game with President Trump as he embarks on a four-day visit to the country, following talks in Brussels with NATO allies and ahead of a meeting in Finland with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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The city's Beijing-backed leader, Carrie Lam, was speaking after another weekend of sometimes violent clashes in the former British colony, with police firing tear gas in cat-and-mouse skirmishes with protesters who at times smashed windows and started fires in the streets.
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Related: Bahrain Detains Activist and Her Baby Son in Ongoing 'Cat-and-Mouse' Crackdown "Two hours after a petition to stop the activities of al-Wefaq and to close its office, the administrative court swiftly approved the (justice) minister's request," he wrote on his Twitter account.
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I'll never forget the cat-and-mouse games they were playing in the streets in the early hours of the invasion, as Taiwan's real military personnel were racing to their garrisons to report for duty and Chinese gunships effectively shut down the roads into the city.
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Nevertheless, Western military officials have told Reuters that the United States and its allies are behaving as if China does have this capability and are now trying to track these submarines in a cat-and-mouse contest beneath the waves that is reminiscent of the Cold War.
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LONDON/NEW YORK, Dec 22014 (Reuters) - As far as one of the world's biggest commodities traders, Glencore's chief Ivan Glasenberg, is concerned, the oil market will be at the mercy of "a cat and mouse game" between OPEC and its U.S. shale rivals in the coming year.
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When you think of Empire, you probably think about a pack of clawing Lyons fighting over their record dynasty, the sexy cat-and-mouse chase between exes Cookie (Taraji P. Henson) and Luscious (Terrence Howard), or maybe even Cookie's lavi$h hood rich-meets-haute couture wardrobe.
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Hopefully, the release of "No More Parties In L.A." will be a smoother affair than that of "Real Friends," which was pushed online earlier this month and hastily taken down again, becoming the subject of a cat-and-mouse chase between illegal uploaders and copyright enforcers.
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The political maneuvering between Dewey and Lee gives Jason Bourne most of the power it can muster: At the very least, it means there are enough factions and agenda-juggling in the action scenes to seriously complicate the story, past the usual cat-and-mouse setup.
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Paul led the tiny Caribbean island nation to victory in the team sprint on Thursday and two days later was back in the saddle powering his way to the top of podium in what was a high speed cat and mouse battle with team mate Njisane Phillips.
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When a mysterious artifact propels Drake on an expedition to find the legendary Himalayan valley of Shambhala, he finds himself embroiled in a dangerous game of cat-and-mouse against a fugitive war criminal who's after more than just the fabled riches of the lost city.
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The situation is in many ways a continuation of the cat-and-mouse game Apple is constantly engaged in with hackers, but the unusually prominent nature of this hacking — and the fact that the hacker was the United States government — creates a predicament for the company.
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The Switch piracy community—much of which operates on the gamer-focused chat app Discord—is full of ingenuity, technical breakthroughs, and evolving cat-and-mouse games between the multi-billion dollar Nintendo and the passionate hackers who love the company but nonetheless illegally steal its games.
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Calling the fight against rules violators a "cat and mouse game," Mr. Schroepfer said at the New Work Summit on Tuesday that Facebook's A.I. efforts had succeeded at certain types of content moderation, such as image classifier algorithms that find and automatically remove nude photos and videos.
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They can batter whole economies and individual businesses, as well as drastically disrupt the daily life of ordinary citizens, turning the search for mobile service into a game of cat and mouse with the police and driving people across borders just to send emails for work.
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As smooth and silky as a royal sash, this two-hander — about the relationship between British Prime Minister Tony Blair (Michael Sheen) and Queen Elizabeth II (Helen Mirren) in the wake of Princess Diana's untimely death — is delectably entertaining as a psychological cat-and-mouse chase.
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Much of "Neruda" is a shaggy-dog cat-and-mouse game, as Neruda and his wife, Delia (Mercedes Morán), are pursued by Oscar Peluchonneau (Gael García Bernal), a preening police inspector who stakes his professional honor on his ability to track down the country's most famous fugitive.
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For anyone who has watched the last few years of cat-and-mouse games on the dark web's black markets, the pattern is familiar: A contraband bazaar like the Silk Road attracts thousands of drug dealers and their customers, along with intense scrutiny from police and three-letter agencies.
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Beyond the legal hurdles, there is also concern FARC fighters will wind up joining criminal gangs rampant throughout the country or the much-smaller rebel National Liberation Army, which for months has been playing cat and mouse with the government over opening a peace process of its own.
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" She continued, "I think [he] was playing a cat-and-mouse game from the very beginning to see how far he could push me, and what my reactions might be so that he could gauge how he would play with; where my levers were, what were my vulnerabilities.
