"He's corrupted by ambition, corrupted by politics," Schmidt told MSNBC's Brian Williams in an interview.
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You're already stained, you're already corrupted — like a phone that has been corrupted — as soon as you come out of the womb.
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"It shocks me how he's not been corrupted," she said.
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There is no way that can be controlled or corrupted.
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Privilege breeds hypocrisy and it has corrupted our justice system.
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But will he be able to change FIFA's corrupted culture?
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Data should be recoverable even if one copy is corrupted.
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In other words, measures of corruption could themselves be corrupted.
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How do you credibly battle corporate influence and corrupted politics?
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There is no risk that systems are corrupted or compromised.
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Eventually, it was the church that seemed corrupted to me.
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Wickham is brought low, even though he has corrupted Lydia.
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It covered diesel tanks and corrupted the drinking water plant.
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Does that mean she's somehow corrupted by what she does?
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But there's a scene in the film in which the backyard band Corrupted Youth open for hugely popular punk veterans the Casualties at a real venue, and Corrupted Youth are understandably excited about the opportunity.
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We had a corrupted OS due to a hard disk failure.
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I'm not saying you're corrupted, or ruined, or you can't recover.
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She sees a system corrupted by cash turned into political capital.
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Unlike Portman's seasoned diva, she's the soul waiting to be corrupted.
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Licence to be Bad: How Economics Corrupted Us. By Jonathan Aldred.
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") or pummeling corrupted soldiers with my gloved fists ("Confucius say 'Die!
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My mental contacts file had suddenly become corrupted and partially useless.
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Hopefully these corrupted contacts didn't have anything of importance to reveal.
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This should start by cleaning the public administration of corrupted people.
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Or perhaps he corrupted/ensorcelled the Time Stone in some way.
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They are highly corrupted, and they cannot solve the easiest questions.
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Occasionally, a download will get corrupted or "confused," and stall indefinitely.
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Because they could not vote, they were less corrupted by partisanship.
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The temptations of corrupted gratitude kept creeping back into Western politics.
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But it preserves the call even when the system is corrupted.
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What if the witches' satanic church could be corrupted by human influence?
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For instance, one outfit might help protect her against the corrupted machines.
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We've had a pause in warming & NASA corrupted data, says Malcolm Roberts.
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Every step of the way that code can be corrupted by hackers.
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The flock functions fine even if a few get destroyed or corrupted.
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Maersk's network was so deeply corrupted that even IT staffers were helpless.
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But it's unlikely that all the small media companies will get corrupted.
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We were fascinated by extreme groups like Corrupted, the Melvins, and Khanate.
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Our tech products have all become corrupted, in one sense or another.
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Their votes didn't suggest that their conception of citizenship had been corrupted.
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The organization must resist the pull of "evolution" that has corrupted it.
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As for the public discourse, it is almost completely corrupted by mendacity.
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The economy will be corrupted too, and with it the larger culture.
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PR: My take on it is that, it's always corrupted the game.
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The pursuit of excellence has infiltrated and corrupted the world of leisure.
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Or has a majority of our Senate, been corrupted with British gold?
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"Lie" is corrupted by an iffy chorus and unnecessary feature from Quavo.
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It just shows how thoroughly Trump has captured and corrupted the party.
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The movement, built on honesty and simplicity, is being corrupted by opportunists.
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Two terms and out — new blood that may not yet be corrupted.
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How many Olympic events were corrupted by Russian athletes using illicit substances?
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Another wondered whether McAdams would be "corrupted" by his service in Congress.
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Our politics are so corrupted, we cannot even have a proper fight.
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Worse, many of them may be hopelessly corrupted by industry money or bias.
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Police had "corrupted" prosecutions and "debased fundamental principles of the criminal justice system".
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As a result, data entered into the blockchain cannot be modified or corrupted.
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Each time she was, her memory was corrupted, Steblay said in her report.
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The Taken are beings that have been corrupted, not a source of corruption.
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Democratic comissioners have alleged the public input process was corrupted by fraudulent comments.
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Sometimes you aren't even aware of the poison that has corrupted your thinking.
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Those cases showed how the Black Guerrilla Family gang had corrupted prison officers.
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Those who could not be corrupted or intimidated were beaten, firebombed, or killed.
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We are all corrupted, acting out various pantomimes to get what we want.
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In the context of a corrupted system of organized clout, this seems radical.
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"It sends the wrong message — that we are a corrupted people," he said.
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We have embraced you, corrupted you, dragged you to the bottom with us.
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He called for an investigation to determine whether the vote had been corrupted.
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That earlier work on the Corrupted Blood outbreak continues to inform her research.
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This is a familiar story: The religious conservatives have become corrupted by power.
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He asked why anyone believed he could be corrupted in the first place.
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It was regulators getting confused or corrupted, and the global economy getting torched.
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I just thought that the characters seemed so complicated and fascinating and corrupted.
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And it's also clear evidence that the Justice Department has been thoroughly corrupted.
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It's not just our economy that's been corrupted, but our foreign policy too.
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Sometimes a ZIP file is corrupted or photos are exported without their metadata.
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And if your operating system becomes corrupted, all those eggs will get smashed.
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You were violated by the system and by the corrupted powers that be.
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SUGAR The World Corrupted: From Slavery to Obesity By James Walvin 325 pp.
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At the same time, drug gangs corrupted high-ranking police officers and politicians.
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Warren claimed politicians shouldn't be corrupted by money at the latest Democratic debate.
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Extremists have coopted and corrupted social media to spread hatred and advocate violence.
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It's undeniable that revolutions are often incomplete, disappointing, and frequently corrupted or partially reversed.
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Will our democratic institutions stand up to these companies or let themselves be corrupted?
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But it can lead to this corrupted way of making meaning of the world.
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There are big projects…and it is not because of corrupted lending or corruption.
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"We still have to know more ... about how Russia corrupted our democracy," he said.
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"The reality is that our government has been corrupted by big money," Cohen said.
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"Once corrupted, I became obsessed with the lewd side on the internet," she said.
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And as with Black Rainbow, the real threat in Mandy is corrupted '60s mysticism.
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High unemployment, low growth, and an indebted, corrupted state—this is Mr Ramaphosa's inheritance.
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The digital files were all corrupted, resulting in the images bleeding into one another.
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In No Sharps, No Flats, the boom boxes, too, have been corrupted with age.
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Plenty of observers, however, suspected that the free market of ideas had been corrupted.
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In the books, however, the Brotherhood is corrupted by Lady Stoneheart's lust for revenge.
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Once the party grabbed power, its members were tempted, intoxicated and corrupted by it.
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She seemed to have accepted that its politics—that its society—was profoundly corrupted.
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" Returning to his original Canadian landing, he finds that "the landscape had been corrupted. . . .
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It also corrupted the negotiation, implementation, and administration of the 2011 and 2015 agreements.
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The problem appears to not be with iMessage, but how iOS handles corrupted videos.
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You have corrupted discourse for the entire world by going along with these lies.
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If the second method fails, the problem might be caused by a corrupted file.
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America, once the hope of the world, has been corrupted by greed and consumerism.
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"Westworld" has the power to turn the human brain into the ultimate corrupted server.
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An error message said the file was either not a PDF or was corrupted.
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And then I find that all the ministries, all the departments have become corrupted.
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But the Israel hoped for by Ben-Gurion has lost itself, corrupted by overreach.
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Does he now understand that Tyrell and Dark Army have corrupted his alleged revolution?
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Local governments cannot govern because they are outgunned and corrupted by the drug cartels.
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A grandmother with the best intentions almost corrupted her innocent 6-year-old granddaughter.
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They saw institutions being corrupted and turned against them, merely because they were Jews.
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Sure enough, in less than 24-hours after it was released, trolls corrupted Tay.
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The most intimate home we have is our body, and mine had been corrupted.
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Scott Pruitt, head of the Environmental Protection Agency, is notoriously corrupted by energy corporations.
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Sanders is untainted by the system — he's less corrupted, less conflicted, and less disillusioned.
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The souls corrupted his mind, they said, urging him to kill people and commit incest.
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I think our record has been corrupted and our process for public participation lacks integrity.
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This source said insiders have been concerned that their internal records could have been corrupted.
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Sometimes the update leads to corrupted files and slower processing speeds, according to some users.
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Memory of a Broken Dimension has you exploring crackly, corrupted footage from a mysterious source.
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"In the public imagination the whole thing was rather corrupted at that point," Boyle says.
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He even corrupted an elite Colombian police unit that the DEA specially trained and vetted.
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Kids are clean, not yet corrupted by hate, and we need to learn from them.
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The corrupted version of the song was briefly taken down, and then reposted this year.
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Has the concept been corrupted by modern day politics and the court of public opinion?
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This bipartisan funding history belies the argument that the research was corrupted by its sponsorship.
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For Rousseau, authenticity was man's blissful state in nature, before he was corrupted by society.
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GM alleged that this racketeering scheme corrupted UAW labor agreements in 2009, 2011, and 2015.
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" The United States today, Mr. Spencer said, had been turned into "a sick, corrupted society.
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The milk seems to represent the characters' youth—its innocence corrupted by dark violence. 15.
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Every appointee will be somebody that is corrupt or can be corrupted, can be silenced.
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Sure, our politicians are certainly corrupted by private health care industry contributions to their campaigns.
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Those lists were kept in spreadsheets that had become corrupted and were no longer available.
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The expected initial inconveniences are surely being corrupted as empowered enforcers expand their reach unabated.
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And that is the best guarantee we have that political systems will not be corrupted.
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Mr. Harris denied that his work affected the outcome of elections or corrupted voting processes.
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"It reminds me of how intelligence was corrupted during the war against Saddam Hussein." pic.twitter.
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"The corrupted Dems trying their best to come to the Ayatollah's rescue," a caption read.
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It could be weakened or corrupted over time, like other utopian urban plans before it.
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"One of the problems was the corrupted people that was working in that place," Ferreira said.
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Harness the power of corrupted relics to defeat gigantic bosses, at the cost of your humanity.
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How can a kid grow up good in a world corrupted by violence, inequality, and drugs?
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The werewolf is a good person who is corrupted by the moon to do heinous acts.
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Overtime, the images would dissolve like old digital files corrupted and rendered illegible by new technology.
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The DNA samples look corrupted, so they couldn't tell if you were her father or not.
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"The data has been corrupted, and we know the 1930s were warmer than today," Roberts said.
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Tawney, in a manner similar to Polanyi, argued that capitalism encouraged greed and thereby corrupted everyone.
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Protestants have often lacked unity, and Pentecostal engagement in politics has been shallow and easily corrupted.
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And it corrupted behaviour, leading American troops to embellish numbers and count dead civilians as "wins".
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It's just a weird bug that Select All explains is probably due to corrupted video encoding.
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The question now is figuring out just how badly we've already corrupted the vast ocean ecosystem.
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Image: Air Combat Command Update 6/15/16: The Air Force found the supposedly corrupted files.
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The people it indicts are the corrupted politicians at the top of the FBI and DOJ.
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Across the West, the basic problem of a corrupted productive process is becoming a quiet crisis.
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Cohen tore into the agreement and the administration's "corrupted reading" of the law, according to NBC.
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Many of the works are excellent, but they're corrupted by the lackluster composition of the show.
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The entire text, or the person's name, is "corrupted" by being inverted or having letters jumbled.
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RL: I think that governments are being increasingly corrupted by corporations—that everything is becoming privatized.
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Landscaped projects in Los Angeles and Chicago (where Mr. Marshall lives) look both idyllic and corrupted.
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Sadly, this happens with brothers and sisters of the same land, who let themselves be corrupted.
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American politics, he said, was corrupted — by special interests, by self-dealing politicians, by weak negotiators.
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Eight-man cells, opened remotely from the floor above, minimize the risks of guards being corrupted.
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"We lost because the system is utterly and absolutely corrupted," Patel said from her self-exile.
