"You can defend against (paramilitary forces), but you can't defend against this," said Capt.
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"Physical attacks are hard to defend against and most people aren't doing anything to defend against them," John Loucaides, Eclypsium's vice president of engineering, told me.
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Exclusive: Chipotle builds team to defend against activist investor AckmanChipotle has hired Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz to help defend against activist investor William Ackman.
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" The administration vowed to "vigorously defend against this lawsuit.
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He said the MTA intends to defend against the lawsuit.
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We will vigorously defend against the allegations in this complaint.
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Loosely speaking: In cybersecurity, organizations work to defend against hackers.
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Australia said it was ready to defend against an appeal.
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Even baseless claims can be horrifyingly expensive to defend against.
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Organizers from the immigrant community want to defend against trolls.
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We intend to aggressively defend against them in the arbitration.
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To defend against multiple drones, Airspace must launch multiple machines.
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Our divisions impede our ability to defend against foreign adversaries.
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THAAD missile systems are deployed to defend against ballistic missile attacks.
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"It's hard to know how to defend against this," Bloch said.
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So the regime has every right to defend against that offensive.
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How best to defend against this cocky display of supposed superiority?
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These three advances are required to defend against potential Chinese aggression.
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He's trying to defend against that, and I think that's legitimate.
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To defend against it, he said, greater skepticism will be required.
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The ruling revives yet another lawsuit for Trump to defend against.
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Financial institutions and other companies defend against cyber threats every day.
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The US military doesn't defend against Russia, the official pointed out.
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These new missiles, in effect, aim to defend against that outcome.
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Despite its limited sophistication, email bombing is extremely difficult to defend against.
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Goldman called the lawsuit "misguided" and said it would defend against it.
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Similar mechanisms to defend against unwanted takeovers are common among Dutch companies.
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So what is any minority supposed to do to defend against that?
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Encryption is essential to defend against increasingly sophisticated hackers and cyber threats.
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AT&T plans to defend against the lawsuit, spokesman Fletcher Cook said.
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My leg attacks — both single and double — are difficult to defend against.
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They may be a signal to impress mates or defend against competition.
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I did not learn to defend against or counterprogram that ableist story.
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As a nation, we need to defend against the entirety of threats.
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Boeing said the lawsuit was "meritless and will vigorously defend against it."
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Friedman maintains his innocence and will vigorously defend against these improper charges.
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We must be proactive in our efforts to defend against such destruction.
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Iran says it needs them to defend against neighbors with superior arsenals.
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The country has enough advanced conventional weapons to defend against most threats.
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The AJC's claims are baseless and we will vigorously defend against them.
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Many lack the buffers to defend against capital losses as yields rise.
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One measure is bond funds, assets that help defend against a downturn.
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The hacking was "high leverage and hard to defend against," he said.
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NATO soldiers deployed to eastern Europe are scrambling to defend against smartphone hacks.
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Put simply: killing has been the only option to defend against being killed.
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Patches to help defend against Meltdown were released in iOS 11.2, macOS 10.13.
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What happens now is subtler and, in some ways, harder to defend against.
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Seoul and Washington say it will defend against nuclear-armed North Korean missiles.
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We believe the lawsuit has no merit and plan to defend against it.
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America's conventional military is more than strong enough to defend against most threats.
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" Even so, he said, "realistically, there will be rains you can't defend against.
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Silicon Valley Bank said it would defend against the case at the time.
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How the hell do you defend against those legendary Jon Jones elbow strikes?
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Rapid development has fueled concern over the area's capacity to defend against floods.
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The AJC&aposs claims are baseless and we will vigorously defend against them.
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Startups typically lack the necessary financial resources to defend against these meritless cases.
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NATO was formed to defend against the Soviet Union and its Warsaw Pact allies.
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Who is the United States building missiles to defend against, at least on paper?
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To date, the hardware can defend against about half the drones on the market.
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That still leaves ways to defend against the regime's threat and blunt its capacities.
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What's more, the U.S. is currently unable to defend against this breed of threat.
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Having new and upgraded weaponry will help defend against and deter a possible attack.
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The company disputes the claims and has said it intends to defend against them.
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Both campaigns have hired companies to help defend against attacks from foreign intelligence agencies.
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Keeping your phone up-to-date also helps defend against security threats, including stalkerware.
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The 4-year old startup wants to help you defend against automated bot attacks.
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Having voluntary guidelines to follow could help the companies defend against harsher regulatory efforts.
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IOOF said the allegations were misconceived and that it would vigorously defend against them.
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Legitimate governments have a perfect right to defend against illegal actions like a coup.
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Today's Solarium is looking to defend against digital threats from Russia, China and elsewhere.
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"There's not a system there to defend against those types of rockets," he said.
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First of all, you could use it to defend against bites from aggrieved dogs.
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Sending military troops to the border to defend against unarmed civilians is just nonsense.
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These different defensive tools protect and defend against different types of missiles and risks.
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The Tembé have about 30 trained rangers to patrol the forests and defend against loggers.
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Calleja will have an opportunity to defend against the SEC's allegation in a civil proceeding.
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"We will defend against any claim vigorously," the Times said in a statement on Wednesday.
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He said the Iraqis had improved their ability to defend against Islamic State car bombs.
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"Purdue and the individual defendants will aggressively defend against these misleading allegations," the statement said.
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"With increasing digitalization, we have to be prepared to defend against anything coming," he said.
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This is just more grandstanding from CNN, and we will vigorously defend against this lawsuit.
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Still, Japan wants to ensure it can defend against an improving arsenal pointing its way.
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Solid state laser technology is seen as a cheap option to defend against incoming attacks.
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And yet Congress has still not done everything in its power to defend against them.
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This empire must defend against, and will necessarily come into conflict with, decadent Western civilization.
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Consumers will have few ways to defend against the pain of higher prices, experts say.
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Trump will now have to defend against attacks on his plan to cut Medicare costs.
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"I'm not defending his conduct, I'm trying to defend against a dishonest system," Braun said.
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The evil maid attack is a security exploit that is really hard to defend against
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In Asia several countries are spending on systems to defend against China and North Korea.
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How odd to pay Russia for gas and at the same time defend against Russia.
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The 12 counts involve crimes that are difficult to defend against in a federal trial.
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"It's hard late in the game to defend against that kind of skill," said Miller.
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The system could be used to defend against a possible missile attack by North Korea.
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To the extent they have an ability to defend against these attacks, it's quite limited.
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At another point, she suggested guns might be needed in schools to defend against bears.
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But Sanders' embrace of the term could make it a harder charge to defend against.
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That makes it extremely hard to plan for, let alone defend against, potential missile attacks.
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In the meantime, it ordered its troops to be ready to defend against Taliban attacks.
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Further, autonomous machines that defend against other weapons are not included either, the statement says.
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It is therefore incumbent upon us to defend against the many assaults upon the ADA.
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Later, Pelosi pointed back to Mueller's investigation to defend against arguments that she's rushing impeachment.
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As such, there is almost no way the Kingdom can completely defend against such attacks.
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It is true that the United States has no ability to defend against hypersonic weapons.
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First, improve our capabilities to defend against and counter key elements of Russian information warfare.
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Every Austen devotee has their favorite film adaptation, the one they will defend against all others.
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So there's a need for the legal framework to defend against technological erosion of citizens' rights.
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"We brought our guns to defend against the Iraqi invaders," said one, a retired Peshmerga fighter.
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And if he doesn't understand the threat, how can he be trusted to defend against it?
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Behind the scenes, some firms have hired crisis-management PR firms to defend against potential allegations.
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A CBS News spokesperson said, "We will vigorously defend against the allegations pertaining to CBS News."
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And so you start to build counter-narratives and counter-institutions to defend against this perception.
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We're already seeing AI being used to create and defend against political propaganda and fake news.
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"It&aposs easy to do and it&aposs very, very difficult to defend against," she said.
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Combat requires you to be constantly alert and quickly dodge and defend against surprisingly clever enemies.
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Palantir denied the allegations in a statement and said it intends to "vigorously defend" against them.
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This fine particulate matter is particularly hard to detect, and for our bodies to defend against.
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We intend to vigorously defend against the baseless claims, misrepresented factual circumstances and trumped-up fines.
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Putin's comments came days after Russian lawmakers backed tighter internet controls to defend against foreign meddling.
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The system had just two of its maximum six launchers to defend against possible incoming missiles.
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For others, it's a chance to show off new tools and technologies to defend against threats.
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It's even rebuffed Jordan's requests for U.S. military drones to defend against ISIS on its border.
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The system has just two of its maximum six launchers to defend against possible incoming missiles.
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United does not tolerate sexual harassment in the workplace and will vigorously defend against this case.
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The best way to defend against a slide to authoritarianism is by voting against autocratic demagogues.
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Their flexible targeting capabilities mean they can defend against multiple different types of threats and attacks.
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The complaint is filled with false allegations, and we intend to defend against the lawsuit vigorously.
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Those adopting automatic content generation are quick to defend against accusations that they are cutting jobs.
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Both Johnson & Johnson and Bayer said they would continue to defend against claims related to Xarelto.
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Hackers' access to networks comes and goes as their targets discover and defend against new threats.
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Russian officials have suggested that the system could be used to defend against cruise missile attacks.
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And US forces will now move Patriot systems to Iraq to better defend against incoming missiles.
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He directed frantic shoppers to safety, hand on his gun to defend against a looming threat.
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The Kremlin reportedly intends to supply Assad with advanced antiaircraft systems to defend against Israeli attacks.
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Recent high-profile cyberattacks, however, have put new pressure on politicians to defend against the dangers.
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Like "the forgotten pandemic" of cholera, Ebola most ravaged countries least equipped to defend against it.
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The installation uses Navy-trained dolphins to defend against intruders, identify mines and to recover objects.
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Because users are downloading the software themselves, it's nearly impossible for Apple to defend against it.
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And the US doesn't need its military to 'defend' against a group of unarmed migrants, inc.
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The United States says the facility will defend against any ballistic missile attacks from Iran, not Russia.
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Most of us, though, have a favorite rom-com that we will defend against all rom-coms.
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And they gave the impression that massive, "volumetric" DDOS attacks can be nearly impossible to defend against.
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"We will vigorously defend against these spurious charges that lack basis in fact and law," he said.
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We will do our part to defend against nation states attempting to spread misinformation and subvert elections.
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"This will offer the U.S. a substantial counter-strike option" to defend against Russian lunar laser attacks.
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During a lesson on integrated pest management, campers learn ways to defend against pests without harming them.
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"We will do our part to defend against nation states attempting to spread misinformation and subvert elections."
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The idea is to force parties to defend against middle -- think of someone like Michael Bloomberg. 7.
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Mr. Rhodes said such purchases were not an effective way to defend against a complicated terrorism threat.
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They, perhaps more than any other gathered group of industry professionals, know how to defend against viruses.
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Players build a space station, manage resources, and defend against attacks while trying to conduct important research.
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N) turned to Wachtell in 2015 to defend against a $35 billion offer from Mylan NV (MYL.
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In a broader sense, the iPhone is also uniquely able to defend against this kind of attack.
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That left Leslie alone to defend against Lobo and Hampton, who scored 13 points, among other penetrators.
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We will need to take other action to deter and defend against Russia's aggression in our cyberspace.
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IOOF said in December that the allegations were misconceived and that it would vigorously defend against them.
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Drones are also easy to acquire and operate, and quite difficult to monitor and to defend against.
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And it simply obscures the fact that we still have no policy to defend against information warfare.
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In a statement, Mr. Choudhry said that he disagreed with the allegations and would defend against them.
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Her legal claims are completely without merit, and we will vigorously defend against these claims in court.
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How do the co-founders defend against the charge that their game encourages addictive behaviors among users?
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Together, we can defend against those who would threaten our economy and our American way of life.
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Given the overall good quality of the nominees, Republicans have been able to defend against Democratic attacks.
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Mr. Wallace said it was imperative for Britain to reinforce its efforts to defend against future attacks.
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" In a statement, Disney said, "The lawsuit is without merit and we will defend against it vigorously.
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No missile defense architecture will defend against every missile, however, complete vulnerability of our forces is unacceptable.
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He also asked for details about how the department is training employees to defend against potential cyberattacks.
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And they are calling on the N.S.A. to help the rest of the world defend against them.
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Moscow has accelerated its development of hypersonic weapons, threats the U.S. is currently unable to defend against.
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The long-scheduled tests in the Pacific are part of the US military's overall ballistic missile defense program to defend against North Korean or Iranian threats -- but are, for now at least, aimed at ensuring the US can defend against a threat from North Korea, US defense officials said.
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I don't think he knows anything about how a cyberattack is initiated or how to defend against one.
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They carried automatic weapons, not the carved knives or homemade muskets typically used to defend against desert animals.
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To defend against Amazon, Flipkart has teamed up with Walmart, which owns 77% of the Indian company. 3.
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But you still want to watch for firing lines that it might not be able to defend against.
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Such lawsuits can result in large jury awards, while individual lawsuits are easier to defend against by companies.
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It takes almost a decade for security researchers to acquire the skills to defend against modern-day attacks.
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"At least 30 nations have supervised autonomous weapons used to defend against rocket and missile attack," said Scharre.
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You can also defend against enemy fire by rotating your hand so you palm is facing the mask.
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Our missile defense cooperation -- THAAD -- is a purely defensive system to deter and defend against North Korean threats.
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Targeting crowds means that it "remains very difficult or impossible to defend against in many circumstances," Wood added.
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They are more sophisticated, employ tools that are harder to defend against, and lead to harsh political tradeoffs.
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He said surface-to-air missiles would help defend against any aircraft, including Russian ones, which attacked civilians.
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The new alliances will need to grow their strength to defend against the policies of a Trump administration.
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The theory goes that the idea of sharing intelligence can help companies defend against the best resourced hackers.
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The allegations in the complaint are meritless, and IAC and Match Group intend to vigorously defend against them.