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Others, of course, thought North Korea was simply engaging in a game of cat and mouse, agreeing to freeze parts of the program in exchange for cash or food, only to unfreeze them later in hopes of making another deal on the same goods in another round of negotiations.
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When the cops showed up, the perps panicked, getting into an insane game of cat-and-mouse with the police that ended with one of them somehow falling through the ceiling—all because they tried to make off with a free can of soda, Canada's CTV News reports.
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PARIS — The French police played cat-and-mouse with demonstrators and masked and hooded vandals at the traditional May Day rally in Paris on Wednesday, firing tear gas and charging protesters with truncheons raised, but the large law enforcement presence kept violence below levels feared before the march.
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After airlifting the sarcophagus out of the desert, with little care for the fact that it's an important artifact, Nick and Chris realize they've been cursed by the newly awoken princess, leading to a cat-and-mouse game between Princess Ahmanet (Sofia Boutella) and Nick, whose soul she needs.
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Milhouse, frustrated by an episode of Itchy & Scratchy that never brings the titular cat and mouse to a fireworks factory promised by road signs, wails the line, and it's a stand-in for every time a story just keeps withholding the interesting stuff in favor of something else entirely.
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So the U.S. will continue to sell weapons to Saudi Arabia to allow it to maintain a bit of balance—with the latest deal approved in October—and Washington and Tehran will continue to play cat and mouse as they near a nuclear deal and a removal of sanctions.
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The tech giant would now force any Facebook page that failed to publish who was buying ads on its behalf to go through an additional verification step, though Gleicher acknowledged it was a game of cat-and-mouse with those who did not want to play by the rules.
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Bill Browder, a London-based investor who has styled himself as a nemesis of President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, documented the latest episode in his 13-year game of cat and mouse with the Russian government, live-tweeting his brief arrest by the Spanish police on Wednesday.
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Leaving the Republican meeting late that Thursday night, Collins and Murkowski tried to avoid reporters swarming outside, which kicked off a weeklong cat-and-mouse game between the burgeoning Capitol press corps and all four senators who tried to say little about how they were considering Kavanaugh's confirmation.
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This Ridley Scott-directed cat-and-mouse crime drama follows the story of Frank Lucas (Denzel Washington), a heroin smuggler who ran the Harlem crime scene in the late 1960s and early '70s, and the New Jersey detective, Richie Roberts (Russell Crowe), who tries to take him down.
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Likely, Billions creators were inspired by real-life billionaire and hedge fund manager Steven A. Cohen when creating the character of Bobby Axlerod — especially in Billions' earlier seasons, while Bobby was still locked in an intense cat-and-mouse game with U.S. Attorney General of the Southern District Chuck Rhoades.
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You can probably predict the rest: Rachael starts off cold and distant (Knightley practically spits out the word "modern" to describe the furniture), but soon falls for Stefan's cat-and-mouse game; as as Lewis remains obliviously kind and emotionally unavailable, the other two embark on an illicit love affair.
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And in the never-ending cat and mouse game of DJI drone pilots trying to escape constraints like geofences in the vicinity of airports—no fly zones implemented by over-the-air updates straight to the drone's GPS —some pilots are now paying hundreds of dollars to evade DJI's watch.
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Nonetheless, since her last visit in 2010 to speak at Harvard, she's had no intention of returning to the US. Court transcripts reveal that Elsevier had been playing cat-and-mouse with Elbakyan, working with universities to block her access to the university proxies Sci-Hub used to access their journals.
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With that turn, a certain cat-and-mouse game developed between the networks and the convention planners over how much of the action on the main convention stage would be beamed directly into Americans' living rooms unfiltered, especially in earlier, prime-time hours, before the top-billed speaking slate begins.
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"Hangmen" is a pastiche about the patriarchy, old and new, and when, at the end of the play, Mooney has to pay for his cat-and-mouse sadism, the violence and the casualness with which that violence is met are simply proof of Harry's right to keep his own counsel.
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When FX announced that "The Americans" would end after two more seasons, I thought that setting an end date was a good idea, partly because, much like "Breaking Bad," it involves an intimate cat-and-mouse game and has a sense of compounding dread that can't be spun out endlessly.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Indonesian anticorruption officers have arrested the head of the country's Parliament after a cat-and-mouse saga in which he ignored multiple orders to appear for questioning over a huge graft scandal, disappeared and then resurfaced at a hospital, claiming to have been severely injured in a car accident.
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This was a cat-and-mouse game where China banned fentanyl analogues one by one, and then chemists tweaked the formulas just slightly to make new, legal compounds, but the game finally ended on May 1, 2019 when China "blanket banned" all fentanyl analogues, including ones that hadn't yet been created.