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But that career had been corrupted, she said, after his ascension to the pinnacles of power.
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And if your internet dies while updates are coming in, the whole update can become corrupted.
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"It reminds me of how intelligence was corrupted during the war against Saddam Hussein," he added.
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Any bad behaviors they induce in us are just a reflection of our own corrupted core.
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They relied on corrupted internet-connected devices, like cameras, to generate that huge volume of traffic.
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This is basically the T.V. network model that's been corrupted somewhat over the last 20 years.
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Blake concludes his poem with the narrator abandoning the corrupted and unfaithful church for a pigsty.
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In some cases, wealthy special interests have corrupted politics and rigged the system to their benefit.
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THE LEVELS TO WHICH HE WOULD BE CORRUPTED BY THAT POWER ARE JUST BEYOND CONCERPTION RIGHT NOW.
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It also makes data recovery easier if your OS partition is damaged or corrupted in some way.
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If it's not an extension that's slowing everything down, it might be a corrupted cache of data.
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She helped make S.H.I.E.L.D. the powerful organization it became post-WWII (before Hydra corrupted it, of course).
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As the Halperin ethos spread, it corrupted or destroyed nearly every Washington media property that encountered it.
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These days, most newsrooms can only dream of being corrupted by an easy stream of ad dollars.
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Apparently, the Korvax collective is concerned that the scientist may have become corrupted by working with me.
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How can the American people possibly come to a conclusion that these investigations aren't corrupted by politics?
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Hundreds (or maybe even thousands) of their notes may have now become corrupted, according to their post.
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Nelson said a major issue is when a bank's customer data is corrupted, making fast recovery difficult.
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Susan now possessed a kind of citified worldliness that ensured Larry and I would be corrupted anew.
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According to Bolling, there is no episode in American history that wasn't utterly corrupted in some way.
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But he says Mr Najib has "totally corrupted" the party, which now "just functions to support him".
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Yes, he corrupted the government, but it was through laziness and greed, so the effect was limited.
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Unfortunately these would have been corrupted as well, as they are a copy of the manipulated numbers.
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A lushly gorgeous, utterly occupying examination of how innocence is corrupted — and how it can be saved.
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"Your inferences on how that process was corrupted or corrupt is absolutely wrong," Whitaker said after Rep.
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Failure to investigate this corrupted record undermines our process for seeking public input in the digital age.
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The checks and balances to keep contaminated fecal waste out of the food chain has been corrupted.
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If Trump corrupted the Justice Department in his favor, he had a bizarre way of doing it.
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A malicious repair shop or corrupted part could allow unauthorized access to your phone or its data.
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Technically, it was a disaster: GarageBand kept crashing, and after the show aired the file became corrupted.
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Turning your phone off and back on again can flush out a misbehaving app or corrupted data.
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Given the circumstances, could justice really be properly served for the countless people persecuted using corrupted evidence?
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" Put another way: "When the machine is corrupted, you are the grit that gums up the works.
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Most Republican politicians don't lament how wealthy donors have corrupted the political system through big campaign contributions.
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Individuals in the agencies did not take bribes — it was the perverse incentives that corrupted the institutions.
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Myanmar's transition, as flawed and corrupted as it has been, was a process dictated by the dictators.
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Or a corrupted fantasy… The boomers worked 9 to 5,They bought the Australian dream and more.
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We have seen how foreign governments have been corrupted through the conflation of personal and official agendas.
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Bolton has denied coordinating the leak with the Times, blaming the "corrupted" White House book review process.
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"In the Name of the People" is filled with suggestions that Western decadence has corrupted Chinese officials.
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Moreover, unlike the Philippines, there's no reason to believe that the next presidential election will be corrupted.
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In a letter to Binary's portfolio companies obtained by Axios, Mr. Teo wrote: Media has been corrupted.
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America is corrupted, and we need someone who is dependable and determined to make it better again.
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Could a launch be set off by false early warning data that had been corrupted by hackers?
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"He believes the entire U.S. government can be corrupted to further his personal, political needs," Biden said.
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A bronze bust of him as a small-lipped youth captures him looking harmless, before power corrupted him.
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Europe gave Australia cultural cringe and dank pubs that have corrupted generations of kids on their gap year.
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In other words, he may have institutionalized the State Department's human rights bureau, but he also corrupted it.
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Social sedation, corrupted values, ethical manipulation, you name it… How did you choose the materials for your headpieces?
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Each lost, stolen or corrupted debit or credit card costs 20 cents to replace, according to A.T. Kearney.
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" He pays tribute to famous friends: "Josef [sic] Beuys told me that America corrupted me, which I agree.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina said that behind-closed-doors depositions had already corrupted the process beyond mending.
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Institutions, while corrupted or closed down under martial law, remained intact, to be repopulated in the next election.
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We are not watching an otherwise just banking system get corrupted by a single, tainted credit card scheme.
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By now, most Americans know that our congressional system is broken, corrupted, in large part, by corporate money.
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The program can be installed on victims' devices in multiple ways, including through corrupted versions of popular apps.
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If the card gets stolen or broken or corrupted, that's a whole lot of data you've just lost.
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"Everyone has recommitted and is showing resolve to actually deal with this terrible, tainted, corrupted ideology," he added.
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He's still a respected, if corrupted, general—not an insane old man who helped the Nazis to power.
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For quantum computers to work, scientists must find schemes for protecting information even when individual qubits get corrupted.
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We know now that individual nations involved in the testing of their own athletes are so easily corrupted.
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Some have concluded that even direct democracy has been corrupted and turned into a pay-to-play gambit.
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Russia has been accused of an extensive government-run doping program that corrupted the results of recent Olympics.
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Although, this build does only work *partially* as the ransomware archive is corrupted — the spreading still works though.
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"The United States could continue saying that FIFA was a corrupted organization and a victim," Ms. Vash said.
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Mr. Ferver's script toys with the Henry James themes of the story line: innocent America corrupted by Europe.
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Costello was slow to admit that Trump threatened the country's democratic institutions and corrupted its most basic values.
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It illustrates what happens to societies corrupted by the institutionalization of lies and the concomitant destruction of trust.
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Researchers said that in many cases, information was provided in duplicate and triplicate, or was incomplete or corrupted.
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This is the way good people often get corrupted in Pelecanos's novels, paying their dues for favors received.
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As Corrupted Blood infections spread uncontrollably, game spaces became littered with virtual "corpses," and players began to panic.
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This app recovers a wide variety of deleted or corrupted files from your computer, hard drive, and more.
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But officials still cannot say how far the hackers got or whether any data was stolen or corrupted.
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And if you for some reason know any corrupted or degenerate "Baby Shark" versions, keep them to yourselves.
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New leviathan railroad and public-utility corporations seemed imposingly powerful, and partisan politics seemed thoroughly corrupted by them.
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The reason the left's revolution hasn't arrived isn't just that money has corrupted Washington, though it undoubtedly has.
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In her memoir What Falls Away, Farrow depicts the girl as a naive child who was corrupted by Allen.
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But as soon as it becomes a group or movement, it has a very great capacity for being corrupted.
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Anyone else would likely be corrupted by all the power, so sorry to the Sansa Starks of the world.
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They had taken over soccer and corrupted it, and now this was how the sport operated all the time.
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Experts have said the disk's corrupted material may indicate a manufacturing defect, either by the parts or metal maker.
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" -- Day of Remembrance, 2009 "I believe in language, although it has been distorted, corrupted, and poisoned by the enemy.
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He is a corrupted copy of Agent Cooper, conformed to the image of the unholy spirit inside him, BOB.
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You might be viewing an old, corrupted VHS porno from the 90s, or some sort of sexual alien transmission.
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Each had been corrupted or vanished in years of transfers from hard drive to hard drive to hard drive.
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Now they spout forth corrupted Shakespeare to disrupt concert performances, or wear nuns' habits at annual general meetings (AGMs).
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But calls are growing to overhaul an organization now seen as having been corrupted by outside forces and money.
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"The Emperor of All Maladies" is, as Mukherjee notes, the story of the genetic code corrupted, tipping into malignancy.
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There are several instances of glitchy production tricks which caused listeners to ask if they'd gotten a corrupted file.
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In a system this broken and corrupted, he added, you cannot know who is clean and who is not.
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Its similar to how we were all optimistic about WikiLeaks but WikiLeaks has been corrupted by foreign governments, right?
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That narrative, though, makes "Amanda Knox" a savage denunciation of the way entertainment imperatives have corrupted the news media.
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Certain apps that have become corrupted might need to be deleted and reinstalled if they freeze or crash often.
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These have further corrupted market forces and resulted in even higher prices, lower quality and less or misdirected innovation.
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Up until now the tactics of the Ukrainian courts has been to hold only every fifth corrupted official accountable.
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But she acts out of a corrupted sense of compassion, not a narrow desire to watch the world burn.
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They allege that their leaders are deeply corrupted after a billion-dollar banking scandal hit the country in 2015.
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If your Galaxy phone gets unusually hot in routine use, it might be caused by corrupted software or data.
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"The F.C.C.'s public comment process was corrupted by millions of fake comments," Ms. Underwood said in a statement.
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"State institutions tasked with fighting corruption are themselves corrupted," said Saeed Laylaz, an economist who supports Mr. Rouhani's government.
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Mr. Lindner's decision also shows that the AfD has corrupted the ability to compromise in a more fundamental way.
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Our current political discourse is corrupted by two equally flawed narratives about the relationship between social class and politics.
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With a net worth estimated at around $4 billion, he presented himself as someone who could not be corrupted.
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"All people in power have potential to be corrupted by it, and women are no different," Ms. Westervelt said.
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The mounting "yellow vests" protests in France reflect anger at societies distorted or corrupted in favor of the rich.
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"They have already been corrupted," he said of voting machines, speaking ahead of a Trump rally in Colorado Springs.
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" He is, we are told, "corrupted by vanity and voluptuousness" and "breathed nothing but false glory and false pleasures.
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In Limbaugh's view, the core institutions and norms of American democracy have been irredeemably corrupted by an alien enemy.
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It also left those in the courtroom wondering if the tale of a corrupted president would indeed be told.
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The report has prompted some critics to dismiss climate scientists as corrupted by money, a common but baseless attack.
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"Netanyahu has corrupted even the relationship of trust between a man and his rabbi," Mr. Gantz wrote on Twitter.
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Ancient philosophers urged benefactors to eschew corrupted gratia and instead give freely from a desire for the common good.
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" On the original tweet, "D0wn_Under" wrote: "The corrupted Dems trying their best to come to the Ayatollah's rescue. #NancyPelosiFakeNews.
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But Morgan's vision of a society utterly corrupted by near-immortal privilege turned out to be all too accurate.
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Evola eventually broke with Mussolini and the Italian Fascists because he considered them overly tame and corrupted by compromise.
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"The rewards for what we achieved in the civil rights movement have more than corrupted the movement," he said.
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With that, the hearing turned to confront an interesting question: Who was the corruptor, and who was the corrupted?
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Had Mr. Lichtenstein corrupted the police officers who accepted bribes, or did the officers deserve more of the blame?
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One compromised city computer seen by Reuters showed multiple corrupted documents with "weapologize" and "imsorry" added to file names.
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Mass incarceration and aggressive policing are needed, from this view, to put away people fundamentally corrupted by their culture.
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To make matters worse, the FCC's broken and corrupted process for reaching this decision demonstrated extraordinary contempt for public input.
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"The F.C.C.'s public comment process was corrupted by millions of fake comments," Underwood told the Times in a statement.
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This is the attraction of brewing for us, and as long as this spirit persists, we will not be corrupted.
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It couldn't corrupt her the way it corrupted her mother, lonely Liv whose ghost just pushed her daughter to death.
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All of this has been taken away from both the child and the mother, by the corrupted U.S. political system.
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What's more, the database repairs itself, so if it becomes corrupted somehow, it can fix the error and move on.
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It's a horror story about a young girl who goes missing, and you discover her fate through her corrupted phone.