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We know that's the only way our business thrives, and helps us all defend against these new threats.
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One way to defend against car and truck attacks is to restrict traffic around high profile, crowded events.
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Authorities must do everything in their power to apprehend the perpetrators and to defend against more such acts.
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After 9/11, the US changed a lot about how it would defend against the next major attack.
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Both Facebook and Twitter say they are studying the 217 experience and how to defend against such meddling.
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Jones, that a sitting president can simultaneously handle his or her constitutional duties and defend against civil litigation.
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"United does not tolerate sexual harassment in the workplace and will vigorously defend against this case," she said.
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To Congress: Please defend against any efforts to open the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
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During the Second Seminole War, the United States established Fort Gatlin to defend against attacks from Native Americans.
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Alternatively, the witnesses themselves could turn to a federal court to defend against a Senate order to testify.
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The report also outlines 18 different tactics police officers can employ to help defend against an ambush attack.
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"Indonesia is doing what is possible to be prepared for and defend against the novel coronavirus," he said.
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The paramilitarys primary duty is to defend against potential enemies within - countering domestic upheaval and protecting top leaders.
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Then and now, umbrellas help defend against pepper spray and tear gas when police attempt to disperse crowds.
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"In theory, this could be a benefit to organizations trying to defend against these attacks," the analysts wrote.
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Meanwhile, Moscow has accelerated its development of hypersonic weapons, threats the U.S. is currently unable to defend against.
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South Korea and the United States say the system is only intended to defend against North Korean aggression.
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But if he means to defend against a potential future threat that may or may not emerge, i.e.
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This will help change the course of Brexit, and defend against the possibility of a no-deal Brexit.
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Iraq has deployed the group's troops to the border with Syria to help defend against the Islamic State.
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"We will vigorously defend against Iran's meritless claims this week in The Hague," he said in a statement.
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Both are meant to defend against "current and emerging ballistic threats from the Middle East," according to the Navy.
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Those issues will be tried and decided in court later, where Kreation will continue to defend against the claims.
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"This is an important change to defend against people who try to take advantage of our openness," they write.
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Hungary's mission was clear: to defend against its enemies, and to preserve Christianity against encroaching Islam and secular forces.
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Cybersecurity experts have warned that such a threat does exist, and that it could be difficult to defend against.
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Beauty Beneath is rich in vitamins, and Lumity will help to defend against free radicals and repair oxidative damage.
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For example, substances called antioxidants can defend against the damage to DNA, proteins and lipids caused by ionizing radiation.
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Armed fighter jets were scrambled over Washington, DC, and New York City to defend against expected follow-on attacks.
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Analysts believe Swoop was created by WestJet as a separate carrier to defend against ULCC start-ups in Canada.
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These measures could include deploying additional Patriot interceptors in Poland to defend against Russian tactical ballistic and cruise missiles.
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Crispr describes a series of DNA sequences discovered in microbes, part of a system to defend against attacking viruses.
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Moreover, demonstrating proper and rigorous economic analysis can help the agency defend against subsequent judicial review of its actions.
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Case in point, most of the current known work prepares agents to defend against potential biological and chemical attacks.
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President Trump's campaign continues to spend large sums of money to defend against ongoing civil lawsuits, Politico reported Thursday.
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For Iceland to defend against Portugal and celebrate getting a draw, he said, was evidence of a "small mentality".
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And after 2018, election organizations will remain just as under-resourced to defend against adversaries as they were before.
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The sickle cell mutation seemed to defend against malaria by starving the single-celled parasite that causes the disease.
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There have been concerns about its size, its interior physicality and its ability to defend against 3-point attempts.
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The bills, which did not pass, were designed "to defend against possible repression of the news media," he said.
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"We will continue to defend against the claims which we believe are without merit," the spokesman, Matt Miller, said.
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And Mr. Comey surprised the White House, which had been preparing to defend against him, but not until Thursday.
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The Peacekeeper's only pops up after she starts her attack, making her light attacks extremely difficult to defend against.
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" CBS said in a statement, "We will vigorously defend against the allegations pertaining to CBS News and Mr. Kadro.
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Building a ground floor that is not on the ground is one way to defend against an ominous future.
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Morning. You cannot take military action against another nation without congressional consent unless to defend against an imminent attack.
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And while the U.S. is better prepared to defend against interference, he said potential adversaries are also getting better.
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The van was also outfitted with makeshift ballistic panels, which are typically used to defend against bullets, he said.
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He expects — even demands — that they embrace his rhetoric to defend against impeachment and chides lawmakers who've strayed slightly.
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The synthetic turf industry is retaining lobbyists to defend against allegations that some of its materials could be toxic.
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And I want to be able to know that the government is in position to defend against autonomous weaponry.
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And they likewise understood that having to defend against these actions would distract the President from his constitutional duties.
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"'Sovereignty' is the shield that many governments use at the UN to defend against accusations of abuse," Maltz said.
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A staunch US ally, South Korea relies on American military support to defend against the military threat from Pyongyang.
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However, given the excessive demands of the OWS, we have no choice but to defend against any OWS actions.
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The primary goal of the huge 1303 sale was to defend against Iran, according to both American and Saudi officials.
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"While we regret Mr. Fagen's latest actions, we will vigorously defend against his unwarranted and frivolous case," the statement concluded.
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Pokémon Go switched its tactics to defend against cheaters, sending them to a Pidgey purgatory rather than outright banning them.
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The weapon, which the U.S. is currently unable to defend against, is designed to sit atop an intercontinental ballistic missile.
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The incident comes just months after CUNA hosted a simulated ransomware attack, aimed at helping credit unions defend against ransomware.
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But Gotland's mid-Baltic location is of particular relevance to considerations of how to defend against a putative Russian attack.
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Bunge – Bunge has hired JPMorgan Chase and Shearman & Sterling to help it defend against takeovers, according to the Financial Times.
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Although not all viruses are deadly, scientists and bioengineers are in a race to predict and defend against new threats.
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Kavanaugh dissented, arguing that to defend against her claims, the administrative office would need to produce evidence of legislative activities.
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The United States and South Korea say the system is needed to defend against the threat of North Korean missiles.
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Ships tried in vain to defend against heavily-armed pirates using little more than diligent watch-keeping and water cannons.
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" Sanofi said it is "aware of the lawsuit, believes it to be without merit and will vigorously defend against it.
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The two promising drugs are made from Ebola antibodies - a protein produced by the immune system to defend against infection.
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Multiple batteries, along with radar, have been sent into the Middle East this year to defend against possible Iranian aggression.
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State-sponsored hacks meant to weaponize information are relatively inexpensive and difficult to defend against, making them a tempting tool.
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Even so, the Aegis Ashore system is meant to defend against enemy missile attacks such as North Korean ballistic missiles.
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A Glaxo spokesman said: "We do not believe this case has any merit and will vigorously defend against the allegations."
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The lawsuit described in Tribune's public filings today is entirely without merit, and we intend to defend against it vigorously.
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In response, a Times spokeswoman said, "We have not seen the claim yet but will defend against any claim vigorously."
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Mr. President, harden the U.S. electrical grid to defend against an EMP attack, and shoot down those North Korean satellites!
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Ola recently changed its articles of incorporation to defend against any large investor from forcing a sale of the company.
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To defend against cyberattacks, KeyMe said, it divides up pieces of user data and stores them across three different places.
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Italy, he said, had expanded its legal powers to defend against Chinese predatory acquisitions, especially in sectors of national security.
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To defend against sharks, shields are placed in the water around him emitting an electrical pulse that keeps them away.
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In July, executives from Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google testified before the antitrust subcommittee to defend against the heightening scrutiny.
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"Some of the decisions just made it really hard to defend against accusations of cronyism, or conspiracy, frankly," she said.
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The missiles are particularly hard to defend against because they follow an unpredictable path to a target, at tremendous speed.
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"Without facts, good or bad, you can't effectively defend against impeachment," Davis, an opinion contributor for The Hill, told Axios.
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Even if not defending explicitly the adjective of "socialism," Democrats' nominee likely will implicitly have to defend against the charge.
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N) has been retained to help defend against Starboard's campaign, in addition to existing advisors Goldman Sachs Group Inc (GS.
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The Trump administration chose to support, rather than defend against, a challenge to those provisions by a group of states.
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BEIJING — What if the Great Wall was built not to keep out northern invaders but to defend against mythical monsters?
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The Graz team had already been working on a tool to defend against attempts to steal secrets from kernel memory.
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Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump told ABC News that the United Kingdom needs to do more to defend against terrorism.
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Microsoft released a patch to defend against WannaCry, but over $130,000 was sent to the hackers before the ordeal was over.
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The film illustrates just how easy it'll be to build such weapons, and how hard it'll be to defend against them.
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Mr. Weinstein intends to enter a plea of Not Guilty and vigorously defend against these unsupported allegations that he strongly denies.
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As attacks on our customers' data become increasingly sophisticated, the tools we use to defend against them must get stronger too.
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South Korea and the United States have repeatedly told China that THAAD aims only to defend against North Korea's missile threats.
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Mr Weinstein intends to enter a plea of not guilty and vigorously defend against these unsupported allegations that he strongly denies.
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But conservatives read Northam's comments as an endorsement of infanticide and proof of the need to defend against third-trimester abortions.
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" One insurance company argued to the agency that the changes would "more appropriately position insurers to defend against disparate impact challenges.
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While we dislike litigation, we will always vigorously defend against any infringement or misappropriation of our intellectual property by third parties.
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Salicylic acid exfoliates and absorbs excess oil, while antimicrobial and antiseptic raspberry extracts and witch hazel help defend against future breakouts.
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"We believe the claims alleged are without merit and intend to vigorously defend against them," Citigroup spokeswoman Danielle Romero-Apsilos said.
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They said that a lot of people tried to hack the system and they swore that they would defend against them.
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As attacks on our customers' data become increasingly sophisticated, the tools we use to defend against them must get stronger too.
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The government also released a 30-page bulletin with advice on how firms could bolster security to defend against the attacks.
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The FBI disclosed the data as it launched a public awareness campaign providing tips on how to defend against such scams.
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Microbes serve to defend against disease and strengthen the immune system, so disease prevention is a natural fit for microbiome innovation.
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A team's ability to throw the ball during the regular season—and defend against the same—has some crystal ball value.
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THAAD has not been independently tested against more than two ballistic missiles and was not designed to defend against cruise missiles.
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If a mirror in orbit were used to reflect the beam back to Earth it would be impossible to defend against.
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Class actions can lead to huge jury awards against companies and is harder to defend against than lawsuits brought by individuals.
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"What we need to start thinking about now is not, How do we defend against a President Donald Trump?" he continued.
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Adversaries are unable to plan how to deter or defend against our strategy; allies are uncertain whether they enjoy required support.
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The technologies to defend against that, the cost of defense, far exceeds the cost of just building and deploying a drone.
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The vaccine can still be produced, but the resulting triangle looks very different than the circle it's trying to defend against.
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The sharply worded statement from Japan's largest automaker hit the president's claim that the U.S. needs to defend against foreign cars.
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"We strongly deny these allegations, which are inconsistent with the factual record, and will vigorously defend against them," the family said.
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Jeremy's company issued a statement Friday, saying it "believes the lawsuit is without merit and intends to vigorously defend against it."
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"We will continue to defend against the allegations made in this litigation," J&J's Janssen Pharmaceuticals unit said in a statement.
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Unlike ballistic missiles, which follow a fixed and therefore predictable trajectory, hypersonic missiles can maneuver, making them difficult to defend against.
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From vehicular-borne improvised explosive devices (VBIED) to suicide bombers to drones, there is no shortage of threats to defend against.
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A spokeswoman for the Times, Danielle Rhoades Ha, says they haven't seen the lawsuit but will defend against any claim vigorously.
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It's helped coalition forces defend against Houthi attacks, and pushed back on Iran, the group's main supporter for weapons and funds.
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That's why it sent the THAAD system to the country, which will help it defend against short-range North Korean missiles.
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Meanwhile, it banned over 1 million products on its site that falsely claimed to cure or defend against the coronavirus disease.
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But computer security specialists are demanding that the agency help the rest of the world defend against the weapons it created.
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Jon wants to restore the peace and ensure the loyalties of the families best positioned to defend against the White Walkers.
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And the president is walking away from our global leadership in combating climate change and we have to defend against that.
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"We intend to vigorously defend against this meritless lawsuit and pursue all legal remedies in response to it," the company said.
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Integrated systems are crucial in South Korea, where the U.S. military operates both systems to defend against possible North Korean attacks.
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It also banned over 1 million products on its site that falsely claimed to cure or defend against the coronavirus disease.
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A senior administration official said the nation was better positioned than in 2016 to defend against foreign attempts to influence elections.
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Amazon has pulled more than one million products from its site that inaccurately claimed to cure or defend against the coronavirus.
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As the world's major powers fight to develop these new weapons, they'll need new ways to defend against them as well.
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"Our performers are developing exciting new defense approaches that will help organizations defend against very large-scale DDoS attacks," Massey said.
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"We deny the claims and plan to defend against the misrepresentations outlined in the lawsuit," Wells Fargo spokeswoman Sara Hassell said.
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The approvals made by the city were appropriate and we will continue to defend against the claims challenging these important projects.
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South Korea long used its military as much to suppress domestic political opposition as to defend against Kim Il Sung's North Korea.
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That's why it's so important in the end game: you need to make sure you can defend against players aggressively attacking you.
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The annual exercises are seen as the focal point of the "ironclad" US–South Korea alliance to defend against North Korean aggression.
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Canada saw Chapter 19 as a way to defend against protectionist trade policies by the US, and it prevailed in this goal.
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Every day organizations take precious time and resources away from their core business mission to defend against and recover from cyber attacks.
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Myanmar says its security forces are carrying out clearance operations to defend against ARSA, which the government has declared a terrorist organisation.
