They are criminals and we expect police to deal with criminals how criminals should be dealt with.
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Widows is a movie about criminals messing with other criminals.
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He treats cops like criminals and criminals like freedom fighters.
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The researchers said the algorithms did throw up some false positives (identifying non-criminals as criminals) and false negatives (identifying criminals as non-criminals), which increased when the faces were randomly labeled for control tests.
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It's about a bunch of criminals fighting a bunch of other criminals in a hotel run by criminals and specializing in criminal care.
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He hired criminals to work for him, he hired criminals to run his campaign, and he hired criminals to serve in his administration.
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They want people to pour in, including criminals — the worst criminals.
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Klingenschmitt: Because some people are criminals, and some people are not criminals.
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Common criminals who wave around a pocket Constitution are still common criminals.
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He urges police to kill criminals, or those they think might be criminals.
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Criminals trusting other criminals isn't exactly new, but the marketplace is a novel approach.
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And no one is up here saying all criminals -- all illegal aliens are criminals.
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America's biggest corporate criminals, in short, are paying to help the victims of other criminals.
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Video game fans aren't war criminals, but they certainly play war criminals in their games.
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Bashar Assad released criminals form his jails, Nouri al-maliki also released criminals from his jails.
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With a stroke of his pen, Carter took an estimated 210,000 criminals and made them not-criminals.
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She asserts, falsely or ignorantly, that criminals with domestic violence and violent criminals could carry a gun.
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Chinese researchers have trained a computer to distinguish between criminals and non-criminals nine times out of ten.
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They include criminals and terrorists — but also people who simply enjoy privacy, and even cybersecurity experts battling criminals.
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Javert believes criminals are born that way, and Valjean is evidence that criminals are products of their environments.
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All these criminals come out—these new collaborator-criminals—and basically colonized the rest of the Soviet underworld.
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"This officer treats kids like they're criminals, and guess what happens — they're going to become criminals." http://player.ooyala.com/iframe.
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Since then, shootings — between rival criminals and between criminals and authorities — have become commonplace in some parts of Mexico.
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"You find in society there are one or two criminals, but it doesn't mean the whole society involves criminals."
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Corrupt policemen, seeming good guys who bend the rules, gratuitous violence, criminals killing other criminals: That's the "Narcos" style.
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Black criminals were routinely predicted as more likely to reoffend than white criminals, even if their crimes were less severe.
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It shows a police department built on the assumption that criminals were "black males" and that black men were criminals.
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Some notorious criminals never make it Some criminals don't make the list if they are already well-publicized, Allen said.
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The FBI launched a facial recognition database in 2014 capable of storing 52 million faces of both criminals and non-criminals.
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And while very few criminals are terrorists themselves, it's not at all uncommon for terrorists to get their start as criminals.
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"Look, there are criminals and there are criminals," he said as we walked through the brick building to a back room.
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As a U.S. attorney and Alabama attorney general, he successfully pursued and prosecuted violent criminals, corrupt politicians and white collar criminals.
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The reality of the American immigration legal system is that undocumented immigrants are treated like criminals without the rights guaranteed criminals.
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However, one should be careful because criminals are lurking, criminals like Jakub Kostecki, a Pole with American passport living in Boulder, Colorado.
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At least they can officially dedicate a fifth of their workweek to their new goal of outsmarting criminals by talking to criminals.
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We actually had over 1,000 targets for that operation that we planned for months, many of them criminals, most of them criminals.
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Judges protect themselves, senators protect themselves by security, why shouldn&apost ICE have that same protection from criminals, criminals in criminal courthouses?
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There also has been a sharp increase in the value of such data when it is sold by criminals to other criminals.
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First, Bloomberg didn't see individual criminals, many of whom happened to be minorities; he saw a class of criminals who were minorities.
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For instance, that he was unable to control the criminals in the state because criminals were in control of his own police force.
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In sum, the cases brought against Playpen's alleged criminals have raised questions about due process and whether cyber criminals can be lawfully hacked.
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Some of those prospective solutions are either unlikely at keep criminals from being criminals, or they would take a long time to implement.
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The people who Trump is trying to say should fear criminals instead have learned to be afraid of politicians who incite fear of criminals.
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She then offered a startling real world example: a risk assessment AI routinely found that black criminals were a higher risk than white criminals.
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We assume that percent of the potential criminals among them has 100% correlation with the percent of the potential criminals among the whole society.
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GUTFELD: If somebody said, oh, you shouldn&apost be saying that about Nazi war criminals, you know, screw that, they&aposre Nazi war criminals.
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He has spoken approvingly of the extrajudicial killing of suspected criminals, and sneers at Westerners who "want to rehabilitate instead of just killing" criminals.
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" "Disclosing such information may reveal to criminals details of law enforcement agencies operations, thus allowing criminals to take advantage by undermining law enforcement capabilities.
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Instead of encouraging police to see the people they interact with as members of the community they serve, they encourage police to think of themselves as antagonists to criminals — and to do whatever it takes to stop the criminals and potential criminals they meet.
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When I go after criminals, I get them, and I will capture all of these criminals who are getting their orders from the right-wingers.
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From Inauguration Day until this week, ICE removed 6903,2690 individuals, including 238,2471 convicted criminals and 23,897 non-criminals, according to the data shared with CNN.
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"We're actually taking people that are criminals, very, very, hardened criminals in some cases with a tremendous track record of abuse and problems," Trump said.
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While the share of criminals arrested was up 2000%, there was an increase 22016 times that -- of 240% -- in the share of non-criminals arrested.
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We need to protect our employees from criminals with guns and protect customers from criminals who try to use their identities to fraudulently purchase phones. [CNET]
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That was the definition we were using, so I thought, Well, who's going to have a problem going after criminals and increasing the penalty for criminals?
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Of the three others detained in the operation, one faces charges of participating in a terror group's activities and hiding criminals, and another with hiding criminals.
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Of the three others detained in the operation, one was charged with participating in a terror group's activities and hiding criminals, and another with hiding criminals.
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"We wanted to show that even criminals — who wouldn't necessarily describe themselves as criminals — say they are doing everything for the people they love," he said.
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"We cannot have parallel governance with criminals, therefore we will continue to squeeze the space for criminals to zero regardless of race, gender or nationality," Cele said.
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Firms have already started to reconsider their policies against hiring the formerly incarcerated, a reform that will help ex-criminals and their families, and probably also reduce recidivism: Former criminals might not remain former criminals for long if they can't find a way to make an honest dollar.
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Growing up as I did in India, we had a lot of corruption, and we knew there were criminals on the street and there were criminals with badges.
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"If you want to protect the rights of criminals, get your budget from the criminals," speaker of the house, Pantaleon Alvarez, said in an interview after the vote.
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And if it isnt, many many more people wouldnt be able to get it, wether they were criminals, potential criminals, or people who being interviewed for furthur information.
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If the database was smaller to known criminals, wanted criminals, people that are here illegally, maybe those are the types of things that we should be focused on.
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While most criminals are not terrorists, there are too many criminals who would happily expand their criminal activity for the right price, even if it involved assisting terrorists.
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The attorney general said the bill weakens the punishments for criminals and risks allowing the "very worst criminals" back into society by allowing judges to retroactively reduce sentences.
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Until then, they present some of the best cinema has to offer: the stories of cops and criminals and criminals on the brink, corporate subterfuge, and complex conspiracies.
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In 17260, Arthur L. Hayward edited Lives of the Most Remarkable Criminals, an anthology of biographies of eighteenth-century British criminals from a 21729 collection of original papers.
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As it is now, they're growing up with criminals, so they learn how to be criminals, and when they do get out, they'll be a threat to society.
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"Prisons will combine punishment and reform for criminals, with the principle of combining education and labor, to change criminals into law-abiding citizens," according to the prison law.
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In any case, this shows that, once again, online criminals will come up with innovative ways to monetize stolen data, and get some bucks from fellow criminals as well.
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You remember those petty criminals stuffed into paddy wagons and filling the jails of New York City, when you hear Donald Trump call Mexicans rapists, criminals and horrible people.
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Left with no recourse, these victims increasingly opt to pay the criminals' ransom, which only emboldens cyber criminals to increase their ransom demands while incentivizing and funding new attacks.
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Many posit that it's unethical to pay criminals who may ultimately be supported by rogue nation-states or organized crime, or that paying a ransom will only invite more criminals.