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"He accused me of being possessed by the devil, and corrupted by demons and society," Coffman said of those conversations.
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Often you'll stumble across areas overrun with corrupted robots that need to be cleared, or settlements overtaken by murderous bandits.
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It is easy to point to polarized parties or moneyed interests or corrupted politicians to explain our government's profound ineffectiveness.
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Plus, there is no guarantee the files will be decrypted, and the affected files can become corrupted, rendering them unrecoverable.
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Yet the recent surge in populism has not only created a new adversary but has also corrupted liberal thinking itself.
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But absent some compelling reason to believe that those institutions have been corrupted or systematically distorted, we accept their results.
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The use of party workers at voting tables is "a bad way to run elections and it can be corrupted".
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The judge said Choucair had corrupted the UBS worker but that Abdel-Malek had committed a "gross breach of trust".
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Their efforts allegedly corrupted results at elite tournaments including the 2012 London Summer Olympics and the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics.
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Schneiderman added that the feedback system was "corrupted" — a fact that he accuses the FCC of being well aware of.
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It took about six hours to locate the problem—a single corrupted measurement—and then individually reset the affected satellites.
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Unfortunately the whole thing seems to have turned out like Versailles: beautifully decorated, but housing some kind of corrupted regime.
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It can handle very large volumes and automatically repair errors when data on one of the backup drives becomes corrupted.
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The scale of the contamination suggests corrupted crude could have been pumped into the pipeline for days, if not weeks.
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Legion drives home how corrupted body haired Lenny is when she drags one tar-covered finger across Syd's pristine lips.
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Justice, equality, freedom, solidarity, socialism—those ideals all resonated—but democracy struck me as mealy-mouthed, hollowed out, and corrupted.
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Machines that have been corrupted turn and fight their own kind for as long as they remain in that state.
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Sistani's representative said the next prime minister "must launch a relentless war against the corrupted and those who protect them".
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Vulture accurately calls the show a "gospel of grief and faith," and a supernatural finale would have corrupted those themes.
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And when Chaubey suggested that he was "morally corrupted" for interviewing her, Leone responded that she'd be happy to leave.
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Mao blamed the famine on bad officials in local areas who were corrupted by remnant Nationalist forces and by landlords.
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Yes, there are many badly motivated people among us, some corrupted by power, and we need plain language for them.
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Accepting a half-million dollars in fees for one speech in a foreign capital never corrupted Bill or Hillary, right?
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Art that directs our feelings about contemporary events, even when well intentioned, quickly reads as dated, corrupted, almost always wrong.
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This kind of representation won't please those transphobic and homophobic critics who claim that their beloved show has been corrupted.
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But the tweets confirm that he has corrupted the entireprocess that led to Mr. McCabe's termination and has rendered itillegitimate.
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And yet that knowledge tends to produce not sympathy or fellow feeling for those similarly corrupted, but an exaggerated contempt.
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"Gallagher's case has been irreparably corrupted by a government campaign of outrageous and illegal conduct," Parlatore said in the motion.
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Not only were the comments corrupted, but when the initial commenting window opened on the FCC's website, it suddenly crashed.
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Those extremists "exploited his fragile mental state and corrupted his desire to serve Islam in a heroic way," Chaney said.
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If done subtly, campaigns would not know information has been corrupted and would make strategic decisions based on flawed information.
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If your phone still gets uncomfortably warm in normal use, it's possible the phone's cache partition has corrupted data.1.
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The danger is we in the think tank world are being corrupted in the same way as the political world.
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Nominated for three Tony Awards, this wrenching revival of Arthur Miller's tragedy of a corrupted American family ends its run.
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The emerging conservative line is that Breitbart has been corrupted: that Andrew Breitbart would abhor what it has become today.
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" Likewise, Trump's base, as the pollster Stanley Greenberg has written, believes that "politics has been corrupted and government has failed.
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If we could understand how the protein works, we might be able to treat cancer by fixing the corrupted signaling.
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Maybe artists are looked to because of their freedom and critical analysis, and because in general they are not corrupted.
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I guess that explains why the game's vending machines were warped and corrupted by demonic energy, just like the 2010s.
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They cite fears among the framers of the Constitution that United States officials could be corrupted by gifts or payments.
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No matter what is dangled at you from the outside don't be corrupted by the very thing you might despise.
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The insinuation is that Mason was one of the beneficiaries and it corrupted his ability to effectively run the league.
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Obviously, this principle is totally corrupted when the election is actually not fair — when it is, if you will, rigged.
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Here goes another vestige of my '90s childhood, now corrupted and confused like the rest of this country and this planet.
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Putin expected to get an American version of his old Italian friend Silvio Berlusconi, who could be easily corrupted and manipulated.
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Macdonald spent time in Ireland in 1847, and his subject is the thing itself, the simple, essential and now-corrupted potato.
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It doesn't include 19303- and 16-bit computer games, which were distributed on magnetic media which has long since been corrupted.
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If the values and institutions that made America great have been corrupted, is there any point in trying to salvage them?
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Over the course of the year, he and his friends fight to change the corrupted desires of several influential public figures.
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Even if New Star Wars is somehow corrupted by politics—which I don't think it is—Old Star Wars still exists.
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Guzman's first escape came in 2001, purportedly in a laundry cart and with the help of prison officials he had corrupted.
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Hiro Shishigami, no doubt corrupted by years of exposure to junky shōnen comic books and the internet, turns into a monster.
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"I'm waiting for the great popular uprising and the great revolution to stop the march of corrupted officials," he has said.
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The youth are corrupted—in a good way—by a vision of the "true life," or at least the pursuit thereof.
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Since his book was published and hygge was made trendy, Wiking, too, has noted how the concept has slowly been corrupted.
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American politics has become so corrupted by money that it is easy to forget where greed ends and impeachable offenses begin.
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You can see how the book deals with feelings viscerally, an approach neatly symbolized by the recurring images of corrupted hearts.
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Jennifer Rubin: The worst moments for Trump and the GOP he corrupted Ken White: Republicans committed a classic cross-examination blunder.
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That it so often has is not proof that every telling is corrupted, but rather that the authors have mostly failed.
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Secondary storage is the stuff that corporations typically archive or save for protection in case primary files get lost or corrupted.
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Sanders practically mocked Clinton's suggestion that the money she's received (in pay and donations) from unsavory interests hasn't corrupted her agenda.
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Seemingly in response to the ever-engorging horniness of games Twitter, we've corrupted the last bastion of wholesomeness in the industry.
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It presumably should be the other way around, but politically, it got corrupted and it got wired up the wrong way.
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They are obsessed with the idea of America being corrupted—if Jesus cleansed the temple, then they will drain the swamp.
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Watchdog groups with governmental ties like the Parents Music Resource Center argued that his "gangsta" music glorified violence and corrupted children.
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At least some of these chimeras are humans who've been corrupted until they turn into violent demons you have to kill.
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Part of it is a sincere belief that the integrity of the system that brought them here should not be corrupted.
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But they're versions of routine favor trading and favoritism that have long corrupted the admissions process, leeching merit from the equation.
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But they're versions of routine favor-trading and favoritism that have long corrupted the admissions process, leeching merit from the equation.
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A close examination of the backstory of Lyme disease shows other factors that have corrupted the foundational science of Lyme disease.
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The "peace process," unable to resolve the refugee issue, has become an infernal, corrupted mechanism incubating victimhood and masking myriad abuses.
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He corrupted generations of seminarians and priests, and Pope Benedict ordered him to withdraw to a life of prayer and penance.
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Judge Wexler said that Mr. Burke had "corrupted a system," and that his crimes were not limited to a single episode.
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They have corrupted our public institutions and rigged the economy to work for the few at the expense of the many.
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Dugan claims that the process of Grammy nominations is "corrupted" in favor of artists for whom board members have relationships with.
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And having just fought a war of independence, they specifically feared the prospect of a king-president corrupted by foreign influence.
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The ruling parties in both nations, the MPLA and ZANU-PF, are liberation movements that critics say were corrupted by power.
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Half of all internet addresses corrupted globally by WannaCry are located in China and Russia, with 30 and 23 percent respectively.
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At the same time, it destigmatized online dating and alarmed some people into believing that we'd all become corrupted, terrible people.
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The longer I spent in Chamonix, the more it became apparent that geological events had corrupted the ordinary workings of memory.
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Zoom out far enough and it's possible to view these small personal compromises as part of a corrupted and corrupting whole.
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In Trump's reality, the media has corrupted the system to the point that extrajudicial killings are the only way to go.
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The most significant condition compelled Russia to hand over data from its corrupted antidoping laboratories by the end of the year.
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Freedom of assembly is the last recourse in a [corrupted] democracy where you can't do anything anymore, and voting doesn't help.
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"We knew that the images would get corrupted, both by the light and by being touched," Ackroyd tells The Creators Project.
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This machine was corrupted by our pals at Univision, whose bloated, mandatory software taunts me daily from my otherwise gleaming menu bar.
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This is the dilemma we face with Trump's presidency: The White House is, by the president's own admission, a thoroughly corrupted institution.
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Either they were monstrous people to begin with, or their ideology has corrupted them so completely that there's nothing left but hatred.
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But young people's mistrust of both political parties appears rooted in something deeper: a view that American government is itself hopelessly corrupted.
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Rather than directly defend herself against the charge of having been corrupted by Wall Street campaign contributions, Clinton is taking Obama hostage.
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Others featured sound, such as the Techno Virus, which played a beat of beeps to deliver a headache as it corrupted computers.
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The Mind Flayer's minions have their seeds in a dark mirror world that's like a corrupted version of the one we know.
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Because in the end, one concludes that the institutional practice of today's museums and collections all around the Western world are corrupted.
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It fearfully passed a law banning artificial intelligence, then was blamed for an all-out war, after several infant AIs were corrupted.
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Cryptographic hashes prevent anyone from slipping bad data into that stream, and makes sure good data doesn't get corrupted along the way.
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From a legal point of view, the chain of custody of hundreds of thousands if not millions of loans was fatally corrupted.
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DHS said the "BlackEnergy Malware" appears to have infected Ukraine's systems with a spear phishing attack via a corrupted Microsoft Word attachment.
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To Christian's surprise, people responded enthusiastically to these new pieces with corrupted faces and body parts, teeth in holes, and burrowing growths.
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They have gained from all of this, holding the office, the highest office that they have corrupted and history is being written.
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Many suspected that the majority of the submissions were fraudulent, filed by automated bots, and some Democrats say it corrupted the process.
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Prohibition not only failed to stop drinking, it corrupted law enforcement officials, begat violence, and ushered in a disregard for the law.
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Reddit users uncovered a bug in Apple's iOS software Tuesday that causes iPhones to freeze after playing a short, corrupted MP4 file.
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Democratic voters ought to be able trust that their nominee isn't corrupted by the very industries that are making the planet unlivable.
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The film is "a savage denunciation of the way entertainment imperatives have corrupted the news media," Jeannette Catsoulis wrote in The Times.
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Africa's civil society has also innovated by necessity, wary that corrupted elections will diminish the faith of the population in representative democracy.
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Now, the music business is much more corrupted, and much more unpredictable, and much more to a degree like the Wild West.
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I don't think you are supposed to know what exactly is happening because it's about memories and memories are corrupted over time.
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Reapers shepherd the dead to the next world and keep corrupted spirits called Hollows from feasting on the souls of the living.
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Orwell's 1945 classic Animal Farm is the great allegory about the dangers of revolutionary ideas being corrupted once the rebels take power.
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Gnosis basically means "knowledge," but specifically the knowledge of hidden or purposefully corrupted spiritual mysteries including finding the divine within one's self.
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Clinton's campaign against Donald J. Trump, who has repeatedly implied that foreign donors had corrupted his opponent's tenure as secretary of state.
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His testimony was revealing of his own sense of ethics — and even more so of the corrupted world of elite youth basketball.
