I had so far failed to find out anything about Román that suggested clandestine activity, or even clandestine sympathies.
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Raiding clandestine laboratories carries its own occupational hazards, and many law enforcement officers have unfortunately been accidentally dosed during raids on clandestine labs.
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McMullin served in the national clandestine service at the CIA for 11 years, ending in 2010, where he managed clandestine operations related to counterterrorism and other issues, according to his LinkedIn profile.
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"The terrorist threat in France today is a clandestine threat, and to counter a clandestine threat, there are no two ways about it: You need intelligence gathering, not firepower," Mr. Tenenbaum said.
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The Central Intelligence Agency's Directorate of Operations, formerly known as the Clandestine Service, handles the clandestine collection of human intelligence as well as covert actions that advance national security and foreign policy goals.
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Clandestine debts could mean the actual picture is even worse.
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Jazz singer Sanam Abdolazimzadeh's story is one of clandestine talent.
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There's also a clandestine element to what the firm does.
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Underground it may be, but it is far from clandestine.
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Her closest adviser enters into clandestine negotiations with the Spanish.
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Their ability to decipher clandestine schemes testifies to their genius.
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It's not as seedy or clandestine as it might sound.
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At 20033 he joined a clandestine group of Kurdish students.
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Quintana said 3,853 clandestine graves have been discovered since 2006.
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Many clandestine procedures are carried out with limited medical oversight.
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He said he had had thousands of clandestine homosexual encounters.
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A clandestine service officer's work is done in the shadows.
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This DHS operation is clandestine; we do not know its scope.
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Criminal gangs often bury the bodies of victims in clandestine graves.
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Nope, it's not some clandestine group of adult baby diaper-lovers.
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The hidden door, the lithium ion curtain – a little clandestine touch.
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We salute you and your ambling ways, clandestine Australian pizza maker.
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Check out Hamilton's visit to a clandestine shroom lab on VICELAND.
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Threat Level AA. Now I return to Japan, a clandestine act.
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Many are in Italy illegally and work in semi-clandestine sweatshops.
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Hacking may sound scary, but we suggest ignoring these clandestine messages.
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Booth remembers the early days as a completely clandestine, solo experience.
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Today, however, the Yoruba religion is no longer a clandestine practice.
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And emergency room doctors, working in clandestine clinics, set shattered bones.
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North Korea, for its part, began a clandestine nuclear-enrichment program.
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But some men take advantage of the secrecy of clandestine communication.
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His C.I.A. experience gave him broad exposure to America's clandestine operations.
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Bitcoin's early adopters sometimes tried to make clandestine and illegal transactions.
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For queer women, this experience of clandestine love is nearly universal.
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The clandestine actions of royalty are familiar territory for fairy tales.
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No clandestine acquihire is too small for scrutiny under this order.
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"There was nothing done that was clandestine or nefarious," Halpern said.
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John Sipher spent 28 years in the CIA's National Clandestine Service.
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The report said the CIA "relies heavily on independent contractors to accomplish important facets of its mission," particularly at the National Clandestine Service, the covert arm of the agency responsible for clandestine operations around the world.
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An estimated 35,000 clandestine abortions take place in El Salvador every year.
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Now police are sending some to clandestine prisons where they are tortured.
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The Revolutionary Guard includes the Quds division, which conducts clandestine operations abroad.
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Fury about the exodus is compounded by the clandestine nature of departures.
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When it comes to clandestine meet-ups with drug lords, fuck WhatsApp.
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Nonetheless, commanders insisted that UNICEF was "training selected persons for clandestine activities".
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Leone was the editor of a clandestine paper and was never home.
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Any clandestine enrichment elsewhere would be a grave breach of the deal.
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"They are clandestine groups, and by definition hard to crack," he says.
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These words become clandestine operators poking out from Jones's simple color schemes.
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"They weren't clandestine," said Terry Bolf, a longtime friend of the family.
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These days, clandestine bars are more likely to elicit groans than curiosity.
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Qassim Suleimani, the commander of Iran's clandestine operations, by a drone strike.
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Dianne Feinstein blocked Haspel's promotion within the clandestine service, the Times reported.
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Only she knows the pair's clandestine confessions or the open-sesame combinations.
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We peer into clandestine motel rooms and behind locked dressing-room doors.
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They indulged in illicit activities like gambling, clandestine affairs and political assassinations.
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So great are the risks of accidental dosing with LSD that Uncle Fester, author of numerous clandestine chemistry manuals, warns prospective clandestine LSD chemists several times about the risk of accidental LSD ingestion in his book Practical LSD Manufacture.
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There are some 2,200 clandestine clinics operating around the country, according to Zabicky.
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Elopements aren't what they used to be: clandestine, quick, quite possibly in Vegas.
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Clandestine airstrips etched into the jungle make the area a hub for smugglers.
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Clandestine reports on blogs and social media describe grisly executions and public floggings.
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Because that M is more than clandestine street art, more than simple vandalism.
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The clandestine nature of Russia's activity in the cyber arena is even scarier.
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The post suggested that it could be a clandestine payment of some sort.
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Resistance inside Mosul Clandestine phone calls from inside Mosul provide fragments of information.
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He claims the leaked "clandestine audio recordings" were doctored and denies any wrongdoing.
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It commenced a clandestine nuclear program probably as a defense mechanism against Israel.
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It described a clandestine effort in the Cabinet to rein in the president.
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Since 2013, unmanned American aircraft have launched from a clandestine airfield in Niamey.
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The drug's powdered form is manufactured in clandestine labs in China and Mexico.
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Mr. Loinger (pronounced low-ohn-JAY) was well suited to his clandestine work.
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Zia ul-Haq as the general developed the country's clandestine nuclear weapons program.
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President, last night the Rodina came under a clandestine attack of undetermined nature.
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In one, he wrote: I've handed out clandestine pamphlets, yelling: VIVA LA LIBERTAD!
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In those cases, the disclosure is not clandestine and therefore not a leak.
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The age-old strategy of "samizdat," clandestine self-publishing, is mobilizing once again.
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Israeli prime ministers, as a matter of policy, never publicize clandestine military operations.
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Its debut episode involves a discharge, a cute goat and a clandestine hookup.
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Consider just one bit of spin about the Trump campaign's clandestine Russia connections.
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We can expect Iran to exert more aggressive clandestine measures across the globe.
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The clandestine community has declined invitations by the House the last two years.
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No more boiler-room politics, no more clandestine deals, no more murky patronage.
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Given the clandestine nature of sex trafficking crimes, misidentification of victims is prevalent.
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They found clandestine airstrips for drug planes and abandoned airplanes swallowed by vines.
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Criminal gangs often bury the bodies of rivals or victims in clandestine graves.
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During the investigation, we even identified where there could be a clandestine graveyard.
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She has held several top positions in Washington In Washington, Haspel has held several top senior leadership positions, including deputy director of the National Clandestine Service and deputy director of the National Clandestine Service for Foreign Intelligence and Covert Action.
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Otherwise you have a clandestine market, that clandestine market continues to feed demand in the United States and Canada, as well as in Europe, and there is no end to the demand, so there will be no end to the supply.
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He traded coded messages and had clandestine meetings with other Russian agents, prosecutors said.
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Because that's how international conflicts are resolved now—one clandestine move at a time.
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The clandestine labs that create synthetic cannabinoids "would be fairly sophisticated operations," Bell said.
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It's a world away from the clandestine, boring presence of the early 2010s lot.
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But MSF said it has no access to the clandestine prisons in the area.
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As a former KGB operative, he prefers clandestine actions and feints to direct confrontation.
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Since the clandestine courtship, the two have opened up about their two-year fling.
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The app's Ghost Mode also makes it possible to lurk in a clandestine fashion.
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It's a clandestine horror show for the single most technologically illiterate man left standing.
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Certains parlent de plus de 3,100 tentatives d'émigration clandestine par les côtes en 2017.
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He spent 10 years in the CIA's national clandestine service as an operations officer.
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Equinox does a great job of making you feel like you're entering clandestine spaces.
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He'd then hide this clandestine pie, usually in a desk drawer or filing cabinet.
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The consulting firm believes that Lebanon's clandestine cannabis farms may offer a quick fix.
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The Gulenists have long had a clandestine presence within the judiciary and the police.
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But in this case, the Kremlin's election interference was not meant to be clandestine.
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Whistle-blowers have provided further details on the clandestine doping scheme the report described.
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Overwhelmed, the state also decided to temporarily halt all new searches for clandestine graves.
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He was then paid $183,000 more to apply to the C.I.A.'s clandestine service.
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The clandestine war has spread well beyond the Middle East; it's now fully globalized.
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A clandestine operation which made for a riveting tale that's pretty easy to comprehend.
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It is one of the biggest clandestine graves found in Mexico in recent years.
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Many of those questions rise not from clandestine sources, but rather from Trump himself.
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"It was not a clandestine operation," said Elmer Cato, assistant secretary for public diplomacy.
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And many of these clandestine groups have ties to Mexico's horrifically violent drug cartels.
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There are also reports that Iran and North Korea keep their own clandestine stockpiles.
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The country is widely believed to run at least one clandestine uranium-enrichment plant.
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France has been another key supporter and has provided clandestine advisers to his forces.
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It ended with Paul leading a clandestine attack into the Los Angeles locker room.
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How did officials find out the men were part of Vladimir Putin's clandestine services?
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The couple quietly wed in a clandestine civil ceremony in New York City on Sept.
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Months later, US forces, including clandestine Special Forces operatives, along with Afghan troops swept in.
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On one occasion, a Nazi stopped her and her clandestine radio operator, patting them down.
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"These interactions are semi-clandestine, so it's hard to find a paper trail," he says.
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Inside were nickel-cadmium batteries and ten-metre antennae—components of a clandestine weather station.
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One such clandestine operation included the capture and interrogation of an ISIS chemical weapons expert.
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Similarly, Pyongyang has long been deemed a pariah state due to its clandestine weapons program.
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But ISIS' European fighters stand out too much to survive in a clandestine resistance movement.
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They are the first publicly released photos from their clandestine meeting over the Easter weekend.
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Wyatt says the most proactive recruitment efforts are in operations, which handles the clandestine work.
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Zilberstein took out his phone and started flicking through the clandestine images from the archive.
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Instead, he authorized the Americans to respond in Iraq, with a series of clandestine measures.
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On his clandestine missions inside Germany, he would disguise himself in a Wehrmacht corporal's uniform.
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The clandestine discussions came weeks before planned summit meetings with American and South Korean leaders.
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Earlier this month a clandestine lab outside Moscow producing mephedrone for online sales was busted.
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In October, the presidents of the league's other teams held a series of clandestine meetings.
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" It goes on, "Avoid abortionist," saying the term "connotes a person who performs clandestine abortions.
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Its employees protected American diplomats overseas and worked alongside C.I.A. officers in clandestine counterterrorism operations.
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As befits a movie about clandestine activity, however, there's more than meets the eye here.
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We have had clandestine meetings with members of the armed forces and the security forces.
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Cue a dance of wit, sexual tension and clandestine assignments foiled by pesky human emotions.
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Russia seized on the turmoil, annexing Crimea, stoking separatist rebellion and launching a clandestine invasion.
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Abortion is illegal in Madagascar, but clandestine terminations are performed regularly in the Indian Ocean nation.
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They land on a clandestine airstrip, which is on a steep incline to slow the plane.
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Traditionally a clandestine alliance has existed between the all-women teams and their ardent gay admirers.
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Other music lovers recalled smuggling in tapes or records and listening to them at clandestine parties.