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Deficit fear-mongering loses its punch if the GOP's new leader dismisses an animating principle of how conservatives defend against social spending.
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The hacker's own words appear to suggest he or she leaked the code because security experts were beginning to defend against it.
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Most immediately, this means giving them hard power assets to defend against the threats that will only grow as U.S. forces depart.
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South Korea and the United States have repeatedly said THAAD only serves to defend against the growing missile threat from North Korea.
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In a tweet on Thursday, former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said it was the government's responsibility to defend against FGM.
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The Federal Flight Deck Officer (FFDO) program provides firearms training to certain flight crew members in order to defend against potential hijackings.
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He also sought to assure the United States is taking steps to defend against election interference, but declined to cite specific examples.
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It says officers can use any force they reasonably believe to be necessary to defend against bodily harm while making an arrest.
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They are also difficult to defend against without specialized equipment, which many of the Islamic State's foes in Iraq and Syria lack.
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If the United States can defend against a nuclear retaliation, what is it that is going to deter Washington from attacking first?
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"It's one thing to understand his strategy, and another to defend against it," said Tyler Lee, a competitor on Holzhauer's 17th game.
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Micron will continue to aggressively defend against these unfounded patent infringement claims while continuing to work closely with its customers and partners.
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The company plans to release mitigations in Safari to help defend against Spectre "in the coming days," it said in a blog.
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And, Mr. Wright said, FEMA is still moving forward with other initiatives aimed at helping states and cities defend against future floods.
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The landscape is ever-changing and the threats we see today will likely evolve into something more difficult to defend against tomorrow.
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President Trump is now said to be considering leaving a few hundred troops in eastern Syria to defend against an ISIS resurgence.
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The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) published draft guidelines Monday providing businesses with ways to defend against debilitating ransomware attacks.
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"They read McMaster's book as supporting this defend-against-the-civilians role, but his actual argument is more subtle," Mr. Feaver said.
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It will develop ways to defend against attacks on America's space infrastructure while placing that of an enemy at risk of destruction.
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They believed that mano-a-mano, no judo moves or karate chops could defend against his superhero-like powers of pugilistic destruction.
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This is not a threat, merely a reality — we cannot both defend against Turkey and maintain security over the Islamic State prisoners.
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Another $224 million would go toward speeding up the development of a regional glide phase weapon system to defend against hypersonic missiles.
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Nicknamed "Scud busters," Patriot missiles were antiballistic missiles employed throughout the Middle East by the United States to defend against Scud attacks.
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It also found that Trump held back $391 million in congressionally approved aid that Ukraine needed to defend against Russia-backed separatists.
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That means one Borei II submarine could potentially launch 200 hypersonic weapons, a threat the U.S. is currently unable to defend against.
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The merged company would overtake market leader Tesco and be better placed to defend against fast-growing German discounters Aldi and Lidl.
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In 2004, the Bush administration began deploying a bullet-on-bullet system in Alaska and California to defend against North Korean warheads.
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A rep for Mariah tells us, "If this frivolous and baseless claim is filed, we will defend against it vigorously and successfully."
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It's hard to defend against an attack like that, and it's a sad truth that there is no form of perfect security.
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Bkav's method claims to use both 2D images and masks, two tactics that Apple seems pretty confident that Face ID can defend against.
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"Reached by Gizmodo, an IAC spokesperson described the lawsuit as "meritless," stating that "IAC and Match Group intend to vigorously defend against them.
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"It's a common misperception that you can teach kids to defend against the effects of advertising for unhealthy foods," Harris said by email.
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The attack was crippling and difficult to defend against, in part because the internet of things runs on so many disparate operating systems.
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It puts aside questions of how this plan would defend against the Rebels' basic tactic of grabbing a hard drive and running away.
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A lawyer for Mr. Daleiden said on Tuesday that his client planned to plead not guilty and would vigorously defend against the charges.
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As a result, women often play male avatars to defend against potential harassment, which a startling 63 percent of female gamers report confronting.
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Seoul has deployed a U.S.-supplied Theater High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) ballistic missile defense system to defend against North Korea's missile program.
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To defend against ransomware, Trend Micro's threat defense experts recommend backing up your files regularly and staying on top of your security updates.
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President Donald Trump has a new argument to defend against allegations that his campaign worked with Russia to win the 2016 presidential election.
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"TCF intends to vigorously defend against the CFPB's allegations, and we believe we have strong, principled defenses," said Mark Goldman in a statement.
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But during the primaries, these candidates too often had to allocate precious resources to defend against daily attacks from candidates other than Trump.
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The hard reality is that attacks by vehicles in public places are very hard to defend against in a free and open society.
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"While Android is free for manufacturers to use, it's costly to develop, improve, keep secure, and defend against patent suits," said the company.
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"So we do have confidence in our ability to defend against the limited threat, the nascent threat that is there," he told reporters.
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Only in recent years have we begun to realize that in doing so we have helped create bacteria that we cannot defend against.
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The THAAD system in South Korea has reached an initial operating capability to defend against North Korean missiles, U.S. officials said on Monday.
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And they enlisted the help of Verizon's security division, part of its enterprise solutions business, which helps companies defend against and manage hacks.
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It would also require DHS to develop materials and programs for SBDCs to help the small businesses in their area defend against cyberattacks.
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Finally, doctors are under immense legal pressure to do all that medical science can offer in order to defend against accusations of negligence.
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Democrats sought to demonstrate that they will aggressively press aides for answers, while Republicans showed that they will fiercely defend against their efforts.
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Top 3 opportunities in AI for enterprise techCybersecurity: GrowingSoftware makers have been helping businesses defend against hacks and other network threats for decades.
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The United States has been very transparent throughout the development of its missile defense capabilities about what they are posturing to defend against.
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Monsanto is also facing more than three dozen lawsuits over glyphosate cancer concerns and needs EPA backing to defend against the court actions.
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The German lender's shares jumped 6 percent after sources said it hired Goldman Sachs and Rothschild to help defend against potential takeover bids.
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The Israeli army said it was deploying several additional battalions to the West Bank to defend against copycat attacks or other further violence.
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Following past mass shootings, GOP lawmakers have looked to Cox to steel their nerves and defend against efforts to pass more gun restrictions.
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" In a statement, a spokeswoman for The Times said, "We have not reviewed the claim yet but will defend against any claim vigorously.
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P&G is working with Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Centerview and Lazard to defend against Trian, a person familiar with the matter said.
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The voting process of the United States, and no doubt countries around the world, is inadequately equipped to defend against professional cyberattack attempts.
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Oracle and its combative skipper, Jimmy Spithill, rallied from a much bigger deficit to defend against New Zealand in San Francisco in 183.
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" In a statement, CBS News said it was "reviewing the complaint filed by Ms. Vinograd and plans to vigorously defend against this lawsuit.
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At present, two THAAD anti-missile batteries are deployed in South Korea to defend against the North's short- and medium-term ballistic missiles.
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Blinken said it was vital for the United States, Japan, South Korea and other countries to boost cooperation to defend against the threat.
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The country's liberal government hesitates to defend against the onslaught, and as it stammers and acquiesces, the immigrants begin to enter the country.
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Insulting Islam's prophet is punishable by death under Pakistani law, and blasphemy accusations stir such emotions that they are difficult to defend against.
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That, in part, led Banks to say the use of active-duty troops to defend against the caravan was unlawful on its own.
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The ride-hail company has been forced to defend against a lawsuit that could handicap its autonomous operations — key to its future ambitions.
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The U.S. Atlantic Resolve mission in Europe said the relocation will increase its ability to quickly react, deter and defend against any threat.
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"United does not tolerate sexual harassment in the workplace and will vigorously defend against this case," spokeswoman Erin Benson said in the statement.
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But defenders of the rebel flag rallied in droves -- not necessarily to defend the Charleston shooter, but to defend against attacks on the banner.
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The Patriot anti-missile systems, made by Lockheed Martin Co, are to defend against ballistic missiles and will cost $501 million, the Pentagon said.
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We recommend that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services use available data to better defend against the potential abuse and neglect of beneficiaries.
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SCANA and Santee Cooper may have to defend against attempts to claw back some of the rate increases used to finance the abandoned reactors.
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Such a transformation will allow firefighters to see through smoke, full-length movies to download in seconds and soldiers to defend against multiple threats.
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Insulting Islam's prophet is punishable by death under Pakistani law, and blasphemy accusations stir such emotions that they are almost impossible to defend against.
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That would normally cover legal costs to defend against claims of damage or injury caused accidentally, but the insurer said Weinstein's conduct was intentional.
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The move comes in the wake of Facebook attaching immediately visible "paid for by" labels to more political ads to defend against election interference.
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A former Biden aide has launched a super PAC to help the candidate navigate the Democratic presidential primary and defend against attacks from Trump.
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IAC said in an emailed statement: The allegations in the complaint are meritless, and IAC and Match Group intend to vigorously defend against them.
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Cryptocurrency developers have known attacks like this were possible for a long time, but they've only recently become something exchanges have to defend against.
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The consensus among cybersecurity experts was that the US was ill-prepared to defend against another concerted effort by Moscow to influence US elections.
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The United States and Europe must deter and defend against not only Russian conventional threats but also Moscow's attempts to interfere in key democracies.
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The State Department earlier in March announced plans to provide anti-tank missiles to Ukraine to defend against Russia-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine.
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India's military has said it wants 42 squadrons of jets, around 750 aircraft, to defend against a two pronged attack from China and Pakistan.
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Warnings of a Russian hypersonic weapon that the U.S. can&apost defend against may have had you running for the bomb shelter last week.
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It is entirely possible that the raging furnace of the information security startup / VC cycle actually is hurting our ability to defend against attacks.
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And if we happen to need to defend against inter-dimensional kaiju invaders, at least now we have a path to make that happen.
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"We have spent and spent and spent money that we don't have trying to defend against the flood," Clarksville Mayor Jo Anne Smiley said.
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The funding comes as Russia and China sprint to develop hypersonic weapons, a new breed of weapons that the U.S. currently cannot defend against.
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We're constantly strengthening the security protections in every Apple product to help customers defend against hackers, identity thieves and intrusions into their personal data.
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It is an unprincipled attempt to lay claim to a successful film he didn't create, and we will vigorously defend against it in court.
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Matthew Maletta, Endo's chief legal officer, said in a statement that Testim was safe and Endo would continue to vigorously defend against similar claims.
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Independent journalists are not allowed into the area, where Myanmar says its security forces are carrying out clearance operations to defend against "extremist terrorists".
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Billionaire hedge fund manager Leon Cooperman denied insider trading charges against him and his firm Wednesday, saying he would vigorously defend against the accusations.
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"This can be a great way to defend against future unknown long-term care costs with relatively little out-of-pocket expenses," he said.
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The central bank's "legal reserves" are what it sets aside from profits by law to be used to defend against crises in extraordinary circumstances.
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For many years, substantial assistance was warranted in recognition of Israel's peace treaty with Egypt and its need to defend against hostile Arab states.
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Facing the crowd, Mr. Hwang said South Korea needed the Terminal High-Altitude Area Defense system, or Thaad, to defend against North Korean missiles.
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It would also require DHS to develop materials and programs for SBDCs to help the small businesses in their area defend against cyber attacks.
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Although the FBI and other government branches can defend against major cyberattacks, it is more difficult to protect against propaganda, disinformation and political penetration.
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Sanders in a statement Thursday morning dismissed the lawsuit as "more grandstanding" from CNN while vowing the White House will "vigorously defend" against it.
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Washington (CNN)The US conducted a successful missile defense test on Tuesday in the latest advancement in US capabilities to defend against ballistic missiles.
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Buying yesterday's solution to defend against tomorrow's challenges and threats is a waste of time and money — and does not make us more secure.
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"We will vigorously defend against VADA's lawsuit and continue to fight for our customers and consumer freedom in Virginia," Tesla said in its statement.
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After a year of tech companies trying to defend against foreign interference in elections, they all seem comfortable getting involved in voter registration drives.
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The SM-6s and longer-range SM-3s missiles are intended to help defend against the increasing possibility of North Korean ballistic missile attack.
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"We are united in our efforts to deter and defend against North Korean provocations," Obama told reporters after the US-Japan-South Korea meeting.
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Charles Brenner, a biochemist, has drunk milk laced with high doses of nicotinamide riboside, a type of vitamin B that might defend against aging.
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One way to defend against this is by focusing on weekly goals, instead of getting stressed out about achieving all of your daily ones.
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For next year, his government has proposed a budget of $38.1 billion, nearly $12 billion of it for weapons to defend against North Korea.
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In December, Guokr, a popular science website, organized an online lecture that used scientific arguments to defend against the growing prominence of Western astrology.
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"This complex mission clearly demonstrates our solidarity with our allies and underscores the broadening cooperation to defend against this common regional threat," said Gen.
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In a hint that the industry is taking the group's threats seriously, Microsoft issued a new set of patches to defend against such attacks.
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They found that, no matter what their age, the trees produced protective chemicals that helped defend against outside stressors such as disease or drought.
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After all, they're not one of the wasteland raiders the Cybertruck seems prepared to defend against; they're the ones inside the sci-fi APC.
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The Obama White House used its powers to declare that legal and legislative efforts to defend against sex discrimination should apply to gender identity.
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It could also mean so extensively destroying Syrian military infrastructure and hardware that it left Mr. Assad unable to fully defend against the opposition.
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But each kind has the same political effect: a primal fear that makes people want to band together to defend against the other side.
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Russia has historically opposed NATO's expansion — the alliance was formed to defend against the Soviet Union in the early days of the Cold War.
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The adaptations appeared to indicate antibiotic resistance, raising the question: Why would evolution select for those defenses unless there was something to defend against?
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Massachusetts officials will go to court this week to defend against a lawsuit saying they are not doing enough to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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Is there any way for a state to defend against these kind of cyber encroachments, given the structure of social media and the internet?