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But the tweets confirm that he has corrupted the entire process that led to Mr. McCabe's termination and has rendered it illegitimate.
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The narrative, universally accepted across the country, was that the shy young typist had stolen Mr. Mugabe's heart and then corrupted him.
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Editing together a generation's worth of cinema, Saghari and Talooni highlight the fragility of their material: the corrupted textures of decrepit videotape.
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The children are the future and should not be corrupted at a young age by the corrupt government that we live under.
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They all need to be voted out of office, and thoughtful conservatives who were not corrupted need to build a new party.
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And a Republican standard-bearer eager to use any argument or insinuation to tag his opponent as part of a corrupted system.
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But an outraged populace can and must push back, using the power of disapproval to counter the influence of a corrupted government.
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Given credible evidence of a corrupted election, as often happens, the only way to remove a president is through impeachment and conviction.
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And we need to stand up to Donald Trump, who has corrupted and abused his presidency, by demanding a congressional impeachment investigation.
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It has corrupted the mainstream media: Netanyahu allegedly struck a deal with a major newspaper to exchange political favors for favorable coverage.
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He has corrupted our foreign policy with grubby attempts to help himself that his own White House staff immediately recognized as improper.
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The business of predicting future dangerousness without becoming corrupted by the various factors that are so tied to human functioning is impossible.
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"President Trump abused his power, betrayed our national security, and corrupted our elections, all for personal gain," Nadler said in a statement.
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That basically means bringing down the government and replacing it with a new form of democracy that isn't corrupted by the elites.
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Procedural at its start, this story of trapped, corrupted, once-clean Detective Denny Malone is a killer by the time it's over.
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By self-financing, moreover, he is the only candidate in the race of either party who cannot be corrupted by political donations.
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Still, the Republic has been corrupted in ways that may prove hard to reverse, especially if Trump becomes a two-term president.
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Washington, we heard over and over again, has become too unaccountable to the voters and in the minds of many, corrupted by power.
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Machines, however, are totally innocent — or they were, until Yahoo corrupted them by training an image-recognition engine on thousands of porn pics.
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That's not something you want in sperm, as these corrupted cells may include irregularities which are linked to genetic health conditions or cancer.
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The disk's corrupted material likely indicated a manufacturing defect, either by the parts or metal maker, said Jim Hall, a former NTSB chairman.
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The training that cops have is so deeply ingrained that even when it's corrupted, you don't know which way they're going to jump.
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My initial experience with the Anafi was marred by a variety of problems, mostly around buggy software, poor connectivity, and even corrupted files.
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Three years have passed since North West was born, and she is somehow yet to be corrupted by the craziness that surrounds her.
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One of the clauses was written to ensure that U.S. government officials would not be corrupted by favors or gifts from foreign governments.
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The foreign emoluments clause was written to ensure that U.S. government officials would not be corrupted by favors or gifts from foreign governments.
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If the "dirty money" of Harvey Weinstein has corrupted Democratic politics, the same can be said for the dirty money of the Mercers.
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Next came a semi-orderly downsizing of his wine label, Bonny Doon, prompted by fears of its being corrupted by too much commercialism.
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What keeps him in power — as in other failing, deeply corrupted, or profoundly undemocratic systems — is the loyalty of economic and military elites.
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Clay teapots retain flavor well; one should dedicate each teapot to a specific type of tea so that the flavor doesn't become corrupted.
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Instead, individuals' underlying racial biases and existing systemic issues have corrupted many policies that in theory should have never led to racist results.
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" BBC Newsnight's Emily Maitlis told him on-air that he has "corrupted discourse for the entire world by going along with these lies.
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If none of the previous steps resolved your problem, it might be because there is some corrupted data in your Messages app's cache.
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And the reason why it collapsed in the official telling in China is that they allowed themselves to be corrupted by the West.
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Her presence, like Poons's, presents an implicit argument against the cynical view that money and celebrity have corrupted hard work and aesthetic value.
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Even when Howells called himself a socialist in the late 1880s, he continued to vote Republican, although he thought the party was corrupted.
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In a morning tweet before the release of the memo, Mr. Trump said senior officials had corrupted the Russia inquiry with partisan bias.
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Division I sports (particularly football and basketball) have so corrupted college athletics that we have totally lost sight of the purpose of college.
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The image of the mythical tower turned into an homage to lard alludes to our corrupted best intentions to reach toward the heavens.
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Warnings about the stigma of justice corrupted by strongmen leaders have long been a core US criticism of nations in the developing world.
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Jeffress's comments reveal a third dimension: a corrupted theology that could supply a misguided moral thrust to the president's potential course of action.
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His abusive father has died and Wallace has missed the funeral, and more urgently, his nematodes have been corrupted, wasting his summer's work.
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Assange's legal team will claim that Grenell's role was more extensive than previously known, and that it corrupted the extradition process early on.
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The data showed mounting anger toward wealthy élites, who many Americans believed had corrupted the government so that it served only their interests.
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They said that such a punishment would have been fitting because multiple investigations had documented how Russia corrupted international sporting events for years.
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At an appeals hearing in Boston, lawyers for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, condemned to death in the bombing, argued that trial errors corrupted the case.
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When I tried, I got a message saying that the file wasn't a tax file — it was — or that it had been corrupted.
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"At a certain point, everyone in Russia is part of the corrupted system and must suffer the consequences of such involvement," Pound said.
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The Mexican criminal justice system was already strained and corrupted by the country's war on drugs, leading to a legitimacy and credibility crisis.
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In short, Obama officials may have been fearful that a "corrupted" President Trump would shut down any collusion investigation before the facts were known.
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"Yet the Russian team corrupted the London Games on an unprecedented scale, the extent of which will probably never be fully established," he said.
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Part of that comes from growing up gay and having to confront a corrupted consensus on what that meant and how it impacted me.
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Having watched as public life has been corrupted by Mr Putin's lies, propaganda and graft, they see the benefits of rules, laws and transparency.
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"There's no way with this set of corrupted records…[we can] have a vote based on what the American people really think," Schneiderman said.
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"This attack is a perfect illustration of how broken the system is and how the Washington attack machine has corrupted our politics," Warren said.
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Family bonds are distorted and corrupted, and it's female bonding — an aspect that's sadly significantly reduced in Flanagan's film — that helps ensure Jessie's survival.
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Facebook has been under heavy scrutiny because of how its platform was corrupted by Russian trolls on a mission to sway the 2016 election.
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John Danforth warned Republicans that President Donald Trump has "corrupted" their party and that they must break with him in order to save it.
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Then, with the knowledge that the public-hearing process was corrupted with paid actors, she thought that surely that would have ended the project.
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One of the corrupted samples obtained by the research team also included a new tool that uses email systems to carry out its work.
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An incident response plan should include a consumer notification process especially when sensitive data such as Social Security numbers and financial information is corrupted.
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Saying foreign policy has been corrupted by corporate influence, Mr. McLeod said he was attracted by Mr. Trump's promise to reduce American involvement overseas.
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Yet when these parents are told to delete their online children — their account has been corrupted by a virus — it's crushing to read about.
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Those cases - at Baltimore's jail in 2013, and a Baltimore prison in 2009 - detailed how the Black Guerrilla Family gang had corrupted prison officers.
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"The huge sums of money available from smuggling have corrupted large parts of Libyan society," he said, according to a text of his speech.
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Clearly Zelda and Link have awakened an ancient evil, perhaps that which first corrupted Ganondorf to begin with which the Sheikah carefully sealed away.
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In most cases, you are only recovering a portion of the data that's been lost or corrupted, not the entire database, according to Gutmann.
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The philosopher emphasized the critical importance of a child's initial environment, his belief being that man is born pure and gradually corrupted by society.
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Are they bad people who chose their political affiliation because it fits their proclivities, or potentially good people corrupted by the company they keep?
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The International Olympic Committee announced in December that Russia was barred because of a doping scheme that had corrupted the results of several Games.
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It's used to illustrate the notion that Western Europe — and, by extension, white Christian civilization — is being invaded and corrupted by radical Muslim immigrants.
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It was an era of clean, well-lit marketplaces where people could buy things to listen to, without worrying about buffering or corrupted files.
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Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, has dismissed concerns that the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election could be corrupted.
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Other parts of the academic world have been corrupted as well, Lessig writes, with experts as hired guns who are now paid to testify.
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And maybe you have other impulses — Shame is one of the characters — and the advice you get from all of them can be corrupted.
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It claimed that famed figures of yore — like Jesus, Confucius, Hiawatha — all taught the same universal truth that had tragically been corrupted over time.
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The massive scheme has corrupted the results of several Olympics and has imperiled the country's eligibility for the coming Winter Games in South Korea.
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Eight months later, though, everything that seemed expectant about that moment has been redrawn by federal prosecutors as the trappings of a corrupted marketplace.
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And one of the more odd World Cup moments: The infamous antidoping lab that corrupted the Sochi Olympics is now a gastro pub, above.
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Saunders's dementia has most significantly corrupted her "working memory," meaning she has trouble hanging onto and processing bits of information in the short term.
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Our electoral process has become corrupted, with politicians seeking to block some from the ballot and plutocrats seeking to beguile those who would vote.
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One of the goals obviously was to be — I'm sorry this phrase has been corrupted — as fair and balanced to the issue as possible.
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Smartphones, for one, are embedded with microphones, motion sensors and cameras that can spy on your every move if corrupted by a bad actor.
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More than two months after Ms. Bruan's initial request, the prosecutor wrote that the video "does not show anything/is corrupted," an email shows.
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While the Groffs keep ruining Lily's play, Mr. Groff's accusation that Jean has corrupted the kids leads Otis to fess up to the clinic.
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It's possible (though not likely) that your ringtone is corrupted or you're using a custom ringtone that's unusually quiet (or has a quiet section).
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Ian Smith, a researcher with the Immigration Reform Law Institute, said that the current system only bolsters "chronically corrupted leaders" in places like Mexico.
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You can call it a Stormsquirrel or a Squirreltrooper, but the result is the same either way — just one more innocent soul that's been corrupted.
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A week later, Bollore was placed under formal investigation over allegations his wide-ranging business empire corrupted officials to win port concessions in West Africa.
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Total: 9 Season 3, episode 5 A team of military operatives hunt "roaches" – humans who have been infected or corrupted and must be put down.
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He makes it very clear in his book, he thought the Department of Justice was corrupted and he thought that it would hurt the FBI.
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Hundreds of thousands of computers getting penetrated by a corrupted version of an ultra-common piece of security software was never going to end well.
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Chrome came to liberate us from the shackles of IE, but like many revolutionary leaders, too many years in power have corrupted Chrome's original mission.
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They say that the public comment period on the repeal was corrupted, alleging that millions of comments were submitted to the FCC under stolen identities.
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Sometimes I see flickers of the Jamal I fell in love with in the first season, before fame, drugs and family drama corrupted his spirit.
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Odinga pulled out of Kenya's presidential election rerun in the belief it would be corrupted; the new law would guarantee victory to the remaining candidate.
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Sure of the protection of Black Muslim heavies, he was able to defy the mobsters who for too long had controlled and corrupted the sport.
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Nvidia's AI research team has got your back—the company has showcased a new application of deep learning that can edit or reconstruct corrupted images.
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Or the database itself could be corrupted, altering information so an attacker would be able to fake his way into a physical space or system.
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Entries that are incomplete, garbled, corrupted, or unintelligible for any reason, including but not limited to illegible handwriting, are void and will not be accepted.
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But our system is undergoing an extreme stress test where officials are being corrupted by wealthy donors and foreign entities who influenced the 2016 election.
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"One theory what happened was the video got corrupted and that's why it got cut off," said, Christopher Giancarlo, chairman of Commodities Futures Trading Commission.
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Even if you don't store this data, a corrupted employee could still add an internal proxy that captures the traffic and stores it somewhere else.
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But the above plan, simple and yet effective, treats voting machines as black boxes whose output can be verified even if they have been corrupted.
