"Defending against, attacking, and defeating Hezbollah's growing military capacity requires defending against, attacking, and defeating its global financial and facilitation network," Asher testified.
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Defending against such attacks, though, is by no means cheap.
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Go deeper: Defending against audio deepfakes before it's too late
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So I know I have to keep defending against them.
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It's also undeniable that defending against malpractice suits gets costly.
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The company finds itself defending against serious allegations of wrongdoing.
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And he campaigned on a theme of defending against chaos.
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We intend to continue vigorously defending against the remaining claims.
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The New York Board of Elections is defending against the suit.
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He was one of many attorneys defending against the creditors' lawsuit.
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The power she is defending against is another Williams sister legacy.
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That technical advice centers around re-orienting some systems to be more capable of defending against an attack from the north, rather than the typical defensive trajectory of defending against missiles launched from Yemen to the south.
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Kjaerbye was posted down in bombsite B defending against the advancing Virtus.
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This competition is about creating and defending against such malicious image manipulation.
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"There's no provable, optimal scheme" for defending against such swarms, Griffin said.
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Arista is defending against claims of copyright and patent infringement brought by Cisco.
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The suspected gunman describes himself as a partisan defending against an occupying force.
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Tech companies commonly invoke the Communications Decency Act in defending against similar lawsuits.
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Democrats spent elections from 2010 to 2016 defending against Republican attacks on Obamacare.
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We're in litigation with Mr. Harber and are strongly defending against his claims.
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Many states have made defending against motivated, strategic actors their election security priority.
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Liebowitz's own history of defending against sanctions motions was his undoing with Judge Furman.
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HSBC began defending against the shareholder claims after buying Household for roughly $14.2 billion.
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The bank said in a statement that it was "strongly defending" against his complaints.
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"We look forward to vigorously defending against this lawsuit in court," the spokesman said.
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As attacks get faster, the cost of defending against the attacks will get higher.
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Or will they merely help make the US stronger at defending against China and Russia?
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The Company looks forward to vigorously defending against Tribune's claims and pursuing our own claim.
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"We look forward to defending against Mr Damore's lawsuit in court,"a Google spokesperson said.
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The company looks forward to vigorously defending against Tribune's claims and pursuing our own claim.
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After two days of defending against the attack, the content delivery network that hosted KrebsOnSecurity.
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Maintaining healthy financial institutions was key to defending against a financial sector crisis, Zhou said.
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This also reduces the appeal of Tate's defending against a returning Rousey at UFC 200.
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The program focuses on defending against phishing, locking down malicious apps, and fending off hackers.
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In defending against any congressional demand for information, the president has various privileges against disclosure.
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Townsend said Iraqi forces were doing a better job of defending against suicide car bombs.
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For now, defending against threats from above will still have to start from the ground up.
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Defending against political hacks with General Keith Alexander (IronNet Cybersecurity) 5:50 PM – 6:00 PM
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Defending against future attacks means that our leaders in Congress needs to go on the offensive.
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Defending against such attacks is possible; state actors often use commercially available hacking tools and expertise.
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" A Google spokesperson said the company "looks forward to defending against Mr. Damore's lawsuit in court.
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He has emphasised the threat of terrorism over the task of defending against Vladimir Putin's aggression.
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Ms. Park's government considered Thaad a centerpiece in defending against the growing North Korean missile threat.
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Since you only get to play offense, I'm still not sure how defending against these plays works.
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The new Advanced Protection feature focuses on defending against phishing, accidental sharing, and fraudulent access to accounts.
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At least when it comes to defending against the latest Android exploits, they'll be on equal footing.
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That's exactly the setup you want for defending against remote jailbreaks, and it's unique among consumer devices.
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A few years ago, our banking institutions were defending against simple brute force denial-of-service attacks.
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This appears to have left them vulnerable, despite the enormous resources devoted to defending against such strikes.
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States must have accurate data for defending against claims that they have diluted the right to vote.
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In Washington, D.C., a scientific committee that provided expertise in defending against invasive insects has been disbanded.
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And yes, these people thought of everything, we even see Trump defending against invaders from atop The Wall.
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The Pentagon has nearly a dozen programs tasked with developing and defending against the new breed of weapons.
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"We look forward to defending against Mr. Damore's lawsuit in court," a Google spokesperson said in a statement.
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"We look forward to defending against Mr. Damore's lawsuit in court," a Google spokesperson said in a statement.
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Germany controversially rearmed during the Cold War, but only with the goal of defending against a Soviet attack.
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On the opposite side of the court, Australia's self-confident approach to defending against the Americans impressed Voigt.
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" "[Even in the Navy] we knew that [defending against cyberwarfare] was not something we could do by ourselves.
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The Swiss bank UBS Group AG is defending against similar claims in federal court in Brooklyn, New York.
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But analysts said the test nevertheless underlined some uncomfortable questions about the possibility of defending against such missiles.
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It also said Goodyear had never asked for help in defending against the claims prior to November 2015.
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The clearest motivation for Mr. Abe was the need for a partner in defending against a rising China.
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" A Google spokesperson said in a statement, "We look forward to defending against Mr. Damore's lawsuit in court.
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The House Homeland Security Committee will hold a full committee hearing on defending against cyber threats on Wednesday.
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That included defending against a related shareholder class-action and legal costs from its suit against the short seller.
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Without government assistance, those companies are largely on their own in defending against Iranian or other foreign government attacks.
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Currently, the Pentagon has nearly a dozen programs tasked with developing and defending against the new breed of weapons.
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Although INFPA focuses on defending against GLCMs, such capabilities could be useful against air- and sea-launched missiles too.
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"We look forward to defending against Mr Damore's lawsuit in court," a Google spokesperson said after the suit was filed.
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Two important pieces are: The impending war over deep fakes and Defending against audio deep fakes before it's too late.
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She also saves the entire world from dangers it would be incapable of defending against and entirely unprepared to comprehend.
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"We look forward to defending against Mr. Damore's lawsuit in court," a Google spokesperson wrote in an email to Mashable.
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Rubio's team was fixated on defending against well-funded attack ads from the pro-Bush super PAC Right to Rise.
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Awareness, according to Struthers, is also important in defending against digital threats, as is industry-wide collaboration in intelligence gathering.
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Defending against a patent infringement lawsuit can cost millions of dollars, and patent trolls filed thousands of lawsuits last year.
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In this sense, my timekeeper is a shield, an armor of steel defending against the gnawing fear of the unknown.
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The Russia investigation in the Senate is ongoing, and Warner said it's key to defending against future threats of cyberwarfare.