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That failure, intelligence officials say, calls into question Western institutions' ability to share information in the way needed to defend against elaborate cyber invasions.
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Nothing about why our career information technology staff's determination that releasing these server logs could undermine our agency's efforts to defend against cyberattacks is wrong.
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Adding these new weapons to America's already formidable arsenal could make it harder for adversaries to track and defend against a US attack, he said.
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It's a notable shift to offensive capabilities in the digital realm, away from the Pentagon's usual stance of just trying to defend against enemy hackers.
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In the "cat-and-mouse game" of face authenticators and attacks against them, there are definitely ways systems can improve to defend against these attacks.
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Moreover, he and Marks pointed out, the Aegis system is not intended to defend against the threat of short-range missiles on land, or artillery.
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The ship had already introduced extra health screening measures, including temperature checks and cleaning to defend against the virus, Holland America said in a statement.
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Thus, there is reason to expect that the deep-seated evolved mechanisms that helped our ancestors defend against threats also influence current-day policy preferences.
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But Disney denied the allegations, stating that Goldman's lawsuit "is riddled with patently false allegations" and that they "will vigorously defend against it in court."
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Trump raised this "favor"-- that Ukraine investigate Biden, just after Zelensky said he wanted to buy more Javelin missiles to defend against Russian-armed insurgents.
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Rickon Stark returns but as a hostage of House Umber, which has come to Winterfell begrudgingly seeking Ramsay Bolton's help to defend against the Wildlings.
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Meanwhile, corporate victims have begun to recover from the attack and NATO has brought in new equipment to help Ukraine defend against future cyber attacks.
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In addition, Japan has what is assumed to be a sophisticated system to defend against incoming missiles, should it come to war with North Korea.
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"Here's the real challenge: The internet's ubiquitous, but cyber is the only domain where we ask private companies to defend against nation-states," she said.
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Security startup Pindrop, which develops software to defend against phone scams, analyzed samples for WIRED and provided a tour of the technology's strengths and weaknesses.
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The funding requests come as Russia and China sprint to develop hypersonic weapons, a new breed of weapons that the U.S. currently cannot defend against.
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Some parts of the CRISPR suite cut and store information from the genomes of invading viruses to help bacteria defend against them in the future.
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"This way, no one can campaign on a 'Bring our boys home' nationalist platform, and no one has to defend against that charge," Rojansky said.
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In her new role, Lissauer will continue working to defend against activists and will join Bank of America in the late fall, the spokesman confirmed.
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Democrats have tried to tie the lawsuit to Republicans because the Trump administration declined to defend against the lawsuit filed by 20 Republican attorneys general.
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"We are directly addressing these expanding threats, increasing our ability to deal with these challenges and developing new ways to defend against them," he added.
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Yun also said a U.S. anti-missile system that South Korea is deploying is only intended to defend against North Korea, not any other country.
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It says the missiles are necessary to defend against new warplanes and weapons acquired by South Korea, including the advanced F-35 stealth fighter jet.
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"Really it's a situation where you can try to contain it and defend against it," said Klingner, a former chief of the CIA's Korea branch.
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The new law, the Cybersecurity Act of 2015, is intended to help defend against cyberattacks by boosting information sharing between private companies and the government.
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Decreasing the number of support vehicles and amount of time needed to prepare for a launch makes the missile harder to detect and defend against.
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Why would anyone ever hire an adviser to defend against Activist X, he asked, when that bank is an important prime broker for Activist X?
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Bitcoin security researcher Ryan Castellucci has done work cracking wallets as a proof-of-concept in order to model attacker behaviour and defend against it.
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Alexander warned there would be more such attacks this year, and urged industry to work with government to try to defend against global cyber threats.
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Any defensive capability bought by the American taxpayer should be flexible and adaptable enough to defend against the myriad threats that will threaten our homeland.
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In their letter today, the company said that they were implementing systems designed to defend against more "sophisticated threats," including attacks affiliated with foreign governments.
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Finds 'Minimal' Risk to Border Guards, Undercutting Trump Plan: A Trump administration proposal would pair military troops with border guards to defend against violent migrants.
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We're confident that the measures we've all put into place are sufficient, and we will stay on the lookout for and defend against malicious activity.
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Unfortunately, those batteries weren't close enough to defend against a January 8 ballistic missile attack by Iran that struck two Iraqi bases housing coalition troops.
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"You cannot take military action against another nation without congressional consent unless to defend against an imminent attack," Democratic Senator Chris Murphy said on Twitter.
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And the administration is threatening to do away with health care for tens of millions of people and so we have to defend against that.
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" "Ukraine is the front line, we assisted the Ukrainian central election commission in its preparations for their 2019 elections to defend against further Russian interference.
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Americans would patrol alongside Turkish forces, and the Kurds would dismantle fortifications in those areas that were designed to defend against a possible Turkish incursion.
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On the penultimate episode of SCANDAL, at 10, Mellie (Bellamy Young) continues to defend against accusations that she tried to have Cyrus (Jeff Perry) killed.
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Iran The Pentagon is considering sending thousands more troops to the Middle East to defend against a new threat to US forces posed by Iran.
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Should NATO fight terrorism, fight insurgents in Afghanistan, defend against Russian aggression, deter China's desire for technological superiority -- or all or none of the above?
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This freeze would be welcomed by Moscow because it would signal the administration is backing away from helping Ukraine deter and defend against Russian aggression.
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We all have to adjust to this unprecedented assault on the truth and stand ready to vigilantly defend against it, because without truth, what's left?
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For example, if there is a known threat, does NSA take steps to merely defend against the threat or actively seek to counteract that threat?
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The chemical industry, meanwhile, continued to update its studies and use them to defend against lawsuits by people blaming their brain cancers on vinyl chloride.
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Hamilton did not have to overtake anybody for race position and nor did he have to defend against a team mate who finished 18 seconds behind.
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Our system was designed to fight the last war—to defend against a traditional spam attack, in which an identical email is sent to multiple recipients.
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Rogers did mention, however, that he already ordered some secret measures to defend against Russia's interference before the next ballots are cast in a few months.
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Both the South Korean and US governments have said THAAD is necessary to defend against North Korea, but the Chinese government has fiercely opposed its deployment.
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"I don't recall, but I mean — what I meant was that it would be really hard to have to defend against that," she told the judge.
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So the key questions we want to answer are: can we predict when a social engineering attack is happening; and how can we defend against them?
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The arbitrator, Paul Kehoe, ultimately awarded a smaller amount, $93,808, which he concluded was what the campaign "reasonably expended" to defend against one of Denson's cases.
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Thus Apple could defend against a flattening of smartphone demand and bind customers who own the one billion iPhones now in circulation to the company indefinitely.
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Around the world, responsible nations must defend against threats to sovereignty not just from global governance, but also from other, new forms of coercion and domination.
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In meetings at the White House this week, Trump and his aides have devised talking points to continue his attacks and defend against accusations of racism.
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President Trump's executive order on cybersecurity won early supporters on Capitol Hill, though several expressed continuing concern about the path forward to defend against cyber threats.
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Even after Trump rejects the bill to block the emergency declaration, his administration will have to defend against various lawsuits challenging the flex of executive power.
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"This way no one can campaign on a 'bring our boys home' nationalist platform, and no one has to defend against that charge," Rojansky pointed out.
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It requires new measures to defend against malicious cyber intrusions, which often enter our information space from shadowy internet sites intended to conceal the true source.
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"It is not simply enough to defend against the relentless attacks on women's rights that we've seen," said Rebekah Warren, a Democratic state senator in Michigan.
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The firm has alerted government authorities and power companies about the threat, advising them of steps to defend against the threat, Lee said in an interview.
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" White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders called the move "just more grandstanding from CNN" and vowed the Trump administration "will vigorously defend against this lawsuit.
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Enlisting the help of the states in a bipartisan probe could help GOP officials defend against accusations that federal investigations into tech companies are politically motivated.
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Securities lending has emerged as small but significant source of extra returns for fund firms, a function they were quick to defend against Musk's Twitter comments.
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"We have been forced to appeal this decision to defend against a meritless $20 billion claim, but have kept our argument narrowly focused," the spokesperson said.
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Trump's campaign is continuing to spend money to defend against lawsuits, which allege assault, threats and other illegal behavior by Trump, his supporters or his staff.
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"The Trump administration is taking steps to enhance our ability to defend against North Korea's ballistic missiles," Spicer added, citing the THAAD deployment in South Korea.
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Cloudflare says its services help defend against so-called distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks by filtering out malicious website requests and absorbing the additional traffic.
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Greaves comments come amid that assess Russia will be capable of fielding a hypersonic glide vehicle, a weapon that no country can defend against, by 2020.
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You have a federal government that defends the nation so that each state doesn't have to have its own military force to defend against foreign invaders.
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In a little over two months, the AI has apparently learned to defend against cheesy tactics as well as deploy them, according to the blog post.
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" At the time the suit was filed, CBS said in a statement, "We will vigorously defend against the allegations pertaining to CBS News and Mr. Kadro.
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Mr. Ameri led the coalition of Iranian-backed militias, known as the Popular Mobilization Forces, to defend against the Islamic State's advances toward Baghdad in 2014.
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But in Ankara, the Turkish capital, on Wednesday, Parliament voted to authorize sending troops to Turkey's base in Qatar — presumably to help defend against the Saudis.
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"We have to move forward with the understanding that no matter what's installed, there will be a flood that it can't defend against," Mr. Okamoto said.
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"The U.S. and other WTO Members should not be forced to defend against potential WTO disputes if we continue to impose sanctions against Iran," they wrote.
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Because Ukraine is the front line, we assisted the Ukrainian central election commission in its preparations for their 2019 elections to defend against further Russian interference.
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"When there is a military build-up, you have to see what you need to defend against," U.S. Ambassador to NATO Kay Bailey Hutchison told reporters.
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China's air force has carried out exercises near the Korean Peninsula, practicing to defend against a "surprise attack" coming over the sea, Chinese state media said.
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On the Gulf Coast, places like Galveston, Texas and New Orleans have seen multiple hurricanes so they've built some infrastructure to help defend against excessive flooding.
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South Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se told a joint news conference the missile system was only intended to defend against North Korea, not any other country.
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North Korea has also been working on solid-fuel rockets, which are difficult to defend against because they can be deployed quickly and stealthily on mobile launchers.
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The currency is under pressure again, in part due to worries over the central bank's depleted foreign exchange reserves, which would help it defend against another crisis.
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For example, they had fewer Th1 cells, which defend against viruses and bacteria, than kids exposed to smoke from prescribed fires and kids with no smoke exposure.
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One public radio story framed it as pitting "farmer against farmer," leaving little way for small producers to defend against the incursion and growth of larger ones.
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A lawyer for Spencer, Geoffrey Johnson, said he "intends to vigorously defend against these charges" but declined to comment further, saying he was still reviewing the indictment.
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Apple also specifies that it has trained a neural network to "spot and resist spoofing" to defend against attempts to unlock the device with photos or masks.
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South Korean Foreign Minister Yun Byung-se told the joint news conference the missile system was only intended to defend against North Korea, not any other country.
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A new report revealed that, during the crisis, Indian leaders ordered submarines "flushed" — sent out to sea en masse — to defend against a potential Chinese naval attack.
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Because of the vital importance of this issue to the livelihoods of our members, NAR decided to step in and help them defend against this abusive allegation.
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Developed by Israel to protect its citizenry from terrorists like Hamas and Hezbollah, Azerbaijan will utilize Iron Dome for the same purposes, although to defend against Armenia.
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They're also part of a strategy to defend against high-end upstarts, like Intelligentsia Coffee & Tea — which was also the first U.S. coffee shop to offer Oatly.
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Kirkpatrick cites a 214 study that showed that alcohol overexerts immune pathways, which in turn decreases the body's ability to defend against a number of adverse invaders.
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To defend against shareholder lawsuits over its handling of sexual harassment, Alphabet, the parent of Google, has hired a law firm and is investigating allegations involving executives.
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The same Terminal High Altitude Area Defense missile launch system is being utilized in South Korea to defend against the missile threat from nuclear-armed North Korea.
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If a small or medium company does opt to go to trial, they face average legal costs up to $28503 million to defend against these frivolous claims.
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It provided the following (surprisingly sassy) statement to Mashable: The allegations in the complaint are meritless, and IAC and Match Group intend to vigorously defend against them.
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A spokesperson for the group said such windows would open them to legal challenges that would be difficult to defend against with cold evidence and unavailable witnesses.
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Holding companies like WPP and Dentsu are trying to defend against in-housing by promoting an "embedded" model where traditional agency teams work alongside clients&apos employees.
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The problem here is that the petition speeds through the court, often without giving the subject person actual notice or an opportunity to defend against the accusation.
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They changed their system because they valued the state's tradition of third-party independent politics, but also to defend against electing public officials opposed by most voters.
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President Donald Trump fired off a series of tweets Monday morning to defend against criticism that he's being too soft on China when it comes to trade.
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"The IDS signature defends against the exploit method used and was not specifically developed to defend against the recent Firefox/Tor browser zero-day," the spokesperson added.
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The GMD is the only major system the Pentagon is developing to defend against ICBMs, the heaviest, fastest-flying nuclear-tipped rockets that possess true, intercontinental range.
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AI offers the opportunity to deliver the customized and specialized ROI of a services business with the scalability of software, with the ability to defend against copycats.
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Postol said he's especially worried about South Korea, where US and South Korean troops count on Patriots to defend against North Korea's huge arsenals of ballistic missiles.
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Corporate spending on cybersecurity is on the rise, but installing next-generation firewalls and new types of intrusion detection may not adequately defend against the next attack.
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Now that the scheming is clear, Facebook and Twitter say they are reviewing the 2016 race and studying how to defend against such meddling in the future.
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As a result, many nations in Eastern Europe have installed progressive reforms to defend against disinformation, which they agree is a major threat to their young democracies.