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Algorithmic bias is a real problem in AI right now that can be corrupted by the same sorts of bias the plague the human experience.
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In the men's defense, their American lawyers highlighted the political backdrop of their crimes, presenting them as freedom fighters whose movement became corrupted by drugs.
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If you have a corrupt judicial system — I think the only thing that's standing now in America that isn't so very corrupted is the military.
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Attacks on bank records would be especially damaging as it would not be easy to identify which records were accurate and which had been corrupted.
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I called the University of Kansas to see if they had digested testimony from last fall that suggested their basketball program was no less corrupted.
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So New Yorkers will have to check the calendar, like baseball fans, to see when they can learn anew how officials let themselves be corrupted.
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In a string of interviews Monday, he railed against his former colleagues and warned that Trump's vision for the country is being corrupted by interlopers.
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We cannot take the risk that the next election will be corrupted through foreign interference solicited by the president, which he's clearly trying to do.
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I suspect that somewhere along the way the NRA was corrupted by political operatives who recognized the electoral benefits of peddling fear to its members.
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The unnamed Company, like a malignant tumor, has spread across and corrupted not only the surrounding City but branching timelines, alternate versions of the world.
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GM said that Fiat Chrysler "corrupted" collective bargaining agreements between GM and UAW in 2009, 2011 and 2015 by paying millions in dollars in bribes.
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Trump's initial window of opportunity was so many Americans' belief that Washington, Wall Street and the media had been irredeemably corrupted by self-interested elites.
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Remember in the days before the election, when liberals were all worried that the FBI's support for Trump had corrupted the agency's law enforcement capabilities?
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The Justice Department investigation revealed how this alternative admission path can be exploited and corrupted, especially at the dozen elite universities that were a target.
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The "mystic" presumably refers to the terrifying and corrupted Gul'dan, who is just as likely to rip your arms off as mutter a little prophecy.
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Populists are united in suspicion of traditional institutions, on the grounds that they have been either corrupted by the elites or left behind by technological change.
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One of the best stand-outs to me is Waycrest Manor, a mansion whose residents have been corrupted by the evils that are spreading through Drustavar.
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So after Obama left and Debbie Wasserman Schultz&aposs poor leadership left the DNC millions in debt and corrupted, Hillary swoops in as a loan shark.
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"She has 93 years of life behind her, but the last ten have been increasingly corrupted by Alzheimer's and dementia," Hawk wrote in the emotional post.
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As if that wasn't bad enough, he is corrupted by the very evil that kills him — transformed into the unnatural monstrosity of an ice-breathing dragon.
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All you need to know is that the Orcish homeland has been corrupted and is collapsing, so the Orcs have invaded the human land of Azeroth.
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The same hackers appear to have corrupted versions of the Microsoft Visual Studio development tool, which three different videogame companies then used in their own development.
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"I was doing well and earning a lot of money, but I got sick of that greedy and corrupted world," he told Management Today in 2012.
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"We do not believe that WADA lacks the power to conduct an investigation, protect witnesses or take steps" to investigate whether national agencies have become corrupted.
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As clichéd as this scene may now appear, its corrupted mix of hate and passion constituted my eight-year-old self's first introduction into cinematic eroticism.
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This complicated yet beautiful act of opening up a home and a heart to a child in need has become heavily corrupted by greed and saviorism.
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The 55-year-old actor has starred on several other shows, like "Sofia the First," and in movies, like 2019's "The Corrupted" with Sam Claflin.
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" López Obrador told me that he also had the backing of the teachers' union, then hastened to clarify: "The unofficial one—not the corrupted official one.
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We'll need to coordinate with our allies throughout every corner of Europe so we can identify and crush these threats before our democratic institutions become corrupted.
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Luther differs from orthodox writers in taking "works" to be corrupted in being self-interested, that is, in being undertaken to help secure one's own salvation.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French billionaire Vincent Bollore on Sunday fought allegations that his family-run group corrupted foreign public officials to win port concessions in West Africa.
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His column was about Nolte's character, the well-meaning coach corrupted by an unjust system that forced someone to choose between his soul and his wins.
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You can go back to where you died and collect them; however, there's also another thing that has happened to me where my save has corrupted.
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If nothing so far has worked, you can clear the cache partition to see if corrupted data is keeping the phone from performing an update.1.
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Now they've been fully corrupted by the gangsters who run the Deuce, brought to the edge of violence (and beyond) to protect themselves and their turf.
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Odebrecht exemplifies everything that infuriates Brazilians about the Petrobras scandal: a rich boy who has corrupted the Brazilian government in order to make himself even richer.
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It does contain certain accurate information regarding connections between industry executives and Defense Department officials, but offers no real proof that those relationships corrupted the process.
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These shorelines, while beautiful and secluded, shield the main attraction: vast expanses of fertile land built, in part, with the very sediment that corrupted the Markermeer.
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Algorithmic bias is a real problem in AI right now that can be totally corrupted by the same sorts of bias the plague the human experience.
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" In "House of Glass," the band revs up to barbed, dissonant punk as the deadpan singer notes that he's just "Another mirrored image/Corrupted and distorted.
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The rangers have learned forensic crime-scene principles and the importance of the so-called chain of custody to ensure that the samples are not corrupted.
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"I was doing well and earning a lot of money, but I got sick of that greedy and corrupted world," he told Management Today in 2012.
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LL: I'm more optimistic about the politics of Seed than the real world, because the interests that have corrupted the real world are entrenched and powerful.
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The dead children in Sutherland, like the dead in Sandy Hook, are framed as paradigmatically innocent; the society in which they died, as fallen, as corrupted.
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But he suggested in a statement that the information reported by the Times meant the process had been "corrupted" and the document had been improperly accessed.
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The Trump administration has said it is not advocating protectionism, but rather seeking to even a playing field that has been corrupted by unfair trade practices.
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" "We cannot take the risk that the next election will be corrupted through foreign interference solicited by the president, which he is clearly trying to do.
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"If you have an insider threat — somebody corrupted or radicalized or bribed — that's scary," House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Michael McCaul (R-Texas) said on Thursday.
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It's an easily mocked mass artistic medium that's corrupted by half-hidden deals, but it also provides a magnetizing mirror for the culture, dirty and mesmerizing.
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He impressed her with his in-depth knowledge of Shakespeare, especially the corrupted quarto of "Hamlet," and they each held their own with "Star Wars" trivia.
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Maybe. Until we migrate to a less corrupted online directory of names and emails, people you no longer know may have a harder time locating you.
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If Congress fails to hold the president accountable for the Ukraine scheme, there will be no way to prevent the future harm of a corrupted election.
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The video, which was entitled "Russian Corrupted Politician Fucked Hard," has since been taken down from Pornhub's site, but Navalny was still thankful for the exposure.
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It is no surprise that Trump continues to portray himself as a political outsider, promising to drain the swamp and take back control from corrupted elites.
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CIA agent Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) believes he has been corrupted and is connected to a terror plot that will be carried out on American soil.
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According to "The Baby Thief: The Untold Story of Georgia Tann, the Baby Seller Who Corrupted Adoption," sexual abuse was a common occurrence at the home.
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While the film and its characters avoid explicit political commentary, the world they inhabit is one that has been corrupted by money, power and self-dealing.
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Raphayet has spent time among the alijuna (as the Wayuu refer to Spanish-speaking Colombians), and she wonders if he has been corrupted by their ways.
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The move potentially corrupted a repository supposed to be used only for the nation's most sensitive secrets with material being protected for a purely political purpose.
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She's always come across to me as a fairly liberal Democrat; now she's being painted as the corrupted Hillary Clinton state Democratic Party/Harry Reid machine.
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" 'Like a golden wrecking ball' In the same speech, Palin praised Trump for "roaring into this primary and (blowing) the lid off the corrupted and corroded machine.
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The rover swapped to the B-side of its two redundant computers after its A-side became corrupted back in 2013, about 200 days into its mission.
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We often tend to hear about teens who join ISIS as corrupted by ISIS propaganda — and indeed, that appears to have been the case with Nivarlain's boyfriend.
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These, among others, are the masked men you're tasked with killing in Origins, institutional markers of a corrupted system rotting Egypt from the inside. Aya. Bayek. Khemu.
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And we're reminded of the harsh truth that organized youth baseball, a sliver of Americana once equated with the flag and apple pie, has been largely corrupted.
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So I think the biggest takeaway to me from Snap is that the fundamental process of getting public needs to be completely fixed because it is corrupted.
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As a campaign source told me, it's "part of a larger strategy not to let the same coverage that corrupted the 2016 election happen this time around."
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When that attack is followed by a dramatic change in the case, there is a need to look at whether political influence has corrupted the prosecutorial process.
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Extreme notions of ethnic purity lie at the heart of the ideology (South Koreans have not only been corrupted by American capitalism but polluted by miscegenation, too).
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And the story of fast food is also the story of how that dream gets corrupted over the years, when wages stagnate and corporate powers swoop in.
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If Trump has to be acquitted, it would much better come at the hands of a group of people as corrupted and partisan as the Senate Republicans.
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Some are motivated by a desire to subvert the drug approval process they believe big pharma and profit have corrupted, while others are simply entrepreneurs at heart.
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A standard computer depends on the complete isolation of one bit from the next to prevent a computation from going awry or a document from getting corrupted.
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Technology really could be the culprit, so before you call the other person out on being lazy or unhelpful, check that you didn't send a corrupted file.
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These were middle-aged working-class people from Hamburg, people who came of age before Hitler and therefore were not corrupted in their youth by his ideas.
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At the root of all this is the fact that Facebook, along with most social media, has corrupted the way people interact and navigate the online world.
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But if your phone won't turn on frequently enough that it's a nuisance, that suggests you have a misbehaving app or some corrupted data on your phone.
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FENTON: Well, I don&apost think the president should cooperate in helping Mueller right has impeachment report, and the Mueller operations Gregg notes it&aposs thoroughly corrupted.
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The layout of the book has been described as a "Ladislav Sutnar catalog for Fiorucci" that's been corrupted by the sinister gloom of the drug induced 60s.
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The file will look like it got corrupted with random characters everywhere and that's what a recruiter will see if they find your resume in the system.
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Putin offers a lot of money for those willing to be corrupted, but zero inspiration of the kind successfully offered by Kremlin predecessors who successfully peddled collectivism.
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Instead of competing by offering better service—private sector telecom giants like Comcast and AT&T have routinely turned to a cheaper alternative: easily corrupted state lawmakers.
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It's a really great example of how people who imagine themselves to be good can so easily be corrupted by the world and times they live in.
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Draped from the truck was a banner bearing the slogan that has been the rallying cry for the student-led protests that erupted in September: "reform corrupted".
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" They saw the Russian masses as a sort of fallen man they termed Homo Sovieticus: without dignity, corrupted by the system, "sterile [with] fatigue and lazy indifference.
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Referring to refugees intending to return home as "sheep," he explained that the corrupted sheep would be filtered out and that the "good ones" would be used.
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Here's the alternative scenario for those who think Obama's election in 2008 was the end of an era: They say democracy is fragile and can be corrupted.
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The board's views on Trump are scathing: Trump brands himself as an outsider untainted by special interests, but we see a man utterly corrupted by self-interest.
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They sought out Bedouins, who were believed to speak a purer form of Arabic than people in cities, where language had been corrupted by contact with outsiders.
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"Once people are no longer corrupted," the militias largely believe "that we will just pop out on the other side as new, democratic people," he told me .
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It started to spin silently around its base, not nearly as rigid as it had seemed at first glance, and di Suvero laughed: "I'm a corrupted constructivist."
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The nation was barred from the Olympics in December after an investigation into a state-backed doping program that corrupted the 2014 Olympics it hosted in Sochi.
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But alien values like "the pursuit of excellence" have crept into and corrupted what was once the realm of leisure, leaving little room for the true amateur.