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The system is responsible for defending against threats as diverse as Russia, Iran, North Korea, and rogue states including ISIS.
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Although a personal project, MG said his malicious cable can help red teamers think about defending against different kinds of threats.
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If you enjoy dodging, attacking, and defending against clever enemies, then Dead Cells will keep you amused (and frustrated) for hours.
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This work shows that focusing only on defending against small perturbations is insufficient, as large, local perturbations can also break classifiers.
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Election security planning for 2020 will need to focus on defending against information warfare attacks as well as effectively deterring them.
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Though United States Forces Korea was focused on defending against the Communist North, it backed successive autocratic regimes in the South.
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This missile shield is still in the early stages of development and has a mixed record of defending against missile attacks.
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The best way to avoid System 1 thinking is to be cognizant of its existence, and vigilant in defending against it.
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China says THAAD threatens its security, despite U.S. and South Korean assurances it is aimed only at defending against North Korea.
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Hyten added that the Pentagon has nearly a dozen programs tasked with developing and defending against the new breed of weapons.
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It is also a matter of social software: a culture of water governance developed over centuries of defending against the waves.
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Therefore, it is perfectly reasonable for America to argue that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) should refocus on defending against Russia.
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This mostly applies to reducing pranks and blocking rogue toddlers, but it doesn't hurt for defending against more extreme targeting as well.
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Defending against an array of these suits, lawyers for the Justice Department have requested confidential treatment for thousands of pages of materials.
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With the featherweight title up for grabs, UFC 194 also had Chris Weidman's middleweight belt on the line, defending against Luke Rockhold.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Antony Burgmans seems to have a different view of hostile takeovers now that he is defending against one.
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Samuel Greaves explained Tuesday at the Capitol Hill Club, noting that defending against hypersonics has become a top priority for the agency.
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In any case, WADA and the International Olympic Committee are now back in their familiar posture, defending against furious athletes and critics.
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But it's clear that, for billions of people alive today, Neanderthal genes likely play an important role in defending against such viruses.
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Rubio did not explain why giving a speech against Islamophobia is in tension with the "bigger issue" of defending against radical Islam.
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Oxford Research Group's chief executive, Richard Reeve, likened averting asymmetric attacks to defending against Improvised Explosive Device or suicide attacks on land forces.
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Defending against something like a missile is relatively easier because it can be detected using modern defense technology once it's in the air.
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Jon Diat, an AIG spokesman, said the Manhattan-based insurer disagreed with Crotty's decision but looks forward to defending against Pimco in California.
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In any case, it's clear that "transparency" has become Facebook's new talking point, whether it's hyping a new change or defending against critics.
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Then there's the complementary matter of data security and protection against malicious attacks, something that Android has been infamously poor at defending against.
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In turn, South Korea and the United States have said the missile system is aimed only at defending against any North Korean missiles.
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UBS is defending against hundreds of customer complaints and arbitration claims, collectively seeking $1.5 billion in damages, the firm said in a Feb.
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Esformes is no flight risk and is anxious to get back to his family and to be working on defending against these charges.
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Defending against spear-phishing and network attacks isn't the same as countering a massive influence operation run by a state actor like Russia.
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Mr. Tata ousted Mr. Mistry in October, starting a nasty public battle in which the company found itself defending against accusations of wrongdoing.
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"Behavioral biometrics is one of the up and coming techniques for defending against fraud," said John Sarreal, director of product management at Experian.
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Defending against the combination requires the ability to continuously track a missile that is modifying its course and flying at relatively low altitudes.
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While Levandowski, who has hired his own counsel who specialize in defending against white-collar criminal offenses, has Levandowski's best interests at heart.
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The Florida-based company specializes in and using intelligence to build proactive cybersecurity strategies rather than focusing solely on defending against existing threats.
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While cybercriminals get better at their craft, the businesses defending against them literally have empty seats on the other end of the wire.
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"We are defending against these claims, which we believe are without merit," wrote Christine Jockle, a spokeswoman for Morgan Stanley, in an email.
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Security professionals defending against cyberattacks usually try to find the central server and shut it down in hopes of crippling the entire network.
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The White House is considering arming Ukrainian government forces fighting Russian-backed rebels as a way of defending against further incursions into the country.
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ATI's proprietary digital radio protocol, unfortunately, did not benefit from any security measures that would be useful in defending against malicious triggering, he found.
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While the agency is vigorously defending against this litigation, in an abundance of caution, the agency is taking additional measures to protect individual privacy.
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The two men discussed energy policy, US sanctions on Russia, an upcoming visit by Perry to Ukraine, and defending against cyberattacks -- including from Russia.
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When it comes to defending against cyberattacks, a common strategy includes investing in costly hardware and software products, and then shoring up both frequently.
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Steve Knight is defending against Democrat Katie Hill; and the battle in Orange County, California, for the open seat being vacated by Republican Rep.
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The money spent defending against these bogus lawsuits could be better spent on R&D, investments that would grow the economy and create jobs.
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Baratov and his family were disappointed with the decision but focusing on fighting the extradition process and defending against the allegations, his lawyer said.
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Spend wisely While Trump narrowly focuses on defense funding, he's failed to articulate what funding is for — and who NATO members are defending against.
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GM has been defending against hundreds of lawsuits over faulty ignition switches that could cause engines to stall and prevent airbags from deploying in crashes.
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This is an especially significant problem when defending against information operations, because many organizations holding valuable information are comparatively small organizations with limited security budgets.
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Some large part of computer security, generally, is evading and defending against malicious code that might gain entry into your system and do unwanted things.
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In response to the prospective legal action, a Google spokesperson said earlier this month, "We look forward to defending against Mr. Damore's lawsuit in court."
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Security teams at large financial services firms and businesses were reviewing plans for defending against ransomware attacks, according to executives with private cyber security firms.
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During the game, she was tasked with defending against The Vampire Diaries' Nina Dobrev and celebrated Michael B. Jordan's great play with a big hug.
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That said, despite its widespread impact, WannaCrypt is unlikely to instigate that paradigm shift so badly needed when it comes to defending against cyber attacks.
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Neuberger particularly emphasized the importance of proactively defending against vulnerabilities in emerging technologies like 5G, autonomous vehicles, quantum computing—and swarms of malicious drones. Naturally.
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This system was said to be a limited one and only aimed at defending against attacks from "rogue states" such as North Korea and Iran.
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The United States and South Korea, which hosts 28,500 U.S. troops, have said the deployment is aimed purely at defending against the North Korean threat.