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Individuals who uploaded their own DNA to public databases didn't anticipate cops using their profiles to hunt criminals, let alone criminals they might have seen at their family's Thanksgiving dinner.
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"We arrested more criminals this year than last year, which kind of takes the wind out of the sales of people who say we don't prioritize criminals anymore," he said.
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To show immigrants are not criminals Elaine Alvarez, 37, said she joined family members at a rally at Foley Square in New York to break stereotypes about immigrants being criminals.
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"The overwhelming view was that crypto-currencies had great utility to cyber-criminals but limited use to other criminals," says David Carlisle of the Royal United Services Institute, a think-tank.
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Once sent away, the potential criminals—known to be so owing to their possession of weed and weaponry—could not be street criminals, by dint of not being on the street.
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"I do think as men we have to get away from talking about abuse solely in terms of 'good' men versus 'bad' men, or even 'criminals' versus 'non-criminals,'" said Siddiquee.
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"We are not criminals — we are migrants," she said.
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Facebook brings us all closer together — criminals and cops.
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"Listen, nobody is good — they're all criminals," he said.
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Which categories of criminals are placed in open prisons ?
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" In November, he said it's for "criminals" and "millennials.
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His point ... a ban is only warranted for criminals.
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LONDON — The Czech president has called Muslim immigrants criminals.
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"These reports show the serious consequences of (Trump's) executive order, which allows all undocumented immigrants to be categorized as criminals and requires increased enforcement in communities, rather than prioritizing dangerous criminals," Sen.
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"Criminals will always get guns because Chuck's sells to the criminals," is a frequent saying of Father Michael Pfleger, a pugnacious Catholic priest, who has led several demonstrations in front of Chuck's.
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"We assume that percent of the potential criminals among them has 100% correlation with the percent of the potential criminals among the whole society," a spokesperson for the site told BuzzFeed News.
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RELATED: Obama gun town hall: 5 takeaways But Obama focused his answer on preventing criminals from getting guns in the first place, and preventing children in inner cities from developing into criminals.
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"Paying a ransom not only emboldens current cyber criminals to target more organizations, it also offers an incentive for other criminals to get involved in this type of illegal activity," he said.
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He contributed large amounts of money to a man who supported harboring illegal criminals, and then issued a ruling telling President Trump he can't enforce existing law that prevents harboring illegal criminals.
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All of this made it much harder for any criminals to launder money through exchanges based in the U.S. But just like anything, criminals will find the weakest link in the chain.
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"The sentence is in support of a strong political theory — that the Ukrainian army is made up of criminals who fire indiscriminately; that the Ukrainian government is sustaining these criminals," he said.
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Sandweg partly blames the paralysis on Trump's decision to scrap policies that required federal immigration officers to place a priority on apprehending serious criminals instead of non criminals and lower-level offenders.
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You tend to find, generally speaking, that victims of gun crime are people who are involved in that line of "work" themselves, so you will find criminals possessing guns to shoot other criminals.
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Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has removed 54,564 individuals, including 30,667 convicted criminals and 23,897 non-criminals during President Donald Trump's inguration first three months in office, according to data shared with CNN.
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For instance, Cook consistently cited a 2014 Bureau of Justice Statistics study that he suggested found a 77 percent rate of recidivism—the tendency for criminals to commit new offenses—among violent criminals.
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Later on, eugenicists and law enforcement agencies adopted the Bertillon method to analyze the faces of criminals and determine what future criminals would look like in order weed them out of the population.
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The rules must authorize counter attacks against cyber criminals because, often, that is the only avenue available when the criminals are within the jurisdiction of their rogue state sponsors or in lawless territories.
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To him they are the gang members, criminals, and traffickers.
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But Bradley says travelers should expect criminals to be armed.
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These criminals figured out they were good at murdering people.
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And criminals are separated from their children all the time.
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It miscasts individuals seeking asylum at the border as criminals.
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Included in that number will be some truly horrendous criminals.
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" Call it the "Catch and Release for Violent Criminals Act.
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Such freedom would be a boon to terrorists and criminals.
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Like the Paris robbers, the British criminals were eventually caught.
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Trump has said he would still prioritize criminals for deportation.
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The SEC has scored some victories in tackling cyber criminals.
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Contemporary Russian criminals are much less likely to be tattooed.
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We know that criminals exploited a U.S. website application vulnerability.
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So many elements of incarceration are about dehumanizing convicted criminals.
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Pot dealers are the most reviled criminals among prison inmates.
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Brazil The police walked out, so the criminals walked in.
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There are many criminals like the one who stabbed her.
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Today it holds a range of criminals, including violent offenders.
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Instead, they said the military was targeting "criminals" around Mugabe.
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Law enforcement would like to bring the criminals to justice.
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We will investigate and seek to bring criminals to justice.
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People who have no prospects here become criminals more often.
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The peace deal, Mr Uribe argued, would reward the criminals.
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Because criminals don't buy their guns from a gun show.
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Even when the police are effective, criminals are often undeterred.
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Police don't have to wait for the criminals to shoot.
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"It labeled our Dreamers as criminals," she told the paper.
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MacGillis says police pulled back, and criminals filled the vacuum.
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Germany has a mixed record on convicting Nazi war criminals.
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Murderers, Rapists, Kidnappers, Child Molestors, and Other Criminals on Board.
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"TheShadowBrokers is not being irresponsible criminals," the group told Motherboard.
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Shame can be a tremendous weapon that these criminals use.
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Is this the main way criminals make money from disasters?
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Claims by the president that many unauthorized immigrants were criminals.
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As Armstrong pointed out, there are many smart war criminals.
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Criminals in Fortaleza used to rent them by the hour.
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They're — the priority remains for ICE to get at criminals.
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Mr Museveni had previously complained about criminals infiltrating the police.
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"Criminals are quite the opposite of skilled hackers," Graham said.
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Not all Japan's elderly criminals are willing to follow suit.
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Some may argue that the change gives criminals the advantage.
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But sometimes suspected criminals make it easier for the feds.
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Criminals use a similar scheme with Airbnb hosts, Mador explained.
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We want to work especially on the criminals with you.
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Also, fewer people own Macs meaning fewer targets for criminals.
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Terry McAuliffe to restore voting rights to thousands of criminals.
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Then maybe we wouldn't have so many fucking criminals, idiots.
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The movie plays into stereotypes about trans people as criminals.
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It has made criminals out of millions of peaceful citizens.
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Sometimes, the criminals disclose details of their crimes to others.
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They're already treated like criminals; why not make the leap?
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Once again, Hispanics were being branded as criminals, invaders, destroyers.
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CRIMINALS, TERRORISTS, HACKERS, ARE TRYING TO BREAK INTO EVERYONE'S DATA.
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But the criminals had one final trick up their sleeves.
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Islamist radicalized Americans are not criminals, they are enemy combatants.
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Only 30 convicted criminals were sentenced to death in 2016.
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That in turn allows criminals to file fake tax returns.
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For criminals, using cash offers anonymity and leaves no tracks.
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And he didn't like criminals or civilians to forget it.
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Cramer said no one but international criminals endorse chemical warfare.
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It also has facial recognition software to potentially spot criminals.
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It was okay to service potential criminals or tax evaders.
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These criminals are chimeras, people with two types of DNA.
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Bundy was one of America's most notorious and feared criminals.
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I've found myself fascinated by female criminals for similar reasons.
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For many petty criminals, going straight is no easy task.
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First, Donald Trump said Mexican immigrants are rapists and criminals.
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"We've created a perfect system for creating criminals," he said.
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Trump has said that he wants to deport immigrant criminals.
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Because criminals don't buy their guns at a gun show.
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Federal law enforcement focuses primarily on transnational organized cyber criminals.
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No. Criminals have gotten better and better at designing spam.
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"Prisons do not create criminals," he said in the report.
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The government accused Apple of marketing to criminals, and sued.
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"They don't want criminals coming across the border," he said.
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The rally inside was big and beautiful, but outside, criminals!
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Many Scorpion inmates are political prisoners rather than dangerous criminals.
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Some even release convicted criminals who are wanted by ICE.
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As they do today, the criminals mostly killed one another.
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Residents argue that criminals work freely by paying off officers.
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Why then do you give these criminals what they want?
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I have mingled with dangerous criminals and attended many trials . . .