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"People in the outside world will drench a piece of paper in liquid, which is hard to detect in the mailroom" All of these incidents are also reminders of the constant cat-and-mouse game between drug smugglers and state officials when it comes to keeping contraband outside of prison walls.
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Read more about what it takes to be a sniper:Shoot like a sniper — Army marksmen reveal how they take out targets from far awayAmerica&aposs deadliest sharpshooters reveal how they disappear in plain sightUS Army sharpshooters reveal how they hunt enemy snipers in a deadly &aposgame of cat and mouse&apos
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Thousands of anti-government protesters, many clad in black masks, caps and shades to obscure their identity, had raced through the streets, engaged in cat-and-mouse tactics with police, setting street fires and blocking roads in the heart of the former British colony where many key business districts are located.
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In this long and well-sourced feature, E&E News' Blake Sobczak revealed the name of the company hit by the malware, the oil giant Petro Rabigh, the people who investigated it, and how the hackers played cat-and-mouse with attempts to kick them out of the company's network.
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The technological cat-and-mouse games online have also spilled onto the streets, where protesters have improved their equipment—upgrading from cheap surgical masks to military-grade respirators—and relied on sheer ingenuity to defend themselves against law enforcement, repurposing street signs as shields and traffic cones to divert tear gas.
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This demeaning cat-and-mouse game may be shocking to some of the president's most blinkered advocates, but it only illustrates what any cleareyed observer has been able to see all along, which is that Mr. Trump cares more about protecting himself, his business and his family than anything else.
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"Banks and regulators have always been playing a game of cat and mouse," said Zheng Lianghai, analyst at Donghai Securities Co. "No bank is willing to be the first to retreat voluntarily, even if that means suffering losses, as some banks have been borrowing money at all costs to sustain their liquidity".
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In October, Farida Ghulam, the wife of opposition activist Ibrahim Sharif, described the Bahraini leadership's actions towards activists as a "cat-and-mouse game," telling VICE News how Bahraini police had come to their house in the middle of the night to arrest her husband, just weeks after his last release from prison.
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In a game of cat and mouse, the DNC has knocked on doors multiple times to try to alert Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and husband of fellow White House senior adviser Ivanka Trump, that he was named as a defendant in the lawsuit filed in April in New York federal court.
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Time After Time Based on the novel and movie Time After Time, executive producer/writer Kevin Williamson (The Vampire Diaries, Scream franchise, Dawson's Creek) delivers a fantastical cat and mouse adventure through time when famed science fiction writer H.G. Wells is transported to modern day Manhattan in pursuit of Jack the Ripper.
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They do this by playing a kind of cat-and-mouse game: the first network makes millions of tiny changes to an image — snow gets added to summery street scenes, grizzlies transform into pandas, fake faces look so convincing that viewers mistake them for celebrities — in an effort to fool the second network.
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By some accounts, at the time of his death, Mr. Rafsanjani was the last surviving member of an inner circle of Islamic revolutionaries active during Ayatollah Khomeini's exile from 20163 to 22016, fighting an often bloody cat-and-mouse contest with the notorious Savak secret police loyal to Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi.
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But the vast majority of drugs are trafficked through official points of entry; along the river, an armada of Border Patrol trucks, boats, blimps and helicopters is already engaged in a highly sophisticated cat and mouse game with desperate migrants and well-funded cartels who seem unlikely to be dissuaded by another barrier.
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The central drama is a cat-and-mouse game between Paul Giamatti's fuming U.S. Attorney, Chuck Rhoades, who is dying to become governor, and the slippery Axe, a financial titan who has reinvented himself, post-9/11, as a New York philanthropic luminary, with his shady market manipulations always just out of view.
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One also has to wonder whether such a location-based service, in the cat-and-mouse chase between human smuggling and efforts to combat undocumented border crossing, is even something migrants and other crossers, people who are already inclined to draw as little or any unwanted attention to themselves, would willingly sign up for.
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The ship, which fired missiles during the Iraq war and survived cat-and-mouse games with Chinese vessels in the South China Sea, was docked at the base in Yokosuka for repairs after a deadly crash off the coasts of Singapore and Malaysia in August 2017, when it collided with a merchant marine vessel.
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Though the trailer for Quibi's upcoming series looks like a present-day reboot of the Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones movie (and the 1960s TV series that inspired it), stars Boyd Holbrook and Kiefer Sutherland will play all-new characters engaged in a similar game of cat-and-mouse... with a 21st century twist.