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The discussion of a European army actually came up later in the interview, and he characterized it as lightening America's burden, not defending against it.
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"Defending against this many L.R.A.s is unfeasible, in my opinion," he said, alluding to the bristling array of long-range artillery pointed at his country.
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Tax credits for plant infrastructure and R&D are needed to spur continuous corporate and infrastructure spending in defending against ever-more skilled cyber criminals.
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In a statement, the command said Malloy and Ghofaily discussed the Royal Saudi Naval Forces's (RSNF) part in defending against "Iranian aggression" in the region.
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Beijing has objected to the deployment, which South Korea and the United States say is only aimed at defending against any threat from North Korea.
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"The need to continually seek relief from the draconian jail conditions will distract Mr. Guzman and his lawyers from defending against the charges," she said.
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Still, such payments could mean negative optics for a president-elect already defending against accusations that he could blur business and politics when he takes office.
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And now a new NBC report will do little to banish doubts that the US could be caught flat-footed in defending against possible foreign meddling.
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They evaluate microbes that they come in contact with and reward those associations that are beneficial to them while actively defending against those that are harmful.
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Sarah Frier and Alyza Sebenius look at Facebook's latest refrain when it comes to defending against foreign interference, which is that it needs the government's help.
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Forty-five percent of the respondents said "defending against cyberattacks" was their single biggest risk in the next 12 months, making it their No. 1 worry.
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It contains a powerful concentrated formula of eight antioxidants to protect skin from premature aging, neutralizing five kinds of harmful free radicals and defending against pollution.
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Uber and Lyft are defending against claims they make traffic worse—again—and we have yet more confirmation that systems like Tesla's Autopilot are confusing people.
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Cooley helped Medivation to go public in 2004 and is best known for advising on initial public offerings and defending against patent and class action lawsuits.
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Right now, Comcast is defending against an anti-discrimination lawsuit by asserting its First Amendment right to reject programs that African American–owned media companies created.
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In other areas of Lower Manhattan, the city's Economic Development Corporation identified different ways of defending against big storms, at a cost of about $500 million.
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" She said government agencies investigated the activity, and worked closely with private sector companies to "learn additional information ... helpful to industry in defending against this threat.
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Mr. Eiland said that one of the primary goals was to protect the estate from the costs of defending against a multitude of wrongful death claims.
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The plan focuses largely on defending against cyberattacks by increasing the flow of federal resources to states and by improving information sharing about threats throughout the government.
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In 2010, Google founded Google Ideas (now Jigsaw), a multi-disciplinary think tank to tackle challenges associated with defending against global security threats and protecting vulnerable populations.
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The new directorate will be responsible for defending against "threats to National Security Systems and the Defense Industrial Base," the NSA said in announcing the new initiative.
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While officials praised the Afghan security forces for their performance in defending against widespread smaller attacks, the Taliban still managed to create a cloud over the elections.
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In May, the "red" state of South Carolina became the first in the country to pass legislation defending against such commercial discrimination and boycotts, which includes Israel.
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Mr. Obama should also keep talking with Russia on mutually acceptable cyber-deterrence guidelines that set rules for regulating, defending against and deterring malicious intrusions in cyberspace.
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The Florida-based company specializes in scouring the dark web and using intelligence to build proactive cybersecurity strategies rather than focusing solely on defending against existing threats.
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Companies defending against lawsuits need protective and sealing orders to contain costs, prevent negative publicity and safeguard trade secrets and intellectual property, Cortese said in an interview.
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Still, the mission of defending against aggression remains a priority -- as is being made clear this weekend by the arrival of the first rotating US brigade in Poland.
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China sees THAAD as a severe threat to its security interests, but South Korea and US see it a key to defending against potential threats from North Korea.
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The Latino gangs felt like they were defending against discrimination, looking out for their people, and trying to just now defend a life for their people in Chicago.
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Doping investigations in Russia and elsewhere have at times overwhelmed its investigative arm, while attempts to hack WADA's computer systems have required expensive investments in defending against cyberattacks.
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And so I think that was a good springboard for them into the missile defense review and other work that they're doing to look at defending against hypersonics.
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What they discussed: In a statement, the command said Malloy and Ghofaily discussed the Royal Saudi Naval Forces's (RSNF) part in defending against "Iranian aggression" in the region.
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Rodriguez suffered multiple lacerations on his arm and other parts of the body defending against the criminal as police were called by witnesses," Alberto said in a statement. "Mr.
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The Russian-made system is also capable of defending against a swarm drone attack which was used by Houthi rebels to destroy a UAE Army Patriot battery in February.
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We have reviewed Waymo's claims and determined them to be a baseless attempt to slow down a competitor and we look forward to vigorously defending against them in court.
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We are vigorously defending against these claims, and will resist any attempts by the plaintiffs' lawyers to leverage a settlement with misleading tactics and false claims of scientific evidence.
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"The court did not ask for a plea at the initial appearance, but Dr. Attar is pleading not guilty and will be vigorously defending against these charges," said Chartier.
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The actor, 35, opened up about his highly publicized romance with the "Bad Blood" singer, defending against critics who speculated that the relationship was nothing but a publicity stunt.
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The Pentagon said Saudi Arabia intended to use the radars to support its border security by locating the source of incoming artillery, rockets and mortars and defending against them.
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On those bases, Jay-Z is "content to proceed with the arbitration," and wants Ostrager to end the lawsuit even though Iconix is still defending against it, Spiro said.
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It's also one way to reverse the adverse cost ratio inherent in defending against missiles as opposed to producing more, significantly less expensive, offensive missiles to overwhelm the interceptors.
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He unsuccessfully interviewed in 2017 for the job of the White House's top lawyer defending against the inquiry, and is friends with Sam Clovis, a witness in the investigation.
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His measure would require the Department of Homeland Security to create a guide for assisting state and local governments in preparing for, defending against and recovering from a cyberattack.
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His measure would require the Department of Homeland Security to create a guide for assisting state and local governments in preparing for, defending against and recovering from a cyberattack.
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Still, the breach highlights the ongoing trouble the federal government has had not just defending against breaches but also getting contractors to stop playing fast and loose with sensitive data.
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Other drugmakers that sell opioid painkillers and are defending against similar lawsuits also rose after-hours, including Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd up 215%, and Endo International Plc, up 2246% higher.
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If a bird is troubled by parasites or pathogens its immune system will thus use up some of its carotenoid stock defending against these interlopers, and its colour will suffer.