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Cyber criminals have been using versions of BlackEnergy since 2007.
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The article introduces the "new criminals" of Iran — fashion models.
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Another is that it's only good for criminals and terrorists.
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We are criminals, this is the shit that we do.
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Serious criminals have access to guns and wouldn't entertain this.
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They're taking a prosecutor away from actually going after criminals.
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Prepubescent children are listed along with violent adult sex criminals.
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"We cannot have violent criminals running our streets," Pugh said.
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Criminals sought to steal roughly $5.3 billion through this fraud.
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"The Bible doesn't promote helping criminals!!!!" a Trump supporter wrote.
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If they call their mosque a mosque, they become criminals.
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All three heroes hit their targets: the flesh of criminals.
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How criminals are cashing out bitcoin before it's too late:
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After all, President Trump will say they're going after criminals.
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That poor people don't leave paper trails, unless they're criminals.
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He says the law could allow criminals to reach Australia.
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Both the criminals and law enforcement have grown more sophisticated.
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Ms. Mitra accused Rohingya refugees of being terrorists and criminals.
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Are the teenagers who flee gang violence victims or criminals?
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A handful of others were denaturalized for being war criminals.
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They aren't criminals any more than our white residents are.
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He should focus his energies on prosecuting criminals, not patients.
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At one point, a band of common criminals was fingered.
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We're talking about stopping criminals, criminal gangs and terrorist suspects.
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Women like Fauziya and countless others are victims, not criminals.
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He and other Brazilian leaders have vowed to kill criminals.
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Punishment of environmental criminals has declined substantially on Bolsonaro's watch.
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Are potential criminals lining up to hand in their guns?
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In the movies, the narcos are portrayed as bloodthirsty criminals.
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The criminals never say, 'This is a quid pro quo.
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Trump started his campaign deriding Mexicans as rapists and criminals.
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And he is sceptical of using force to fight criminals.
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"Criminals watch TV, pay attention to the media," he said.
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Human Trafficking, Drugs and Criminals of all dimensions - KEEP OUT!
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Don't be fooled by Hollywood's insistent caricatures of intelligent criminals.
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But we must be clear: Terrorists are not merely criminals.
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Criminals take advantage of the time to trick their victims.
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"Dan doesn't want to see criminals getting loose," Jacobson said.
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It's not just used to find suspected criminals and friends.
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Noncitizens in immigration custody are not criminals as a rule.
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Criminals are attacking us and we're allowing them without consequence.
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But, if that was the crime, who were the criminals?
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We can take care of our own war criminals ourselves.
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In contrast, he said, cryptocurrencies were a "favourite" for criminals.
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Almost one in five legislators were incorrectly identified as criminals.
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"Drug smuggling, criminals and corruption" all are endemic, he said.
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It's ridiculous to even think these criminals are afforded protection.
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Even more alarming: cryptocurrencies are a dream for cyber criminals.
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"Criminals are very interested in piecing things together," he said.
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"We don't belong to a class of criminals," he said.
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I think it's our back door for, kind of, criminals.
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" Blackburn accused Apple, Facebook, and their competitors of "shielding criminals.
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"I'm not interested in punks, thugs, and criminals," said Fanning.
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" Criminals "sped up and down the streets ... kidnapping election workers.
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They were told their job was to hunt down criminals.
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They are not criminals, as Mr. Trump would have it.
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Iowans are ashamed when refugee children are caged like criminals.
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Looks like even alleged international criminals have shitty password practices.
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Critics say it will put criminals back on the streets.
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Which is why criminals and the porn people love it.
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The Supreme Court's release rule applies even to convicted criminals.
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In general, criminals score half a standard deviation below that.
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Criminals will be found among any large group of people.
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"These reports show the serious consequences of the president's executive order, which allows all undocumented immigrants to be categorized as criminals and requires increased enforcement in communities, rather than prioritizing dangerous criminals," California Sen.
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The vast proportion of the 11 million unauthorized immigrants who are already living here are not criminals, don't think or behave like criminals, and deserve a chance to stay, as immigrants have always done.
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One thing that is unquestionably true is that undocumented immigrants are people, some people are criminals, and with about 11 million undocumented people living in the United States more than zero of them are criminals.
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So things go wrong between these two brothers that are trying to get at their last heist, and so all these criminals head over to this hotel in Los Angeles that's literally only for criminals.
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Among the alleged criminals were also two former AT&T contract employees and one former Verizon employee, who helped the alleged criminals by providing private customer information in exchange for bribes, according to court documents.
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The criminals target everyone, including consumers, small businesses and major corporations.
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The WTO isn't busted and our allies are not trade criminals.
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Politicians say Japanese brands should be labelled "made by war criminals".
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But many end up homeless or at the mercy of criminals.
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"Let the Lord judge the criminals," Tupac was quoted as saying.
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The press and the public perceived the five boys as criminals.
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And they question whether the administration is really targeting dangerous criminals.
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Criminals count on that faith in the legitimacy of online transactions.
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When he talks about infestation, animals, criminals, he&aposs dehumanizing immigrants.
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The problem is you don't recover the state from the criminals.
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The cyber security world is inhabited by hackers, criminals, and spooks.
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"They're not criminals," she said in a video posted to Facebook.
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And some cyber-criminals have turned to it for ransom demands.
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But it would be wrong to say they're criminals or violent.
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TAPE Jeff Sessions: To apprehend and bring violent criminals to justice.
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The graphic novel Sex Criminals is a traditional superhero comic, right?
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Municipal police, some of whom collaborate with criminals, are not trusted.
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There are criminals running around with guns who shouldn't have them.
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"George Soros funded antifa criminals," a commenter on Ngo's Periscope replied.
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Only the finest criminals will be able to pull it off.
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They are criminals who will do everything to get their money.
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Trump launched his campaign characterizing Mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals.
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Organised criminals and fraudsters would like nothing better than weaker encryption.
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And the majority of people inside those communities are not criminals.
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Now we need to be able to stop the smart criminals.
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The crime deserves severe punishment for the criminals who killed them.
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Proantioquia bankrolls research into the best ways to combat organised criminals.
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"They treated us like we were criminals," she told The Post.
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Criminals followed suit and have not returned to electronics, said Cornell.
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There is profound risk of making criminals' jobs easier, not harder.
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He vowed to clean the streets of criminals and drug dealers.
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How about the power to pardon criminals and commute prison sentences?
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Alan's dad derides the men as criminals, and squabbles break out.
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It wasn't enough that Donald Trump called us rapists and criminals.
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If the criminals respect those three rules we will respect them.
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We want to keep guns out of the hands of criminals.
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Only 90 percent of criminals are buying them at gun shows.
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Nobody's -- nobody's saying we need to be going soft on criminals.
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If they're lucky, criminals end up with a semi-flattering nickname.
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And we have enough criminals and cop killers of our own.
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He started selling eel in bars popular with well-known criminals.
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The politicians seem to be favoring criminals over law-abiding citizens.
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I mean, it's not "Cafeteria" anymore—it's transitional housing for criminals.
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Warehouses of sensitive data are magnets for criminals and other malefactors.
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Colossal bureaucracies arose to distinguish not just criminals, but ordinary citizens.
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Forget law enforcement trying to crack iPhone passwords of hardened criminals.
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After all, we aggressively prosecute street criminals when they rob banks.
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For criminals, this info could be the key to your home.
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The Golden State Killer is one of America's most famous criminals.
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"Looking at the incarcerated, these are not political criminals," Cosby said.
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However, knowingly helping criminals in any way is usually a crime.
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Criminals and people who are mentally ill, so that struggle continues.
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He also compared his campaign to kill criminals to the Holocaust.
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Officials have said cryptocurrencies are used by criminals to launder money.
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" "DOJ should focus on prosecuting violent criminals, not nonviolent drug offenders.
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Even the smallest updates can give criminals clues to your location.
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These steps will make our phones exponentially less desirable to criminals.
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Now Ben is helping criminals under the supervision of the FBI.
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You can't just call people criminals and not, you know, elaborate.
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But most states still treat child sex-trafficking victims as criminals.
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Cyber criminals have targeted the US financial sector in the past.
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For most iPhones, the danger comes from criminals rather than feds.
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With the cyber criminals hitting millions of users, the FBI reports.
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You fling items from an apartment down on the criminals below.