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In addition to the physical keys, the program scans documents for malware, provides third-party data access restrictions, and is updated frequently to defend against new threats.
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Six years ago, Mr. Ben-Oni had a chance meeting with an N.S.A. employee at a conference and asked him how to defend against modern-day cyberthreats.
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RELATED: Nielsen announces new efforts to defend against cyberattacks Rather than block cyber threats outright, Albert alerts officials to potentially malign activity to be investigated by experts.
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"The counterterrorism and homeland security communities remain vigilant and well-postured to defend against attacks here in the United States," a senior FBI official told CBS News.
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That led the Pentagon to upgrade its assessment of America's ability to defend against a small number of ICBMs, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.
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The Germany synagogue shooting Wednesday was the first big test of Big Tech's new alliance to defend against viral violence: The Global Internet Forum to Counter Terrorism.
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American troops in the Middle East have been forced to halt the fight against ISIS in order to defend against potential retaliatory attacks by Iranian-linked groups.
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Mike GallagherMichael (Mike) John GallagherLawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks GOP Congressman: Impeachment reactions and should the U.S. stop doing business with China?
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We're covering everything you need to know about the election in Britain today, as well as Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's attempts to defend against genocide accusations.
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Tapping each will do something different — enemies will drain your health, weapons give you something to defend against that — and will also turn adjacent cards face-up.
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President Donald Trump and the National Rifle Association, among others, have proposed that teachers should be allowed to bring firearms into schools to defend against possible attacks.
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"By authorizing advertisers and bringing more transparency to ads, we can better defend against foreign interference in India's elections," the company said in a blog post here.
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Additionally, these exercises help ensure that the U.S. and South Korean military are ready to defend against the ever present threat of an attack from North Korea.
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We have proudly stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the hard working women and men at the Agency to defend against draconian budget cuts proposed by the administration.
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While diplomacy may have a role, it has not worked so far, despite multiple efforts, and steps must be taken now to defend against North Korean aggression.
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He also highlighted the importance countering the authoritarian impulses of China and Russia, and of using American power to defend against their rise and protect US allies.
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For the builders of crypto networks, how to attract the right users is a question that should come before how to defend against attackers (aka, the wrong users).
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His attorney David Cripps did not return PEOPLE's call for comment but told WXYZ that his client maintains his innocence and they would vigorously defend against the charges.
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"I will vigorously defend against these charges and with even more vigor I will continue to investigate and expose the misconduct of Brian Towne and SAFE," Ajster vowed.
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PERINO: But it makes it hard for the people, like MJ Hager, who has then to defend against somebody like Maxine Waters calling for all of these harassments.
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In addition to helping pave the way for the allegations, the #MeToo movement may make it more difficult for Kelly's legal team to defend against them, experts said.
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"Around the world, responsible nations must defend against threats to sovereignty not just from global governance, but also from other, new forms of coercion and domination," Trump said.
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"The immune system creates special white blood cells, called antibodies, to defend against this apparent threat similarly to how it would fight an infection or illness," he says.
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Last week, the Biden campaign indicated it was dropping its opposition to the creation of an outside group that would defend against well-financed attacks from Trump's campaign.
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Prior to the new law, police officers could legally have sex with people in their custody, and the officers used this loophole to defend against allegations of rape.
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We will continue to invest in our business and deliver the highest quality services to our customers while we defend against these allegations involving Time Warner Cable practices.
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"The counter terrorism and homeland security communities remain vigilant and well-postured to defend against attacks here in the United States," it said in a statement on Friday.
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But, but, but: The CCR5 mutation would not successfully defend against strains of the HIV virus that use a different protein, known as CCR4, to enter immune cells.
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"We will continue to invest in our business and deliver the highest quality services to our customers while we defend against these allegations involving Time Warner Cable practices."
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The reason for this annoyance would be that an extremely sophisticated telecommunications attack was just deployed—something Canada doesn't have the capability to defend against, according to Coombs.
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"This is why we have long had operational plans to strike, defeat, and defend against missile threats like this, of both longer and shorter range varieties," Karako said.
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They found a few, but one in particular—called ZIKV-117—stood out because it was able to defend against every strain of Zika, according to the study.
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Calling America's bluff The United States has long trumpeted its ability to defend against missiles that threatened the country's territory, which might be what Pyongyang is counting on.
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YK's attorney, Gabe Banks, tells us ... "YK Osiris maintains his innocence and looks forward to his day in court to defend against all of the allegations against him."
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The Army Corps of Engineers said the levees should protect New Orleans, since they are designed to defend against flood waters of 20-25 feet above sea level.
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Routine joint training and military exercises integrate our militaries to maintain the high state of readiness, necessary to deter and potentially defend against a North Korean conventional attack.
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Lu also lashed out against Mattis for reaffirming a commitment to place a missile defense system in South Korea to defend against a potential North Korean nuclear Strike.
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The new law will allow police to use deadly force only when "necessary" to defend against an imminent threat of death or serious injury to officers or bystanders.
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In this dynamic cybersecurity environment, it is incumbent on the CISO to first develop and implement an information security strategy to defend against known threats from known adversaries.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's air force has carried out exercises near the Korean peninsula, practicing to defend against a "surprise attack" coming over the sea, Chinese state media said.
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A Russian weapon the U.S. is currently unable to defend against will be ready for war by 2020, according to sources with direct knowledge of American intelligence reports.
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With just over 218 days left until the 22018 midterm elections, the federal government is scrambling to shore up the country's election infrastructure to defend against foreign cyberattacks.
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With just over 222 days left until the 22018 midterm elections, the federal government is scrambling to shore up the country's election infrastructure to defend against foreign cyberattacks.
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Perhaps from their insiders' perches, they see that Mr. Mueller is wrapping up a case of obstruction that the president probably cannot defend against, because he is guilty.
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"The counterterrorism and homeland security communities remain vigilant and well-postured to defend against attacks here in the United States," a senior FBI official said in a statement.
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"This lawsuit is completely meritless, and we will vigorously defend against it," Kate Hartman, Group Director, Brand PR at The Coca-Cola Company said in an e-mail.
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The federal government has stepped up its efforts to defend against foreign interference in U.S. elections in the wake of Russian interference during the 2016 presidential election cycle.
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In addition, the U.S. is moving Patriot missile defense systems, which are designed to defend against cruise and ballistic missiles of the type used by Iran, into Iraq.
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A small number of U.S. special forces are on the Saudi border with Yemen to help the kingdom defend against missiles fired by the Houthis into Saudi Arabia.
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It also is an effort to defend against a potential backlash that poses a risk to his re-election bid, as the economy stalls and the virus spreads.
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"Acquisitions will remain an important growth strategy for corporations in all major industries, driven in particular by the need to defend against technological disruption," said the joint report.
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That reluctance to give up a method to defend against cheap imports has set up a looming dispute at the WTO and the prospect of broader trade friction.
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The nation's top military officer vowed Monday during a visit to Seoul that the U.S.-South Korean alliance is ready to defend against the threat from North Korea.
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And soon, they'll group into swarms, so that one pilot can fly a horde of drones, opening new doors for drone attacks that are harder to defend against.
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Herman Melville made a religious analogy about ambergris and also used its qualities to defend against a case made against whalers in the 1800s that they were malodorous.
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The U.S. still has no information warfare strategy to protect the integrity of its elections or defend against the flood of dirty Russian money flowing into our banks.
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This means Naver pays news outlets to feature their content, theoretically allowing for sweeping changes to rapidly defend against disinformation, such as banning the use of automation software.
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The sanctions also cite other Russian efforts to penetrate U.S. critical infrastructure systems — a threat that the federal government has made efforts to bolster its resources to defend against.
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"HNA Group believes this lawsuit is baseless and without merit, and we will vigorously defend against it," a spokeswoman at HNA Group said in an emailed statement to Reuters.
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"We will defend against any war efforts against Iran, whether it be an economic war or a military one, and we will face these efforts with strength," he said.
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A woman who answered the phone at TRO on Tuesday declined to comment and would not say whether the company had retained a lawyer to defend against the lawsuit.
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In other words, a missile traveling that fast would be very hard for an enemy to defend against, and they'd have little time to do anything about it anyway.
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He said members of the Afghan forces had been operating in the area since last month, and foreign forces were also in the district to defend against Taliban attacks.
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He said the German military needed to prepare to defend against such weapons if they were used by other countries, but had no plans to obtain such weapons itself.
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Here's the real challenge, which is obviously as we've talked about, the internet's ubiquitous, but cyber's the only domain where we ask private companies to defend against nation states.
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The Vice President describing it as the sixth branch of the military that would defend against space-related national security risk including attacks on American GPS and communication satellites.
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The accounts, which had thousands of followers, were rented out to politicians and brands targeting millenials for their messages, to knock down opponents or defend against criticism, he said.
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On Tuesday, pro-Damascus militias entered the Afrin region in northwest Syria to help the YPG defend against an offensive by Turkey and its allied anti-Assad rebel factions.
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Originally built during the Cold War to defend against Soviet bombers, it's now used to detect the latest missile launches abroad, and monitor potential threats to domestic air traffic.
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Some experts have previously criticized the jets' presence in North Asia as potentially destabilizing, as the only way North Korea can defend against them is via a preemptive strike.
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"He needs to be ready for what the Democrats are bringing and needs to put together the best team around him to defend against the congressional overreach," Bossie said.
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You want the minority leader to be a staunch defender of the president, because Democrats will be focusing on impeachment and you want someone who will defend against that.
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Even with years of U.S. training, the Iraqi security forces proved woefully unprepared to defend against ISIS attacks, losing control of large portions of the country as a result.
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There's a point at which Google probably doesn't want to know your age, so as to reduce the odds of ever having to defend against an age discrimination claim.
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Laster's decision followed an April 28 trial over whether Goldman must advance money to help Aleynikov defend against civil claims it brought in the Newark, New Jersey federal court.
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That led the Pentagon to upgrade its assessment of the United States' ability to defend against a small number of ICBMs, according to an internal memo seen by Reuters.
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The N.S.A.'s hacking into other countries' networks can be for defensive purposes: By identifying rivals' own hacking methods, the agency can recognize and defend against them, he said.
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In her new role, Lissauer will continue working to defend against activists, said the sources, who asked not to be identified because Lissauer's appointment has not yet been announced.
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If Apple or Google aren't even aware of a security issue with their products, hackers don't have to worry about a target's device being patched to defend against it.
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The Navy and the Army jointly conducted the launch, while the Missile Defense Agency gathered data to use in its effort to develop systems to defend against hypersonic missiles.
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But poison is trickier to defend against, an invisible enemy: The best ones are colorless, odorless, tasteless and traceless, vanishing into food or drink without any sign of contamination.
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Rather than planting durian trees on forest areas, farmers should be encouraged to replace older palms with durian, and mix their crops to defend against fluctuating prices, he said.
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A representative for Rousseff said the prosecutor's office had offered no evidence of the crimes and called on the Supreme Court to guarantee the right to defend against them.
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As things stand now, Wit isn't so sure the U.S. has the capability to destroy all the missiles in North Korea or to defend against "large salvos" of rockets.
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Most are built to defend against ballistic rockets, and almost none are equipped to detect and stop a large number of low-flying, high-speed drones and cruise missiles.
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" A spokesman for members of the Sackler family called the accusations in the new lawsuit "inconsistent with the factual record" and said the family "will vigorously defend against them.
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Homeland Security has pressed forward, putting up a special council in October to engage with election officials on potential threats and how to defend against and respond to them.
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Just days after President Donald Trump's meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Moscow released videos of its new strategic weapons, most of which the U.S. cannot currently defend against.
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How does it enhance American national security to borrow $700 billion, in no small part from the Chinese, to build a bigger military to defend against nations like China?
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The program, called Semantics Forensics (SemaFor), effectively wants to figure out an automated system that will identify and defend against disinformation campaigns, including text, audio, image, and video content.
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As one of Homeland Security's most senior cybersecurity officials, Manfra will discuss election hacking, how to defend against nation-state attackers and what companies can do to be prepared.
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He now has an easy-to-deploy, difficult to defend against, and well-tested tool of political influence to use against the United States and others in the future.
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America's nuclear deterrent itself uses space: land- or sea-based ballistic missiles leave and then reenter the atmosphere, giving them a global reach that is difficult to defend against.
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Congress has taken an interest in the issue, with multiple bills introduced designed to give state and local officials more tools to defend against and recover from ransomware attacks.
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It is not at all clear that Trump has a strategy for how we effectively defend against those myriad threats, let alone how he expects to solve this situation.
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If the trial had occurred as originally scheduled, Trump would have been forced to defend against charges that he defrauded thousands of people during the height of the presidential campaign.
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No, says Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, but he did say the US is "considering a full range of options," including military options, to deter and defend against Iranian aggression.
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Scientists discovered that bacteria alter their DNA to defend against viruses, essentially storing part of the virus so they can identify, target and attack the virus if it comes back.
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"Mnuchin said the U.S. would continue to work with international partners to "take collective action to defer and defend against sustained malign activity by Russia, its proxies, and intelligence agencies.
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"We're constantly strengthening the security protections in every Apple product to help customers defend against hackers, identity thieves and intrusions into their personal data," Apple told Reuters in a statement.
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Google says Android and Chrome are now strong enough to defend against at least some of the vulnerabilities that the CIA may have exploited to carry out covert surveillance programs.
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Thus far we've demonstrated a tactical ability to defend against specific attacks, but we may face an attempt by Russia to compel us to withdraw by threatening our air assets.
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States nationwide have stepped up efforts to defend against election interference, particularly after the designation of elections as critical infrastructure by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in January 2017.
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Taken separately, these moments are startling and sickening and beautifully rendered, but over the course of the collection the reader begins to anticipate such moments and to defend against them.
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Chipotle Mexican Grill has turned to high-profile investment bankers and lawyers to help defend against activist investor William Ackman, according to two people familiar with the matter on Thursday.