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When Wisniewski told her own story of assault to a close female friend, she found herself defending against the claim that what happened to her wasn't "bad enough" to count.
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Offutt Air Force Base near Omaha, which houses the U.S. Strategic Command, whose mission includes defending against and responding to nuclear attacks, remained heavily flooded but operational, officials said Wednesday.
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It sees you mounting assaults against your rivals, defending against their counter-attacks and desperately trying to eliminate their biggest threats before they can unceremoniously slaughter your carefully constructed forces.
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Additionally, Trump must reaffirm to Putin the shared commitment of the United States and NATO member states by returning to the core mission of deterring and defending against Russian aggression.
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Security experts said they expect the cyber-crime spree to pick up as the rising valuations attract interest from cyber criminals looking for victims that lack experience defending against hacks.
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The water covered about a third of Offutt Air Force Base near Omaha, Nebraska, home to the U.S. Strategic Command, whose responsibilities include defending against and responding to nuclear attacks.
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CVS spokesperson Mike DeAngelis told Vox via email that the company is "aggressively defending against" the lawsuit's allegations, and that CVS never distributed Schedule II controlled substances like oxycodone or fentanyl.
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An anti-ballistic missile treaty signed by the US and the Soviet Union in 1972 — plus scientific and technological challenges — stopped us from getting serious about defending against an ICBM attack.
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The water also covered about a third of Offutt Air Force Base near Omaha, Nebraska, home to the U.S. Strategic Command, whose responsibilities include defending against and responding to nuclear attacks.
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Soggot's also frustrated by how much of her and her team's time was spent piecing together the scheme and defending against a lawsuit — all because of some very determined ad fraudsters.
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"State-sponsored hacking and disinformation campaigns pose serious threats to our security and to our open society, but the Department of Justice is defending against them," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said.
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The challenge Xiao faced upon taking up the post was enormous: to attract fresh investment into equities from speculative bubbles in sectors like real estate, while defending against endemic insider trading.
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The SEC does not name the firm but it's Wachtell Lipton Rosen & Katz – which, as you may recall, has itself been defending against Icahn malpractice claims over those same bank fees.
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During the Cold War, American strategists understood that shoring up allies and ensuring the vitality of free-market democracies was at least as important as defending against Cold War military provocations.
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Sigmund Freud, who spent a great deal of his research ruminating on the relationships between parents and children, claimed that a son who murders his mother is defending against incestuous impulses.
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Over President Nixon&aposs veto, bipartisan supermajorities passed the War Powers Resolution, requiring presidents to get congressional permission in advance of military action that goes beyond defending against an actual attack.
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"He's been our most valuable player," Gonzaga Coach Mark Few said of Woolridge, who has averaged 93 points, 4.7 rebounds, and 4 assists while defending against top players from other teams.
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Defending against those claims, even without going to trial, could cost his accusers tens of thousands of dollars — a point that Mignogna's lawyer, Ty Beard, not-so-subtly highlighted on Twitter.
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The costly legal fees involved in defending against frivolous patent suits would create additional hurdles for small family farms, preventing them from investing in any number of more productive farming practices.
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Garretson even foresees this sixth branch of the military possibly taking on a Coast Guard-like mission, performing universal public services such as defending against asteroids and keeping space travel safe.
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"I cannot carry out my job as CEO and continue to create value, while also constantly defending against unrelenting, baseless/malicious and increasingly personal attacks," Sikka said in a blog post.
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Dow swung to a net loss due to a one-time $1.1 billion charge, reflecting a change in the way the it accounts for legal costs associated with defending against asbestos claims.
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Employees inside public and private organizations may be the biggest cybersecurity threat those organizations face when it comes to defending against cyberthreats, cybersecurity experts from both the public and private sector agreed.
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The system had been scheduled to enter operation by the end of the year, but South Korea's Defense Ministry said Tuesday that it is already capable of defending against North Korean missiles.
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This comes as the US has taken four Patriot batteries out of the region that are critical for defending against ballistic missiles: two from Kuwait, one from Jordan and one from Bahrain.
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Defending against attack flies in the face of the idea of mutually-assured destruction, the idea reluctantly embraced during the Cold War (and after), to lower the risks of nuclear first strikes.
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"Defending against this many LRAs (long-range artillery) is infeasible in my opinion," Song told Mattis, citing a need for strategies to "offensively neutralize" the artillery in the event of a conflict.
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Watching for those signals, defending against them, working around them, just thinking and worrying about them, eats up some portion of every woman's attention and drains some portion of every woman's energy.
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For coastal communities, the cost of defending against rising seas alone will exceed $400 billion, according to a recent study by the Center for Climate Integrity, which the Rockefeller Family Fund supports.
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Faced with time and the attorneys' fees involved in defending against a SLAPP, the easier path for a defendant is often to retract his or her statement, even if it is true.
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Easing South Korean missile restrictions is not only harmful to long-term non-proliferation efforts — it is ineffective at defending against North Korean missiles and detrimental to efforts to de-escalate tensions.
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"Defending against this many LRAs (long-range artillery) is infeasible in my opinion," Song told Mattis, citing a need for strategies to "offensively neutralise" the artillery in the event of a conflict.
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After that's been determined, US Northern Command — which has responsibility for defense of the homeland — works closely with US Pacific Command, which is responsible for defending against threats coming out of North Korea.
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Xiao became the CSRC head in March 2013 and was charged with attracting investment into equities and away from speculative bubbles in sectors such as real estate, while defending against endemic insider trading.
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As long as Washington has no means of defending against strategic hypersonic systems, it will be forced to resort to mutual assured deterrence (MAD), which anti-ballistic missile defenses were meant to supersede.
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Why It Might Not: Iona is 18-1 this season when it hits at least 10 3-pointers in a game, but Oregon is 23rd in the nation at defending against the 3.
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Democrats were deeply suspicious of Mr. Whitaker, who had openly denigrated the Mueller investigation and unsuccessfully interviewed in 2017 for the job of the chief White House lawyer charged with defending against it.
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"It's become widely accepted policy and practice that the private sector is on their own when it comes to defending against cyberattacks," said Stephen Boyer, chief technology officer at BitSight, a cybersecurity ratings firm.
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While it can feel cool to take over a gym, the battle system is very rudimentary and not particularly enjoyable, and players never actually interact with the players they are attacking or defending against.
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Lawsuits must also be filed within 90 days of a claim's being denied, and if litigants lose a case, they must pay all the Kodak plan's fees and expenses incurred defending against the suit.