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At this clandestine ceremony, a leader named Dutty Boukman led an oath to fight for freedom.
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La mixité, mal vue partout dans le pays, règne sur les chaloupes de l'immigration clandestine apparemment.
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A Russian speaker, Scott retired from the CIA's Clandestine Service and Naval Reserve in late 2014.
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Left-wing mayors should think of the difficulties of their own citizens and not clandestine migrants.
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But local residents fear that may change if the flow of clandestine crossings is not stemmed.
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"It's a clandestine phenomenon of great importance that has remained naturalized within the culture," he said.
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The Haganah operates in a bitter shadow world, bound by the immutable elements of clandestine operations.
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In northwest Chihuahua state, for example, authorities have also uncovered clandestine graves hidden in safe houses.
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In 2006, The Financial Times reported that Freedom House was involved in clandestine activities inside Iran.
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Terrorism and national security cases traditionally featured clandestine meetings of secret cells and oaths of loyalty.
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That has raised the pressure on leaders to discourage migrants from taking clandestine routes to Europe.
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"It was caused by the clandestine artisanal diggers who have infiltrated (the mine)," he told Reuters.
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But there's also a velociraptor, a clandestine evil organization, and aliens thrown in for good measure.
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It was "almost clandestine" and collectors were sneaking work out of the country in diplomatic pouches.
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Meanwhile, the Russian government was running a clandestine attempt to swing the election in Trump's favor.
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It is as if Trump threw open the doors to the closed clandestine workings of power.
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And while a clandestine romance blossoms at school, his Muslim father arranges a marriage for him.
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Other allegations against him include being clandestine in his operations and unwilling to disclose certain logistics.
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How could all the controls in place to protect Americans from clandestine surveillance fail so miserably?
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This secretiveness has prompted some lawmakers to call for greater scrutiny of the military's clandestine units.
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Rather, much of it is illegally made in clandestine labs as chemical variations of legal fentanyl.
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For that reason, she was denied the job of deputy director of the National Clandestine Service.
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The Iranians then proceeded to out-negotiate their counterparts at the subsequent clandestine meetings in Oman.
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Five years ago, an artist even built a clandestine bar inside a water tower in Chelsea.
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Reuters found the clandestine program helped local security forces track activists, who were sometimes later tortured.
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It's really hard to do because it's such a clandestine industry, so you can't research it.
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Jobs are scarce, everyone's injected with nanomachines, and the law is enforced by a clandestine guard.
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The clandestine purchase of advertising on the site through fake personas was particularly alarming, she said.
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Though doctors soon removed the clandestine throat teeth with forceps, the man's suffering wasn't over yet.
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Magneto appears on one of those covers, suggesting he's been in clandestine cahoots with Rogers and Hydra.
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Clandestine Chinese labs manufacture a synthetic version of fentanyl that is easily bought on the dark Web.
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Outside of Syria, Moscow has largely avoided a robust military intervention, preferring clandestine aid and diplomatic maneuvers.
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The bishop's website likens clandestine prayer meetings to the tribulations of early Christians under the Roman empire.
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They say she has served the agency well for 33 years, almost entirely as a clandestine officer.
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It is the clandestine nature of those activities that is the basis for the FBI's investigative interest.
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So most of them are forced to work in the informal economy—or in the clandestine economy.
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The two moved to Vienna several years ago to join the CTBTO's vigil for clandestine nuclear tests.
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At one clandestine facility, a dozen men pumped crude into a tank from a boat moored nearby.
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Rumours swirled that Sweden, Poland and others had started clandestine work toward nuclear weapons of their own.
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He didn't even tell his own parents about his clandestine endeavor, though they eventually pieced it together.
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The incidents highlight the clandestine but incessant hacking campaigns that continue reliably between the US and China.
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Here are 6 things you didn't know about these clandestine operators fighting the evils of narco-terrorism.
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But authorities also told the Associated Press the clandestine meeting helped them first locate the drug kingpin.
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In addition to lower vanillin, clandestine vanilla-curing by thieves and impatient farmers also upsets moisture content.
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Out of a department of 5,000, only some 80 officers were recruited to join the clandestine unit.
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But the plan unraveled, as navy-led raids came sweeping through Sinaloa days after the clandestine meeting.
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These days, the injured are sometimes treated at clandestine clinics that provide X-rays and rudimentary surgery.
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As a result, deal makers are known for their secrecy, using code names and holding clandestine meetings.
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World Affairs Journal noted that a clandestine alliance has developed between Israel and the Sunni Arab world.
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And like the Republicans planning a clandestine attack at the convention, it would backfire with the people.
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The leaders are also expected to discuss upgrading their defense cooperation and cracking down on clandestine migration.
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A certain kind of book would ordinarily follow from this, but Jon has another clandestine activity afoot.
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She went about it with the zeal of a fanatic and the secrecy of a clandestine operative.
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He later spoke with Doostdar to discuss clandestine methods to deliver the information to Iran, it said.
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We always saved our longest catchups and our deepest heart-to-hearts for those rare, clandestine trips.
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There is, it must be said, something pretty powerful about seeing the usually clandestine in broad daylight.
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Its very name conjures an image of a clandestine tunnel winding its way through the American landscape.
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Instead, Sharapova's father found a clandestine spot for her to watch: inside a shed, hidden from view.
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The drills will involve clandestine water crossings and battles — although, thankfully for residents, not with live gunfire.
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And with inspectors gone, it would be much harder to detect and prevent Iran's clandestine rebuilding efforts.
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Investigators discovered that the pipeline system was "full" of clandestine taps, the minister said in an interview.
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These are not mystical or held by the Clandestine Officers Guild and passed on at the Farm.
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Its members are believed to carry out clandestine operations including assassinations, and are experts in asymmetric warfare.
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Prosecutors must arrange clandestine visits with detainees who are victims or witnesses, before they leave the jail.
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Indeed, Sweden became a conduit for clandestine financial support to foes of the white government in Pretoria.
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Mexican authorities have busted numerous large, clandestine meth labs capable of producing hundreds of kilos per month.
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The trio's first album, "Dissent," was recorded during clandestine performances at their Hanoi rehearsal and performance studio.
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After that the president turned to more clandestine counterrevolutionary measures, and the Iran-contra affair was born.
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Context is key when dealing with an art world that operated through clandestine gatherings and secret handshakes.
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The most notable of these occurs at a clandestine gathering he sneaks into at a suburban mansion.
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Popular perception holds bitcoin as clandestine, but both the cops and the robbers are well past that.
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It captures the grave stakes of a clandestine game played, or fought, by China and the West.
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The reproductive rights organization Miles estimates that 60,000 to 70,000 clandestine abortions are carried out each year.
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More than 3,000 Chileans "disappeared" in clandestine ways, and tens of thousands more were abducted and tortured.
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Those advisers and other clandestine operators relied on companies like Transoceanic for much of their logistical support.
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And last week, the Israeli prime minister revealed another clandestine nuclear site that Iran failed to disclose.
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"We have had clandestine meetings with members of the armed forces and the security forces," he wrote.
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North Korea is also widely believed to operate at least one clandestine uranium enrichment plant outside Yongbyon.
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But why did these important figures in the Revolution's clandestine history stand exactly here, in Raynham Hall?
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The OIG report said the use of independent contractors by the National Clandestine Service is so widespread that it created the "appearance of an employer-employee relationship" between the CIA and the National Clandestine Service's independent contractors, which is a violation of CIA regulation and procedures and federal laws.
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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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Lastly, most intelligence officers have been instructed to avoid the press, lest clandestine operations or intelligence be divulged.
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Others avail themselves of clandestine online services offering marriages of convenience to men willing to whisk them abroad.
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Maybe everyone was sneaking around, and I just didn't know because it was always a sexy clandestine affair.
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The Mexican government's lack of attention has allowed organized groups to open clandestine taps along Pemex's main pipelines.
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One claimed that Mr Karimov's disgraced daughter, Gulnara Karimova, had been poisoned and buried in a clandestine grave.
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The CIA has named Beth Kimber to lead the agency's clandestine arm, its Directorate of Operations, CBS reports.
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Haspel is respected for her work in the clandestine service and held in high regard at the CIA.
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There have been mysterious No Caller ID phone calls and emails; clandestine meetings in LA bars and restaurants.
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The other is the long-persecuted, semi-clandestine church headed by bishops who were canonically ordained by Rome.
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Deaths in clandestine military operations create a dilemma for the Russian armed forces, as well as other militaries.
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That duo meets for a clandestine meal with then-Virginia Congressman James Madison, a confidante of President Washington.
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The number of clandestine entry attempts may be even higher by the time voters head to the polls.
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The most promising of all the clandestine relationships belong to Alexis (Niki Koss) and Dakota (Ana Mulvoy Ten).
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That's a very different thing from sending them through the post—which, in many ways, is very clandestine.
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"Clandestine kicks" and "invisible elbows" In some countries, environmental activism fails because protesters are met with violent repression.
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Yet, no solution is possible as long as the Central American states remain captured by clandestine criminal networks.
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The United States and the IAEA believe Iran had a clandestine nuclear weapons program that it later abandoned.
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"Iran had a robust, clandestine nuclear weapons program," the online version read, reiterating a long-established US position.
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For years, Brodeur lied to friends and family in order to help cover up the lovers' clandestine meetings.
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Like the 2019 raid, the 2011 clandestine raid involved special operations forces and the president watched from Washington.
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A more likely scenario would be a covert Iranian "sneakout" that uses clandestine facilities to produce a bomb.
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The clandestine effort -- untaken with Israel -- deployed a computer virus security researchers nicknamed Stuxnet that destroyed Iranian centrifuges.
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His biggest influence on the spy world was as a very public writer, not as a clandestine practitioner.
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After sleeping inside the car, they met up with the other family and a clandestine sailor they'd hired.
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It's also possible it could embarrass intelligence services which still have a relationship with the US clandestine community.
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In an exclusive clip, author Gregg Olsen, who has covered the case, details Letourneau's clandestine communications to Fualaau.
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Among the stories you'll hear there are memories of la charada, the name for Cuba's clandestine lottery system.
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The bars in the area look like clandestine sites where everyone congregated to dedicate themselves to their vices.
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The DHS reports that migrants are paying up to $9,200 for "clandestine passage" across the border, per Kulish.
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Gonda is married to reigning drag queen Leda (Osamu Ogasawara), who quickly catches wind of the clandestine affair.
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Technical intelligence can tell you that adversaries had a clandestine meeting, but not what was said at it.
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A clandestine trip to the White House ultimately sunk the leadership of his counterpart in the House, Rep.
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After Nisha spends a clandestine night out, her father, Mirza (Adil Hussain), catches her bringing a boy home.
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Ms. Choi and her niece started making arrangements for the clandestine overland journey after the sister's phone call.
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From there, he joined the C.I.A., posing as an American diplomat while serving as a clandestine case officer.
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When that did not work, the party sought a rerun, arguing that clandestine organizations had sabotaged the election.
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Only the bodies that are taken to morgues are counted, not those found dismembered in clandestine dumping grounds.
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"Ostalgia" was the new, mocking term I used to describe the clandestine longing for the conveniences of dictatorship.
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But a looming global shortage has led to a boom in clandestine sand mining and even outright theft.
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The dictatorship set up clandestine detention centers where it tortured, killed and stole babies from pregnant political prisoners.
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The clandestine program, known as Project Raven, helped local security forces track activists, who were sometimes later tortured.
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In the 1970s, it was South Korea, not North Korea, which pursued a clandestine nuclear weapons development program.
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Almost every transaction begins with an encrypted private message to her phone and ends with a clandestine handoff.