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Schoenbohm met with his counterparts from Austria, Switzerland and Luxembourg in Bonn on Monday to discuss the latest ransomware attacks as well as international coordination to defend against such attacks.
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Now that she's all grown up, she'll likely be running into Gendry on the march north, since he's teamed up with Davos and Jon to defend against the Night King.
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Seoul and Washington say THAAD's sole purpose is to defend against North Korean missiles, but China is concerned the system's powerful radar could penetrate its territory and undermine its security.
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Myanmar rejects the accusations, saying its security forces are carrying out clearance operations to defend against the insurgents of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army, which claimed responsibility for the Aug.
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Shockingly, it worked, and you can watch Furze wielding the wrist mounted shield below as he uses it to defend against fireworks, a flamethrower, and the sparks from machine tools.
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But Müller is the classic "second striker," a man who makes himself invisible before he exploits time and space when opponents are trying to defend against more obvious central attackers.
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The US withdrawal has led to dozens of ISIS prisoners escaping detention, and to the Kurds aligning with Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad and Russian forces to defend against Turkey.
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"They also agreed to further strengthen the alliance between the United States and Japan, to further each country's capability to deter and defend against threats from North Korea," it said.
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Russia's roughly 11-mile land border with North Korea is still heavily guarded, but the much more extensive maritime boundary has proven harder to defend against swarms of wooden boats.
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But putting aside the specifics of this case, however intriguing, Wadler's lawyers make a broader point about companies claiming privilege to defend against whistleblower suits by former in-house lawyers.
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"It's more the mindset of Russia that if they see a vulnerability in a way that they would attack an adversary, they also need to defend against it," Smith said.
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Saudi Arabia itself has spent billions on its air force and missile defense, including top-of-the-line US-made Patriot air-defense systems specifically meant to defend against Iran.
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"We're constantly strengthening the security protections in every Apple product to help customers defend against hackers, identity thieves and intrusions into their personal data," Apple said in a prepared statement.
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He also said the United States must recognize that Putin is working to "break" NATO and that the United States must work with its allies to defend against Russian aggression.
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Trump has likely made it more difficult for Justice lawyers responsible for shepherding the policy through the courts to defend against several of the prominent legal attacks on the order.
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But in a statement to The Washington Post, Woodburn said he intends to "fully address and defend against these charges in court," not addressing whether he will stay in office.
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They are enormously difficult and expensive to defend against, and, at least for now, they have operated below the line that is likely to prompt a military or economic response.
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Many might make the argument for Atlas, who scored two own-goals, or a nine-man Veracruz side that had to defend against America, but Los Tuzos had it worse.
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In the final months of 2016, more than 1,000 government officials from across the intelligence branches and executive agencies were mobilized to defend against Russian intervention, according to former officials.
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We saw how the Paula Jones litigation consumed President Bill Clinton's second term, and having to defend against criminal charges would surely hamstring President Trump to a far greater degree.
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For example, they can't defend against cyber attacks or hacking better than anyone else … This picture shows that by just having a giant thing that has literal whistles on it.
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But General Brooks also warned that withdrawing the posts involved some risk — though "not an excessive amount" — in terms of American and South Korea's abilities to defend against the North.
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But as US forces moved to defend against Iranian retribution, the Iraqi parliament said it wants the US and other foreign nations fighting against ISIS to leave the country altogether.
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The only substantive comment he has made on Twitter about the situation was to defend against critics who asked why the runway at the air base had been left untouched.
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Last week against Baltimore, Mahomes aired it out with Hardman once again for an 83-yard TD. "It's just such a dangerous offense to try to defend against," Patricia said.
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In San Francisco, the city attorney, Dennis Herrera, and the state attorney general at the time, Kamala Harris, declined to defend against the lawsuit, saying the bail system was unfair.
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The ransomware attack is just the latest assault by hackers on local communities and organizations that lack the funding and resources of corporate America to defend against sophisticated cyber threats.
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Others tried mixtures of ritual and desperation, which Spinney describes with a novelist's eye: In Odessa, Russia, the community held a "black wedding" between beggars to defend against the disease.
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Elsewhere, Amazon's defending Alexa's right to privacy in court, while the Army hopes to defend against China's naval build-up by converting an existing weapons system into a ship-killing missile.
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The United States, meanwhile, is ramping up capabilities to defend against the threat from North Korea, staging its first-ever successful test to intercept an incoming ICBM-type missile in May.
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J&J's Janssen Pharmaceuticals Inc unit and Bayer, which jointly developed Xarelto, in separate statements welcomed the decision and said they will continue to defend against the allegations in related litigation.
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"The Trump administration is taking steps to enhance our ability to defend against North Korea's ballistic missiles such as through the deployment of a THAAD battery to South Korea," he said.
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The global scientific community's collective climate research has undergone multiple overlapping layers of review and assessment, not to mention the constant need to defend against bad-faith attacks from political hacks.
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" A Juul spokesperson said that the company would "vigorously defend" against Breja's "baseless" claims, adding that he was terminated "because he failed to demonstrate the leadership qualities needed in his role.
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Facebook has in the past had to defend against allegations that conservatives and conservative stories don't get as much reach as liberal stories, or as they do on other social platforms.
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The factors considered were ability to defend against a virus, ability to contain a virus, ability to find a cure, and ability to outlast an epidemic with an ample food supply.
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There are mages who work to defend against this particular evil, but they are mad prophets, and their advice is almost never heeded, even by those who keep them as protection.
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The ranch, first established in 1857 and used to defend against Native American tribes, fell into disrepair before its purchase in 1990 by John B. Poindexter, a manufacturing executive from Houston.
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"We're constantly strengthening the security protections in every Apple product to help customers defend against hackers, identity thieves, and intrusions into their personal data," an Apple representative said in a statement.
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Like, for example, the US Navy's Aegis Combat System, which is used on ships to defend against bombardment from precision-guided missiles, which are themselves a sort of semi-autonomous system.
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Barclays said that the claims in the lawsuit are "disconnected from the facts" and that it has an obligation to defend against "unreasonable allegations and demands," according to a Reuters report.
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"We're constantly strengthening the security protections in every Apple product to help customers defend against hackers, identity thieves and intrusions into their personal data," Apple told TechCrunch in an emailed statement.
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Johnson said Britain would take every possible precaution to defend against any Russian cyber attacks but that London would keep talking to Moscow as it did not "relish" their difficult relationship.
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Sturm has diversified Fresenius through a series of deals since he took the helm in 2016 and has had to defend against criticism that his team rushed due diligence on Akorn.
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To defend against all these new threats, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency coordinates with the Department of State, the Department of Commerce, the Federal Communications Commission, and the White House.
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"This request supports additional efforts to detect, defeat, and defend against any North Korean use of ballistic missiles against the United States, its deployed forces, allies, or partners," the letter said.
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Relations deteriorated after South Korea announced in July 2016 that it would deploy the US-built Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) defense system to defend against North Korean missile threats.
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Following last month's attack, governments, security firms and industrial groups aggressively advised businesses and consumers to make sure all their computers were updated with Microsoft patches to defend against the threat.
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Their disagreements were many but culminated in the royal family inviting the United States to station troops in Saudi Arabia to defend against Saddam Hussein's Iraq, which had invaded neighboring Kuwait.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian lawmakers backed tighter Internet controls on Tuesday to defend against foreign meddling in draft legislation that critics warn could disrupt Russia's Internet and be used to stifle dissent.
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"We're constantly strengthening the security protections in every Apple product to help customers defend against hackers, identity thieves and intrusions into their personal data," Apple said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The quality of attacks may decrease (as hinted at in the cases of former Hacking Team and FinFisher customers) and state sponsored malware campaigns could be (slightly) easier to defend against.
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Large swaths of the population are immune to the flu, whether through vaccine or natural immunity, whereas this coronavirus is a novel germ that humans have not adapted to defend against.
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The Pentagon's Missile Defense Agency monitored and gathered tracking data from the flight experiment, to inform its ongoing development of systems designed to defend against adversary hypersonic weapons, the statement said.
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"This is just more grandstanding from CNN, and we will vigorously defend against this lawsuit," Ms. Sanders wrote, noting that dozens of other CNN journalists have retained their White House credentials.
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The Pentagon hopes to use the cargo plane-deployed drones to swarm enemy defenses, going ahead of fighters, ships or ground vehicles to scope out and defend against an incoming attack.
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This week, Joshua Schulte, a 20163-year-old computer engineer who worked at the C.I.A., began trial in federal court in Manhattan to defend against charges that he was the leaker.
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Probably. But the Iranians might have been dissuaded from launching at those bases in the first place had they known we had capabilities in place to adequately defend against incoming missiles.
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We don't expect companies to defend themselves against nation-state attacks; we don't expect corporate guards to carry shoulder-launched rockets to defend against an air attack from a hostile nation.
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"In response to this new type of malware, A.P. Moller Maersk has put in place different and further protective measures and is continuing to review its systems to defend against attacks."
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In 2015 he developed "I Can't Breathe," a hybrid performance and self-defense class where participants learned the chokehold used on Eric Garner — and how hard it is to defend against.
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Amazon.com Inc has barred more than 1 million products from sale in recent weeks that had inaccurately claimed to cure or defend against the coronavirus, the company told Reuters on Thursday.
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The most effective way to defend against racist and stereotypical imagery is to create work environments where there is both representation and power held by individuals who have been historically oppressed.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Moderate Syrian rebels should be supplied with surface-to-air missiles to defend against air strikes, Germany weekly Der Spiegel quoted Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir as saying.
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"Soft targets are something we are trying to defend against right now, not only inside of stadiums and arenas but hardening the outside core where you have less control," Downing said.
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But they can create more options beyond appeasement of a rogue regime and full scale conventional war that could defend against the unconventional threat of an EMP or other nuclear attack.
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Ms. DeVos even became something of an internet punch line when she suggested that some school officials should be allowed to carry guns on the premises to defend against grizzly bears.
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In 2015 he developed "I Can't Breathe," a hybrid performance and self-defense class where participants learned the chokehold used on Eric Garner — and how hard it is to defend against.
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Before Trump's Iran deal announcement, news broke that Israel had moved to safeguard the Golan Heights — the territory between northeastern Israel and southwestern Syria — to defend against a possible Iranian attack.
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Ukraine created a National Coordination Center for Cybersecurity, and the government is attempting to push a law on cybersecurity through Parliament that would enable public-private partnerships to defend against attacks.
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Federal officials this week defended the use of tear gas at the U.S.-Mexico border to defend against what they claim are "violent" migrants throwing rocks and other objects at U.S. officers.
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" Both Russia and China see the deployment as exceeding what is necessary to defend against any North Korean threat, while Wang said it would "directly affect strategic security of Russia and China.
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Democrats and Republicans must work together, and across the jurisdictional lines of the Congress, to examine these recent incidents thoroughly and devise comprehensive solutions to deter and defend against further cyber-attacks.
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Yet it is against those threats that defense spending and posture should be measured, and it is difficult to see how the president's defense budget provides sufficient wherewithal to defend against them.
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Earlier this year, as the JEDI process dragged on, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella had to defend against employee protests over a contract adapting the company's HoloLens augmented reality headset for the Army.
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The US midterm elections, which tested Facebook's ability to defend against foreign intrusions, passed largely without incident — an important milestone on the company's quest to rebuild trust after the 2016 presidential election.
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It takes years of planning, he said, but as tensions increase, "cyber impact is going to be one of the tools they use and one of the hardest things to defend against."
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"Primal feelings of loss are always with us, but we often defend against them to survive, thinking they make us weak or bad company or 'Debbie Downers'," psychotherapist Mark O'Connell tells me.
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"We're constantly strengthening the security protections in every Apple product to help customers defend against hackers, identity thieves, and intrusions into their personal data," Apple said in a statement on the feature.
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And all of this is connected, so our ability to defend against these countries is something that requires us to be able, the private sector and the public sector, to work together.
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The Terminal High Altitude Area Defense system has reached an initial operating capability to defend against North Korean missiles, U.S. officials said on Monday, forging ahead with its deployment despite China's objections.
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It is also difficult to defend against, in some part because it doesn't involve actually breaching a network at all—just flooding it with more innocuous-seeming traffic than it can handle.
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"We're constantly strengthening the security protections in every Apple product to help customers defend against hackers, identity thieves and intrusions into their personal data," Apple said in a statement, cited by Reuters.
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A Russian missile the U.S. is currently unable to defend against will likely be ready for combat as early as 2020, according to people who have direct knowledge of American intelligence reports.
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The devices go through a hard reset after even 15 seconds of inactivity The new hubs' USB ports present their own security challenges, as they are notoriously difficult to defend against infection.
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And although mirrorless cameras are yet to truly shake up the DSLR market, Nikon can defend against them by offering a reasonable balance of performance and size in the APS-C format.
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Equating the free market with the national interest, the high command thought it more important to learn how to suppress a mobilized domestic opposition against capitalism than to defend against foreign attack.
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While it is estimated that the U.S. has only about 1000 individuals with skills and expertise to defend against the most complex cyberattacks, we currently need as many as 85033,000 such individuals.
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To defend against state actors who deploy multi-front innovative approaches to cyber exploits, we must leverage the power of high speed data analytical platforms in combination with behavior-based detection capabilities.
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In that case, though, U.S. authorities would have jurisdiction over the personnel accused of assault, and U.S. law says that force may be used to defend against death or grievous bodily harm.
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But while the company would be on solid legal footing to defend against claims of liability, the cost of having to defend such lawsuits would no doubt serve to further chill innovation.
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Showcasing his biggest and baddest military toys helps broadcast both the strength of the Russian military, while highlighting Russian weapons like hypersonic missiles, which we are not adequately prepared to defend against.
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The Army is looking at things like modularity and open architecture, lighter but stronger armor, undercarriage protection to defend against IEDs, shock-absorbent seating, and wide fields of view, among other things.