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With interest rates in the U.S. set to rise further, India — one of the biggest victims during the "taper tantrum" in 2013 — has once again found itself defending against large amounts of capital outflow.
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Dutch teenager Max Verstappen, whose aggressive defending against Raikkonen at Spa last weekend is still the talk of the paddock, was eighth for Red Bull in the morning and fifth in the second session.
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And he viewed unfair trade as a humiliation of the U.S. "A lot of what he does in his life is about humiliating opponents and then avoiding or defending against humiliation himself," D'Antonio says.
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"While the agency is vigorously defending against this litigation, in an abundance of caution, the agency is taking additional measures to protect individual privacy," Tanya Espinosa, public affairs specialist for APHIS, wrote via email.
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It told CNBC television its platform could have been developed only through "close collaboration" with major labels and music publishers, among others, and that it would continue defending against the lawsuit and pursuing counterclaims.
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Thomas B. Edsall After decades of getting out-organized and outspent in battles to control state legislatures, Democratic strategists have woken up to the importance of defending against Republican gains at the grass roots.
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During a hearing before the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee in October, Yahoo executives—joined by those at Equifax—told Congress that the company was helpless when it comes to defending against such attacks.
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"Inside Out was an original Pixar creation, and we look forward to vigorously defending against this lawsuit in court," Disney said in a statement released to THR, which has the entire statement from Daniels, too.
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" In a statement to CNN, the company said: "Wolverine has been sued by some area residents and is vigorously defending against these claims, many of which include misleading and unsupported allegations made by plaintiff's attorneys.
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"He is devoting all of his time to defending against the allegations," Mr. Levine said, adding that Dr. Tyndall's "practice of medicine was consistent with the standard of care" expected for the examinations he performed.
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If forced to fight in the Persian Gulf or the Korean Peninsula, the Navy and Marine Corps are likely to play crucial roles in holding strategic command of the sea and defending against ballistic missiles.
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The Federal government, civil society, and the private sector, including social media and technology companies, each have an important role to play in deterring and defending against foreign influence operations that target the United States.
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As reported ahead of the speech by POLITICO, the former vice president also rolled out new policy proposals, including convening a summit for world leaders that would focus on fighting corruption and defending against authoritarianism.
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The department has suffered scrutiny this week after the The New York Times reported that none of the funds allocated to the center since late 2016 had been put toward defending against foreign election interference.
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He called on Beijing to implement sanctions against North Korea and said there was no need for China to punish South Korea for deploying an advanced U.S. anti-missile system aimed at defending against North Korea.
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You just have to understand what you're up against and find ways to measure the probability that a vulnerability is going to lead to an issue on your systems, while defending against the highest probability likelihoods.
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AATIP analysts claimed compelling evidence the unidentified objects in question used some kind of next-generation propulsion technology and that the U.S. was incapable of defending against them if they turned hostile (yeah, sounds about right).
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But like the bonobos, she will be stronger with the backing of a fierce female coalition, a united squad ready to rally around her, defending against attacks, unafraid to bite off the toe of the aggressor.
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But Lockheed Martin thinks its Miniature Hit-to-Kill missile could stand guard at military bases, embassies, or anywhere else American forces need defending against everything from rocket attacks to mortar launches to bomb-carrying drones.
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Defending against these sophisticated threats requires dedicated efforts and skilled personnel, significant funding, carefully designed networks and controls, the deployment of sophisticated technologies, and the expertise to govern these various threads together in an effective manner.
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It was the third such killing of a security chief in the district — Jaghatu, in southeastern Afghanistan — in about a month, underscoring the continuing high casualties Afghan forces are suffering in defending against a resurgent Taliban.
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Mr. Trump's withdrawal helped reinforce the fear that the alliance has lost focus, leaving NATO uncertain about whether its primary mission is defending against Russia, Iran, China or an array of new cyber and disinformation threats.
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The tech industry generates many of the major breakthroughs, and companies are on the frontlines of defending against cyber threats and malicious uses of AI. Industry must help government discern trends and act against foreign threats.
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Excluding a one-time $1.1 billion charge, reflecting a change in the way the Dow accounts for legal costs associated with defending against asbestos claims, the company's operating profit rose 6.5 percent to 99 cents per share.
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He's defending against a defamation lawsuit filed in state court in Alabama by one of the women who said he sexually abused her, Leigh Corfman, related to Moore's denials on the campaign trail when her allegations surfaced.
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The cohort that preceded them arrived on tour back when Mr Federer ran the show on hard courts, so their tactics aimed toward defending against powerful serves and exposing a weak backhand, not neutralizing a strong one.
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Tillerson also called on China to implement sanctions against North Korea and said there was no need for China to punish South Korea for deploying an advanced U.S. anti-missile system aimed at defending against North Korea.
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"While the agency is vigorously defending against this litigation, in an abundance of caution, the agency is taking additional measures to protect individual privacy," she said, adding that groups could submit FOIA requests for the missing records.
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It might spam useless move commands because it picked up the habit from analyzed human games, or it might do something we've never seen in human play because other versions of itself had trouble defending against it.
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By requiring regular security awareness training across the board, for employees, temporary staff and contractors working on state contracts, we are taking an important step in defending against social engineering attacks as well as simple human error.
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Screenshot: AlphabetThe Alphabet incubator tasked with tackling "some of the toughest global security challenges," from online extremism and cybersecurity to government censorship, has rolled out new tool aimed at defending against attacks on free speech around the globe.
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Some Korean Americans recall how the community came together to defend itself and rebuild what was lost, but I have to wonder exactly whom they were defending against and who was being left out in the first place.
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BOSTON, Aug 303 (Reuters) - Advisory firm CamberView Partners agreed to sell itself to boutique investment bank PJT Partners Inc on Tuesday in a deal that comes as public companies seek help defending against activist investors demanding corporate changes.
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He noted that defending against the case would force the White House to talk about the status of plans to reinstate the ban, and he argued that there was "no downside" to a strategy of moving ahead now.
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We are capable of defending against a limited missile attack for our forces in South Korea, our South Korean allies, our Japanese allies, our forces in Okinawa, our forces in Guam, and the American homeland and in Hawaii.
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But as mainstream parties become more focused on defending against the far-right upstarts, the AfD's populist agenda is trickling into their policies and messaging — raising the possibility that the party's political influence could outpace its electoral gains.
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Although very few music cases have been successful in defending against infringement by invoking the "fair use" concept—it seems like if there was ever a time for it to be applied, it would have to be now.