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In the small town of Sebring, Ohio, about 60 miles southeast of Cleveland, state environmental officials last week accused the manager of the local water treatment plant of failing to notify residents of higher-than-allowable levels of lead in water — and playing a "cat-and-mouse game" with regulators who questioned his reports.
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Peele directs Us with a masterful collection of horror-movie tricks — jump scares that actually pay off, a cat-and-mouse game in an isolated place filled with bright lights and deep pools of impenetrable shadow, a throat-closing Michael Abels score full of intense drumming and choral chanting that elevates the action to operatic levels of drama.
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That certainly gives viewers a lot of time to speculate about the fate of the other five parks, how much of season 3 is going to take place in the "real" world, and how much of it is going to involve the strange cat and mouse game Dolores seems to want to set up between herself and Bernard.
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In a report, the committee described HMRC as "playing a game of cat and mouse" with companies based outside the UK. Since then, HMRC has further strengthened its rules and has also pushed online marketplaces to sign a voluntary agreement committing them to provide data about individual sellers to HMRC, including the volume and value of their sales.
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"The Silence of the Lambs" (19983) Anthony Hopkins turned Hannibal Lecter into the stuff of nightmares, but it was his cat-and-mouse game with the young FBI agent played by Jodie Foster that elevated director Jonathan Demme's adaptation of Thomas Harris' book into an Oscar winner that spawned several considerably less tasty sequels and prequels.
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Everything from the long cat-and-mouse game between DCI John Luther and the murderer he's never been able to outsmart (or does he even want to?) Alice Morgan (Ruth Wilson) and the complicated bond between Luther and his partner, Ripley (Warren Brown), to the show's deep, darker elements make it one of the most riveting dramas on TV.
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Television, moreover, offers the latitude to tease out games of cat and mouse, although that poses its own set of challenges, as evidenced by the creative contortions of "Homeland" in its later seasons and Fox's misguided revival of "The X-Files," which in its heyday was a classic of the genre, albeit with a supernatural twist.
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There are shades of revenge drama, western, and superhero movie about Black 47, which sees a game of cat and mouse transpire between disgraced British Army veteran Hannah (Hugo Weaving) and Martin Feeney (James Frecheville), the rogue Ranger he's meant to stop from carrying out his quest of revenge upon those who brought his family to ruin.
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This cat-and-mouse game was common in San Antonio back then, because once a Mexican immigrant hit town, he or she could find plenty of work as a nanny, a maid, a restaurant dishwasher, a landscaper, a road builder — as the cliché goes, pretty much everything that other people wouldn't do, or wouldn't do for the wages offered.
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This paper only looked at one ingredient in mint and menthol e-cigarette juice, but it points to a larger game of cat and mouse that the tobacco industry has been playing with regulators for more than a century—a game that has consistently limited the FDA's authority, ignored scientific research, and marshalled courts and lawmakers against strong regulation.
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Shelters Struggle With Live-or-Die Tests Affirmative Action Battle Has a New Focus: Asian-Americans How to Survive a Rip Current: First, Don't Fight It China's Internet Censors Play a Tougher Game of Cat and Mouse The Art of the Taboo Podcast Interview Venice, Invaded by Tourists, Risks Becoming 'Disneyland on the Sea' A Solution to Hackers?
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Her book, "Black Edge: Inside Information, Dirty Money, and the Quest to Bring Down the Most Wanted Man on Wall Street," is a richly reported, entertaining tale about the cat-and-mouse game between the government and Cohen — much of which played out in the news media — for the greater part of the last decade, if not longer.
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CLOSE TO THE ENEMY on Acorn TV. In a London hotel overlooking the rubble of World War II, a British intelligence officer (Jim Sturgess) tries to persuade a captured German scientist (August Diehl) to help the Royal Air Force develop a plane that can break the sound barrier in this teasing cat-and-mouse drama from Stephen Poliakoff.
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She'd been studying the situation in Syria, swaths of which at the time were controlled by ISIS, when she discovered #OpISIS, a Twitter game of cat and mouse where pro-ISIS accounts tried to connect with each other and recruit, while a network of anti-ISIS activists, identifying as Anonymous despite few displaying any hacking prowess, tracked and reported them to Twitter.
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What emerged from this taut dynamic was one of the most violent, gripping, thrilling cat-and-mouse games depicted on TV. Wagner Moura portrayed Escobar with such nuance that, by the season's end, you were sad to see him go — despite the knowledge of the awesome havoc he wreaked on the people of Colombia by plunging them into a drug war.
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I'm not sure whether Dark Fate can escape that curse, but it does have a couple things going for it: Linda Hamilton is reprising her role as Sarah Connor, and the film looks to be mirroring the much simpler plots of the original films — protect a single person who's being hunted down, leading to a tense cat and mouse game.