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Repealing the death penalty does nothing to stop these hardened criminals.
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Flashback: Criminals have already wreaked havoc on current, less-networked infrastructure.
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Cheeky criminals have taunted law enforcement since the dawn of time.
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"We're not criminals, junkies, or idiots," #JeffSesh wrote on its website.
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Especially brazen fish criminals have invented new types of fish entirely.
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Together, these women play a team of manicurists moonlighting as criminals.
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In a neighborhood of criminals, Gun Jack rose to the top.
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"Peru has not exported criminals to the United States," Kuczynski said.
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They are not criminals or terrorists; they are refugees seeking asylum.
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And greater teamwork would help keep tabs on would-be criminals.
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" He added: "But he changes when he starts talking about criminals.
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But critics fear they will fall into the hands of criminals.
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He disputed Trump's claims that many of the migrants are criminals.
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Why have they not traced these calls to apprehend these criminals?
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It's clear today that they have been vampirized by tyrannical criminals.
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ICE claims the mayor's warning helped hundreds of criminals escape arrest.
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Read more: The 8 most infamous criminals at America's toughest prison
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France and America watch a weak region, infested with criminals, moulder.
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The Turpin parents are not the first criminals of their kind.
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"Congress has an obligation to protect Americans from dangerous criminals," Rep.
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Adversaries can be local crooks, hostile foreign governments, or international criminals.
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And that money doesn't all go into criminals' secret bank accounts.
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Open-carry advocates say that criminals almost never openly carry firearms.
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And he favors giving police carte blanche to kill suspected criminals.
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Mr. Ban implored European leaders to stop treating refugees as criminals.
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The man did not match any criminals in the police database.
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Most of their cases involve common criminals, not would-be terrorists.
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Criminals prefer gun-free zones where decent people can't fight back.
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Let's focus on stopping criminals with guns from entering our schools.
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I have studied powerful people and criminals for a long time.
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If you make abortion a crime, doesn't that make women criminals?
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Criminals often hid in that field, robbing people of their cellphones.
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"There were some criminals that did totally unconscionable behavior," Page said.
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In Brooklyn and elsewhere, they are being treated worse than criminals.
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Our movies and pop culture taught us to despise war criminals.
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The criminals are young, attractive people, of a mix of ethnicities.
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Existing laws allow for these criminals to be arrested and deported.
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Donald Trump during his campaign has called Mexicans rapists and criminals.
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Criminals, politicians and other narcissists tend to be self-interested individuals.
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" It added that "he's dog crap and the NFL condones criminals.
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"We know people have been wrongly implicated as criminals," Zubair acknowledged.
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Today, facial recognition has scaled from unlocking phones to tracking criminals.
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These criminals sense that they are being backed into a corner.
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I want to put away criminals working for a district attorney.
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Victims of the disaster were quickly recast as looters, criminals, and
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Could police officers someday identify criminals just by looking at them?
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Now he's gone revenge-crazy, tracking and killing crooks and criminals.
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Under the Trump administration, arrests of non-criminals have increased 171%.
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Do you really think that criminals do business with their iPhones?
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White communicated with the criminals via Telegram, according to the document.
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This extremely low bar makes hospitals very attractive to cyber criminals.
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They support the release of dangerous, dangerous, dangerous, criminals from detention.
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Including large numbers of violent criminals, they won't take them back.
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Leave Ferrante alone, they tell Gatti, and go investigate some criminals.
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And even convicted criminals can apply for so-called hardship waivers.
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Treating these young people like violent criminals strips them of hope.
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"We were quantum criminals," Mr. Becker told The Independent in 1994.
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There is tape of him categorizing Mexicans as criminals and rapists.
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They also drank more than any other group, even the Criminals.
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At the same time, voters wanted harsher measures taken against criminals.
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Unfortunately, scammers and criminals are looking to capitalise on the confusion.
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Yet if we know anything about criminals, it's that they're resourceful.
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If there is no crime, why are there so many criminals?
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Ms. Agalo resents the government's characterization of the boys as criminals.
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Big cats are resilient, but so are the criminals poaching them.
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This, experts predict, will make the guns very attractive to criminals.
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It's only natural, then, that internet cops would follow the criminals.
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How does putting the money in your account benefit the criminals?
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Most of the criminals featured in the Kaine ad are white.
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Most of the criminals featured in the Kaine ad are white.
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What kind of message does this give to terrorists and criminals?
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Powerful criminals and corrupt politicians would get away with serious crimes.
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Criminals are afraid of him because some powerful men were arrested.
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Criminals endanger law-abiding Americans, and gangs represent a particular threat.
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You see East Africans, Somalians, it's: 'They're criminals, they're no good.
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True, I'd made a beat of writing about Nazi war criminals.
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"Parents who entered illegally are by definition criminals," Ms. Nielsen said.
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Take away their robes and their religion and they're just criminals.
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The program falsely flagged 26 legislators as criminals, the ACLU said.
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Criminals surrendered (including one self-described fugitive whom no one wanted).
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Trump's pardons on Tuesday, however, focused on convicted white-collar criminals.
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" Another asked: "For what reason are these criminals not being pursued?
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I am an immigrant and how dare you call us criminals.
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Either black people are criminals, or cops are racist — pick one.
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"We don't belong to a class of criminals," Mr. Marchionne said.
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Some yelled that they were being treated inhumanely and as criminals.
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The local police know who every one of these criminals are.
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Taking a hard line against criminals is always popular for politicians.
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Strategies that target violent criminals and undermine money laundering are critical.
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Go deeper: Military officials say Trump's SEAL interventions embolden war criminals
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"The best part isn't taking down international criminals," Elena tells Jane.
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My family is a bunch of criminals and perpetrators of violence.
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"They are not true collectives, or political actors — they are criminals."
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The case uncapped a wave of violence against other suspected criminals.
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Identifying and locating criminals and gang members takes more investigative work.
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Such restrictions are a victory for criminals, not law-abiding citizens.
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So long as drugs are illegal, criminals will profit from them.
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The lower-ranking accused war criminals I've known all struck me
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And encryption can help criminals, terrorists, and foreign agents keep secrets.
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But those under 214 can't be charged and punished as criminals.
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Law enforcement often uses this information to track down suspected criminals.
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In reality, however, "hardened criminals" are barred from receiving DACA protections.
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The representative slammed the media for using "indicted criminals" as sources.
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Legislators have been especially vocal about criminals abusing that anonymity. Rep.
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It has much to lose by continuing to harbor criminals terrorists.
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Encryption aids everybody, they'll note, protecting consumers, activists, and criminals alike.
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"Our message is we're not criminals," Honduran migrant Orlean Herrera said.
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We're able to dehumanize individuals that we see to be criminals.
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Also the Confederate flag was for treasonous criminals who enslaved people.
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My family is a bunch of criminals and perpetrators of violence.
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Making people who do these things into criminals doesn't benefit anyone.
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Who leads the gang of criminals who have violated its sanctity?
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When Trump painted immigrants as criminals throughout his campaign and presidency.
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Others were handcuffed in their homes and dragged off like criminals.
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They support the release of dangerous, dangerous, dangerous criminals from detention.
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The prison holds other drug lords, terrorists, spies, and infamous criminals.
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As such, criminals focused on anonymous lower league clubs like Obilić.
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California authorities are increasingly seeing them as victims instead of criminals.
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Implementation would bury an already overwhelmed immigration court under an avalanche of new cases; it would allow dangerous criminals to remain in the United States, and it would use tax dollars to bring deported criminals back.
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"Even convicted criminals—and in some instances especially convicted criminals—might receive legitimate benefits from these means for access to the world of ideas, particularly if they seek to reform and to pursue lawful and rewarding lives."
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BlacKkKlansman is interested in onscreen representations of black people, and it's also interested in what happens when the only two real avenues for that representation have traditionally come via criminals and authority figures who prosecute those criminals.
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Gun owners say it is they who are being treated like criminals.
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Or Russian officials who hired criminals to hack 500 million Yahoo accounts.
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Put simply, criminals rushed into the vacuum created by new environmental treaties.
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Today, Boumeddiene is one of the most wanted criminals on the planet.
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Those on the list are criminals without any hope of a trial.
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Unless, according to the criminals who supposedly hacked them, Equifax pays up.
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Not all criminals are tech masterminds—the San Bernardino killers, for example.