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While Stone goes on the offensive, former national security advisor Michael Flynn's son, Michael Flynn Jr., recently suggested that the burden of defending against the special counsel was the real reason why his father pleaded guilty to federal crimes.
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Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) introduced the DAIRY PRIDE Act (Defending Against Imitations and Replacements of Yogurt, Milk, and Cheese to Promote Regular Intake of Dairy Everyday Act), which would compel the FDA to enforce its milk standard of identity.
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It would mean that a former anti-Taliban political figure tasked with defending against the insurgency became involved in a scheme that brought the Taliban huge profits, making them a force in a province that had long resisted them.
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"We have reviewed Waymo's claims and determined them to be a baseless attempt to slow down a competitor and we look forward to vigorously defending against them in court," Uber said in a statement in response to the lawsuit.
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Kyle Kondik, a political analyst at the University of Virginia, said Biden was effective in defending against attacks by Harris and others on Obama's signature healthcare achievement, the Affordable Care Act, and other parts of the Obama administration's record.
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Inevitably, being forced to spend considerable time defending against obfuscation by opponents of the eventual regulatory outcome, rather than on advancing their scientific careers, will substantially lessen the willingness of independent scientists to work on policy-relevant environmental topics.
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The system is aimed at defending against an attack by North Korea which has been pursuing nuclear and missile programs in defiance of U.N. Security Council resolutions, prompting threats of war from both the North and the United States.
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The leaders of eight federal agencies on Monday jointly urged the public to be vigilant of foreign influence operations around the presidential primaries ahead of Super Tuesday, also emphasizing the federal government's coordination in defending against threats to elections.
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Defending against nuclear-armed ballistic missiles by using Ground-based Midcourse Defense (GMD) to destroy them in the middle of their flight is less risky to our population and property as the debris will likely land in the ocean.
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Trump's personal lawyers and the Justice Department are also defending against a lawsuit brought by the House Ways and Means Committee in federal court in Washington challenging the US Department of Treasury's refusal to turn over his tax returns.
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"To date my legal costs all pertain to the House Intelligence Inquiry, the Senate Intelligence and Judiciary Inquiries and defending against the harassment lawsuit filed by Project Democracy again me and the Trump campaign," Stone told CNBC in an email.
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In Europe, by contrast, the question of who should pay for the financial crisis, host the refugees streaming out of the Middle East, or bear the burden of defending against Russia just as automatically creates a contentious political issue between countries.
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The lawsuit -- which the state&aposs attorney general says is the first to call out the names of company executives in connection with opioid deaths -- comes as Purdue Pharma is already defending against lawsuits from several other states and local governments.
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"No secretary of state is currently authorized to receive classified threat information from our intelligence agencies" — Connie Lawson The White House did recently establish a Voting Integrity Commission, but it's tasked with investigating voter fraud, not defending against foreign interference.
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The Sergeant at Arms, CIO Cybersecurity Department, continues to provide proactive Cybersecurity defenses against sophisticated, socially engineered traps, by identifying and defending against potentially malicious domains and working with Cybersecurity researchers to detect and defend against malicious spear phishing attempts.
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WILMINGTON, Del (Reuters) - An affiliate of Georgia-Pacific LLC, which makes Brawny paper towels, has filed for U.S. Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid soaring costs of defending against claims its products caused asbestos-related diseases, according to a company statement on Thursday.
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The increased use of drones by Iran or its regional allies is a strategy aimed at pushing back and defending against pressure from the United States and foes like Saudi Arabia and Israel, current and former security officials and analysts say.
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Much of his ire has been aimed at Max Verstappen, Ricciardo's team mate, and he had plenty to shout about on Sunday after the Dutch teenager cut a corner while defending against Vettel and refused to give up the place.
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"The people who get the death penalty tend to live in places with overaggressive prosecutors and defense lawyers who aren't up to the task of defending against them — that's a double whammy," says Robert J. Smith, who directs the project.
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The United States and the Republic of South Korea have, until now, had identical interests in the Korean peninsula: defending against a North Korean attack on the South, and keeping the North's regime at bay until it collapsed from internal contradictions.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Montenegro contributes to peace and security in Europe, the government of the new NATO member said on Thursday in response to a suggestion by U.S. President Donald Trump that the small republic was not worth defending against attack.
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What political scientists refer to as the "normalization of missile defense" has become so complete that the real implications of deploying a large-scale system aimed at defending against other nuclear-armed major powers is hardly discussed, even by defense experts.
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While the two criminal prosecutions in the federal and state courts were taking place, Mr. Aleynikov also fought with Goldman to get the firm to pay nearly $7 million in legal fees he had racked up defending against the charges.
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The United States and South Korea have said the deployment is aimed purely at defending against any threat from North Korea, which experts have thought for months is preparing for its sixth nuclear test in defiance of United Nations sanctions.
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"We will work together to promote our shared interests, of which we have many in the region, including freedom ... of navigation and defending against the North Korean missile and nuclear threat, both of which I consider a very, very high priority," Trump said.
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The assault was so effective—and sustained—that Krebs' longtime DDoS mitigation service, Akamai, one of the largest bandwidth providers on the internet, announced it was dropping Krebs' site because it couldn't bear the cost of defending against such a massive barrage.
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Tammy Baldwin — the number-three recipient of donations from the dairy industry — introduced a bipartisan bill called the "DAIRY PRIDE" act (it stands for "Defending Against Imitations and Replacements of Yogurt, milk, and cheese to Promote Regular Intake of Dairy Every day Act").
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Louisiana, on the other hand, is a state he won in 2016 — there, in safer territory, he appealed more to national-level politics, working more on attacking Democrats and defending against questions of impeachment despite being in the state to support local candidates.
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Hong Kong has been a favoured place for such attacks because of the number of thinly-traded penny stocks in the territory and because its securities industry has fallen behind other financial centres in defending against cyber fraud, Reuters reported in February.
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The world feels anxious and divided, and Facebook has a lot of work to do — whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate, defending against interference by nation states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent.
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Usually, that results in the virus infecting that T cell with instructions to make more HIV, rendering it useless at defending against disease and a shutdown of adaptive immunity in the body, what we know as acquired immune deficiency syndrome, or AIDS.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - China is retaliating over South Korea's agreement to host the U.S. THAAD missile defense system because it does not understand it is aimed only at defending against North Korea, South Korean Vice Foreign Minister Lim Sung-nam said on Thursday.