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She was also chief of staff to Jose Rodriguez, director of the National Clandestine Service for the agency.
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In interviews the doctor outlines Russia's widespread steroid program and the clandestine steps taken to cover it up.
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Characters are identified using initials to reflect the clandestine nature of their lives, on and off the page.
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The clandestine community's pleas to close the public segment have been met with varying degrees of bipartisan resistance.
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But as Keleş was pulled into the movement he came to understand that it had a clandestine goal.
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Haspel spent most of her career in clandestine services, and she has succeeded in a scary, violent world.
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The clandestine East African nation of Eritrea will be making its debut at the Winter Games this year.
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From 2003 to 2005, Haspel was chief of staff to the CIA director of clandestine operations, Jose Rodriguez.
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In a recent interview with CBS, Pompeo said the CIA was "most certainly" expanding covert and clandestine operations.
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Yet in recent years, reports have surfaced about clandestine meetings between Israeli intelligence chiefs and their Gulf counterparts.
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Mr. Salvini wrote at the time that the pope should be concerned with the "globalization of clandestine" immigration.
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The clandestine but rampant culture of sex between students and professors degraded the learning atmosphere and distracted us.
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Even after California granted patients limited protection from criminal prosecution in 1996, farmers were still leading clandestine lives.
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As is to be expected from purported involvement in clandestine operations, Seal's work with the CIA remains in dispute.
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It is easier to set up a clandestine laboratory, or even a fully fledged pharmaceutical factory, than ever before.
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Over the weekend, news broke that data from the fitness-tracking app Strava was revealing information on clandestine locations.
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The activist was beaten and tortured at a clandestine detention site, according to a complaint filed by his wife.
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Improved radar and infrared sensors, some experts say, may make these planes not quite as clandestine as hoped for.
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I don't order The Closer, but settle my tab and leave the clandestine bar through the way I came.
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He and a group of friends were then intercepted by authorities, who brought them to a clandestine torture center.
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Bieber, 24, and Baldwin, 22, then quietly wed in a clandestine civil ceremony in New York City on Sept.
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The clandestine way in which these photographs were taken was particularly shocking to us as it breached our privacy.
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Fans were handed commemorative Phife Dawg shirts and tickets to a clandestine Tuesday afternoon event at Harlem's Apollo Theater.
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The Americans, whose strikes are usually clandestine, were quick to announce Mullah Mansour's elimination (so much for Pakistani feelings).
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"Women in the region are having abortions, they're just having them in an unsafe and clandestine manner," García said.
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How you take care of yourself is unimportant, so long as the method in question isn't clandestine self-harm.
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In 1942, he signed an executive order forming the OSS, a clandestine espionage and sabotage agency directed by Gen.
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Pitt also appeared in a photo with British band Royal Blood, though that photo is free from clandestine celebs.
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Even so, the number of clandestine labs in China—the epicenter of global ketamine production and use—is rising.
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No solution to migration is possible as long as the Central American states remain captured by clandestine criminal networks.
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The deal, many years in the works, was nearly derailed following the revelations of multiple clandestine U.S. surveillance programs.
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Advocates for the bill noted that complications from clandestine abortions are the leading cause of maternal deaths in Argentina.
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" Which is a lot different than what was actually sent out: "Iran HAS a robust, clandestine nuclear weapons program.
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And I was proud to be the first woman to serve as the number-two in the Clandestine Service.
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As censorship intensified, Mr. Wajda encouraged the clandestine distribution of banned films by his younger colleagues through underground cassettes.
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They were cautious about saying anything about the clandestine mission until the detainees were on an American government plane.
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The church's clandestine nature is part of what made it a focal point for the country's anger and fear.
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A Sunday-night salon called Headz was a clandestine art collaboration by Spencer Sweeney, Urs Fischer and Brendan Dugan.
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Others think that, while helpful, such clandestine attacks will not be enough to reassure American allies or deter Iran.
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White nationalists, race and I.Q. debates, clandestine prescription drug and weapons selling groups and Pepe the Frog memes: unthinkable!
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She joined the then-clandestine Communist Party in 1965, during Franco's dictatorship, when she also completed her law degree.
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This explains Putin's public orientation to Trump as well as Russia's clandestine efforts to form allegiances with Trump's campaign.
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In reality, large, clandestine contributions and illegal vote buying have factored into Mexican elections for decades, corruption watchdogs say.
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These clandestine talks, which started around 2009, have been useful for both sides on numerous occasions over the years.
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This quiet and often clandestine work has not only helped countless people survive in a landscape of restricted access.
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He is now moving into retail himself, opening a "clandestine" shop, otherwise known as his third-floor loft apartment.
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Moral calling inserted him in a world of black market money, forged passports and visas and clandestine mountain routes.
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And party leaders are free to cut clandestine deals with one another in gentlemen's agreements that disempower the public.
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Soleimani was the architect of Tehran's overseas clandestine and military operations as head of the Revolutionary Guards' Quds Force.
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A civilian nuclear power program is often a ruse for making that fuel, and building a clandestine nuclear arsenal.
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Abortion-rights groups say 60,000 to 70,000 clandestine abortions are performed in Chile each year, often in unsafe conditions.
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Trump's shot at the clandestine community even has some Republicans, who are often loath to criticize the President, worried.
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Set on a plantation in the midst of the Civil War, Donja R. Love's play explores a clandestine relationship.
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Meet Lavinia and Louise, two glamorous blondes roaming the depraved extremes of New York's all-night clandestine party circuit.
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Not only that, but the methods by which they are striving to achieve this goal are not particularly clandestine.
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Russian nationals are not given the security clearances needed to work in the more clandestine branches of the embassy.
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The reports of clandestine graves "are legends, but we have to confirm them or rule them out," Fasci said.
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Wiping servers Russian government agencies and state-owned corporations offer tempting targets for clandestine U.S. digital sabotage and destruction.
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While meeting in person may seem less clandestine, online exchanges or calls are more vulnerable to those seeking information.
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For the Bush administration, the clandestine uranium effort was all it needed to walk away from the Agreed Framework.
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The organization eventually took on a more clandestine air as its members assumed influential roles in business and society.
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But the atmosphere is far from clandestine—the Astor Room has become a popular watering hole for gregarious locals.
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A section of the OIG audit that identified the National Clandestine Service contracts "with unauthorized commitments" was entirely redacted.
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Ardon said teenagers who get abortions in "clandestine places" are known to come to hospitals in a "difficult" state.
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The thinking was that the winner shouldn't be caught cold about thorny world problems -- and clandestine operations -- upon assuming power.
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But new president Mauricio Macri lifted currency controls after taking office in December, shuttering many of these clandestine exchange spots.
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Clandestine labs "It is much more difficult to make the cannabinoids than methamphetamine and similar drugs like that," Bell explained.
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When abortions are illegal, women who want them often turn to clandestine measures and often unsafe abortions, creating new problems.
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Once the rising tensions between Tehran and Washington accelerated from clandestine operations to conventional warfare, Iran lost its strategic advantage.
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The good news--if there is any--is that Honda's clandestine work with Takata may have resulted in better airbags.
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According to the New York Times, Argentina's Health Minister Adolfo Rubinstein estimates more than 350,93 "clandestine abortions" happen each year.
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Google is developing a clandestine home device to compete with the Amazon Echo Show, according to a new TechCrunch report.
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The Russian conspiracy went on largely in the open, with most of the clandestine bits hidden under a diaphanous cover.
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"No clandestine immigrants, no squeegee merchants and no Roma encampments [in Moscow]," tweeted Mr Salvini during a visit in 2014.
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Or will the two start a clandestine affair, potentially causing an even bigger rift between Mike and Billy's sister Max?
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The deal collapsed in 2002 after North Korea admitted it had been running a clandestine nuclear program using enriched uranium.
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Between 2016 and February 2018, British officials on the continent prevented more than 80,000 "clandestine" attempts to cross the Channel.
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The extremist group may still prove to be a major challenge for months as it turns to a clandestine insurgency.
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The finale's narrative twists capped a season dominated by a clandestine war between the incoming administration and the intelligence community.
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The experiment was met with outrage given the premature state of the technology and the clandestine nature of He's experiment.
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There have been a handful clandestine efforts to save the country's cultural heritage, but the latest one involves forensic technology.
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After dessert, the briefs included presentations on Russia, North Korea and "Clansig Operations," an agency acronym for clandestine signals intelligence.
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It would also be a timely reminder that Britain uses democratic legislation – rather than clandestine force – to achieve its ends.
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Naturally, you can adjust the volume so that your communication doesn't compromise the clandestine operation you may be carrying out.
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In Brazil, women with money have better chances of finding a person qualified to assist with a clandestine medical procedure.
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Americans are entitled to know now if the president and his campaign are suspected of being clandestine agents of Russia.
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Richter, a key part of the Directorate of Operations, the CIA's clandestine wing, oversaw spy operations across the Middle East.
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Some legal analysts have suggested that the release in Syria could potentially raise the specter of a clandestine transfer operation.
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It follows the exploits of Angus MacGyver, a clandestine operative who battles malfeasance by jury-rigging solutions to dire problems.
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The Wall Street Journal profiles Haspel's long career, which until recently was classified and shielded by the agency's clandestine operations.
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The illicit fentanyl's manufactured in clandestine labs typically have a different chemical structure than that manufactured by the pharmaceutical companies.
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They're operating a clandestine laboratory to make false passports for children and families about to be deported to concentration camps.
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Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) reportedly blocked her promotion to head the agency's clandestine service over her role in the program.
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In return, Turkey would effectively guard Europe's eastern shores and take back all migrants who enter Greece using clandestine routes.
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"Russia looks at this as 'active measures,'" meaning as part of its longstanding system of clandestine attack on other countries.
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It was systematic, clandestine, and purposefully orchestrated by government officials to circumvent doping regulations for more than a thousand competitors.
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To be fair, though, what's campier than a big-budget fantasy series that's actually mostly about clandestine sex and wigs?
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Which is — frankly speaking — a pretty refreshing idea when you consider the clandestine data brokering that pervades the tech industry.
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That was what that famous clandestine raid dumped into the harbor in what became known as the Boston Tea Party.
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He worked as a case officer, whose primary job was to recruit "clandestine human intelligence sources," according to the indictment.
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Conspiracy theorists and historians alike paid keen attention to this previously unknown bureaucrat—his clandestine exploits and his mysterious demise.
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For the two women, that meant clandestine discussions in the glitzy Dubai Mall, one of the world's largest shopping centers.
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Sometimes the image-gathering was clandestine, performed by plainclothes officers who carried still cameras and circulated quietly through the crowds.
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As a veteran clandestine officer, she lived and worked in secret and has never played any kind of public role.
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Salem revealed that his expulsion from Kurdistan was a ploy—he had returned to Mosul to conduct a clandestine operation.
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The government's clandestine trade policy approach reached its zenith under the Obama administration, which treated negotiation texts as classified information.
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For all we know, they've already crossed the line in clandestine nuclear sites that are not open to international inspections.
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Meanwhile, in Venezuela, the United States is pursuing a very different approach: threats, intimidation, and clandestine meetings with coup plotters.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), the budget was a clandestine document that didn't require the approval of anyone but her.
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During his nearly 22014 years with the C.I.A., Mr. Anderson became the ranking American clandestine officer in the Arab world.
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Washington must take the lead, create a new deterrence equation, and make it public, instead in sufficing with clandestine operations.
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The Surplus are only allowed to play on certain designated (and frightening) fields, but Gwen's clandestine league ignores that rule.
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He sent a camera crew on a clandestine expedition up the Italian side of Mont Blanc amid harsh winter conditions.