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Many criminals, too, aren't the plotting masterminds we imagine them to be.
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Now, Slavik was only dealing with an elite, ambitious group of criminals.
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Interpol doesn't catch criminals and it supposedly can't get involved in politics.
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Simple criminals use jamming technology to disable garage doors and alarm systems.
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And abolishing ICE, they&aposre going to be less criminals locked up.
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He could remember the faces and names of literally thousands of criminals.
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Kidnapping, by both militants and criminals, is a significant problem in Afghanistan.
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In an address at the funeral, the president vowed to defeat criminals.
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France dispatched criminals to Devil's Island in French Guiana and New Caledonia.
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It's loss and Bitmixer's shutdown means criminals will have to look elsewhere.
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The states said online blueprints would allow criminals easy access to weapons.
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China considers many dissidents to be criminals, including those who flee abroad.
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For violent criminals, it's much harder for me to reach that conclusion.
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"Serbia is again becoming known for protecting war criminals," the statement said.
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"We have many, many more important criminals to go after," he said.
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"Our [password] hygiene is very poor, and criminals know it," he said.
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Ted: I think it's a strange way of trying to catching criminals.
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"We explore and you call us criminals," he read, quoting the manifesto.
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So how do you tell them apart, the criminals from the insurgents?
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" He slammed the protestors on Twitter Saturday, calling them "thugs and criminals.
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Criminals fill party coffers rather than drain them, and so are tolerated.
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The second is to hammer the criminals with violence in their lair.
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"We're coming after you," Acevedo said in directing his comment to criminals.
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It said the force was targeting criminals and got out of hand.
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Bad news for home gardeners: criminals might have your credit card data.
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You don't know how far along criminals are until it's too late.
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Some criminals are so dangerous that they need to be locked up.
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Boot camps are especially ineffective: they foster aggression and bond criminals together.
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Thus the Chain turns victims into criminals while enriching its anonymous masterminds.
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Criminals could use the same tactic to send victims to malicious websites.
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She has also helped with the capture of at least 245 criminals.
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She also has helped with the capture of at least 245 criminals.
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A British city rates which teenagers are most likely to become criminals.
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The government considers them common criminals, whatever the motivation for their crimes.
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Criminals with more computers in their botnet are more effective, he explained.
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Still, police said they need help from "everyone" to stop these criminals.
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Corrupt policemen and criminals ensured an atmosphere of constant fear and watchfulness.
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In addition, they caution, criminals or terrorists could target a vulnerable employee.
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"They were criminals who morphed into militancy," Banlaoi said of the Mautes.
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"Maybe that's why this candidate thinks certain immigrants are criminals," she said.
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The only power any government has is to crack down on criminals.
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Criminals don't need any hacking skills at all to pull off sextortion.
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He sends handwritten birthday cards to intimidate organised criminals on his patch.
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"We aren't criminals, nor crazy, nor coup plotters, nor abducted," he said.
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But the incident could have made such data more accessible to criminals.
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These people are not criminals; they are kids doing what kids do.
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It's not about the immigrants, it's about the criminals in the community.
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"Are we criminals?" demanded a man who identified himself only as Muhammad.
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"We also don't want to have criminals on our platforms," he says.
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But it remains preferable to sending lots of nonviolent criminals to prison.
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They started out as vigilante groups that beat or killed alleged criminals.
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There's nothing wrong with what Trump said about keeping out the criminals.
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He said he would fill Manila Bay with the corpses of criminals.
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Why is the Left defending criminals like MS-13 against 'animal' charges?
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It seems cyber criminals haven't become any more literate down the years.
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Europe's approach to white-collar criminals is softer, for better or worse.
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"I'm not suggesting that any of you are actual criminals," Norton said.
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"These are the future protectors of criminals and thieves," still another claimed.
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Details: The alleged criminals hail from Russia, Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova and Bulgaria.
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His supporters say Democrats unfairly blame him for the behavior of criminals.
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We&aposre looking for those who are criminals or fugitives or reentrants.
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And abolishing ICE, there are going to be (fewer) criminals locked up.
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This was minutes after declaring Mexican immigrants to be criminals and rapists.
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Amid that public pressure, a list of suspected Ukrainian war criminals residing
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This forces criminals to attack the inner workings of EMV-enabled readers.
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Like the Obama administration, Trump has said deporting criminals is a priority.
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Johnson said criminals feel empowered and emboldened by recent criticisms of police.
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Collect evidence first, the government is saying, and find the criminals later.
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" She compared it to "treating American Muslims like criminals" and "racially profiling.
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It's clear that criminals will make use of whatever technology they can.
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Many local police use the FBI's facial recognition software to identify criminals.
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That market already has a group of (vile) criminals who control it.
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Despite these efforts, Crosswell said he fears the criminals will strike again.
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This decreases the ability of cyber criminals to file in your name.
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We must also raise the cost to criminals who steal our data.
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His colleagues back his plans by pitting various criminals against one another.
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Trump is " not just separating the criminals like he says," Jacqueline charged.
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I guess, calling many undocumented Mexican immigrants "rapists" and criminals doesn't count.
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It would also send billions of dollars back to criminals and cartels.
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For the criminals the risks are relatively low, and the rewards high.
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Moore's spokesman says the women, who Mitch McConnell unambiguously believes, are criminals.
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We add security features to protect our customers from hackers and criminals.
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The Ukraine government views anyone who fought with the separatists as criminals.
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Most of the people arrested in the past months were convicted criminals.
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He has repeatedly conflated undocumented immigrants with criminals, drug dealers and rapists.
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" There is, already, "software used across the country to predict future criminals.
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There are bigger worries for your mobile phone's security, such as criminals.
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Right now, consumers should worry more about criminals' designs on their phones.
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"Women are being treated like criminals in their own country," Coughlan said.
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This results in massive amounts of valuable data that interest cyber-criminals.
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In 2016, such scams netted criminals $3.2 billion, according to IBM Security.
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Another way cyber criminals get wage information is through phishing e-mails.
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Diebold Nixdorf's alert described steps that criminals had used to compromise ATMs.
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MacDonald said even before Kasich's order pain patients were treated like criminals.
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The criminals will solicit money or other information that they can monetize.
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It is criminals who act on these emotions and attack other people.
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Most of the worst criminals got off easy or were never punished.
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"Law-abiding Americans should not be conflated with dangerous criminals," Ho wrote.
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As crime soars, the lynching of petty criminals is becoming more common.
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You know police procedure, bending the relationship between drugs, cops, and criminals.
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That's exactly what the criminals behind the 1,000 cameras-strong botnet did.
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The criminals showed "no mercy even with children and babies," he said.
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Only it's Sergio Leone with landspeeders and aliens and carbonite-frozen criminals.
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Flashpoint's Sannikov showed CNBC forums where cyber criminals share tax fraud information.
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He once asserted that suspected criminals should be killed if need be.
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Motorists are asked to be on the lookout for 16 hardened criminals.
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They argue that additional laws will not sway criminals from doing harm.
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Terrorists, criminals, and the mentally-deranged are not deterred by such policies.
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Many are not even identified as victims, but more likely as criminals.
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Most of those murdered were drug users, petty criminals and street children.
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Sophisticated adversaries and criminals will just create and buy encrypted devices abroad.
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" Then again, she pointed out, "they were all criminals in the neighborhood.
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It also faces threats from cyber criminals seeking to steal taxpayers' information.
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He opposed the execution of underage criminals on constitutional grounds in 2005.
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We want to stop criminals and gangs from coming into our country.
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"You're never going to get guns out of criminals' hands," he said.
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As to Mr. Duterte's focus on crime, of course criminals deserve punishment.
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Egypt has denied this, suggesting common criminals or Islamist militants were involved.
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In 28500, Trump announced his candidacy, calling Mexican immigrants criminals and rapists.
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So, the criminals can easily pretend to be one of these companies.
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That's not just a problem for criminals, but for biometrics in general.
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And now, what are they going to try to make them criminals?
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The report called smuggled guns the weapons of choice for violent criminals.
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He looks into criminals who do DDoS, who do carding and skimming.
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But the damage they enable criminals to inflict is no less serious.
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In fact, it's probably necessary to track down some tech savvy criminals.
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In some cases, criminals simply mail prepaid cards with impunity, Tyrell said.
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Would-be criminals beware—your love of pizza can take you down.