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But the N.R.A., armed with money and lots of lobbyists, has corrupted our democracy, and instead, Washington politicians write the rules that put corporate profits over people.
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The legal system can be dodged or corrupted, the thinking goes, but there is no escaping the consequences of violating a promise made before the old gods.
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But like many Democrats' ideas, Yang's otherwise brilliant insight is corrupted by an ideology that strangely sees the government as the engine of wealth creation and distribution.
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" In his telling, Solo allowed himself to be corrupted and corroded by the attention he got on Reddit, posting bigoted, violent images just "to get a reaction.
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Because the Texas death penalty system was already so contaminated and corrupted by racial bias, the Duane Buck death sentence was a predictable outcome of that mess.
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Many, if not most, will be gone or corrupted by 2040, she says, the threats being not just looting but urban development, illegal construction, and climate change.
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But this concept is at odds with what Jesus' life taught, which is that while worldly things can be corrupted, they can also be elevated and sanctified.
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Perhaps he has come to believe, as do so many on the Republican right, that American carnage is the government's fault: Welfare itself has corrupted the poor.
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Bardugo is lavish with her details, and her version of the school feels like the kind of world you can walk into, equal parts enchanting and corrupted.
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And in a strange coincidence, the infamous antidoping lab that corrupted the Sochi Olympics is now a gastro pub recommended to fans on the World Cup website.
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Season 2 supplants that relationship with a broader portrait of a corrupted city, as seen through the eyes of four characters who in some cases barely interact.
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Cicig was conceived by Guatemalans and foreigners concerned that after decades of military dictatorship and internal war, the country's fledgling democracy was becoming a corrupted narco state.
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The government, as well as many of its citizens, believes it helps reform corrupted people — and China is far from the only country to use prison labor.
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As a student of American media, do you think it's fair to say that the profit motive and the commercialization of news has irremediably corrupted the incentive structure?
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In another, a man is so terrified by his wife's independence and free will that he decides she must have been corrupted by supernatural forces — with devastating consequences.
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"He has stolen from us, he has corrupted the economy of South Africa, he has made this country a joke and after that, he has laughed at us."
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"Egypt's broken and utterly corrupted justice system is now little more than a handy tool for the authorities' repression of any vestiges of opposition or criticism," it said.
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Each side sought to project images of social and cultural superiority; stories of people corrupted by the decadent West or persecuted by the KGB were turned into weapons.
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Many apps issues will get solved if you clear out the current installation and start again from scratch, removing any corrupted data and redundant files along the way.
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Subverting expectations of the young popstar corrupted by the industry, Violet keeps her style throughout the competition, never once subbing in her trademark sneakers for sky-high stilettos.
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And in February the president pledged to reform the intelligence services, which Mr Zuma corrupted, and announced that the SIU would "fast track" the requisition of stolen assets.
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It's the kind of operatic rise and fall that's irresistibly voyeuristic, the young beauty corrupted by fame, burning out as fantastically as a falling star (or "Star Maiden").
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We see it in a corrupted American political system that answers to cronies with clout and routinely ignores the will of the people on issues like gun responsibility.
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Arif Al Nomay's "Corrupted Files Series" (2014-53) is also based on photographs taken during the artist's last visit to Yemen, during the Sana'a Summer Festival in 2014.
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It takes a powerful and developed government to fully control the comings and goings of its citizens — and to make sure that its own agents don't get corrupted.
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He was defrocked in 2005 amid claims he had corrupted minors, a year after an investigation into accusations that he abused a 13-year-old boy was dropped.
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American, Austrian and French criminal authorities have conducted inquiries into potential crimes relating to the Russian sports fraud, which corrupted results at elite global competitions across multiple years.
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The best error-correcting codes can typically recover all of the encoded information from slightly more than half of your physical qubits, even if the rest are corrupted.
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In theory, it could be as simple as infecting systems with corrupted software via a USB thumb drive, says Jai Galliott, a defense analyst and professor at UNSW.
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A self-centered, egocentric billionaire being represented as Robin Hood by saying he will take from the rich and the corrupted and give it back to the poor.
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" Trump's address in Jamestown was interrupted briefly by Democratic Virginia Delegate Ibraheem Samirah, who shouted and held up a sign that said: "Go back to your corrupted home.
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His command of English is so weak and so corrupted by insult (loser, joke, sick, animal, ugly, rapists) that there are no words vulgar enough to describe it.
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Under Nazi rule, Christmas celebrations were cancelled and worse, Christmas songs were corrupted with their lyrics replaced with racist lyrics to serve the propagandist's Nazi agenda of hate.
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"If the Justice Department fails to do so, it will make it even clearer that a second of the four primary constitutional departments have been corrupted," he added.
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" As he spoke to me, a protester continued to shout into the crowd: "Die a sodomite, die a faggot, die a dyke, die corrupted, wicked, filthy, an abomination.
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Wellness has become a bit corrupted, I think, in the sense that people have confused it with things that can make you live longer or necessarily be healthier.
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If they had a backstory, it began as the happy-go-lucky adult, corrupted by uppity post-millennial angst, low wages, and a daily barrage of homework assignments.
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Lazarus is reported to have used phishing emails tied to the Winter Olympics to trick users into clicking on malicious links that download corrupted files and install malware.
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In one famous example, suspected Israeli spies corrupted USB sticks used by Iranian nuclear scientists working in the targeted Natanz facility in a malware attack known as Stuxnet.
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CARYN GANZ A spectacularly strange comeback from iLoveMakonnen, who builds an unlikely hybrid out of 1950s rock 'n' roll, 2000s pop-punk and 2010s digitally corrupted sing-rapping.
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They Remember You "Is it not time for you to get rid of this rotten regime that corrupted your religion and your worldly life?" he said, addressing Saudi.
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This means when Google tracks users' locations against their wishes, or when deceptive ads on Facebook distort an election, users can feel the entire web has been corrupted.
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She hopes for reconciliation, but finds that his resentments and anxieties have hardened and sharpened into weapons to be turned on those he believes the Devil has corrupted.
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"Billionaire Ng Lap Seng corrupted the highest levels of the United Nations in pursuit of a multibillion-dollar real estate deal in Macau," he said in a statement.
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His strongest work is vibrant with a sense of right and wrong—or, more specifically, of why doing wrong can feel, to the corrupted soul, so damningly right.
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Chief among them are low self-esteem and perceptions of inadequacy that fuel a need to feel powerful and relevant, which they feed by following some corrupted philosophy.
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" Even the Constitution, he cautioned, would "end in despotism, as other forms have done before it, when the people shall become so corrupted as to need despotic government.
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Her shame over her corrupted spirit spills over into advice for Taylor, who's struggling to maintain integrity and a sense of self in Axe Capital's dicey corporate culture.
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Some lessons are about Jihad, reading religious texts and determining the true meaning of the term, not its corrupted meaning, he says, taught by extremists to radicalize young people.
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A Windows 10 tablet your correspondent relied upon for much of his mobile computing was broken irreparably when a recent update corrupted the display driver, rendering the touchscreen useless.
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Thus, Malek is not the corrupted man Mohamed thought he was; however Mohammad realizes this too late and has already arranged punishment for his son and daughter-in-law.
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This news broke just a month after Oxford University finally gave up on its quest to find one last part of the planet that hadn't been corrupted by humans.
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But in China, where media is state-run and censored and rule of law is arbitrary and easily corrupted, the movement has struggled to find traction and build momentum.
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The stories were all vaguely similar: An idealistic fellow (often a man) would venture to Washington, D.C., only to find himself corrupted by the promise of sweet, sweet power.
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"'Proximity to Dead Skin' is used to describe a daily existence of living as the other in corrupted and spoiled environments," wrote Kahlon in a statement about the event.
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The most popular stars can command large sums in exchange for endorsing Primus or Tembo—so much so that it has corrupted Congolese musicians, complains Lexxus Legal, a rapper.
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But if the conceit is that blockchain is inherently more democratic and the code can't be corrupted in the way a human can, then you can't blame the code.
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Tanning said she was "forever corrupted" by the Gothic novelists, such as Poe and Walpole, whom she read while working in a public library in her small Illinois hometown.
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For one thing, you're under time pressure: The longer you stay in the simulation, the more corrupted and difficult the simulation becomes as enemies get tougher and more numerous.
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" US ANTI-DOPING AGENCY CEO TRAVIS TYGART "It's another staggering example of how the Olympic movement has been corrupted and clean athletes robbed by Russia's state-supported doping system.
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Also like the Blue Hawaii, the Piña Colada has become corrupted by cheap spirits and shit mixers—the equivalent of powdered nondairy creamer in a cup of instant coffee.
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The problem is that the consensus itself is unwise, forged by corrupted institutions, dangerous even when someone like Barack Obama—a deeply deliberate, reluctant interventionist—is at the helm.
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If enough people believe the press has been corrupted in this way, officials can hold on to political power not just despite incessant lying, but through it as well.
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By 5 AM, Travis announced that after about 17 episodes, the rest of the Cream Lemon files he had were corrupted, so this was the end of the night.
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Set inside an old, corrupted video game called Forgotten Blade, it offers you the chance to talk with a number of mythical beasts that know their time is up.
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In any case, it signals that if Mueller does find wrongdoing that Congress will do nothing—in fact, Republicans will join the president in saying the investigation was corrupted.
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It proceeds with an after-school special version of Pepe's history, in which "an innocent meme enjoyed by teenagers and pop stars alike" finds himself corrupted by white supremacists.
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City officials have not disclosed the extent to which its computer backup systems were corrupted or what type of data is unable to be recovered without paying the ransom.
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"Money in politics is really the root cause of most of the evils that confront us," Mr. Cohen told the crowd, saying that greed had corrupted the country's democracy.
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When he left the Senate six years ago, he did so in an indignant, operatically aggrieved fashion, describing it as hopelessly partisan and corrupted by money and outside influences.
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A variation on Trump's first argument, his second claim went further, arguing that the special counsel's office was not merely corrupted by politics, it was out-and-out unconstitutional.
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"That's life," he said, expressing a steady loyalty to the ministry while criticizing people like Dr. Portugalov who, he said, corrupted sports and shifted focus away from skillful coaching.
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The Australian also caused a furor last year by telling a Christian radio station that transgender children were corrupted by "the devil" and that tennis was "full of lesbians".
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For decades he has been carrying the banner against so much of the broken and corrupted system that has led directly to the frustration we see in America today.
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Judge, Leonard D. Wexler compared Burke to a dictator in saying the police chief had "corrupted a system," and that his crimes were not limited to this single episode.
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A contemporary update of Audubon's watercolors, which were made between 1827 and 1838, LaMacchia's images seamlessly integrate human trash into the bird portraits, presenting the reality of nature corrupted.
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Paratopic is an indie horror game that looks like it came out on a corrupted (or maybe possessed) Playstation 1, but it sounds and feels like a waking nightmare.
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"Explanations for the Black Death, for example, involved ideas of poisoned water, corrupted air, the evil alignment of the planets, or simply the wrath of God," said Oldstone-Moore.
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It is a romantic idealization, Ms. Polyakova said, since few in Europe actually want to live in the sort of corrupted political and economic system that Russia has become.
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A representative of the company told him via email that a 2016 server migration, a transfer of data to a new server, had left some older files irreparably corrupted.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Olympics officials first learned about Russia's state-backed doping program — and how it had corrupted the results of several Winter and Summer Games — in May 2016.
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The Russian Olympic team has been barred from competing in the coming Winter Games because of a doping scheme that corrupted several Olympics and many other major international events.
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He may also believe that the Republican majority in the Senate — increased on Tuesday with likely Trump loyalists — is prepared to embrace such a corrupted standard for American justice.
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Despite there being two candidates opposing the war, Kennedy and McCarthy, we think American politics has been so corrupted that real change has to come from outside the system.
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Trump continues to brag about the relatively low number of diagnosed cases of the virus and deaths from it in America, but that data is corrupted by his incompetence.