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Black people have been dominated and oppressed by white supremacy that constantly evolves and becomes more clandestine over the centuries.
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A partnering like theirs required clandestine meetings and stolen moments of passion; they met in hotel rooms, they made love.
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"As a business person, I think that's fair—it's playing dirty, but it's fair," Columbia's McGarry said of such clandestine reprisals.
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And while steganography has of late been linked to malicious hacks, MuslimCrypt brings the technique back to its clandestine communication roots.
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told naval officers last week that Iran was still resorting to clandestine measures to ship fuel.
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In an all new episode of Hamilton's Pharmacopeia, Hamilton explores magic mushrooms with the help of shamans, clandestine growers, and ethnomycologists.
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Ottinger's images harken back to an era when gender-bending was a clandestine activity and queerness was almost universally considered freaky.
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The moment Guy Marc and his ex clink glasses at a clandestine dinner date, Dominique is stricken with an ocular migraine.
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That filing came more than a year after the revelation that Thiel helped finance a clandestine legal war to destroy Gawker.
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North Korea's Reconnaissance General Bureau is a powerful body, responsible for clandestine operations, including espionage against foreign countries and cyberwarfare operations.
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Historically, the Bureau has been unsuccessful in infiltrating clandestine terror groups or in the development of informants within existing terror cells.
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These types of human intelligence, or HUMINT sources, often lead to much more productive electronic surveillance and wiretaps of clandestine cells.
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He's not talking about a clandestine meth lab, but he is high as fuck on dank, freshly fermented black garlic cloves.
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"The Tenke Fungurume site is overrun by clandestine miners who organize incursions into the heart of the private concession," Muyej said.
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Out on patrol with the police in a seized smuggling boat, officers point at clandestine ports that line the Parana River.
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Last week it returned some 18,000 credentials to the TSE, saying it did not want to participate in the clandestine trade.
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The ombudsman later said he believed the room was a clandestine detention center used to torture people during the civil war.
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He would leverage that fortune into a sprawling criminal empire, fulfilling his seemingly insatiable appetite for the clandestine and the illegal.
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The World Health Organization estimates that 11 percent of clandestine abortions resulted in the death of the pregnant woman or girl.
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Stansfield Turner, presided over what became known as "the Halloween massacre" — cuts of around 20 percent of the CIA's clandestine operatives.
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Criminal penalties for abortion force pregnant women and girls to turn to clandestine, and often unsafe, procedures to end unwanted pregnancies.
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It concluded that Iran had a parallel clandestine weapons programme until 2003 and that some aspects of it continued until 2009.
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Art in prison, she said, is a clandestine currency and many people discover their capacity for the craft out of necessity.
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Teen Vogue reports that a Victoria snapped a clandestine shot of a sleeping Brooklyn and posted it to her Instagram story.
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The story of that clandestine project, "Harvey's Hole," lets the author talk about the Berlin Wall and the beleaguered city's division.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — Brazilian police say they've shut down a clandestine factory that was producing fake Ferraris and sham Lamborghinis.
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Add counterfeit cheese to the list of clandestine French knockoffs alongside Louis Vuitton handbags and "inspired" bottles of Chanel No. 5.
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Police noticed a string of strange disappearances over the past year and identified what could be a clandestine graveyard, Santos added.
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Sometimes they jump on their beds and write clandestine valentines in glitter gel pens and make impossible wishes about the future.
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Training begins at the C.I.A. headquarters, in Langley, Virginia, where aspiring case officers develop cover identities to facilitate clandestine work abroad.
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There's also a somewhat clandestine pocket for either your cell phone or small personal items that you want to reach quickly.
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However, quality control in clandestine laboratories is notoriously poor which is why so much illicitly produced fentanyl results in overdose death.
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The swipe function has seen online dating shift from a clandestine, stigmatised act conducted in the privacy of one's own bedroom.
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Bitcoin may still bring to mind images of clandestine drug markets and anarchist hackers bent on liberating finance from financial companies.
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The big picture: Enriching and reprocessing capabilities make it easy to exploit peaceful nuclear activities to develop a clandestine weapons program.
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They have streamed across the border, some through legal crossings but many more along clandestine routes to sidestep Nicaraguan security forces.
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In 2005, Jose Rodriguez, then the head of the agency's clandestine service, ordered the destruction of videotapes of the waterboarding sessions.
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Speaking of teenagers on ecstasy at a clandestine party, the maudlin crew of Dawson's Creek suffer their own bizarre MDMA plotline.
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For all his efforts — the one-man missions, the clandestine meetings — he had managed only to swap one enemy for another.
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Cover: Sinaloa cartel drug cooks prepare a mixture of heroin and fentanyl in a clandestine lab near Culiacán in June 2019.
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And the love letters in Andrea di Robilant's tale of a clandestine 18th-century romance, "A Venetian Affair," were discovered there.
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So began Mr. Trump's clandestine and ultimately ill-fated attempt on Tuesday to visit one of the world's most dangerous borders.
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American aircraft with high-powered radio transmitters flew clandestine intelligence missions, the report suggested, and United Nations communications were routinely intercepted.
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Retro Report In the years before abortion became legal, a clandestine group helped women with unwanted pregnancies get around the law.
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But this extraordinary fight between an American president and his clandestine services also highlights a risk for current and former spies.
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This last leads us to a clandestine gay club where a rowdy group of men are deliriously dancing the Black Bottom.
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However, those same techniques could certainly be adopted to identify individuals and organizations with opposing interests to those performing clandestine monitoring.
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She sent it because she's running a clandestine investigation on the guy she has been dating and the investigation uncovered you.
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Saudi Arabia's de facto ruler was so alarmed he dispatched his brother to Washington for a clandestine meeting with Mr. Trump.
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A clandestine trip to the White House ultimately sunk the leadership of his counterpart in the House, Devin Nunes (R-Calif.).
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Clandestine abortions are the leading cause of maternal mortality in Argentina, which is incongruously high given the country's level of development.
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Jose A. Rodriguez Jr., then the head of the agency's clandestine service, ordered the destruction of videotapes of the waterboarding sessions.
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The C.I.A. declined to comment on Mr. D'Andrea's role, saying it does not discuss the identities or work of clandestine officials.
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More than 500 field searches across Mexico led to the discovery of 800 clandestine graves and the unearthing of 1,124 bodies.
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The evacuation of the children is a deeply clandestine arrangement, with the little princesses instructed to call themselves Ellen and Mary.
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The clandestine work would be "a lot sexier" than his current job, Mr. Young remembered an agent named Ryan telling him.
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During the 1970s, South Korea and Taiwan pursued clandestine nuclear arms until assured of a place under the American nuclear umbrella.
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Under the new government, which took office at the end of June, pressure is increasing for such clandestine activities to stop.
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In "Zero History," fashion strategists tracking a reclusive designer of otaku denim stumble into a parallel world of clandestine arms deals.
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It is easy to imagine him establishing clandestine intelligence and operational groups to feed him and the president what they want.
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Navalny spent years revealing corruption with clever videos featuring drone footage of clandestine castles and coastal estates owned by the elite.
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In Mexico, cartels often kidnap and kill their rivals, many of whom are buried in clandestine graves scattered across the country.
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Some of its targets have been bad apples, but others have been ordinary businesses subjected, in effect, to clandestine shakedown operations.
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It spanned three continents, millions of dollars and included clandestine meetings with African leaders in the middle of the Sahara Desert.
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He served 34 years in the CIA's Clandestine Service, including several chief of station assignments and as a headquarters executive manager.
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No official numbers are available, but Health Minister Adolfo Rubinstein has estimated there are more than 350,000 clandestine abortions every year.
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As a result, Ms. Witt had access to "the true names of intelligence sources and clandestine agents," according to the indictment.
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" The report says the "number of [National Clandestine Service] contract actions increased by 55 percent from fiscal years 2008 to 2010.
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The report said the latter entered into contracts with a redacted number of independent contractors "in part, to conduct phone and in-person interviews of applicants for employment within the [National Clandestine Service's] Professional Trainee (PT) and Clandestine Service Trainee (CST) Program, which is not in compliance with applicable federal laws" or the CIA's own internal regulations.
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"Isolation" proves a relative term, however, once Erlendur uncovers certain clandestine relationships, from love affairs to drug smuggling, linking servicemen and civilians.
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One such project is the clandestine, unfortunately named communication tool MuslimCrypt, which uses an encryption technique called steganography to spread secret messages.
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The object of these clandestine activities: the WHO's Framework Convention on Tobacco Control, or FCTC, a treaty aimed at reducing smoking globally.
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Under the law, the defense secretary can authorize, without special presidential approval, routine "clandestine military activity" in cyberspace, according to the Times.
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Poor women have many barriers in their access to courts, and clandestine abortion clinics will still not be able to operate freely.
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There's growing evidence that illicit fentanyl is being produced primarily in Mexico in clandestine cartel labs, with precursor chemicals sourced from China.
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The filing, which comes more than a year after the revelation that Thiel helped finance a clandestine legal war to destroy Gawker.
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"There are between 45,000 to 60,67 hospitalizations derived from clandestine abortions every year," said Ms. Austin, the lawmaker from the president's coalition.
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Interviews with drug users in Guanajuato, Tijuana, and Mexico City confirmed this is a common practice by both registered and clandestine clinics.
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We kept certain aspects of L, but we gave him a more ominous background, based on a more clandestine sort of programming.
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""Even though we're the CIA and a clandestine organization — we have certain rules we have to follow — can we be more social?
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So, in two weeks maybe we'll see a reprimand from the school board or maybe some clandestine making out in the halls.
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It takes six to eight hours to pack his suitcases in such a way that customs officials don't spot the clandestine goods.
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Drones are most associated with clandestine missions, Amazon deliveries, and mutilated babies—in other words, not the makings of an exciting sport.
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Or something more intriguing; Intelligence covered more esoteric and romantic disciplines, all spiced with the clandestine and therefore quite irresistible to me.
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That same day his office announced that state police had incinerated almost 90,000 marijuana crops at a clandestine plantation in northern Jalisco.
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After Nixon's clandestine tape recordings proved otherwise, the AG ended up pleading guilty to the misdemeanor of refusing to testify before Congress.
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"Israel was the only country that had the technical ability and policy motivation to carry out such a clandestine test," he said.
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I learned absolutely terrible lessons about sex from a clandestine copy of Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards.
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Did a clandestine cartel of fertilizer companies drive food prices so high that directly or indirectly drove 44 million people into poverty?
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The play, Insignificance, imagines a clandestine meeting between two of the most famous figures of America's midcentury: Albert Einstein and Marilyn Monroe.
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He is interested in the evolution of massive historical networks social networks, the analysis of clandestine behaviours and networks and deep learning.
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Intelligence organizations often operate as clandestine ambassadors – and with a highly controversial president, the intelligence community's role in that respect is critical.
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Wade, and remains true for women who resort to dangerous and clandestine methods of terminating pregnancies in countries where it is illegal.
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This leaves a neat and tidy appearance on the exterior, but more importantly secures all your gear against clandestine ingress by strangers.
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Carefully manufactured and managed identities, often shaped to mirror that of their target audience, are a hallmark of such clandestine bot campaigns.
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The central machinations involved the United States organizing clandestine arms sales to Iran in order to expedite the release of American hostages.
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It's an expansion of rights, and we have to suppress clandestine abortion—it shouldn't occur here or anywhere else in the world.
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"We don't have good data on the amount of clandestine abortions," Ko said, noting that this is a weakness of the study.