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While the US no longer refuels coalition aircraft, the US military does provide the Saudi-led coalition with intelligence focused on helping to defend against Houthi cross border missile and drone attacks.
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On the social media site Weibo, users circulated a post that personifies China as a "little brother" whom its citizens are rallying around and willing to defend against the demonstrators' disparaging characterizations.
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The House passed legislation by voice vote on Monday intended to increase cybersecurity at the Small Business Administration (SBA) and separately approved a bill to help small businesses defend against cyber attacks.
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The officials said they stood ready to defend against any challenges to the rule, and pointed to the fact that the Office of Legal Counsel at the Department signed off on it.
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Previously, CNBC reported that multiple U.S. intelligence reports assess that Russia will be capable of fielding a hypersonic glide vehicle called Avangard, a weapon that no country can defend against, by 2020.
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"These flights demonstrate the solidarity between South Korea, the United States, and Japan to defend against North Korea's provocative and destabilizing actions," said Admiral Harry Harris, commander of the U.S. Pacific Command.
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U.S. forces around the world need to be able to defend against them, bearing in mind that, as with defenses against ballistic missiles, defenses against cruise missiles are complicated and expensive. 4.
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But more broadly, for Mr. Obama, the meeting offered an opportunity to reassure allies in the region that the United States government remained steadfast in its pledge to defend against regional threats.
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It then successfully fired a missile to intercept it from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, a major milestone for a program meant to defend against a mounting North Korean nuclear threat.
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These milicianos , as they are called, make up an all-volunteer force that Maduro has heralded as the core of a people's resistance army, which will help defend against a Yankee invasion.
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An interview given by Mr. Macron was misinterpreted by some journalists to suggest that he favored the creation of a European army to defend against Russia, China and even the United States.
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" In an April 2017 memo, the White House described several sectors as "critical elements of our manufacturing and defense industrial bases, which we must defend against unfair trade practices and other abuses.
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For the Whitney, Cai visited the homes of New Yorkers who thought they had feng shui problems and if he agreed, he sold them a stone lion ''to defend against any evil.
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They make you vulnerable in a way that's hard to defend against, and I've never been sure we should be able to develop calluses strong enough to deal with a stranger's criticism.
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The test will be the first of the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) to defend against a simulated attack by an intermediate-range ballistic missile (IRBM), one of the officials said.
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Global health is still being monitored; responsibility has simply been moved to the National Security Council's programs to counter the proliferation of nuclear weapons and defend against biological attacks, the official said.
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In interviews on Thursday, players and coaches for L.S.U. and Oklahoma offered scouting reports on the two quarterbacks — and even contemplated how they would try to defend against their own signal caller.
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"So while some may use it as a mechanism to lure a progressive base, I believe that we can do a hell of a lot more than simply defend against Donald Trump."
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Jim Risch (R-Idaho), would require that employees at small-business development centers that receive grants from the Small Business Administration be trained in how to defend against cybersecurity threats and attacks.
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However, the security-focused publication Defense One reported earlier this year that Pentagon officials have sought funding for research into space-based laser technology that could be used to defend against missiles.
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Shape of bay amplified waves International experts said that while Indonesia's warning system might be improved, its geographic position and the nature of the disaster made tsunamis almost impossible to defend against.
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Most of the lawmakers' questions focused on General Kelly's plans to combat terrorism, defend against computer breaches and enhance border security, including how to protect the largely unsecured northern border with Canada.
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And that means we may soon be in a world where we must learn to defend against a North Korea that has the ability to turn any major U.S. city into rubble.
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Had the Obama administration decided to clarify when to actively fight a threat and when to defend against one, we could have mitigated the threat of Russian interference in our election process.
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One of the officials, Kim Jong-sik, was reportedly crucial to North Korea's efforts to develop solid fuel rockets, which are more difficult to defend against because they can be launched quickly.
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At a time when anti-Israel boycotts are popping up around the country and internationally, allies of Israel need to find new ways to defend against the evolving threat of economic warfare.
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Trump, too, is likely to look to the committee's Republicans once again to defend against what some GOP lawmakers have described as a plot by former top intelligence officials to undermine Trump.
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"There are multiple ways for hackers to get in, and it's the job of the whole industry to defend against it," said Dan Sahar, a vice president at Upstream Security in Israel.
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If the computer that you yourself are using — and you are viewing and exposing secrets on — is compromised, then there's actually very little that any software that you're using can defend against that.
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"These cyber threat actors are still active and we strongly encourage our partners in government and industry to work together to defend against this threat," DHS official Christopher Krebs said in a statement.
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There are ways to defend against these types of attacks, as Saul points out, like using black boxes that offer total coverage instead of image distortions that leave traces of the content behind.
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Mike DeWine (R) signed into law a measure that required post-election audits to ensure the accuracy of the vote count, and created a "civilian cyber security reserve" to defend against potential cyberattacks.
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As a technology incubator, Jigsaw will be investing in and building technology to expand access to information for the world's most vulnerable populations and to defend against the world's most challenging security threats.
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Washington (CNN)An ally of Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has formally launched an outside group to help the former vice president navigate the primary and defend against attacks from President Donald Trump.
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That's because the new policy is removing a big fear companies feel in an age when DDoS attacks are becoming increasingly common and it costs a lot of money to defend against them.
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And despite public comments about his plans to defend against ISIS by torturing terror suspects (and killing their families), Trump says he's not looking to get the country embroiled in unnecessary military activity.
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Redstone's move to merge CBS and Viacom, AT&T's bid for Time Warner and Disney's play for Fox's film studios are all grand, last-ditch efforts to defend against tech, not each other.
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The first Xbox only ever got internal tweaks intended to improve reliability and defend against modding, although Microsoft did quickly backtrack on its unwieldy original controller by switching to the smaller S model.
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And on June 1, the Pentagon even requested more money next fiscal year for the European Reassurance Initiative, a program where the US helps its allies in Europe defend against threats — mainly Moscow.
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"Democrats and Republicans must work together, and across jurisdictional lines of the Congress, to examine these recent incidents thoroughly and devise comprehensive solutions to deter and defend against further cyberattacks," the statement read.
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Now would be a fantastic time for the government to sound relevant on cybersecurity, after the NSA breach, DNC hacks and other embarrassments have shown its inability to defend against state-sponsored attacks.
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It was a much more confident attack of the ball in contrast to the way he tried to defend against Hummels in Brazil and ended up being outdone by the more experienced German.
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WASHINGTON, April 13 (Reuters) - Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg's No. 1 mission during his appearance before U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday and Wednesday will be to defend against calls to regulate internet-based companies.
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The new National Cyber Security Strategy will provide funding to develop automatic defenses to help protect British businesses and citizens online, and beef up the country's cyber workforce to help defend against attacks.
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Valuation: $600 millionTotal raised to date: $229.52 millionYear founded: 2013HQ: Mountain View, CASentinelOne, which helps companies defend against cybersecurity attacks, announced in June that it raised $120 million in a series D round.
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"It's been a really useful tool for companies to defend against patents that shouldn't have been issued in the first place," said Joshua Landau, patent counsel for the Computer and Communications Industry Association.
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S. government took power, our threats of intervention grew and Iran started its nuclear program as a direct response to defend against the possibility of another U.S.-led intervention and regime change plot.
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Such bugs, known as "zero days," are highly prized because they are harder to defend against since software makers and security firms have not had time to figure out ways to block them.
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These advocates and organizations rarely receive the national attention they need to significantly move the needle, not just to defend against harmful legislation, but to actually move proactive legislation that supports our communities.
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This type of attack, where malware is placed in software before it is downloaded from the manufacturer, is known as a supply chain attack and are particularly tough for users to defend against.
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General John Hyten, head of U.S. Strategic Command, has warned in an interview with CNN that China and Russia are working to produce new hypersonic weapons that the U.S. currently cannot defend against.
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Nunn and other analysts point to the possibility that the US will move to put missile systems in Europe to defend against Russia, raising the possibility of direct confrontation or even tragic accidents.
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Even before a gunman opened fire at a Florida school last week, killing 220 people, a national effort had been underway to arm and train teachers and administrators to defend against mass shootings.
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One year out from the 21 elections, presidential candidates face legal roadblocks to acquiring the tools and assistance necessary to defend against the cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns that plagued the 21 presidential campaign.
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The Baltic States wouldn't be easy for NATO to defend against a hypothetical Russian attack, and they're relatively weak, so they wouldn't be able to hold on without a lot of NATO support.
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Initial English-language accounts of the French-language interview translated it to make it seem as if Mr. Macron was saying that a European army was needed to defend against the United States.
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Occidental and Delek adopted poison pills to defend against billionaire investor Carl Icahn, while the other four companies unveiled poison pills following a plunge in their stock price, without disclosing a specific threat.
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Occidental and Delek adopted poison pills to defend against billionaire investor Carl Icahn, while the other four companies unveiled poison pills following a plunge in their stock price, without disclosing a specific threat.
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Using sophisticated laboratory techniques, researchers found antibodies to enteroviruses in the cerebrospinal fluid of nearly 70 percent of the children with A.F.M., a sign their bodies had mobilized to defend against enterovirus infection.
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To better defend against the threat, the United States could deploy more of its own artillery, counterbattery and reconnaissance aircraft to South Korea and send more air and naval forces to the region.
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Well-established publications from across the political spectrum, from Forbes to Mother Jones, have been compelled to remove content, rather than defend against libel claims and other suits brought by deep-pocketed plaintiffs.
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Kyle Ehmke, a senior intelligence researcher at ThreatConnect, warned that any organizations with loose ties to anti-doping organizations or Olympics institutions should take pre-emptive steps to defend against a possible cyberattack.
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We understand the value of a highly disciplined, well-equipped, experienced fighting force to defend against foreign invaders or to help out when civilian authorities are overwhelmed by domestic violence or natural disasters.
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It asks companies to be more open to working with outside researchers and academics to develop strategies to defend against future attacks, and to share the results of any collaboration with affected users.
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As we&aposve seen in Afghanistan at Camp Bastion, the aviation combat element had to defend against a complex attack on an airfield, so that is why this is a total force effort.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called on governments worldwide on Wednesday to join forces to defend against cyber threats that he said could even bring down military and civilian aircraft.
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It is a fact both those specific requests for two favors followed virtually immediately after Mr. Zelensky asked Mr. Trump for military aid to help Ukraine defend against Russian aggression in the East.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE praised Rep.
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The video appears to take place right around the moment that this famous photo was taken, showing 2000-year-old elder care worker Corey Long using a homemade flamethrower to defend against neo-Nazis.
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The National Counterintelligence and Security Center (NCSC) on Monday unveiled the new National Counterintelligence Strategy, which emphasizes the need to defend against foreign operations aimed at democratic systems and at taking down critical infrastructure.
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"When a police officer uses force to arrest a suspect to defend against an attack, it can be graphic and difficult to watch," the department's public information officer, Josh Rubenstein, says in the video.
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"With this extraordinary new equipment the Kaga will help our nations defend against a range of complex threats in the region and far beyond," Trump said in a speech on the ship's hangar deck.
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Washington (CNN)Joe Biden's presidential campaign on Thursday signaled that it was dropping its objections to the creation of an outside group that would defend against well-financed attacks from President Donald Trump's campaign.
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Our best move against Russia, China, North Korea, Iran and countless others to defend against cyber attacks is not necessarily in policy or diplomacy, but in stronger cybersecurity across our nation's mission critical systems.
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The message doubles down on the stance the company has taken to defend against lawsuits in which about 11,700 plaintiffs allege that the J&J talc they used in past decades caused their cancer.
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Social media companies readying to combat disinformation in Democratic debates Cat Zakrzewski reports that Facebook and Twitter are "taking additional precautions this week" to defend against debate-related interference online: Facebook's Menlo Park, Calif.
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Stamos previously lectured a security class at Stanford and intends to expand on that foundation with a hands-on "hack lab" where students explore real-world hacking techniques and how to defend against them.
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Lim, answering questions from members of parliament, said South Korea had explained to China the system was to defend against North Korea's missile threat but China did not appear to fully understand that point.
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Compared to the different types of ballistic missiles Pyongyang has recently tested, the missiles launched on Thursday are considered to be more defensive in nature, designed to defend against threats such as enemy warships.
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Its mission is to defend against "proxy wars" waged by communists, gays, religious militants and other "foreign influences", who want to divide the country and degrade its moral and nationalist values, the military says.
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This decision provides a lifeline to small businesses that helps us defend against meritless patent claims and makes fighting back in court slightly more accessible, and its legacy should be preserved at all costs.
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" It also reaffirms that it is the policy of the U.S. to "defend against and respond to cyber-attacks against our election infrastructure," and that such attacks "should be met with appropriate retaliatory actions.
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"We will continue to defend against baseless attacks on Chris and hope that the result of this case will be a message to those who seek to intimidate Chris and his company," she said.
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The Trump administration, though it does not accept that human-caused climate change is real, has said it does want to defend against its impacts: rising oceans, more intense rainfall, and bigger storm surges.
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U.S. and German military officials last year identified a growing gap in short-range air defense weapons, or SHORAD, in Europe, including the ability to defend against a swarm of unmanned aircraft or drones.
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The House Homeland Security Committee will zero in on the issue of election security next week, when its cybersecurity subcommittee holds a hearing on ways to defend against interference headed into the 2020 elections.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran unveiled on Saturday what authorities said was a locally upgraded radar system with a range of 400 km (250 miles) that could help defend against cruise and ballistic missiles and drones.
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The danger of the technique is that the left hand is occupied in parrying the opponent's jab, meaning it is unable to defend against an immediate right hand, the 'two' in the one-two.
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"The South Koreans need the United States a lot to help defend against the north," said Thomas Henriksen, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, a public policy think tank at California's Stanford University.
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The S.D.F. was also concerned that it would need all of its fighters to defend against a possible Turkish military invasion, the report said — a prospect made more likely by a United States withdrawal.