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Criminals who were "psychotic" and therefore could not be understood, only feared.
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Donald Trump: The Obama Administration has reduced prosecutions of criminals with guns.
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Sapp says Irish Travellers have often been stereotyped as criminals and swindlers.
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Proponents see it as a useful tool that can help identify criminals.
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" He added: "The criminals who held us they were not good Muslims.
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It also directed the Department of Homeland Security to prioritize deporting criminals.
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He launched his campaign by characterizing Mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals.
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Unsurprisingly, criminals have been the quickest to capitalize on the new trend.
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Government officials have up to now largely blamed the attacks on criminals.
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"We must keep guns out of criminals' hands," Abbott said on Twitter.
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Nothing I could do would rid the world of sociopaths and criminals.
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Both groups say their efforts are directed against criminals, not Indigenous people.
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How did it become a notorious hotspot for criminals and ex-cons?
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Power is condemning lawful asylum seekers to a system designed for criminals.
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Democrats want to let violent criminals back onto the street, Walker claimed.
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The majority of the criminals are between 15 and 20 years old.
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Everyone considered me that poor girl who was growing up among criminals.
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Jaime Quiocho, who noted the appeal of such illicit purchases to criminals.
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Mr. Trump opened his candidacy with racism, calling Mexicans criminals and rapists.
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KINJI SCOTT: The criminals, they exploited the hell out of Freddie Gray.
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We appreciate your anticipated cooperation in halting crime & thank criminals in advance.
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We appreciate your cooperation in halting crime & thank the criminals in advance.
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" The others, he averred, were chiefly "slum dwellers, criminals and juvenile delinquents.
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A shootout occurred shortly after between criminals and police near the shelter.
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" "Just so I'm clear: you think my friends are domestic abusers/criminals?
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Crime is crime deal with the criminals but do not steer xenophobia!
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Covid-19 scams aren't just being used by criminals for monetary gain.
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They might find it for sale by criminals — or already in use.
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So I would make up criminals and write wanted reports about them.
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Phone calls from criminals posing as I.R.S. agents were the top problem.
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"It's like I'm really in jail with cold, hard criminals," he said.
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She called it the "Six C's" — Congress, Courts, Communications, Countries, Criminals, Cartels.
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Without a vigilante hero on the streets, criminals are running the city.
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" After all, most German Jews did not think of themselves as "criminals.
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The GOP front-runner has suggested that Mexican immigrants are mostly criminals.
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When innocent people confess, dangerous criminals are free to continue their violence.
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Oftentimes, consumers are being baited by criminals looking to do them harm.
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Immigration law doesn't exist just for the purpose of keeping out criminals.
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Since the 1970s, however, the avenue's boarded-up buildings have drawn criminals.
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Besides stopping criminals, a freeze also prevents you from getting new credit.
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Only the bad people, the criminals, those who prey on the weak.
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"Otherwise we're back to square one, and criminals will reoccupy those spaces."
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He noted the agency is fighting an unprecedented volume of cyber criminals.
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"Harsh revenge" awaited the "criminals" who killed Soleimani, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei declared.
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Even the perception of overwhelming surveillance can deter criminals and dissidents alike.
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They referred to black neighborhoods as full of drug addicts and criminals.
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But often, the earliest adopters and exploiters of new technology are criminals.
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Criminals are scanning billions of IP addresses daily — that includes small businesses.
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Criminals can use social media to solicit or commit virtually every crime.
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They mostly kept to themselves -- authorities (and criminals) barely noticed their existence.
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"Banks have an important gatekeeper function in keeping criminals out," he said.
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Then there are the criminals who are interested in the big hauls.
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She started from the premise that these children were not defiant criminals.
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That protecting our own homeland from violent criminals, including terrorists, that matters.
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Britain's policy of mixing jihadists with other criminals risks radicalising non-terrorists.
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It's home to higher level AI criminals and, of course, other players.
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This is damaging police efforts to bring criminals to justice, experts said.
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Since then, forensic DNA testing has put millions of criminals behind bars.
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We don't subject our worst criminals to such a brutal death penalty.
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He purged corrupt police officers and extradited criminals to the United States.
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"It is clear that this was a confrontation between criminals," he said.
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Terrorists are not merely criminals, the president said, but unlawful enemy combatants.
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In Free states, encryption is used to protect people from cyber criminals.
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"These are not the criminals, these are the people working," he said.
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Some say the targets could evolve as criminals identify other vulnerable victims.
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Unfortunately when this is the case, it is criminals who entirely benefit.
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"The prisoners try to escape the prison and become criminals," Balfanz explains.
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California's Sanctuary laws.... ....release known dangerous criminals into communities across the State.
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"There will be no shortage of places to send criminals," he said.
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Why are so many Americans branding such people as criminals and leeches?
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Powerful criminals and the corrupt politicians would get away with serious crimes.
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We have an invasion of drugs and criminals coming into our country.
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"They're overwhelmingly not criminals — they're people coming up here for economic" purposes.
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You spent years studying more than 183 violent criminals for your book.
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Sojourner Truth (1851) Criminals, Idiots, Women, and Minors: Is the Classification Sound?
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"We make it easy for criminals to steal from us," he said.
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"Criminals overwhelmingly obtain their guns from friends and acquaintances," Kopel points out.
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He made us stand up against the car like we were criminals.
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That way, the criminals can keep track of who has actually paid.
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"Romania today becomes a state in which criminals are basically in a legal haven, encouraged ... by changes that overall ease and simplify the impact of the law on criminals," opposition Save Romania Union leader Dan Barna told reporters.
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Even convicted criminals -- and in some instances especially convicted criminals -- might receive legitimate benefits from these means for access to the world of ideas, in particular if they seek to reform and to pursue lawful and rewarding lives.
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It's as if you had to meet the criminals missing from your book all over again, one by one -- a long and risky process, during which you remain vulnerable to whatever these criminals want to inflict on you.
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"When criminals go dark, and law enforcement cannot monitor their phones or access evidence, crimes cannot be solved, criminals cannot be stopped and lives can be lost," U.S. Attorney Adam Braverman, said in a press release on Thursday.
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The consistent theme in Trump's stated views is that criminals need to be punished as harshly as possible — typically through the view of "an eye for an eye" — to keep such criminals off the streets and deter future ones.
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The agency has also increased the length of time it detains people, holding non-criminals an average of 60 days in detention, 11 days longer than convicted criminals, and nearly doubling the average in 2009, according to the Post.
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Duterte has also vowed to dump bodies of dead criminals on Manila Bay.
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"[Criminals ran porn in the 1960s] because one it was illegal," he explains.
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Italians were referred to – openly – as a subhuman race of rats and criminals.
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Eenhoorn as an older man working to help recently released criminals adjust to
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In some cases, criminals can be offered pardons or immunity, if they confess.
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Will 2017 be the year your home becomes under attack from cyber criminals?
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INGRAHAM: So do you think that criminals should be separated from their families?
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So what do all of these convicted high-profile criminals have in common?
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Enforcement priorities Trump's been saying he wants to prioritize deporting criminals for months.
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Instead, they will focus limited enforcement resources on criminals and national security threats.
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These are not the criminals and rapists Trump portrayed Mexican immigrants to be.
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Let me just say 127,000 undocumented criminals were arrested by ICE last year.
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So why do companies (and criminals) still cling to such an obnoxious method?
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Point of fact: If you outlaw strong encryption, only criminals will have it.
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Simply put, they offered other criminals access to a sophisticated ransomware-distribution platform.
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It relates to the conflict for control of the territory by the criminals.
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He has vowed to execute 100,000 criminals and dump them into Manila Bay.
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We are not talking about criminals who are used to a tough life.
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A law firm that tries to exonerate convicted criminals who are actually innocent.
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The goal of the legislation: Prevent criminals from laundering money through shell corporations.
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People will likely differ on whether criminals deserve any public empathy or understanding.
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Criminals restrain themselves only if they think they will be caught and punished.
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Alleged criminals in Argentina are assigned randomly to judges for pre-trial hearings.
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Not even bitcoin is anonymous enough for some criminals on the dark net.
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He wants the police to kill more "criminals", and to liberalise gun ownership.
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Judgement cast players as a judge who solves crimes and beats up criminals.
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The blame for election interference belongs to the criminals who commit election interference.