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The popular version of events right after the scandal was that, like Adam and Eve in the Garden, the innocent players were corrupted by a snake of foreign origin.
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Catholicism looms large in Farber's production of the play, which is overwhelmingly concerned with sin and all the ways in which sin has corrupted Hamlet's family and Denmark's government.
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It's not clear whether anything has really changed in our corrupted and dangerous systems, or if there has been a change, whether it could ever make a meaningful difference.
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His transformation, under Iago's manipulation, into a monster of sexual insecurity doesn't carry the dramatic force it does in the original, but we do see clearly noble heart corrupted.
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The Dark Crystal: It's the same crystal as the Crystal of Truth but only after it has been corrupted by the Skeksis when it changed to a deep purple.
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This sounds more like Christopher Isherwood absorbing the atmosphere of nineteen-thirties Berlin than like terrorists' usual rhetoric about the corrupted decadence of the places they seek to destroy.
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North Korea has always strategically managed its expatriate population, mainly sending them to allies like China and Russia, where they feel they will not be corrupted by Western ideals.
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The romance with his culture of origin is corrupted by Mexico's traditionalism and homophobia, a present-day reality contradicted by Mesoamerican mystical practices characterized by gender fluidity or plurality.
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What is most important is that we examine how one-size-fits-all approaches imposed by the federal government have corrupted the availability and efficacy of liberal arts education.
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Her father Aerys Targaryen has always been referred to as the "Mad King" after he was corrupted by power and likely also mental illness caused by the Targaryen's close bloodlines.
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Lyrically, the song refers to the frailty of the human mind and how easily it can be corrupted and torn apart by a sense of distorted reality, solitude and alienation.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said it was corrupted by a "massive scheme" after he found tens of thousands of New Yorkers' identities were used to file fake comments.
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But he will argue the system has been corrupted by wealthy activists who spent millions to privatize these schools, leaving them unaccountable and draining funds from the public school system.
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"At least two Olympic Games were corrupted and at the Rio Games this past August scores of Russian athletes were allowed to compete without credible anti-doping measures," said Tygart.
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That's why a magazine with its own reporters can do higher-quality stuff than some mass volunteer effort that can be easily corrupted by trolls or Russians or whatever. Right.
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To be fair, Facebook is not the only platform corrupted by anti-vax misinformation — Pinterest, Twitter, YouTube and Facebook-owned Instagram have also just taken measures to address the problem.
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The Sovereign Citizen movement is largely made up of right-wing anti-government white Americans, who say the federal government has been corrupted since the 19th century, according to researchers.
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Over the last several decades, Pele's name has been corrupted by the tourism industry, according to National Park Service records obtained by Motherboard through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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In the first months of last year Mr Ramaphosa replaced the boards of corrupted firms: Eskom, the power utility; Transnet, which runs railways and ports; and Denel, an arms company.
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The series stars Kevin Bacon and Aldis Hodge as a corrupted FBI veteran and a District Attorney, respectively, who team up to help take down a family of car robbers.
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But the Taken aren't technically a species; their ranks are filled out by Fallen, Vex, Cabal, and Hive beings that have been corrupted by a force known as The Darkness.
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"Pete entered the race as a Boy Scout but has corrupted his brand by becoming the candidate of big-money corporate donors," said Adam Green, co-founder of the PCCC.
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Not only has this inflamed passion and minimized the primacy of the public interest, it has corrupted the proper balance in how we define the public interest in immigration policy.
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Beck, a combat robot, must go through the eight previous robots created before him that will allow him to gain skills to destroy the villain that corrupted his fellow robots.
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Now the American people know that the GOP has been corrupted — and whenever a little corruption comes to light, you can bet there is even more corruption in the shadows.
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Like most admirable goals, this one become corrupted in execution so that hundreds of billions of dollars in mortgages were given to people that should not have gotten the loans.
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The State Department worries so much about corrupted cellphones that visitors to the secretary's suite on the seventh floor must place their devices in lockers near the guard's desk. Mrs.
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Russia's critics — and certainly the White House — would dispute Mr. Putin's accomplishments, noting the corrupted, kleptocratic economy and a stunted political system that has marginalized genuine opposition, at times violently.
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She noted that President Obama had done precisely the same kind of fund-raising, and that any insinuation that it was inherently corrupting meant that he too had been corrupted.
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"I think we have more reason to believe, not less reason to believe, that this president is corrupted in some way by what Russia knows about him," Murphy told Hill.
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He is emerging after two lost wars, as American power declines and others strut the global stage, against a backdrop of partisan political paralysis, in a system corrupted by money.
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Bona Yoo's former employer says she "surreptitiously copied valuable trade secrets" and "malicious corrupted" or deleted important information before leaving the gallery for a sales director position at Lévy Gorvy.
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In Julia Rommel's fourth show at Bureau, "Candy Jail," she continues her brand of corrupted formalism, exploring ways to revivify Minimalist abstraction with a non-Minimalist, piecemeal sense of process.
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We know from last season that he is William, the young man who entered Westworld as a timid upstart and grew to be corrupted by his decades in the park.
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"In his unbridled pursuit of even greater personal fortune, billionaire Ng Lap Seng corrupted the highest levels of the United Nations," Acting U.S. Attorney Joon Kim said after the verdict.
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We don't know who they are or what they're about, but they're connected in some way to Kylo Ren, the Dark Side-corrupted son of Han Solo and Leia Organa.
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Through the campaign, the religious conservative has framed himself as a Washington outsider and painted Strange as a politician corrupted already by Washington and McConnell, a frequent target for conservatives.
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The team chose plasma because it is somewhat less likely than breath or urine to be corrupted by confounding factors like diet or environmental chemicals, including cleaning products or pollution.
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"If the electoral process is sufficiently corrupted that you can buy votes or otherwise manipulate it, then you're not really concerned about your corruption posing an electoral threat," he said.
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But Veidt, who knows her better than anyone, points out that people who want to be gods and goddesses can't ever have that power, because it will inevitably be corrupted.
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The arts and sciences, he wrote, were "garlands of flowers over the chains which weigh [men] down," and "our minds have been corrupted in proportion" as human knowledge has increased.
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"FIFA strongly supports and encourages the U.S. authorities' efforts to hold accountable those individuals who abused their positions and corrupted international football for their own personal benefit," the statement said.
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Lawmakers and former intelligence officials condemned Mr. Trump's attack because they said that it corrupted the intelligence process and suggested that he would disregard the warnings in the threat assessment.
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When the World Anti-Doping Agency's executive committee voted in September to reinstate Russia's corrupted antidoping laboratories, WADA's own athletes committee blasted the decision, and warned of what might come.
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James Walvin's new book, "Sugar: The World Corrupted: From Slavery to Obesity," will thoroughly disabuse you of such agreeable associations and may make you reluctant to reach for something sweet.
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The fact that so many high-level Trump associates have pleaded guilty to crimes is a sign of his corruption, but it also shows he hasn't corrupted our entire system.
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I was sexually abused starting at age 4, so by the time I put on that promise ring, in my mind I was already lying because I was already corrupted.
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"We should really just be trying to work together at this point, not point fingers, not try to say that everything in this business is corruptive and corrupted," he said.
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He also developed a violent criminal network that terrorized the public and corrupted governments and law enforcement around the world, through bribes, extortion, and murder, to keep drug routes going.
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My research also found that 78 percent of Anonymous's targets belonged to one of the following categories: government agencies, corporations and media empires—a tripartite of corrupted establishments, according to hacktivists.
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Issues with one app in particular can often be sorted out by uninstalling and reinstalling the app, which should clear out any corrupted temporary data and reset everything back to normal.
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I agree with him, and I think he's proven time and time again that he's not corrupted by all the various things that we're attacking both of the current candidates for.
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"The whole system got corrupted," said Tim Ryles, former Georgia insurance commissioner and chair of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners Antifraud Committee, who helped pass a version of the legislation.
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Facebook is acting in the service of food and beverage industry interests by deleting the accounts of communities that have identified the corrupted nutritional science responsible for unchecked global chronic disease.
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Some days, however, when I can't get out of bed or can't even go near my boyfriend for fear of being corrupted by his touch, the past doesn't seem so distant.
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What he found, ultimately, was a university culture thoroughly corrupted by its entanglements with corporate America — the school's questionable handling of the rape allegations was just the tip of the iceberg.
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He forms a group of vigilantes called the Phantom Thieves, which steal the treasures of corrupted adults in the Metaverse in order to rehabilitate the adults through a change of heart.
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But I'm (perhaps dangerously) relaxed about that because I don't subscribe to the idea that there's a set right way to think that existed before that's somehow getting "corrupted" by technology.
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That scenario goes beyond having personally identifiable information stolen to having your bank's digital records wiped out or otherwise corrupted by a malicious actor, eliminating any history of your account balances.
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" The former All Pro running back is fuming -- saying Kaepernick's whole movement against the NFL was a "waste of time" because the settlement deal he signed "corrupted and diluted his message.
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"Whispers of Gods" is said to have a decidedly darker feel than past Hearthstone expansions, with at least some of the 134 new cards reportedly being "corrupted" versions of classic minions.
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Their story runs alongside Jeffrey's, once an idealistic policeman but corrupted through a sense of betrayal by his country, "a place where thieves are celebrated and good men die unremarkable deaths".
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A Republican member of the audience charged that she had "corrupted" national security by mishandling e-mails at the State Department, and a Democrat asked sceptically about her "hawkish" foreign policy.
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The hackers impersonated a State Department spokesperson over email, sending fake government documents with corrupted links -- all with the goal of getting recipients to download malware, according to the firms' reports.
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Frank's recent columns argue that the Bernie Sanders campaign offers not merely a challenge to Hillary Clinton, but a last-ditch chance to save the corrupted soul of the Democratic Party.
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A review by prosecutors of some 4,000 cases handled by those 14 officers — including 1,600 convictions — is continuing, to determine if the arrests or prosecutions were corrupted by the officers' beliefs.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Waters Most Foul at the Olympics" (editorial, July 31): The Olympics have become corrupted, socially irresponsible and an environmental nightmare for each country that wins them.
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The name Yunomine may have sprung from here, too; historians assume the expression Yu-no-mune (literally "the breast of hot water") was corrupted into Yu-no-mine over the years.
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Read more: An Iranian Instagram star thought to have had 50 cosmetic surgeries to look like Angelina Jolie was arrested over claims she corrupted youth and incited violence on social media
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Given Sanders' unique relationship to the party—many voters supported him precisely because he maintained independence from the corrupted Democratic hierarchy—it's difficult to foresee who can follow in the mold.
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But when those appointments come with payments that meet or exceed a doctor's existing salary, the process is almost certain to be corrupted, and public trust is sure to be undermined.
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James Walvin, a professor emeritus of history at the University of York in England, will discuss his book "Sugar: The World Corrupted, From Slavery to Obesity," at the Brooklyn Historical Society.
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It comes from the fact that they are simply not old enough to have amassed great corporate or political influence, or to have had the chance to be corrupted by it.
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Hudson Yards is emblematic of how the EB-53 visa program has been corrupted by developers and state authorities to divert capital from places that need it to those that don't.
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The most vociferous indictments came from the abolitionist papers in the North, which declared "so bestial a union as this" yet another sign of how slavery had corrupted the Southern soul.
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And now, corrupted politicians have allowed yet another fundamental right to be lost to some of the most hated companies in America (proven by a recent 24/7 Wall St. study).
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And 48 years of quadrennial obsession from the national media has corrupted local politics, too, according to Cullen, editor of the Storm Lake Times in the northwest corner of the state.
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" Cuba's foreign minister, Bruno Rodriguez, tweeted later Friday that the newly-announced sanctions were "additional economic blockade measures evidencing moral bankruptcy of an internationally isolated policy promoted by a corrupted government.
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" Referring to the Democrats' crystal-clear case that Donald Trump abused his power and corrupted the highest office in the land, Jeffries proclaimed, "And if you don't know, now you know.