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Reid also asked for votes on two more amendments, one increasing funding for airport security and local police anti-terrorism programs and another on a Democratic security bill aimed at defending against the threat posed by the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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He was part of a group of 22 students at his school Wednesday morning who recited the Pledge of Allegiance, held pro-Second Amendment signs, and talked about how the Second Amendment was about defending against tyrannical government or any other threats.
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This is the explicit admission in the review of what critics of missile defense, including Russia and China, have asserted for 20 years: that the U.S. missile defense system ultimately is aimed at defending against the arsenals of other nuclear-armed major powers.
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Generally, my libertarian-minded self doesn't want the government too involved in much of anything, but because space exploration involves defending against existential risk and pursuing medical innovation for citizens, I'd advocate for the U.S. putting dramatically more resources into space exploration.
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The world feels anxious and divided, and Facebook has a lot of work to do -- whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate, defending against interference by nation states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent.
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Boris Teksler, Apple's former patent chief, observes that "efficient infringement", where the benefits outweigh the legal costs of defending against a suit, could almost be viewed as a "fiduciary responsibility", at least for cash-rich firms that can afford to litigate without end.
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Showing the long view of history feeding into this ethno-nationalist ideology, the weapons used -- as seen in a video of the attack livestreamed on Facebook -- have scrawled upon them references to 14th century Serbian fighters involved in defending against the Ottoman invasion.
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Among the recommendations, the paper calls for the creation of a so-called "Counter Disinformation Coalition" comprised of government and private sector representatives that would develop "best practices" for defending against disinformation, such as standards for social media companies to voluntarily adhere to.
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"The U.S. government cannot mobilize an effective strategy without White House leadership and prioritization," said Heather A. Conley, a State Department official under President George W. Bush who testified at a Senate hearing in the past week on defending against Russian interference.
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Johnson, speaking to a homeland security advisory panel at the Department of Homeland Security, was defending against critics who say the Obama administration is falling behind meeting its goal of bringing in 10,000 Syrian refugees into the country by the end of fiscal year 2016.
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But poll workers and former campaign officials say that their primary security concerns still aren't with voting machines themselves but with protecting voter registration systems and defending against basic phishing attacks like the ones used to gain entry to the Democratic National Committee's network.
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Mary Bonauto: I went to a small practice in Maine after graduating from Northeastern University School of Law in 1987 and jumped into representing men with HIV — both discrimination cases and estate planning, and defending against bad and advocating for good HIV related legislation.
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"The world feels anxious and divided, and Facebook has a lot of work to do—whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate, defending against interference by nation-states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent," Zuckerberg declared.
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In the process of defending against the lawsuit, the Trump administration found that a fourth teenager involved in the case, "Jane Roe," was actually found to be 19 years old and not a minor and transferred her to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody.
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WATCH: The Internet Goes Crazy Over Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston's Breakup Speaking of dispelling common misconceptions, Hiddleston recently opened up about his highly publicized romance with the Taylor Swift, defending against critics who speculated that the relationship was nothing but a publicity stunt.
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Swiss-based PGP end-to-end encrypted email provider, ProtonMail, now has an onion address, allowing users to access its service via a direct connection to the Tor anonymizing network — in what it describes as an active measure aimed at defending against state-sponsored censorship.
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"The world feels anxious and divided, and Facebook has a lot of work to do — whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate, defending against interference by nation states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent," Zuckerberg wrote.
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"We should give our military the tools they need to do battle in the 21st century, whether it takes place on the field or in cyberspace, and elevating CYBERCOM will improve mission outcomes and make us more agile in defending against 85033st century threats," Sen.
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The discussion among experts during the scenario already revealed that the U.S. and world community would have serious deficiencies when it came to defending against such an event, including lack of capacity for rapid vaccine development and a health care system with limited surge capacity.
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Today, the only true hope for stabilizing the global climate and defending against further interference by authoritarian powers will come from a renewed commitment to American leadership that is informed by an idealistic, moral, yet also practical outlook toward the rest of the world.
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Clinton, defending against those who say she violated cybersecurity rules while secretary of state, is in no position to buck Mr. Obama, who wants Mr. Snowden, played here by Joseph Gordon-Levitt, to return from Russian exile and stand trial for theft of secrets.
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Writing this month on the website of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, Michael Knights, a fellow at the institute, recommended the United States offer Saudi Arabia more assistance in defending against ballistic missile strikes, anti-ship attacks and strengthening its borders with Yemen.
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"The world feels anxious and divided," Mr. Zuckerberg wrote, "and Facebook has a lot of work to do — whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate, defending against interference by nation states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent."
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"The world feels anxious and divided, and Facebook has a lot of work to do–whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate, defending against interference by nation states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent," he wrote.
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So much had to go right, and it did, including a catch by wide receiver Julian Edelman that came with three Falcons defending against him and the ball bouncing off legs and feet before Edelman grabbed it within an inch of the turf. Destiny?
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As Laura Cutilletta, an attorney at the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, points out, "there's been a tremendous amount of success in defending against" laws making it easier to wield guns in public by gun control advocates in recent years, among other gun liberalization measures.
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In a service notice published in November 2349, Apple said that touch disease happens only after iPhones are "dropped multiple times on a hard surface and then incurring [sic] further stress on the device," which is the same argument it has made in defending against the lawsuit.
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Mr. Whitaker had publicly denigrated the special counsel inquiry before joining the administration; had worked on the campaign of a witness in the investigation, Sam Clovis; and had earlier interviewed with the White House to be its top in-house counsel for defending against the special counsel.
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Amazon said on Thursday that it blocked more than a million items from sale on its marketplace in recent weeks that made false claims about defending against the novel coronavirus, as schemers across the globe looked to make a quick buck amid a global health threat.
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Juncker said the cost of managing new problems with migration across the Mediterranean and defending against militant attacks, as well as new EU programs on joint defense and investment, required additional funding: "All that cannot be funded from just 1 pct of Europe's wealth," he told the forum.
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"Plaintiff and her counsel's motive is clear: file a completely meritless public lawsuit against a former United States Senator in order to obtain press coverage, increase defendants' costs in defending against the claim and extract a heavy settlement," the firm said in a filing in the D'Amato case.
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As Jim Mattis toured the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea, his South Korean counterpart pointed out the artillery in North Korea that puts Seoul in range of a nuclear bomb and said, "Defending against this many LRAs (long-range artillery) is infeasible in my opinion," Reuters reports.
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"The Department of Homeland Security needs qualified, principled leaders to successfully carry out its many vital national security functions – which include securing our nation's borders, preparing for and responding to disasters, protecting critical infrastructure, defending against cyber threats, and addressing the evolving threat of domestic terrorism," the senators wrote.