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That was immediately followed by the grim-looking leaders clasping hands in Beijing in November 2014 just ahead of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum summit hosted by Xi. While neither side has given up its claims to those islands — and their ships and planes continue to play cat-and-mouse in the area — they have successfully lowered the temperature and avoided escalation.
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You could argue that there's no such thing as a truly secure computer — it'll always be a cat and mouse game between Microsoft and hackers — and no laptop truly gets all-day battery life with real-world usage (I got around 29-224 hours of mixed usage; Microsoft advertises up to 210 hours of local video playback), and I agree.
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Watch it hereWhen CIA analyst Jack Ryan stumbles upon a suspicious series of bank transfers, his search for answers pulls him from the safety of his desk job and catapults him into a deadly game of cat and mouse throughout Europe and the Middle East, with a rising terrorist figurehead preparing for a massive attack against the US and her allies.
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Watch it hereWhen CIA analyst Jack Ryan stumbles upon a suspicious series of bank transfers his search for answers pulls him from the safety of his desk job and catapults him into a deadly game of cat and mouse throughout Europe and the Middle East, with a rising terrorist figurehead preparing for a massive attack against the US and her allies.
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One scenario turns into a deadly cat-and-mouse between tanks through rolling hills and farming villages, another is a World War 1-style offensive through successive lines of prepared defenses, and yet another is a chaotic, Gettysburg-style scrap as recon units clash near a crossroads, and then all hell breaks loose as heavier units and fire support come into play.
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"Sacred Games" is about a Sikh cop in the Mumbai police force named Sartaj Singh (played by the Bollywood star Saif Ali Khan), and a mysterious Mumbai criminal, Ganesh Gaitonde (Nawazuddin Siddiqui), caught in a game of cat and mouse after Gaitonde calls Singh to tell him of an attack on the city set to take place in 25 days.
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Hosted by Alex Goldman and PJ Vogt, the show's format varies week to week: Some episodes are deep dives into a single tech story — a case study of an Uber hack, the rise and fall of a YouTube star, a phone scam that becomes a gripping cat-and-mouse game — while others lean more heavily on the hosts' banter and regular segments.
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I am reminded of the recent revelation that you'll be able to soft-disable TouchID on iOS 11 in situations where you could be coerced to give up your fingerprint — a development that TC's own Taylor Hatmaker referred to as "the wokest thing I've seen a company do on an OS." The cat and mouse between law enforcement and Apple's security division is my favorite TV show.
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CAT-AND-MOUSE GAME The Beaufort-Spontins, owners since the early 1800s of the castle in the lush hills 60 km (35 miles) from the German border, fled to Austria at the end of World War Two, having hidden the wines and the Shrine of St Maurus - said to hold John the Baptist's bones - under the chapel floor to keep them from plundering soldiers.
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"Based on what creative people might do in conjunction with the materials scientists, if the regulations are not done right there is going to be an ongoing cat and mouse game similar to what we see in golf and especially auto racing where the regulations are a starting point for tweaks, workarounds, and gamesmanship of the highest order," said Michael Joyner, a physiologist at the Mayo Clinic.
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Wen Tao, who until last year was a reporter for "Serious Reporting" at Phoenix, one of the news features shut down by the new edict, said by telephone that in recent years the news portals had played a cat-and-mouse game with government internet censors, pushing the boundaries of censorship by publishing material without submitting it for approval and waiting to see if it was taken down by the authorities.
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Proof, if proof were needed, that democracy is a cat and mouse game of PR these days… Civil rights campaign organisation, the Open Rights Group, is running a crowdfunding campaign to try to raise £20,000 to fund a challenge to the U.K. government's own massive PR machine which is in the midst of driving the draft Investigatory Powers bill through Parliament and onto the statute books this year.
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Moore's primary job was to merge Bond's charm with his rougher, beefier side through the franchise's many fight scenes — like the famous palace fight from 1983's Octopussy: But he also managed to imbue the character with all of Connery's wit and cunning, as seen in 1979's Moonraker, when he plays cat and mouse with Michael Lonsdale as Hugo Drax: In many ways, Moonraker is perhaps the ultimate Roger Moore film and the ultimate Bond film.
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In an email, a representative of Team Xecuter denied the group deployed any bricking code, and said that the program locks Switch consoles with a password or until the software is updated (Heskin was able to circumvent this lock when he discovered the technique in June.) They also framed the lock as more of a challenge for hackers that may come across Xecuter's own anti-piracy measures—a "harmless cat-and-mouse game" between hackers and competing piracy teams.
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