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Serious preparations would likely begin with a meeting of cabinet-level officials, followed by months of clandestine talks between the two sides.
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The agency wired its clandestine officers to the box every few years, usually when they rotated through headquarters, for single-issue polygraphs.
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Rudd says they wanted "a united antiwar movement" with millions of people, not a violent, clandestine group with a couple of hundred.
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Talking to neighbors and researching the Drug Enforcement Administration's National Clandestine Laboratory Register Data can give buyers clues into the home's history.
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"Managed clandestine operations related to counterterrorism, counterinsurgency, energy, political stability, and counterintelligence, while serving mostly in hostile environments," his LinkedIn biography says.
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Congresswoman Victoria Donda, 38, was born in a clandestine maternity ward in the ESMA, a former illegal detention center in Buenos Aires.
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He's been the chef in charge of the clandestine restaurant in the Fairfax neighborhood during the three years that it's been open.
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Ultimately what would be wonderful is if women could access healthcare when they need and not have to use a clandestine process.
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Wormwood is his new documentary miniseries on Netflix that—on its surface—is about LSD, the CIA, and the clandestine MKUltra project.
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The next year, Mr. Giraldo's lawyer provided coordinates that ultimately led the authorities to Mr. Henríquez's decomposed body in a clandestine grave.
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The former government employee was responsible in 2013 for releasing a trove of secret documents that exposed numerous clandestine government spying programs.
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Mr. Wolfe relished the clandestine nature of his work — using "jimwolfe007" as his personal email address — and he projected an affable charm.
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She opened a clandestine school at home, pretending to teach girls the Quran and dressmaking, among the only subjects allowed for them.
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Bernice's full album, "Puff LP: In the Air Without a Shape," is due May 25; this is a canny, almost clandestine tease.
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The forces that drove the Islamic State from its lands were equipped to liberate occupied cities, not fight a dispersed, clandestine force.
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"It was an Everywoman name," used for everyone who once formed an underground network that provided clandestine abortion services, Laura Kaplan said.
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In response, Baianas opened up their backyards for clandestine religious gatherings that included music — the first iteration of the modern samba circle.
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The reporters began by searching through yearbooks for Russia's Far Eastern Military Command Academy, which frequently prepares officers for overseas clandestine operations.
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Thursday, Musk's space exploration company launched the Air Force's clandestine, unmanned X-21B space vehicle at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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Such a scenario would infect the US clandestine services with politics and compromise their ability to maintain trust across the political spectrum.
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At the same time, North Korea initiated a clandestine nuclear-enrichment program, something it had promised South Korea it would not do.
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A lot of that work likely came from highly classified sources and clandestine surveillance that US intelligence agencies want to keep secret.
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I love a clandestine soda in the preparation of food, a flash of carbonation where the French might use wine or brandy.
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The clandestine effort — untaken with Israel — deployed a computer virus known as Stuxnet that destroyed Iranian centrifuges used in creating nuclear fuel.
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Mr. Berg says he takes no pride in his clandestine missions and two years in prison in the service of his country.
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Is this our first glimpse into some kind of weird, clandestine, Illuminati-like cabal of old Italian men who secretly run Hollywood?
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" The newspaper said the "clandestine manner" in which the government handled the general's appointment had created the impression of a "secret deal.
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His habitat — remote, wild, rocky, traversed by a single narrow, winding mountain road — is an appropriate setting for his semi-clandestine project.
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In response, the U.S. Department of Justice, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and other agencies are investigating clandestine harvesting and sales.
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So he simply created a clandestine one of his own — an improvised strategy that former justice officials describe as a legal stretch.
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"He charts the clandestine terrain of childhood so aptly that one has to suspect the presence of a mole on the playground."
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It depicts different sexual subcultures, including clandestine meetings between Vatican officials and young heterosexual Muslim men in Rome who work as prostitutes.
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Melissa McCarthy goes from desk administrator to clandestine agent in this spy movie sendup, directed by Paul Feig (the director of "Bridesmaids").
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This new scripted series reimagines clandestine investigations into unidentified flying objects led by the United States Armed Forces from 1947 to 1969.
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Elizabeth's trajectory makes clear that a life of clandestine secrets and lies can destroy even true believers who were conditioned to kill.
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The move comes with online investigative journalism sites drawing on open source data to probe Russia's alleged role in clandestine operations abroad.
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John LeBeau, a former senior operations officer of the CIA's clandestine service, said Turkish authorities quickly backed Saudi Arabia into a corner.
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The thriving dance scene uncovered the ingenuity of Chicano youth who sought new and clandestine ways to party amid intensifying police surveillance.
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The Wikimedia Foundation and Wikipedia editors are trying to stop Angolan pirates from using a free Wikipedia product as a clandestine filesharing service.
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The Supreme Court ruling was made in response to a case involving the employees of a clandestine abortion clinic in Rio de Janeiro.
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NIZHNEKAMSK, Russia/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Olga Markelova's ex-husband was killed two years ago on a clandestine mission in Syria for the Russian state.
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Photo: Kristen V. BrownLike any clandestine subculture, the internet is the grinder movement's true home, but Tibbetts' house is where it occasionally manifests.
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Rwandan military personnel have trained hundreds of Burundian rebels in clandestine camps, according to interviews compiled by a United Nations panel of experts.
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More importantly, it suggests that ISIS is actively training and sending clandestine cells of foreign fighters back home to engage in domestic terrorism.
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Mike Cernovich tweeted at KKK leader David Duke, calling him "Deep State David" as a nod to clandestine government involvement in the protests.
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She told me that she purposefully removed herself from her community once she had the clandestine agency to establish a social media presence.
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Trump has routinely praised Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has been linked to a clandestine network of corruption exposed in the Panama Papers.
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And that leads him to a clandestine meeting with Nacho, who apparently is about to chaperone him to the world of professional killing.
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E.L.F. isn't the only company that has products with secrets — there's a whole host of beauty products with clandestine capabilities at your disposal.
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Clandestine procedures will increase if women are scared away from legal providers by protesters, pro-choice advocates say, and illegal clinics will benefit.
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Photo: GettyFacebook's Onavo VPN app has been dying a slow death since it was exposed as a clandestine data collection monster last year.
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Most of the people in our class had no idea what we were up to at weekends so it felt clandestine and exciting.
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New research suggests that there were as many as 141,000 abortions in Malawi in 2015 -- most of them in clandestine situations like this.
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That leaves open the possibility that vital intelligence, key to protecting American lives, may not be available to US clandestine services in future.
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I think there are similarities and differences between Inbetweeners and Sex Ed. EM: I used to watch Skins, but it was like clandestine.
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Even the most sophisticated element of the attack, the ability to remain clandestine inside the system, could have been achieved without government support.
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In that role, Rowan supervised DOJ appearances in the clandestine Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court as well as the agency's oversight of intelligence collection.
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Yet the cemaat is also known to have a clandestine arm—a network of sympathisers who have colonised Turkey's judiciary, police and army.
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He organizes their clandestine transport in a 203-vehicle convoy to castles throughout the country, where the masterpieces will sit out the war.
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Sixteen months later, the Times writer confirmed Higgins's account that there is, in fact, a clandestine, unelected cabal willfully thwarting the Trump presidency.
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The top U.S. intelligence official, James Clapper, warned this week that the Islamic State is operating clandestine cells in Britain, Germany and Italy.
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He personally flew in planes with drugs coming from Colombia and directed the Colombian pilot to clandestine landing strips near the Arizona border.
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Many have brought their professional skills to the table: Psychologists provide free counseling, and doctors and nurses work in secret in clandestine clinics.
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Jesse says his frequent, clandestine meetings with FBI agents "kept me stable," while he looked to his work for a sense of purpose.
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In 2010, Yazan Khalili produced "Landscape of Darkness," a series that recalls his clandestine journey from Birzeit to Yaffa in Israel in 2002.
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Jose Rodriguez, then head of the agency's clandestine service, ordered the destruction of the tapes, but Haspel drafted the cable issuing the command.
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Turns out travel writing is great cover for all sorts of clandestine activity, both official and not, and Will gets sucked right in.
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John Sipher spent twenty-eight years as a clandestine officer in the C.I.A., and ran the agency's Russia program before retiring, in 2014.
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A new, secured location for two marine pens was spotted near a Russian submarine base that primarily conducts underwater research and clandestine operations.
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Then he told me something I did not know: that there was a clandestine diplomatic back channel that had made the accords possible.
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If prosecutors' assessment of Cohen as shamelessly selfserving was accurate, there is little doubt Cohen made other clandestine recordings of his old boss.
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" He added: "If a vessel switches off its AIS at sea, there is a heightened risk that it's doing something clandestine or illegal.
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A separate, mandatory program to relocate asylum seekers who have used clandestine routes to enter the bloc has fallen far short of expectations.
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Psy-Group also conducted "off-line" operations, as the company sometimes termed clandestine on-the-ground activities, according to a former company employee.
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Hundreds or even thousands of people were slaughtered, with the exact number proving impossible to determine since many were dumped in clandestine graves.
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Grandstanding about Russian election hacking on cable news should give way to a deliberate, clandestine program aimed at recalibrating the global cyber battlefield.
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North Korea is one of the most closed countries in the world and any details of its clandestine operations are difficult to obtain.
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Whatever the case, we'd suggest law authorities don't immediately rule out the acts as the shadowy hand of some clandestine, hamburger hating sect.
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The Exodus platform identified clandestine Google and Adobe trackers that collect and analyze data based on individualized and group profiles for targeted advertising.
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Why it matters: Some lawmakers have called for more information about her, but moving from clandestine to a public position has its challenges.
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In the camps, there were clandestine notes exchanged among inmates, including flirtatious ones from a handsome Czech Jew, Harry Haubenstock, who told Mrs.
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Created with support from the C.I.A., these teams consisted of small numbers of men trained to conduct clandestine missions in enemy-controlled territory.
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Under the pseudonym "Freeman," my dad set himself the goal of leading us unknowing sleepwalkers, enslaved by a clandestine elite, into the light.
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It's a mysterious story of secrets and clandestine operations that begins in 1963, when Alison Wilson (Ruth Wilson) meets her deceased husband's wife.
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Mr. Turner did not see eye to eye with the C.I.A.'s clandestine service, the officers who conduct espionage and covert action overseas.
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In Guadalajara, for example, a former car salesman named Lalo hawks exorbitantly priced misoprostol in an area well known for clandestine drug sales.
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What has changed is that hundreds of thousands of migrants make the journey to the United States along more clandestine and treacherous routes.
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The disappearances began almost immediately after the coup, with opponents of military rule snatched from the streets and taken to clandestine torture centers.
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Played with quiet menace by Giancarlo Esposito, Gus maintains a thriving fast-food chicken business to provide cover for his clandestine drug operation.
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The men set up clandestine training camps for paramilitary fighters and acted as chief organizers, paymasters and suppliers for those units, he said.
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Washington has blamed this clandestine support for the deaths of American troops in Afghanistan, sending the United States' relations with Pakistan spiraling downward.
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A 30-year veteran of the agency, Haspel was the first woman to lead the CIA's clandestine service, which oversees U.S. spying worldwide.
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There are more clandestine online shops selling mephedrone than any other drug and the most drug reviews on the site are about mephedrone.
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The intense security and clandestine nature of the trip reflected the challenges Iraq still faces 13 years after the United States-led invasion.
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The agency maintains that the decision was made by Haspel's then-boss, Clandestine Service head Jose Rodriguez, according to The New York Times.
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He was accused of running a clandestine terror network within the province and of participating in various activities meant to destabilize the country.