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Prosecutors in his federal corruption trial accused Menendez of trying "to hide behind the very office he corrupted" by his request to delay the case in order to attend Senate votes.
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Too many American lawmakers are so corrupted by the National Rifle Association's money and influence that they've lost sight of their primary responsibility as public servants: protect the lives of Americans.
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Israel administers a military dictatorship in the West Bank that imposes its whim on Palestinians with little accountability, a kind of unlawfulness that corrupted democratic institutions inside legally recognized Israel territory.
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Then there is the fear that despite their rising power, traditional Asian cultures are gradually being corrupted by pernicious outside influences, be they the risks of foreign girlfriends or profligate consumption.
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The pilot test will look at the payments system of a bank going down, but future tests would also likely include data being corrupted, the BoE's Financial Policy Committee (FPC) said.
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"We cannot take the risk that the next election will be corrupted through foreign interference solicited by the president, which he's clearly trying to do," Nadler said on ABC's This Week.
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Zhirinovsky likes to shock liberal public opinion and he has frequently heaped scorn on the West, which he and other Russian nationalists regard as decadent, hypocritical and corrupted by political correctness.
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"Trump's corrupted coalition has instead trotted out one twisted conspiracy theory after another, all designed to distract the president's most fevered fans and concoct a case against Mueller's investigation," he said.
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A second thing that stands out from Mr. Cohen's testimony is that the Republican Party has been as corrupted by its association with Mr. Trump as Mr. Cohen was by his.
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City officials have not disclosed the extent to which servers for backing up information on PCs were corrupted or what kind of information they think is unrecoverable without paying the ransom.
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When you face him in Dark Souls' "Artorias of the Abyss" DLC, he's corrupted and crazed, and a far cry from the noble, victorious warrior the core game's lore tells of.
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Impeachment traces its origins to monarchical England, but the framers of the Constitution confined its use on presidents to rare occasions, when their actions corrupted the public interest for personal ones.
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"We call on the armed forces, the majority of men and women in uniform who refuse to be corrupted, to step forward," said Congress chief Juan Guaido at a news conference.
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We don't really see any evidence that Luke has somehow been corrupted by money — he seems the same irascible guy as always — but the warning signs are there for Lorelai anyway.
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Pleasantly, the real villains of the piece aren't just "bad apples" or other criminals—they're corrupted souls embedded into every hierarchy and government, often knowingly enabled by supposedly good people around them.
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The tech giant's case rests on the assertion that Trump's public campaign to punish Amazon founder Jeff Bezos corrupted the Pentagon's contracting process for the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure program, or JEDI.
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Overall, we're still a long way from the Justice Department truly being corrupted and made to serve only the political whims of the president — protecting his friends and going after his enemies.
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" Merkley argued that the bill was crucial "because everything else we care about ... is going to fail if we let this chamber be controlled by powerful special interests through this corrupted system.
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However, its name is a reference to the powerful crystal ball that helped Saruman spy on events across Middle-Earth, but that eventually corrupted him into an agent of the evil Sauron.
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But unlike the American electoral process, which in many ways has become corrupted by the influence of money, the internet still remains an open platform for democracy, in all its messy glory.
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At its most benign, this bubble corrupted the pollsters' predictions; at its worst, it impacted the results of two of the most important political decisions of the century in the Western world.
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At the same time, Aku is an elusive shape-shifter, so Jack can't achieve his life's goal of traveling back in time and destroying the force that has corrupted his entire world.
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Democrats have worried that this particular primary has been too harsh, with Sanders potentially damaging Clinton before the general election by suggesting that she's corrupted by her reliance on Wall Street funding.
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In fact, it emerged that their decisions were being corrupted by the very same cognitive biases that affected any person with a brain: memory overload, subjective bias, halo effect, on and on.
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It is understood that those titanic forces are beyond all hope; that the system which is meant to control them has been corrupted, by regulatory capture, gerrymandering, court-packing, and so forth.
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" The CIA released around 470,000 files in total, though nothing that "would directly damage efforts to keep the nation secure; materials protected by copyright; pornography; malware; and blank, corrupted and duplicate files.
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Young's update gives readers a sense of where the dev team is at with regards to fixing a variety of issues, including matchmaking troubles, problems with online connectivity and corrupted player data.
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Over time, however, the schools have become corrupted to the point that, according to Cruz, it's now more difficult to find an upstanding school than one that treats its pupils as slaves.
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Since taking power in a 2014 coup, Prayuth's military government has tried to restore what it sees as traditional Thai values, saying some Thai traditions have been corrupted by outside, Western influences.
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If the Justice Department prevails and is able to prove the FLDS church and its rogue prophet corrupted the city governments in Short Creek, they could be decertified and placed into receivership.
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"Today we stand on Indonesian land, on land seized and corrupted by the oligarchy," he bellowed through a sound system on a recent afternoon, standing on the bed of a pickup truck.
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Unless a driver becomes corrupted or you play a lot of PC games and are advised to update your video card's drivers for better performance, you may not need to fiddle much.
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The meeting came after months of discussion about reforming the current system, after revelations that Russia for years ran a government-sponsored doping program and corrupted the results of past Olympic Games.
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These images are very real and prevalent in the album as well, particularly on "Reduced to Zero" and "Corrupted System," those are products of my feelings towards the rise of the right.
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The ways in which the NFL has corrupted itself in its pursuit and performance of power are probably fatal, if only in the sense that most corruptions are in the long run.
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The first Boris album, Absolutego, is like a 60-minute song, and we were listening to a lot of Corrupted, and they have a lot of long, 39-or-40 minute songs.
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How would that game be twisted and corrupted if it was enacted by the sons and daughters of parents who were part of the resistance movement, hiding from General Pinochet's secret police?
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In Mr. Mansour's view, such tactics are necessary because direct talks between Israel and the Palestinians have done little and, he says, Mr. Trump has corrupted the United States as a mediator.
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The N.C.A.A. recently proclaimed itself once again shocked to discover that its sports world is a corrupted husk, and it sought to appoint outsiders to its board of governors to lend perspective.
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When Ally changes her look and starts to dance as she sings, is she becoming the star she was meant to become, or is she being corrupted by the artifice of pop?
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In December, Russia's national Olympic committee was barred from participating in the 2018 Winter Games as part of a punishment for the state-backed doping program that corrupted the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
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Two decades ago, a renowned professor promised to create a flawless version of "Ulysses," one of the 20th century's most celebrated (and, thanks to botched and corrupted production, least perfectly published) novels.
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" Key words: Republican senators shrug... FOR THE RECORD -- Democratic senator Brian Schatz tweeted: "The DOJ itself appears to have been corrupted by a President who rewards his friends and punishes his enemies.
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You allowed people to believe that the telling of truth and bearing of witness by some, we black and brown few, has the appearance of being corrupted and compromised by ignoble motive.
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They are trying to ensure that the 2020 election, now less than a year away, is not corrupted by the president of the United States, acting in league with a foreign power.
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Across the state, Ms. Warren told voters that the country's politics had been corrupted at its core, even before President Trump, and that the next president must work to undo the harm.
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The housing crisis and crash of 2007 has made homeownership as the American dream seem corrupted and sick, a stale beer left out with a cigarette butt in it after a frat party.
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Although the proclaimed center of ISIS's mission is Islam, it was and is a corrupted version of the faith and one that the vast majority of Muslims worldwide have risen up to condemn.
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Olympic officials renewed their embrace of Russia after the Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, ruling that the country had served its sentence for conducting an elaborate doping program that corrupted several Olympics.
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That is, whether the nascent economic system, capitalism, was a praiseworthy expression of human freedom that produced material plenty, or a wicked system that corrupted values of patriotism and piousness and created inequality.
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Materials that still have not been released are being withheld because they could harm national security, are blank, corrupted or duplicate files, are pornographic or are protected by copyright, said a CIA statement.
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Because by giving that job to somebody you know who may not be [as] fully qualified as someone you may not know—you've corrupted the natural system of selection for that employment position.
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More abstractly, a hypothetical third way would be premised on the notion that the Democratic and Republican parties are incapable of governing well, each corrupted in its own way by special interest money.
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I think all the attention now should be focused on, let&aposs get a fair investigation of the people who corrupted that investigation, have been engaged in that corrupt investigation from the beginning.
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In past ransomware attacks, some victims have paid, only to find the key they are given doesn't work, while others have found their files are corrupted and can't be properly restored, he said.
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They will distribute the water to aid workers who are trying to recover victims, as well as those who have lost their home or access to water thanks to broken or corrupted tanks.
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"To read the online commentary, one would think that President Trump just fundamentally corrupted the American character," David French, a staff writer who flirted a third-party challenge in last year's election, lamented.
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Doctors who were easily manipulated by their patients—or corrupted by the money in play—set up so-called pill mills, pain clinics that thrived on a wholesale business of issuing OxyContin prescriptions.
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According to the San Francisco Examiner, the process of stopping the building from sinking any further involves drilling "52 concrete piles down to the bedrock" in order to secure the tower's corrupted foundation.
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" The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) has praised Garland for his record of protecting "regular Americans, and our democracy, from being corrupted by the excesses of the super wealthy and their corporate agenda.
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Every Alaskan over the drinking age seems corrupted in some sad way or another, including Sam, Josie's self-reliant stepsister, whose wan invitation provided the excuse Josie needed to light out for Alaska.
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Feeling that Islam had been corrupted by practices like the veneration of saints and tombs, he called for the stripping away of "innovations" and the return to what he considered the pure religion.
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One working which I blocked by registering the new domain name, and the second which is only partially working because it only spreads and does *not* encrypt files due to a corrupted archive.
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Fortunately, in the intervening period, Side-A has been fixed up to working condition — though it has a bit less memory than it used to, since some corrupted sectors had to be quarantined.
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If you grew up in any kind of religious household, you watched this horrifying perversion of what's good and believed it to be real, and by example, assumed that anyone could be corrupted.
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Chris Usher/CBS via Getty Images Malbin, for instance, notes that Sanders is waging an unusual campaign where his message — that money has corrupted America's political system — also matches his call to give.
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They appear on TV sets in the present-day—well, 2015, says the phone in your hand, and more on that in a moment—as corrupted images, flickering faces, crackling from flat screens.
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That "deeply corrupted" public comment process is at the heart of New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's plans to file a multi-state lawsuit against the FCC's "illegal rollback" of the 2015 rules.
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From the point of view of WND, the availability of condoms, like the admission of girls, gays and lesbians to the Boy Scouts, is a sign that a hallowed institution has been corrupted.
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" Ms. Maitlis called the news conference the start of a "corrosive culture" in the United States and beyond and said Mr. Spicer had corrupted the political conversation "by going along with these lies.
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They cleared out undesirable elements — pickpockets, drunks, prostitutes — and children, to ensure they would not be corrupted by exposure to capitalists, and started work to renovate some of the city's run-down hotels.
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Troubleshooters are designed to seek out and repair things like unregistered or corrupted dynamic-link library (DLL) files, outdated or damaged drivers, or settings in the Windows Registry that are out of whack.
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MAPUTO (Reuters) - Pope Francis, ending his visit to Mozambique, on Friday scolded political and business leaders in the resource-rich but poor East African country who allow themselves to be corrupted by outsiders.
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If we can't hold these behemoths accountable in court, they have no incentive to stop the bullshit happening on their watch—dating apps being used by rapists, elections getting corrupted by fake news.
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Russia's state-backed cheating, deconstructed in investigative reports in 2016, corrupted the results of numerous major global competitions across disciplines and years — most dramatically the 2014 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Sochi, Russia.
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But the impulse to filter out dissenting views, the readiness to regard all political rifts as Manichaean and the quickness to hunker down are bigger than one corrupted party and one cracked president.
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Both depend on the idea that the intellectual class is corrupted, its conclusions not to be trusted, and that anything they say is part of a plot against the GOP and the president.
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