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In a series of tweets, he undermined his own lawyers by poor-talking the rewritten executive order, which was drafted to defend against lawsuits asserting that the ban discriminated on the basis of religion.
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Myanmar's de facto leader, State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi, will lead a delegation to defend against accusations brought at the ICJ by Gambia, which has the backing of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation.
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"Democrats and Republicans must work together, and across the jurisdictional lines of the Congress, to examine these recent incidents thoroughly and devise comprehensive solutions to deter and defend against further cyberattacks," the statement said.
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" It also reaffirms that it is the policy of the U.S. to "defend against and respond to cyber-attacks against our election infrastructure," and that such attacks "should be met with appropriate retaliatory actions.
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Its answer will materially advance this or any administration's ability to argue convincingly for the shape, size, and resources to defend against what both political parties agree is a growing threat to U.S. security.
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Almost nobody is in defense of cyber, and certainly nobody is in charge of the big picture, [meaning] how do we defend against election [interference] both from a cybersecurity perspective and a disinformation perspective.
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The agency also urged courts to pause cases against users of a technology if a PAE also sued the manufacturer on the grounds that the manufacturer is better able to defend against the lawsuit.
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Some White House aides and advisers still think President Donald Trump has resisted forming an adequate team to defend against impeachment, as he's nixed forming a war room or hiring more staff and lawyers.
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Ben Cardin released a report that concluded the US will not be prepared to defend against possible Russian meddling in the 2018 midterm elections or the 2020 presidential contest unless it takes action now.
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"I think that these technologies are going to aid the offense much more than it aids the defense because to defend against these kinds of attacks, you need your own super computer," he continued.
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Hedge fund Starboard Value nominated Monday two additional directors to Newell Brands' board, after the Rubbermaid maker sought to defend against the activist's proxy battle by boosting its board size from nine to 11.
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"You have the potential for civilians to be not just targeted by the regime but also to be caught in battles through which these rebel groups aim to defend against regime attacks," said Khatib.
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So far, President Trump has denied and disputed the facts of Russia's interference rather than lead such a nationwide effort to improve our ability to deter and defend against future attacks on our democracy.
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The island's defense ministry said it will be able to reach a target of enlisting 81 percent of the estimated 188,000 volunteer troops needed to defend against any attack by Beijing by year-end.
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The film focuses on the efforts of the Chinese Jingwu School of kung fu to defend against the attacks of a Japanese dojo; the Jingwu uniform is portrayed in an array of blue hues.
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Boutique bank Evercore Advisors has been retained to help defend against Starboard's campaign, in addition to existing advisors Goldman Sachs Group Inc, JPMorgan Chase & Co and PJT Partners Inc, people familiar with the matter said.
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South Korea and the United States say the sole purpose of the THAAD system is to defend against missile launches from North Korea but China says the system's powerful radar could penetrate into its territory.
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The Great Wall, which is due in February 2017, is a fantasy epic set in medieval China that imagines a world in which the Great Wall of China had been built to defend against dragons.
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" Peter Walsh, an attorney for JD.com at Hogan Lovells, said in a written statement while they were not prepared to comment at this time, they will vigorously defend against "these meritless claims against the company.
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China has repeatedly expressed opposition to South Korea's planned deployment later this year of the U.S. Terminal High Altitude Area Defence (THAAD) system, which Seoul and Washington say is needed to defend against North Korea.
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"These flights with Japan and the Republic of Korea (ROK) demonstrate solidarity between Japan, ROK and the US to defend against provocative and destabilizing actions in the Pacific theater," a US military official told CNN.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Major corporations are learning to defend against start-ups that threaten their business models, hitting back by adopting the disruptors' playbook, according to a survey of top executives by computer services firm IBM.
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"Sherwin-Williams is pleased to have reached an agreement to resolve this litigation, and it will continue to vigorously and aggressively defend against any similar current or future litigation," the company said in a statement.
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"While I disagree with the plaintiff's claims and allegations, and will defend against them, I am unfortunately unable to comment on the substance of the lawsuit," he said in a statement provided by the school.
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After the attacks, Swift has had to walk a fine line of emphasizing the fundamental soundness of its network while urging its 11,000 users to take the utmost security measures to defend against future attack.
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In this, the current US military posture may be the worst of both worlds: it raises the possibility of an altercation with North Korea without providing the extra forces to deter and defend against one.
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Never in modern presidential history has a sitting commander in chief so reliably used his predecessor as a public foil, both to explain his own decisions and to defend against accusations that he's fallen short.
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On the heels of that anniversasry, though, CNBC learned that multiple U.S. intelligence reports assess Russia will be capable of fielding a hypersonic glide vehicle, a weapon that no country can defend against, by 2020.
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The principal goal of this approach was to enable NATO to defend against what seemed to be the likely development through the decade of ever longer-range Iranian ballistic missiles, ultimately armed with nuclear warheads.
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Mr. Trump's surprisingly strong performance caught analysts off guard, but it was welcome news for those in South Korea who believe that their country must build its own nuclear weapons to defend against North Korea.
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While that case was pending, Mr. Aleynikov filed a separate lawsuit in the Delaware Court of Chancery seeking payment for his lawyers to defend against claims filed against him by Goldman in the federal case.
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These advanced genomic tools could also restore lost genetic diversity to shrinking populations of threatened or endangered species so that they are better equipped to adapt to environmental change or defend against potentially devastating pathogens.
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On the conference call, though, Mr. Pearson had to admit that the company expected only around $6 billion and had to defend against an analyst's accusation that the company had deliberately puffed up the numbers.
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"This request supports additional efforts to detect, defeat, and defend against any North Korean use of ballistic missiles against the United States, its deployed forces, allies, or partners," Trump wrote in a letter to Congress.
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To defend against the onslaught of potential sign-trashers, one man in Indiana has set up an elaborate array of booby traps to keep his Trump sign proudly displayed in his front yard, ABC reports.
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O) said it will "vigorously defend" against a lawsuit filed by the Virginia Automobile Dealers Association (VADA) that seeks to keep the electric carmaker from opening and operating a second company-owned dealership in Virginia.
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After exiting a treaty with Russia that banned antimissile systems, the administration of President George W. Bush began deploying a bullet-on-bullet system in Alaska and California, largely to defend against North Korean warheads.
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The Norwegians spent considerable practice time preparing to defend against her, at one point deploying the tallest man available to them, a team official, to play the role of Renard on corner kicks in training.
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The United States, which has longtime allies to defend against Chinese bullying in East Asia and against Russian bullying in Central and Eastern Europe, is helped by the quiet geopolitical rivalry between Beijing and Moscow.
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The Trump administration is crafting a big new arms package for Taiwan that could include advanced rocket systems and anti-ship missiles to defend against China, U.S. officials said, a deal sure to anger Beijing.
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Moderna's vaccine is actually a bundle of instructions that would teach cells how to create proteins similar to the virus's "rays," in order for your body to learn how to defend against the actual viruses.
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ISIS fight upended, threatening a resurgence In moving back from the Syria-Turkey border, U.S. troops left their Kurdish partners to both guard prisons holding more than 28500,6900 ISIS fighters and defend against Turkey's incursion.
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"The United States must remain engaged with NATO — an alliance of principled and like-minded members backed by strength — to ensure continued progress and to deter and defend against Russian aggression in Europe," Carter wrote.
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To defend against potential charges of high crimes and misdemeanors, Mr. Trump evidently feels he must undercut the believability of the witnesses testifying about his pressure campaign on Ukraine for help against his domestic rivals.
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BOSTON/LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc has turned to high-profile investment bankers and lawyers to help defend against activist investor William Ackman, according to two people familiar with the matter on Thursday.
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Starbucks on Tuesday will open the first of 1,000 planned upscale Starbucks Reserve stores as part of a broad strategy to defend against high-end coffee rivals like Intelligentsia Coffee & Tea and Blue Bottle Coffee.
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When you are dealing with billions and billions of dollars, much of that focused on buying influence, it overwhelms the system, and it is much harder to defend against and maintain representation for ordinary Americans.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE golfed Monday with Sen.
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The most recent and serious charge he must now defend against: a career-ending claim that he directed FBI officials to talk to a reporter about an ongoing investigation and misled investigators about his actions.
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BUCHAREST, May 20163 (Reuters) - The United States will formally declare its European missile defence system operational on Thursday, almost a decade after Washington proposed deploying a base in Europe to defend against Iranian ballistic rockets.
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In telephone calls on Monday to South Korean and Japanese leaders, President Trump said the United States would stand with its Asian allies and take steps to defend against North Korea's growing ballistic missile threat.
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According to a letter filed earlier on Wednesday by the trust and GM, the trust decided to drop the settlement after GM agreed to help pay for the trust to defend against the plaintiffs' claims.
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The former attempts to sustain what is already known, while the latter explores new possibilities and leads to new designs and potential uses — critical things to know if only to know what to defend against.
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The two leaders pledged to continue to apply strong diplomatic and economic pressure on North Korea and to make all necessary preparations to defend against the growing threat by the North, the White House said.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian lawmakers backed tighter Internet controls on Thursday to defend against foreign meddling, in a preliminary vote on draft legislation that critics say could disrupt Russia's Internet and be used to stifle dissent.
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To prevent even a hypothetical threat against the U.S. homeland (which we might have other means to defend against), he would have dramatically increased the risks of catastrophe on the territories of two treaty allies.
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The argument for Clinton is that she's best suited to handle this war of partisan attrition — she knows how to work the bureaucracy, defend against a hostile Congress, and find incremental gains where they exist.
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Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 2020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 2023 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE became the next president.
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Called In Case it Rains in Heaven, Tong's solo show considered the practice as a poignant reflection of beliefs about the hereafter, where you might need a paper umbrella to defend against a netherworld storm.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France is no less vulnerable than the United States to cyber attacks from foreign countries and the French military will boost its resources to defend against them, the French defense minister said on Sunday.
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The White House responded to the threat on Monday, and said the U.S. would deploy an advanced anti-missile defense system to South Korea to bolster the country's ability to defend against North Korean ballistic missiles.
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WASHINGTON — Russia has conducted another successful test of its ship-based hypersonic missile, a weapon the United States is currently unable to defend against, according to two people with direct knowledge of a U.S. intelligence report.
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Speaking to a largely Muslim crowd, Gabbard's standard stump speech was adjusted to emphasize her call to defend against religious bigotry, something Gabbard, the first Hindu member of congress, says she has been the target of.
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Carmakers in Britain have triggered some Brexit contingency plans such as certifying models in Europe and are working on redrawing production schedules and stockpiling more parts to defend against any loss of unfettered trade after Brexit.
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The company says it plans to issue patches for Safari on macOS and iOS to better help devices defend against Spectre, which is more easily exploitable and affects devices using chips from Intel, AMD, and ARM.
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Pence has also been reviewing and refreshing himself with his congressional record, the source said, to defend against any attempts by Kaine to slam the former House Republican turned governor over his time on Capitol Hill.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. military said it successfully tested a missile defense system to knock down an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile class target on Monday, demonstrating its ability to defend against ICBMs from countries like North Korea.
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Similarly, American Special Operations Forces are working in Niger, and last year President Obama ordered 300 United States troops to Cameroon to help defend against the Nigerian Islamist movement Boko Haram, which has spread across borders.
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World First, a British money transfer and currency exchange company backed by FTV Capital, is shutting its longstanding U.S. operations to defend against possible regulatory challenges to a planned £700 million takeover by China's Ant Financial.
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"Sherwin-Williams is pleased to have reached an agreement to resolve this litigation, and it will continue to vigorously and aggressively defend against any similar current or future litigation," the company said in a written statement.
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So two years ago, in a Hail Mary attempt to defend against potential bioengineered viruses, Evans and his research associate did something unthinkable: They revived an extinct cousin of smallpox called horsepox, using mail-order DNA.
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Consequently, instead of having the unified authority of the WTO to defend against currency manipulators, each nation is left to its own devices to enforce currency manipulation at its own border and with its own laws.
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Citing a recently-passed Ukrainian law boosting cybersecurity coordination between the country and NATO, the Pentagon noted that the new reforms would improve Ukraine's ability to defend against future territorial aggression, a clear reference to Russia.
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The officials also previously told CNN that they stood ready to defend against any challenges to the rule, and pointed to the fact that the Office of Legal Counsel at the Department signed off on it.
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Former U.S. Defense Secretary William Perry told the conference that he believed that China's missile forces were large and sophisticated enough to be impossible to defend against, so THAAD need not be a concern to Beijing.
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O) on Tuesday opened the first of 1,000 planned upscale Starbucks Reserve stores as part of a broad strategy to defend against high-end coffee rivals like Intelligentsia Coffee & Tea and Blue Bottle Coffee Co (NESN.
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Instantly a symbol aggrieved at having to be one, the hoodie was jolted into a curious space: Where the basic hoodie means to defend against the elements, the protest hoodie seeks to offend the right people.
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Many attendees said they were there not just to defend free speech but also to defend against "far-left anti-fascists," known as antifa, who fight people they consider to be neo-Nazis or white supremacists.
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But this season, the way a driver is permitted to defend against the challenger has become one of the most controversial topics in Formula One, and the moves of one driver in particular are raising concern.
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The ECB's 750 million-euro emergency bond purchase scheme, announced on Wednesday, has boosted Southern European debt, alleviating some concern over how already heavily-indebted states would finance the fiscal measures needed to defend against coronavirus.
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MG says he hopes that by documenting his work and selling the cable at a store where security researchers already shop, those researchers will think to defend against these malicious USB cables ahead of potential attacks.
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By the end of February, Amazon announced it had removed 1 million products that were falsely advertised to defend against or cure Covid-63, as well as tens of thousands of items listed for inflated prices.
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"As major indexes plummet, advisers to companies believe that corporate managers need to install new market-volatility-protections to defend against activist investors in 2020," Ron Orol, a senior editor at the Deal, wrote last week.
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