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A recent report to the Security Council found Pyongyang has been violating UN sanctions with clandestine shipments of coal, oil and military equipment.
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It's the late 18th century, sometime before the French Revolution, and Marianne (Noémie Merlant), a professional portraitist, has accepted a semi-clandestine commission.
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In addition, it has been two generations since the agency was led by an officer drawn from the ranks of the clandestine service.
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The weather war even had its own clandestine undercover missions in search of mundane treasures like data on temperature, pressure, and wind speed.
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Reform Government Surveillance initially launched after former National Security Agency (NSA) contractor Edward Snowden revealed the extent of the government's clandestine surveillance operation.
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"This clandestine approach is inconsistent with the disclosure of agency records for transparency purposes or to advance the public interest," the complaint says.
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President Barack Obama quickened the clandestine war with disruptions aimed not only at missiles but also at a newly emerging target — space launchers.
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A clandestine modification of a junk removal billboard and a nighttime projection of a political cartoon called out the president's family separation policy.
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Or, is this a hint the entire Hiddleswift madness, including Harris' many, many tweets last summer, was all a publicity stunt among clandestine pals?
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The source for most of Blumenthal's emails was a man named Tyler Drumheller, who was the CIA's division chief for clandestine operations in Europe.
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The video opens with a diatribe by Chronixx bemoaning the current state of marijuana legalization as he wanders into a clandestine, hillside herb garden.
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After months of launch delays, the clandestine spacecraft built by Northrop Grumman finally launched on Sunday evening on board a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
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The alien invasion simulator puts players in control of a clandestine task force responsible for beating back the incursion and protecting humanity from abduction.
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It is estimated that there are between 400,000 and 500,000 clandestine abortions per year in Argentina (the data varies according to the estimation methodology).
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There are dangers associated with clandestine sales of mifepristone, and there will be preventable tragedies as women dose themselves without medical supervision or advice.
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Her mother had made the clandestine journey from their native Guatemala, looking for work to help pay for Jennifer's leukaemia treatment, five years earlier.
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Yet in all his writings and interviews, he never specifies exactly why his family lived in this clandestine Illuminati palace in the first place.
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We know this because America's clandestine spy organization takes the time to publish film and book reviews in its internal newsletter Studies in Intelligence.
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What we saw – from dirt-poor daily lives to clandestine economic activity on the Korean side – included scenes not yet witnessed in foreign media.
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At no point during their clandestine chats could Cash not mention he was dating the progeny of the woman who launched grown-ish's forbearer?
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Yes, there's a random person following the fivesome around while snapping clandestine photographs, but do you really care to find out who it is?
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Bit by bit, he pulled together a clandestine crew of local enthusiasts who met in a small house in the Motilones de Cúcuta neighborhood.
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FP reports that the CIA used a clandestine comms system developed in the Middle East in China as well, thinking that it was foolproof.
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The fact that Facebook explicitly stated which pages were deleted seems to have done little to reduce the anger over the allegedly clandestine silencing.
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At Methadone Mile, the cheap bags of heroin lead across the border, to poppy fields and clandestine factories in Mexico's Sinaloa and Guerrero states.
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Watch Dogs 2 has done a marvellous job of capturing the bombastic qualities of hacker culture without relying on the clandestine, shadowy hacker trope.
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Some of these joint operations are not only covert, but also clandestine -- meaning the very fact of the operation is intended to remain secret.
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People with ties to the group have told Reuters it has carried out clandestine combat missions on the Kremlin's behalf in Ukraine and Syria.
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Under current U.S. law, intelligence agencies can also apply for a surveillance warrant before a clandestine court known as the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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Military spokesman Restituto Padilla, however, said Salic had treated wounded Maute rebels in clandestine mountain training camps, and was known to them as "doc".
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Nunes, who served on the executive committee of Trump's transition team, has been criticized for his clandestine visit to the White House last week.
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It said he received the Hero of Russia award in 2014, the year Russian military intelligence took part in clandestine operations on Ukrainian territory.
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Mitchell has supported the "Q Anon" conspiracy theory alleging that senior Democrats abuse children and are engaged in a clandestine plot to unseat Trump.
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It's screwed up, but some of the most tender scenes between the two are when Elizabeth gives Paige clandestine fight lessons in their garage.
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Not only do TRAP laws prevent healthcare access, but they can actually harm women's health by forcing women to pursue unsafe and clandestine abortions.
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Whether using clandestine means to launch impeccable fakes onto the rhinoceros-horn market would truly reduce prices and sabotage demand remains to be tested.
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Accused of betraying the billion-dollar community he created with an arcane and byzantine ritual, while accidentally solving — maybe — a transnational clandestine mining mystery.
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He left on a motorcycle and went to a clandestine location in Caracas, where he has remained without seeing his wife or five children.
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There are just two authorities for wiretapping an American citizen — a Title III criminal warrant or a legal order from a clandestine intelligence court.
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The clandestine spy agency has faced turmoil in recent years as a result of intelligence leaks and the loss of top-secret hacking tools.
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British police have been notified of the incoming change in regulations, which Barton hopes will encourage leniency, but the criminality of clandestine use remains.
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Thwarting the scheme meant exposing B613, which has always sounded more like a vitamin supplement than a clandestine organization run as a shadow government.
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While researching for this article, I spoke with former clandestine chemist Casey Hardison, about his experiences making psychoactive compounds including LSD and 2C-D.
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The president's office said that the administration's fight against drug traffickers has resulted in 14 extraditions and the destruction of 150 clandestine landing strips.
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Both nominations require Senate confirmation, and Ms. Haspel will certainly face questions about her work as a clandestine officer in the agency's counterterrorism operations.
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"I've thought about this, come on back and manage," said Showalter, who has turned aside scores of questions about the clandestine meeting since 21995.
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The clandestine videos also revealed discussions of voter fraud schemes taking advantage of sloppy registration policies for the purpose of registering otherwise ineligible voters.
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"In fact, there was this clandestine plan all along that Uber and Mr. Levandowski had a deal," Charles Verhoeven, a lawyer for Waymo, said.
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The early pages would have benefited from a quicker pace, but once Jingwen and Yanghao begin baking their clandestine sweets, the story takes off.
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Unlike Hoover's clandestine efforts for Dewey in the 1948 campaign, Mr. Comey's actions have been very public and directly related to legitimate F.B.I. business.
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Now each month we assemble like a clandestine congregation of nonconformists in the basement of a charming local pub: the Bridge End Inn, Talgarth.
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The Nixon campaign's clandestine effort to thwart President Lyndon B. Johnson's peace initiative that fall has long been a source of controversy and scholarship.
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Along the pipeline from Hong Kong to Taiwan, a clandestine network of sympathizers has sprung into action, quietly operating safe houses and orchestrating exits.
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The official said that any retaliation could focus on more clandestine operations — actions that military planners predict would not prompt an escalation by Iran.
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A commentary on the seemingly innate ferocity of young men, Kurland designs these clandestine moments to the paradoxical and raw backdrops of American desolation.
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This spider web of captures and potential invasion of privacy is exactly why it is so serious to utilize clandestine surveillance tools against Americans.
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Palantir is a Silicon Valley paradox: Seen as innovative and forward-thinking like its California counterparts but clandestine and hawkish like its D.C. competitors.
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It features a clandestine government agency's inexplicable and often violent encounters with the supernatural inside an ever-expanding brutalist skyscraper called the Oldest House.
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The clandestine Thanksgiving trip, which had been in the works for several weeks, gave Trump a chance to distance himself from troubles at home.
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Had that region really been so principled, it wouldn't have needed a clandestine system to convey fugitives beyond its borders to a foreign nation.
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This goes part in parcel to Tehran's continuous effort to obtain weapons of mass destruction, including its clandestine nuclear drive and ballistic missiles program.
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The C.P.U.S.A. had a clandestine apparatus that cooperated with the K.G.B. and the Soviet intelligence directorate, vetting potential recruits and occasionally suggesting useful sources.
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Among his other series were "Badge of Honor," about the Philadelphia Police Department, and "Clandestine Operations," about the birth of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Your dating life is none of their business, even if it involves meeting people in random clandestine locations on the road for anonymous sex.
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After 30 years of clandestine whispering about his alleged sexual harassment and assault, Hollywood is finally speaking out: Harvey Weinstein has no place here.
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He said Cohen's "clandestine meeting" with Russian officials was in Prague, and mentioned a Russian NGO, Rossotrudnichestvo, as a potential host for the meeting.
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They formed clandestine militant cells that included not just students but also members of the military, and began plotting to bring down the president.
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AIM was a domain parents didn't understand, giving it a feeling of clandestine cool — akin to getting one's first car but for the internet generation.
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These clandestine groups were linked to at least 40 deaths, either in attacks on government officials or as a result of infighting among rival factions.
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For many women, getting one is nearly impossible Clandestine procedures Studies show that banning abortion access (or funding to access) doesn't stop abortions from happening.
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Marketplace Analytics used its clandestine setup to scrape data from competitors' websites, Github accounts, Pastebin posts, and APIs to gather information about how they operated.
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Several council members are critical of what they saw as a clandestine negotiation process and worry that the project won't benefit the local Queens community.
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The problem is compounded by an environmental law requiring natural woodland cover a quarter of each hacienda, creating the perfect environment for clandestine marijuana plantations.
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In the past eleven years, nearly 2,000 clandestine graves have been found across the country, according to an investigation by the Quinto Elemento journalism lab.
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We used forums and Google Docs, where players would write "scenes" in-between attending clandestine meetings in physical locations in The Secret World client itself.
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The company is a Silicon Valley paradox: Seen as innovative and forward-thinking like its California counterparts, but clandestine and hawkish like its D.C. competitors.
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It has periodically featured a rotating cast of ne'er-do-wells who embark on high-risk missions at the behest of a clandestine government agency.
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The MIMIC Massager by Clandestine Devices ($125) is another work of art, but with a shape and vibration features that make it infinitely more appealing.
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An FBI sketch of D.B. Cooper and Walter Reca during a rare visit home in 1984 during his clandestine years working in the Middle East.
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He said he was planning to continue his journey via the clandestine routes taken by Central American migrants but was worried about Mexico's drug cartels.
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Elsewhere in the interview, Penn disputed the Mexican government's assertion that his clandestine meeting with Guzmén helped lead to the drug lord's capture last Friday.
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Car l'immigration clandestine est une dénonciation indirecte contre le manque de démocratie et d'élections propres, ou du droit à l'expression ou tout simplement au bonheur.
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The audio recordings caught moments in which some expressed frustration with their clandestine work, expecting it to be more Hollywood-like, the court documents said.
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A tragic consequence has been displacement of true refugees by mere economic migrants, whose fraudulent entries provide a major loophole for clandestine resettlement by terrorists.
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Watch over your valuables (and pump out your favorite playlists) with this clandestine combo device for 45% off the regular price when you buy today.
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In the real world, it is highly unlikely that your neighbor, coworker or mailman is actually a clandestine Russian operative working under a false identity.
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But this is not a clandestine field of pot in the mountains of northern Mexico, guarded by gunmen on the payroll of a drug cartel.
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Thus, Trump's critics would do well to remind themselves that Iran has a history of breaking agreements, and, moreover, a history of clandestine nuclear activity.
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Under Park Chung-hee, South Korea's president in 1963-79, and father of the incumbent, Park Geun-hye, South Korea had a clandestine nuclear programme.
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But Trump's handling of Khashoggi's murder has once again raised questions about the relationship between the White House and those serving in US clandestine services.
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Known as OpenTitan, the project aims to lift the fog of proprietary machine code and clandestine manufacturing that makes any processor difficult to fully trust.