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LX: Initially, I was working with law enforcement to help them catch criminals.
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The new rich live all over the country, as do the new criminals.
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Criminals, domestic abusers, traffickers, people who are dangerously ill, they cross borders too.
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"We're not criminals, and we're not fucking vigilantes," William told to the group.
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But not before the criminals had killed eight people and injured many more.
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It sure is fun to hunt down a bunch of evil space criminals.
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Criminals and terrorists would find ways to work around the rules, he explained.
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And criminals, as well as schoolchildren, will continue to frequent Quebec's sugar shacks.
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If these bad boys make it into the police fleet, criminals should beware.
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Is it OK to run over two criminals if you save one doctor?
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Organised criminals, commonly middle-aged men, have also been known to fling acid.
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The positive impact is in finding criminals, but there's a less savory edge.
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Yes, you -- the Latinos, the criminals, the rapists the scum of the earth.
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Meanwhile, two ruthless female assassins, Rain and Dawn, murder a pack of criminals.
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They are injected by criminals into legitimate networks, then displayed on respectable websites.
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That includes fake emails or phone calls from criminals posing as Capital One.
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It's possible that these individuals were criminals, or from some other unknown commonality.
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Train and truck freight thefts have jumped as criminals employ more sophisticated methods.
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"All the criminals will be revealed from where they are hiding," he said.
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"Criminals are more audacious when they know citizens can't defend themselves," he says.
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In the now-infamous announcement, he demonized Mexican immigrants as rapists and criminals.
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But you take the guns away from criminals who shouldn't be having it.
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"The only people who have anything to fear are the criminals," Sini said.
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The military denies it, saying troops are merely searching for militants and criminals.
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This is the right time that the criminals will be frightened of us.
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Moretz will be appearing in the upcoming film November Criminals, alongside Ansel Elgort.
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But Provvisionato doesn't seem to care who the real criminals or scammers are.
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I can already hear the teen criminals rejoicing and it makes me SICK.
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They say it can result in violent criminals being released back into communities.
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Will this make it more difficult for criminals to file fraudulent tax returns?
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Both are now a high target for foreign state actors and criminals alike.
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Gun advocates say criminals will always have guns, so regulations make no difference.
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Data is slowly encrypted by criminals until the entire system is locked up.
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In Chinese television comedy, actors playing criminals often speak with a Henan accent.
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During the campaign, of course, Trump very publicly and repeatedly lauded the criminals.
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Then they went back to being a swarm of bastards and criminals again.
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Mistakes are often what leads to the capture of suspected dark web criminals.
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And, we're probably providing grants to your department to help go after criminals.
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The SEC has scored some victories in tackling cyber criminals in recent years.
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Among the notorious criminals who perpetuated this tradition were Van Hout and Holleeder.
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"No one wants dangerous or violent criminals roaming our streets," de León said.
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I'm guessing that Emanuel doesn't realize that criminals don&apost obey the law.
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Critics, like President Donald Trump, argue they protect criminals and endanger public safety.
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"They're being treated as criminals rather than children with special needs," she said.
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The Diebold Nixdorf alert described steps that criminals had used to compromise ATMs.
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The more Macs are used, the more they'll be targeted by cyber criminals.
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They appoint officials, control budgets, and even have the power to pardon criminals.
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And we believe criminals who kill police officers should get the death penalty.
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This geographical backtracking is just what Dr Rossmo had been doing with criminals.
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"Criminals know there's a shrinking window for these kinds of attacks," he said.
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The Kremlin and law enforcement agencies deny that, saying they only target criminals.
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There have been many cases of criminals posting their crimes to social media.
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The Trump administration says detainers help ICE keep dangerous criminals off the streets.
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In some cases, criminals are looking for personal information for identity theft purposes.
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Social media networks provide vast troves of data for potential criminals to access.
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You have shit to take care of, and criminals to catch (besides yourself).
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Police have used DNA results from an ancestry company database to identify criminals.
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They argue that these blueprints would allow criminals easy, unfettered access to firearms.
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"First, there is no guarantee the criminals will release your data," Woodward said.
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"Lines between government hackers and criminals in many circumstances can be quite blurry."
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Seven more condemned criminals have received stays halting their sentences, at least temporarily.
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Some, and the mayors who run them, are in league with the criminals.
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They also accuse the administration of unfairly and inaccurately portraying immigrants as criminals.
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In particular, some criminals used war games to encourage the use of weapons.
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None of us wants rapists or other criminals to get away with crime.
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"Pablo Escobar was one of the biggest murderers and criminals in the world."
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The prison is notorious for housing some of South Africa's most violent criminals.
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"You allow the criminals to go after their prey," Johnson told VICE News.
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Sorry, pigeon criminals, you're gonna have to get a little slicker than that.
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The same time period in 2015 saw 59,938 removals, including 23,571 non-criminals.
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Were they considered mere foreign party boys, though, or big-time, vicious criminals?
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They are nothing but thugs, and criminals, and predators, and -- that's right -- losers.
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If Chicago wants to harbor criminals here illegally, don't give Chicago federal money.
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Criminals locked up for worse were gobbling up sponsors like free apple pie.
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Provincial judges hand down lenient sentences and allow dangerous criminals out on probation.
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Serbia must punish war criminals to speed up its European Union membership bid.
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Criminals prey upon their target's social media in one of two different ways.
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Amazingly, the four amateur criminals would go on to evade capture for weeks.
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He is proud of sending members out on raids to help catch criminals.
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In her career, she helped find missing autistic children and tracked down criminals.
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These were the mistakes that most perplexed the former criminals I spoke to.
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It's unprecedented and also very odd for criminals to leave a database unsecured.
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Extremists, and perhaps criminals, are going to develop or source their own solutions.
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He has urged the police to use rough treatment when arresting potential criminals.
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Over the years, there have been tensions between the Mormons and local criminals.
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This initiative fits into the Trump administration paradigm that views immigrants as criminals.
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Wagner wants to give reformed criminals a chance to get jobs elsewhere, too.
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He highlighted American victims of immigrant criminals, and linked legal immigration to terrorism.
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The criminals are afraid of the mayor, but the police are also afraid.
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The agency also released a list of criminals it said Philadelphia had released.
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"America's Most Wanted" helped capture 1,100 criminals during its 24 years on TV.
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"The three escapees ... are dangerous criminals," Sheriff Sandra Hutchens said in a statement.
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Broadly, there are three types of cyber-attacker: nation-states, criminals and hacktivists.
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Yup. Suggesting that Mexico was purposely sending criminals and rapists to the US?
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However, we should not punish innocent people and mistake them for hardened criminals.
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Clinton of wanting to overturn the Second Amendment and set violent criminals loose.
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"Schools have long been targets for cyber-thieves and criminals," writes the department.
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CUHK had become a "battlefield for criminals and rioters", a police spokesman said.
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Border patrol agents are a critical line of defense against criminals and terrorists.
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Violent criminals who have preyed on our communities must be kept behind bars.
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The blacklist includes criminals, journalists, political dissidents, and human rights activists, among others.
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However, most of those detained were believed to be petty criminals, not militants.
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Criminals have staged attacks, including fire-bombings, on banks, buses and petrol stations.
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As a former law enforcement officer, I have seen the cunning of criminals.
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He also called for the death penalty for criminals who kill police officers.
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Cops and criminals, actors and athletes, scientists and judges, politicians and other poobahs.
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"Nemesis of 1,000 Criminals, Will Retire to Log Cabin," a Times headline read.
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They are tired of the gangs, criminals, and risks that illegal immigration imports.
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Criminals who jump turnstiles rarely provide their true identification, so arrests are necessary.
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To this day, Rifkin, 59, remains one of New York's most lethal criminals.
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Criminals have extorted Hondurans into paying an arbitrary "war tax" for their survival.
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Top law enforcement officials touted the action taken against the alleged cyber criminals.
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We're looking for "systems" to stop human criminals from doing human criminal things.
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"They don't want criminals coming across the border," Trump remarked of Hispanic Americans.
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In other words, even criminals have rights in the United States of America.
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Mr. Duterte even boasted during the campaign that he had killed criminals himself.
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In addition, cyber criminals issued roughly 1,85033 pieces of unique malware each minute.
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Criminals love instability, and nothing brings about instability like times of radical change.
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Mr. Duterte's mockery of the rule of law is not limited to criminals.