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The 70th anniversary celebrations in London largely illuminated NATO's uncertainty about whether its primary mission is defending against a disruptive Russia, a threatening Iran, a rising China, or reconfiguring its strategy to deal with an array of new cyber and disinformation threats that it has been slow to confront.
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"The world feels anxious and divided, and Facebook has a lot of work to do — whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate, defending against interference by nation states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent," Zuckerberg writes in a Facebook post.
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"The world feels anxious and divided, and Facebook has a lot of work to do -- whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate, defending against interference by nation states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent," Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post.
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"The world feels anxious and divided, and Facebook has a lot of work to do — whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate, defending against interference by nation states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent," Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post on Thursday.
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For 2018, the billionaire promised to do his job:The world feels anxious and divided, and Facebook has a lot of work to do — whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate, defending against interference by nation states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent.
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" By that, he means that Cylance's system — specifically its CylancePROTECT product — is predicting how malware, zero-day attacks, and other cyberthreats can attack networks, and then heading them off at the pass, "eliminating the need for individual security teams to analyze and develop expertise in defending against each new cyberattack.
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"What the North Koreans are capable of today is limited missile attack and we are capable of defending against a limited missile attack for our forces in South Korea, our South Korean allies, our Japanese allies, our forces in Okinawa, our forces in Guam and the American homeland," Dunford added.
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"The world feels anxious and divided, and Facebook has a lot of work to do — whether it's protecting our community from abuse and hate, defending against interference by nation states, or making sure that time spent on Facebook is time well spent," he said in a Facebook post last week.
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"I'd say it certainly does send a signal that this is a good system for defending against theater-level ballistic missile threats, including North Korea," said Bruce Klingner, former chief of the CIA's Korea branch and now senior research fellow for Northeast Asia at the Heritage Foundation's Asian Studies Center.
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You can&apost have a situation where you&aposre taking energy from Russia, then stating it&aposs the principal enemy you&aposre defending against, not putting the money into the alliance you&aposre supposed to be supporting, and going back to taking the energy, it does leave you a bit of a hostage.
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As Politico reports, this sort of protectionist stance towards dairy was attempted before by Tammy Baldwin, a Democratic representative from Wisconsin, in early 2017 through the DAIRY PRIDE act, which yes, is an acronym: the Defending Against Imitations and Replacements of Yogurt, Milk, and Cheese To Promote Regular Intake of Dairy Everyday Act.
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Chief Executive Mary Barra has sought to convince investors that GM is not as vulnerable to the cyclical nature of U.S. vehicle sales as in the past, and is defending against challenges from technology companies and rivals such as Tesla Motors by developing its own advanced electric cars and autonomous driving technology.
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At one point, Ginsburg asked Deputy Solicitor General Malcolm Stewart, the Trump administration lawyer who was defending the Postal Service, whether allowing the government access to patent reviews gives it "two bites of the apple" since it is not subject to the same constraints as private parties are when defending against infringement suits.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, who was fired by the Trump administration but has said he was terminated because he is a crucial witness in the Russia investigation, has raised more than $292,000 in seven hours to help cover costs defending against other ongoing government probes, the funding website showed.
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"As you'll hear more coming out of the summit, there's been agreements reached to increase our cooperation on counterterrorism, streamlining the transfer of critical defense capabilities to our GCC partners, bolstering GCC ballistic defense ... systems, and defending against the cyber threat," said Rob Malley, a senior adviser to Obama on the Middle East.
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And now that Russia has returned to a more ambitious and dangerous foreign policy, as demonstrated by its illegal annexation of Crimea and its invasion of eastern Ukraine, all of a sudden we're back in a world in which NATO is focussing on its traditional agenda of deterring and defending against Russia.
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So far, in his imposition of unilateral tariffs on products from China and other U.S. trading partners, President Trump has ignored this WTO treaty obligation, which is why the United States is now facing an uphill battle in defending against an ever-growing number of legal complaints by other countries in the WTO.
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While the true utility of "deep learning" in the context of security remains to be seen, better tools for doing the heavy lifting of identifying the patterns in attacks or isolating polymorphic malware are definitely a requirement if we're going to have any hope of successfully defending against the continually evolving tactics of bad actors.
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I think we understand that we were slow to it and need to do a better job both on this specific type of threat, defending against nation-states, which is not really a top-line thing that was a major focus before, even though there were some parts of the program that were doing that.
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"If I were Tom Steyer, what I would do is drop out and announce that all the resources I was going to put toward my campaign [instead would go to] defending against the slander and slime being directed at [Biden] by Donald Trump and his henchmen," Bennett said, arguing that it wasn't about protecting Biden but about not allowing Trump to control the Democratic primary.
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"To make certain and clear that counsel may take the necessary steps to vindicate their public reputation by addressing and defending against the defendant's claims of ineffective assistance of counsel, and equally to vindicate the integrity of this Court's previous proceedings, the government asks this Court to" allow Covington to discuss its representation of Flynn with the prosecutors, the court and potentially in a public hearing.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani also released a statement, translated by the BBC, citing "an atmosphere of threats and intimidation by the aggressive American regime against the Iranian nationa following the martyrdom of general Qassem Soleimani and with the aim of defending against possible US Army attacks, the Islamic Republic of Iran&aposs Armed forces were on full alert," when the plane was shot down.
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"If anything," Arthur Holland Michel, founder and co-director of the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard College, told Insider, "this attack confirms some of the worst fears among militaries and law enforcement as to just how much damage one can do" with this kind of technology, "Traditional air-defense systems are not up to the task of defending against low, slow, small drones because they simply were not designed for that," he explained.
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No matter how rich a country is, it has great respect for Kim Jong Un. A message might be that the sacrifice of the Korean people in the North to ensure the success of the revolution in the face of a hostile US and international community has been justified, because they have provided the foundation for Kim Jong Un's strength and stature in the international community while defending against a nuclear armed South Korea/US alliance.
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" Later, the Polish historian Marek Chodakiewicz, who has been among Mr. Gross's most vicious attackers, and who now occupies a chair of Polish studies at the Institute of World Politics in Washington, wrote that the so-called March of Independence "grew from the need to demonstrate our pride in the fact that we belong to a historical continuity, which is worthy of defending against threats emerging from liberalism and lefty-ism, including Marxism-lesbianism and multiculturalism.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is defending against allegations that Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE dined privately with a cardinal accused of sexual assault during his visit to the Vatican last summer.
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