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Of the 56 clandestine operators the British Special Operations Executive sent into the Netherlands during the war, a full 43 were captured, some upon arrival.
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Kimber is set to become the first woman to lead the agency's clandestine service, known as the Directorate of Operations, The Wall Street Journal reports.
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Then in 2005, she was chief of staff to the CIA's clandestine chief, Jose Rodriguez, when he ordered the destruction of tapes of CIA interrogations.
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A clandestine life is one that prevents public accolades for success and, ironically, the most effective field operations never see the public light of day.
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The new location of the marine pens is near a Russian submarine base that primarily conducts underwater research and clandestine operations, The Barents Observer said.
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"When any intelligence service operates abroad with clandestine gathering, there's a clear process based on the relationship between the two countries," the former agent said.
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The Judiciary Committee bill requires criminal investigators to obtain a warrant to view Americans' information in the clandestine database but not to search the database.
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More than two dozen possible "clandestine" graves were found by workers near the site of a notorious Florida reform school, according to the Miami Herald.
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In 21994, peyote was categorized as a "habit-forming drug" by the federal government, but members of the NAC continued to hold clandestine peyote meetings.
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There were secret codes, invisible ink for passionate clandestine letters – and two love children who cemented the affair between Marie Antoinette and her Swedish lover.
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Rather, it focused on the important but much narrower question of whether Iraq, as Bush had claimed, possessed a clandestine weapons of mass destruction program.
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" He said for those exact reasons, these once clandestine agencies (the NSA was once known colloquially as the "No-Such-Agency) turned to social media.
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As a school kid, Motsamayi survived police bullets in the 1976 Soweto Uprising and graduated to organizing clandestine meetings for the African National Congress (ANC).
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In 2006, the United States gave clandestine support to Ethiopian troops invading the country to overthrow an Islamist movement that had taken control of Mogadishu.
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In March 2016, the European Union reached a deal with Turkey to send back asylum seekers who had taken clandestine routes to Greece from Turkey.
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Mastermind's aesthetic treatment was well-timed for the era of James Bond, John le Carré and congressional investigations into the clandestine activity of intelligence agencies.
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The second wife to collude with her husband's clandestine adventures (the first, Donna, even brought him the occasional snack), Ms. Foos remains a placid enigma.
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Mr. Alcoberro himself entered the Modelo as a 16-year-old activist in 1975, by which time he had already joined a clandestine separatist group.
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Union leaders were among the tens of thousands of people sent to clandestine detention centers where suspected dissidents were arbitrarily detained, tortured and often killed.
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Left to conjure with the fallout of her daughter's clandestine life — among Ada's creditors was her blackmailing lover — Annabella would survive her by eight years.
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Martínez says her mother met Dalí and that they "had a friendship that developed into clandestine love," according to court documents she filed in 2015.
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But the journalist's killing was just the latest in a string of clandestine operations against less high-profile Saudis, including members of the royal family.
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In my clandestine interview, the foot thief told me that he thought his act of sabotage in the 1990s would focus attention on Oñate's atrocities.
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Establishing a clandestine channel with coup plotters in Venezuela was a big gamble for Washington, given its long history of covert intervention across Latin America.
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Her subsequent experience as a college student and member of Havana's clandestine and endangered LGBTQ community seems to pull her further away from the everyday.
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It sought life sentences for me and 15 other civil society members, who were accused of being part of a clandestine organization led by me.
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Lawmakers even voted five years ago to alter the NSA surveillance program but failed to terminate the clandestine system that Edward Snowden exposed in 903.
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I went outside the department, but when I attended a semi-clandestine meeting with Senate staff members, I could see they had trouble believing me.
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They were determined not to lose it anytime soon, so they turned the decennial redistricting process, which began in 14, into a clandestine partisan operation.
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Legislation that lacks strong mechanisms to defeat tax termites that undermine the structure and to prevent clandestine revenue losses should either be amended or defeated.
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Corker recalled clandestine meetings he had in his home with Bredesen and Volkswagen executives to bring the major auto manufacturer and employer into his state.
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Assisted in the clandestine travel to Afghanistan of 10 of the 12 terrorists who carried out the September 11 terrorist attacks in the United States.
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TV's "Rising" program features Amaryllis Fox, former CIA clandestine service officer, to discuss her new book, "Life Undercover: Coming of Age in the CIA"; Rep.
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The agency's arsenal, the documents indicate, included an array of malware ranging from viruses to clandestine "zero day" vulnerabilities in the software of major companies.
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Officials did not adequately disclose the provenance of the information when they submitted their application to the clandestine court that approves surveillance requests, Republicans say.
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While Comey was still in with President-Elect Trump, it occurred to me that we might not have the luxury of making a clandestine escape.
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Jason Hayes (David Boreanaz, "Bones") leads the most elite unit of Navy SEALs as the team takes on clandestine global missions in this new drama.
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It is not just Guardiola's words — scouring the Manchester City manager's public comments for signs of hidden meaning, clandestine messages — but examining his behavior, too.
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According to the country's Ministry of Health, 20193,000 clandestine or illegal abortions are performed there each year in a population of approximately 44 million people.
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" Then-National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice claimed that Saddam was running a clandestine nuclear program that was only "six months from a crude nuclear device.
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Haspel was serving as chief of staff to Jose Rodriguez, the director of operations overseeing the CIA's entire clandestine branch, when she issued the cable.
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These facilities are hard to detect and easy to reconfigure, so without regular inspections and monitoring, the possibility of a clandestine nuclear weapons program remains.
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With Bishop's appointment, the agency would be led by a career officer from its clandestine service - Haspel - and a career officer from its analytical branch.
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Because of the clandestine work performed by SEALs overseas, authorities have asked Navy Times to not publish some of the names involved in the investigation.
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The main mission of Milazzo's unit is to investigate the clandestine movement of people across the Mediterranean and to arrest the smugglers who make it possible.
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And since steganography is a concept, not a specific method of clandestine data delivery, it can be used in all sorts of ingenious (and worrying) attacks.
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Local authorities say the latest Pemex report indicates there are 551 clandestine fuel theft perforations detected in Veracruz, 70 percent of them in the Tezonapa region.
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But Baer says there's an ongoing battle between legislation and clandestine labs; each time one substance is banned, a new one pops up to replace it.
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There's a lot of potential angst in Better Living, as all the characters, human and robot alike, have secrets they're hiding, and clandestine agendas to pursue.
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"The clandestine way in which these photographs were taken was particularly shocking to us as it breached our privacy," the statement said, according to the BBC.
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In the grimy port town of Turbo, on Colombia's Caribbean coast, migrants mill about the wharves looking for clandestine boat operators to take them to Panama.
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The goal is to make the wall more visually appealing and that, as a result, graffiti will lose its stigma as something that's clandestine by necessity.
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One of the concerns that has dogged the concept is the idea that these projects are really clandestine efforts to develop a space-based laser cannon.
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We talked to her about everything from clandestine desire to the secret appeal of rape fantasies, and whether or not cheating qualifies as an emancipatory act.
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Since the 1990s, when the coast of Puglia in Italy's south-east was the preferred destination for clandestine migrants from Albania, landings there have been infrequent.
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We need to stop abstractly debating whether life begins at conception and think more about the women who die trying to abort pregnancies in clandestine clinics.
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VICE's Hamilton Morris explores the world of clandestine chemists, DIY bio hackers, and grey markets to see if a more democratized medicinal future is indeed possible.
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Leaders in quantum computing say that military, clandestine, and civilian areas of government could be affected if quantum science becomes an afterthought to the current administration.
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Lusseyran was a teenager whose unusual characteristics — a prodigious memory, a moral clarity and a knack for strategy — made him ideal to run a clandestine organization.
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It allows the clandestine microphone and camera capture of the target at all times and in all places, even the most intimate, of his daily life.
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Believing that the Americans were already conducting a clandestine war through intelligence operations, media disinformation, and deniable proxy forces, they set out to do the same.
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Snow, who was in his 60s, leaned forward at the lectern, speaking in his genial Texas drawl about blindfolded skulls and bodies dumped in clandestine graves.
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During her career at the CIA, Kimber spent time overseeing the agency's so-called "Russia group," which focuses on clandestine operations involving Russian targets and services.
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Since then, United States and British special operations teams have been conducting clandestine reconnaissance missions in Libya to identify militant leaders and map out their networks.
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Thousands have therefore used the northern port city for making clandestine attempts to reach Britain, which lies only about 80 km (22 miles) across the water.
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Europol said Eiye operated in clandestine groups all over the world, funding the brotherhood in Nigeria through both legal and illicit activities, particularly through human trafficking.
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One day after he stepped aside, Nunes touted his strategy as a means to protect other Republicans from facing questions about his clandestine White House trip.
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"Every party represents a kind of protest," said Nardone, who will continue to throw clandestine events as an act of resistance against this electronic music crackdown.
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Spare bedrooms and garages with one or two grow lights, large greenhouses, warehouses, and clandestine farms on public land can be found all over the state.
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In March 270, Montes made her first clandestine espionage trip to Cuba via Madrid and Prague, according to a now-declassified top secret Defense Department report.
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Transferred to West Berlin in 1970, he was given command of Detachment (A), an elite Special Forces unit that conducted clandestine intelligence missions in Eastern Europe.
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He tapped a veteran clandestine officer, Gina Haspel, to lead the C.I.A. Firing Mr. McCabe, even on the recommendation of the disciplinary office, would be controversial.
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Many analysts believe the North has at least one clandestine uranium-enrichment plant, in addition to keeping its nuclear warheads and ballistic missiles in secret locations.
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Since then, Mr. Bolsonaro has given free rein to illegal loggers, clandestine gold miners and criminals who masquerade as meat and soybean producers, occupying protected lands.
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Tensions between the two capitals have been high over a series of revelations about Russia's clandestine efforts to influence United States politics and the 2016 election.
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He has since joined with Amir Taaki, an anarchist from England, to create Dark Wallet, an internet application that allows for clandestine financial transactions using bitcoin.
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That crackdown became a cover for clandestine operations against Saudi dissidents, who were moved into detention in the Ritz at that time, according to American officials.
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" Then Weiss urges skeptics to ponder the maxim that "in matters clandestine, the more absurd an adventure appears the more likely it is to be true.
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Professor Dawut's trajectory — from celebrated ethnographer at Xinjiang University in Urumqi to clandestine detainee — illustrates a wider crackdown that has drastically constricted Uighur life and culture.
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President Donald Trump's evidence-free accusation that former President Barack Obama tapped his phones has cast a dramatic spotlight on the country's most clandestine surveillance programs.
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She was also chief of staff to the director of the National Clandestine Service, Jose Rodriguez, in 2005 when the CIA tapes of interrogations were destroyed.
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It has not even reviewed the vast majority of the holdings of the clandestine branch for public release, claiming they are exempt from normal declassification review.
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"Sooner or later, abortion will be law, but the sooner we can get it approved the fewer women who will die from clandestine abortions," she said.
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Turkish authorities have questioned seven people about the former auto executive's clandestine ability to exit Tokyo and make his way to Beirut (The New York Times).
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Several members of Scotty's unit told me that only about two dozen E.O.D. technicians have the qualifications and experience to do their clandestine missions in Syria.
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Other Republican ideas, like reforming how Medicaid services are delivered, are worthy of consideration, but let's have genuine experiments, not clandestine efforts to eviscerate the program.
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The American president, with limited information about what the Israelis might do, increased his urgent pursuit of a major new initiative: a clandestine negotiation with Iran.