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You're the professor and they're not criminals, they're not inmates, they're college students.
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American businesses are under siege from cyber criminals and state-sponsored cyber spies.
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"The problem with criminals is that they change their stories," she told me.
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CUHK had become a "battlefield for criminals and rioters," a police spokesman said.
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Enacting the No Sanctuary for Criminals Act is just plain good public policy.
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It used to be that almost all convicted criminals were sent to prison.
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And criminals are coming up with more creative ways to get your information.
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They blame criminals and rogue actors, professing no state connection with such entities.
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When fighting takes place between criminals and the police, some police get killed.
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"Just know part of the demand is being driven by criminals," Dunston said.
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They said the recent publicity over the issue could end up helping criminals.
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It should not permit companies to provide criminals with unprecedented, evidence-free zones.
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"It certainly takes a level of sophistication - not common cyber criminals," said Haley.
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Clearly, the post is talking to one of EncroChat's alleged customer bases: criminals.
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You'll hear about bigfoots, Gwyneth Paltrow, Nazi war criminals and everything in between.
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His work has been used as evidence to indict and convict war criminals.
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Some of those people are criminals who resent police interfering in their livelihoods.
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Criminals: At the very least, you should learn to do a crime properly.
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But how many criminals actually want to get a hold of dueling pistols?
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I don't see any of the other participants as criminals or bad citizens.
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They say it can result in violent criminals getting released back into communities.
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But it has also attracted criminals, such as drug dealers and arms traffickers.
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The defense secretary begged Trump not to pardon accused and convicted war criminals
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Cryptocurrencies are the currency of choice for money laundering, hackers, terrorists and criminals.
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We want to protect our personal information from cyber criminals of all sorts.
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That bill included harsh penalties for deported criminals who re-enter the country.
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Criminals who are intent on doing harm will not follow this same law.
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Of those 11 million, some are dangerous criminals, but most, obviously, are not.
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Or is there no crime because all the (potential) criminals are locked up?
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"That sends a message that criminals can get away with things," Kubrin said.
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You have 'sanctuary cities' where you have criminals living in the sanctuary cities.
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I read that criminals were often punished by tattoos in the Edo period?
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This is why criminals look to co-opt as many computers as possible.
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Immigration agents won't disagree: Many of them see all unauthorized immigrants as criminals.
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They argue that the policies flout federal laws and help criminals evade deportation.
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National Security Adviser, Hermogenes Esperon, called those responsible "mass murderers" and "extremist criminals".
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If you have suffered violence yourself, you might be harsher on violent criminals.
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Tell the American people that immigrants are criminals who want to kill them.
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The criminals then used the passwords to steal money from the victims' accounts.
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He emphasized reconciliation, even raising the possibility of amnesties for low-level criminals.
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Immigrant criminals in Texas Mr. Trump's figures are accurate, but they need context.
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All government officials, who are covering up for these criminals, should be fired!
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Kennedy also joined an opinion that determined executing mentally disabled criminals is unconstitutional.
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By Evan Ratliff World-class criminals, like world-class writers, are natural obsessives.
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One review asserted most of the criminals were in their 60s and 70s.
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" Hasina has separately accused Hossain of "joining hands with war criminals and terrorists.
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We say we are all criminals, how come we have so many rules?
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They are drafted to be both law enforcers and criminals in one bill.
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The president's allies in Congress say that it encourages criminals to employ minors.
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Engaging with virtuous hackers hasn't blinded me to the threat of cyber criminals.
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Blacklists targeting criminals and dissidents floundered at the task of monitoring entire populations.
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Very quickly, we go into this boogeyman narrative about these savage, brutal criminals.
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The blame for election interference belongs to the criminals who committed election interference.
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They are nothing but thugs and criminals and predators and — that's right — losers.
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Some heroes are criminals, some are coldhearted, some are wounded, some are snobs.
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In 2020, the playing field is yet again tilted in the criminals' favor.
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The police hoped that taking down online black markets would chase away criminals.
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Nobody wants police officers to be shot by criminals or the mentally-deranged.
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Criminals are on the prowl, residents warn, and they threaten their neighborhood security.
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"In the I.D.F. there are no criminals, there are naughty soldiers," he wrote.
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The crackdown on illegal criminals is merely the keeping of my campaign promise.
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A disproportionate amount of crime is committed by a small group of criminals.
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It also provided law and order, which has sometimes meant executing suspected criminals.
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In fake check schemes, criminals send checks to their victims, who deposit them.
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This week's pardon spree for high-profile criminals deepens concern about the consequences.
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No matter how you think criminals should be treated, Americans cherish due process.
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Of course, this system was not perfect (these were still criminals, after all).
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Many of the criminals operate from countries outside the reach of American law.
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Avowed atheists exhibited the same bias in judging sadistic criminals, the study found.
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Many law enforcement tactics used against criminals can be effective against domestic terrorists.
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His hatred of criminals justified just about anything, even killing innocent civilians accidentally.
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Cyber criminals may no longer be the only nefarious actors in this space.
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They don't like to be so labeled when the vast majority aren't criminals.
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Proponents view it as an important tool for catching criminals and tracking terrorists.
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"You're going to find the criminals, prostitutes and the malefactors," Mr. Holys said.
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"We must keep guns out of criminals' hands," Mr. Abbott posted on Monday.
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But frustrated law enforcement officials accuse Apple of providing a haven for criminals.
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They have been vilified by the president as criminals, though they are not.
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"The state can't allow that children are educated to be criminals," he said.
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But "some of those people might have been hard-core criminals," he said.
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However, that won't help with identifying criminals who are intent on avoiding detection.
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"These jurisdictions are protecting criminals rather than their law-abiding residents," he said.
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But how do we feel about upholding the privacy of criminals and terrorists?
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" Rybicki described the marketplace as "the one-stop shop for cyber criminals worldwide.
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So Trump's attempt to smear them as criminals turns reality on its head.
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I think they care more about criminals than they care about law enforcement.
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And he said the searches had yielded results, catching pedophiles and other criminals.
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He promised to kill 100,173 criminals in his first six months in office.
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Criminals are getting creative in how they try to drain your financial accounts.
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"He should fight the criminals that murdered the indigenous instead of fighting Greta."
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The problem is criminals who flout the regulations that legal fleets must obey.
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That's reaped fortunes for some, but not necessarily motivation to catch art criminals.
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And, this was interesting -- did you know there's a rating system for criminals?
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If we want criminals to stop killing journalists, we need something else: justice.
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" Rybicki described the marketplace as "the one-stop shop for cyber criminals worldwide.
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The role used to be people from low social class, criminals, felons, etc.
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No one, native-born or immigrant, wants violent criminals living in their communities.
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You have 'sanctuary cities,' where they have criminals living in the sanctuary cities.
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Mr. Caro initially thought he had been taken by criminals demanding a ransom.
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After all, before they became trusted government witnesses, these people were criminals themselves.
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Promoting privacy shouldn't mean that criminals are free to operate unchecked in secrecy.
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But they are more likely to commit additional sex offenses than other criminals.
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They'll be available to aggressors, failed states, terrorists, criminals, extortionists, even disaffected individuals.
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Essentially competing as individual freelancers, they were unlikely to share information on criminals.
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Essentially competing as individual freelancers, they were unlikely to share information on criminals.
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"And there was no guarantee that paying the criminals was a sure fix."
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The earliest subjects included executed criminals, the indigent and victims of grave robbery.
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Increasingly, criminals are using encryption technologies to protect websites and imagery from investigators.
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"The image of criminals disguised as heroes, that won't be recovered," she said.
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We asked a man who had been forced from his home by criminals.
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So promising to deport "criminals" isn't necessarily much of a change at all.
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Related: Is the Government Pursuit of Wall Street Criminals Too Little Too Late?
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They are nothing but thugs, and criminals, and predators, and — that's right — losers.
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Black activists say they have been portrayed as criminals when they hold protests.
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The fact that it has been used in these other ways [by criminals].
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Yet that transition has been driven in part because Bitcoin is too hot for criminals, and also in part because authorities are starting to get a lot better at tracking down and busting criminals who try to anonymize themselves with crypto.
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The crew eventually discover that they were all hardened criminals, but unburdened by their histories, they set off to figure out how to make their way in the galaxy, running afoul of major corporations, mercenaries, other criminals, and even themselves.
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