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But things go awry, and Hi eventually finds himself among agents of the Underground, the clandestine network that helps slaves escape to freedom in the North.
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Although Fasci said there were no signs of clandestine graves in the prison, policemen nonetheless extracted soil as dozens of dogs, mostly Belgian Shepherds, sniffed around.
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In 1986, Mr. Cohen was the catalyst for the first three clandestine sessions in Paris and Brussels between Israeli and Palestinian representatives, two from each side.
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The IHOP was cloistered in a clandestine location in downtown Los Angeles, and functioned as a working restaurant for four nights, serving three seatings per night.
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When Brexit begins to loom over the clandestine affairs of an "increasingly isolated island state", espionage by and against other European powers comes to the fore.
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The real story began with Daniel Ellsberg, the Marine turned government researcher turned clandestine peacenik who first gave the Pentagon Papers to The New York Times.
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If the media ever begin investigating the sordid world of Father McCarrick, it will uncover clandestine networks of sex, money and power honeycombing the church's hierarchy.
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One of the most notable of the CIA's National Clandestine Service contracts is the sole-source contract to create and manage the CIA's "enhanced interrogation" program.
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From that position, Kim Yong Chol oversaw a host of controversial clandestine operations including kidnapping missions, infiltrations into South Korea and the North's notorious cyber attacks.
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Critics fear the documents were destroyed or intentionally misplaced to hide embarrassing details about neutral Switzerland's surreptitious advances toward NATO or clandestine ties to foreign spy agencies.
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Her case shows how the clandestine campaign in Syria is creating unintended consequences back home, and how some of those affected are determined to break the silence.
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Inside this clandestine imbibing space is backlit shelving to spotlight special bottles of liquor and glassware, plus seating, additional built-in storage and a casino gaming table.
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The remaining suspect was serving a jail sentence in Singapore for attempting to "leave via illegal and clandestine means," according to a statement from the Singapore government.
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Last year, the national health minister, Adolfo Rubinstein, said there were "hundreds of thousands" of clandestine abortions and between 45,000 and 50,603 hospitalizations for complications every year.
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John Sipher, a former member of the CIA clandestine service, said Russians "may well have dispatched a number of folks in different ways" to see what stuck.
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Special Tactics teams can assess, open, and control major airfields to clandestine dirt strips in either permissive or hostile locations, providing strategic access for our nation's military.
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He also sits at the center of the clandestine world in which Washington conducts its war on terror — one of gun-running, nighttime raids, and targeted assassinations.
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One month after a devaluation that was supposed to ease an acute dollar shortage in the banking system, clandestine business is booming in cafes, shops and flats.
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Churchill relied heavily on her to set up clandestine radio networks, coordinate parachute drops, and arm Resistance fighters in the Rhône Alps in preparation for D-Day.
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As Blaze points out in a later tweet, it's a terrible disguise and would no doubt just attract more attention to the SUV and its clandestine activities.
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They successfully and quietly surprised Gutman with a clandestine firing on Monday evening, though he wouldn't be informed until Tuesday morning, people familiar with the process said.
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But multiple military sources running clandestine operations from Saudi Arabia also asserted that in the months since the Iran deal exit, Houthis have become somewhat more fractured.
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But that hearing got swept up in the fiasco surrounding Nunes' clandestine White House trip and later led to him stepping aside from leading his panel's investigation.
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For years he had the internet scrubbed of his face, fearing the dark tentacles of Big Beef would end his clandestine wagyu evangelism by any means necessary.
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A study by the Central University of Venezuela estimates that 16 percent of maternal deaths in the country are a result of complications from a clandestine abortion.
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He finished his career as a member of the Senior Intelligence Service, the small cadre of officers who are the senior leaders of the CIA's Clandestine Service.
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That might be an annoyance to some, but it actually helps my obsessiveness with maximizing battery life, alerting me, for example, about Google Docs' clandestine power draw.
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It's the one that seems to indicate, at a minimum, that the President's innermost circle was interested in receiving clandestine aid from Russia during last year's election.
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U.S. investigators are probing whether Russia relied on clandestine American help to identify political soft spots and pressure points in its campaign to disrupt the 2016 election.
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Devin Nunes, recused himself from a probe into the Trump campaign's alleged Russian connections after ethics complaints piled up following a clandestine meeting at the White House.
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The book documents clandestine surveillance operations in Halifax, where government agents would take pictures of anyone coming-and-going from the city's downtown gay bar: The Turret.
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Miami's nightlife is the opposite of clandestine—it's all about being seen, so the idea that things may not be straightforward makes the fancy clientele think twice.
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" He called the use of this informant a "fairly benign form of information gathering, which doesn't involve any clandestine tradecraft, so it hardly qualifies as a spy.
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According to a police reported obtained by WKRG, after obtaining a search warrant for McArthur's house, a "clandestine grave covered in concrete" was found near McArthur's property.
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" The lawmaker also pointed to "public reports of seeking to get money in the Gulf to support a clandestine social media effort to help the Trump campaign.
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This time Angus MacGyver (Lucas Till) is a 20-something clandestine operative, going after a bioweapon that has fallen into the wrong hands in this series premiere.
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President Obama's director of the CIA, John Brennan, had named her as acting director of the Clandestine Service, putting her in charge of spying and covert operations.
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"This is a clandestine crime ... it's invisible in the eyes of the general population," said Cristian Solis, a coordinator at the interior ministry's anti-human trafficking unit.
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The 1935 award given to Carl von Ossietzky, a German journalist and pacifist imprisoned for exposing Germany's clandestine rearmament, was widely viewed as a condemnation of Nazism.
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The practice of foreign governments buying space in U.S. newspapers to promote trade is common and differs from a clandestine operation run by a national intelligence agency.
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That country is Moldova, and its democracy is at stake—as is its low-key status—as Russia ramps up its aggressive, clandestine occupation of the country.
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The cardinal made a clandestine trip to the White House as an interlocutor for Pope Francis to prod an agreement between Mr. Obama and President Raúl Castro.
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That said, the moves Frank makes in response to his wife's clandestine attempt to fund one of his Democratic rivals are both diabolical and entertaining to watch.
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"These women from poor and marginalized communities ... are part of a clandestine production that exploits their vulnerability," said Parakuni, who campaigns on workers' rights and corporate accountability.
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There has been no trace of him since, even though her group, the Mothers' Collective of Searchers, has hunted for traces in clandestine burial grounds across Veracruz.
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Officers of the clandestine service were expected to have fluency in countries where they served; they were rewarded financially for keeping their language skills up to date.
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Aside from the occasional rogue contrarian—or the clandestine panoply of mole people disguised as America's steel workers—pretty much everybody with a mouth likes pizza, right?
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Oliver L. North, a deputy director of the National Security Council, in a covert operation to support the contras with proceeds from clandestine arms sales to Iran.
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In 2016, Moscow was conducting a clandestine effort aimed at getting Mr. Trump elected, and Mr. Mueller is investigating whether the Trump campaign conspired in those efforts.
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But ISIS has reverted to its insurgent roots — an atomized, clandestine network of cells with a decentralized chain of command, Western and Middle Eastern counterterrorism officials said.
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A clandestine video of masked and hooded gunmen warning that bear hunting would begin again circulated widely, infuriating the local préfete, Paris's top representative in the Ariège.
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Pompeo said despite progress in fighting Islamic State in Iraq, the group retained a strong presence in that country and was trying to mount a clandestine insurgency.
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The raid has been criticized by some local officials who said it sent the wrong message to other companies that were seeking to shed their clandestine past.
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Indeed, Koestler suggests that the Moscow defendants may have pleaded guilty as a form of clandestine atonement for crimes they really did commit at the Party's command.
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Decades-old anticolonial parties like the Vietnamese Nationalists were obliterated, their clandestine traditions, designed to evade colonial police, proving ill-suited to competing for first-time voters.
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Sex work is still criminalized in Senegal for those who are unregistered, which effectively creates a two-tiered system in which "clandestine" prostitutes fall through the cracks.
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As a man, excavating behind his childhood home in 2014 as part of a renovation, he wielded a shovel -- and discovered the yard was a clandestine grave.
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Hezbollah began in the early 2628s as a small, clandestine terrorist organization backed by Iran that specialized in lethal attacks and kidnappings against U.S. personnel and interests.
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The filmmakers of a Relativity project that was about to go into production set a clandestine meeting with Fogelson to see if he would take it over.
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The practice of foreign governments buying space in U.S. papers to promote trade is common and differs from a clandestine operation run by a national intelligence agency.
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Everyone in the clandestine service and throughout the agency is justifiably proud that the last remnant of the glass ceiling is on the verge of being broken.
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For President Donald Trump, the mountainside retreat offered visions of another diplomatic coup: clandestine talks between US, Afghan and Taliban officials that could end America's longest war.
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The events of "Red Sparrow", which was published in book form in 2013, are an amalgam of Matthews' own anecdotes from his years as a clandestine officer.
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Mr. Mansour said he knew of current generals who had gotten their rank in those days through a little clandestine photocopying and the stroke of a pen.
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Dmitri S. Peskov, the presidential spokesman, denied that Russia was intervening in clandestine ways, such as supplying mercenaries to protect Mr. Maduro and perhaps important government assets.
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He was sentenced to four years in prison for running a clandestine online operation to promote Park Geun-hye's presidential campaign in 2012, which Ms. Park won.
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For some Catholics in Italy's north, that means gathering for clandestine Masses at priests' houses and other private places, potentially smaller and more crowded than a church.
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A former high-level Lion Air employee confirmed that when he worked at the company, clandestine payments to government investigators, even for restaurants and prostitutes, were routine.
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"Clandestine labs that are producing these really have a wide variety of choices, and they just move onto the next one that is not yet regulated," Gerona said.
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Her story of anguish, pain, and uncertainty is one shared by the approximately 400,000 to 500,000 Argentinean women who resort to clandestine abortions every year in the country.
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Tepper works for the NGO's radio station, which is located at the former ESMA — the biggest clandestine torture center during the dictatorship — now converted into a memorial site.
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" Tehran, the White House said, "has a robust, clandestine nuclear weapons program that it has tried and failed to hide from the world and from its own people.
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For example, fans of The Lord of the Rings have theorized and speculated about clandestine relationships between cast members; the same is true for the TV series Supernatural.
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There are vast and remote training ranges that could be taken advantage of in Alaska for clandestine aircraft programs, and it is a long flight to get there.
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The new film kicks off with a deadly encounter for Army Ranger Quinn McKenna (Boyd Holbrook), who's on a clandestine mission when he suddenly faces an extraterrestrial foe.
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To some, the term "elope" still conjures images of hasty lovers stumbling into clandestine chapels, or frugal pairs looking to save a few pennies on the guest list.
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President Trump's nomination of Gina Haspel, a longtime clandestine officer now serving as the CIA's deputy director, to head the agency is an intensely provocative and unsettling move.
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The release of clandestine videos of him and his allies offering FP legislators bribes in the form of public contracts made PPK's defeat in a second impeachment certain.
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Iran may even respond to heightened U.S. pressures with more military and militant actions, perhaps even doubling-down on clandestine efforts to prepare for a nuclear weapons breakout.
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The idea that a state sponsor of terror would disclose its terrorism support activities in court, which by their nature are clandestine and 'off the books,' is absurd.
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Investigations also uncovered two clandestine drug laboratories, Austrac said, adding police seized 73 kg of drugs, 145 parcels, about A$153,000 in cash, counterfeit licenses and improvised weapons.
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The scandal became known as The Iran-Contra Affair, and it laid bare the U.S.'s clandestine efforts to interfere in South American politics, often with bloody consequences.
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