"It's very common where, in a team of 10 people, five of us are disclosed to a project while five of us are not disclosed to a project," the engineer said.
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The bug was disclosed to Facebook and resolved in May.
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Her death was only disclosed to the public this week.
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The only issue is, is that disclosed to Hulk Hogan?
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The FAQ was disclosed to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The worker's identity has yet to be disclosed to the public.
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This source stated that this markup is not disclosed to clients.
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All White House visitor logs should be disclosed to the public.
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My relationship with my daughter improved after I disclosed to her.
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These cash flows were rarely disclosed to anyone but each other.
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Furthermore, the payment was never disclosed to the Federal Election Commission.
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Its role in legal cases is not always disclosed to defendants.
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That doesn't include all the "partnerships" that aren't disclosed to users.
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Such ads must be disclosed to viewers per Federal Election Commission guidelines.
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AI in late 2018, which was never previously disclosed to the press.
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More serious repairs are disclosed to shoppers before they buy, he said.
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The system error was disclosed to pilots on Friday, the union said.
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Such payments were not disclosed to readers, nor apparently to the sites themselves.
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The admission was disclosed to reporters by the lead French investigator, Francois Molins.
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He said all contacts with Russia had been disclosed to the U.S. Embassy.
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Unlike so many choices, though, the right choice is never disclosed to us.
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The side deal was never disclosed to the bond investors, the regulator said.
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After she disclosed to me, I hated that man that was my father.
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His actions, they said, were disclosed to and approved by other company officials.
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Police officials would not say what, if any, motive he disclosed to officers.
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Chinedu requested some personal information not be disclosed to help protect his privacy.
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But Mnuchin's role in the entities was supposed to be disclosed to the committee.
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Names of both the accuser and the accused are not disclosed to the committee.
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Like the Pebble purchase, the terms of the deal weren't disclosed to the public.
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The information is privately disclosed to companies, often in exchange for a bug bounty.
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Under law, all the documents were to be disclosed to the public last week.
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It wouldn't protect whoever disclosed to the Parliamentarian if an NDA is in place.
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The practice, a conflict of interest, was not disclosed to clients, the SEC said.
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Unfortunately, we don't know because the information has not been disclosed to the public.
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Ohr disclosed to lawmakers that he made another contact with the FBI on Aug.
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At least 77 service members have disclosed to their supervisors that they are transgender.
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When contributions are disclosed to the FEC, the FEC posts them on its website.
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To be clear, this exploit was responsibly disclosed to ASUS and has been patched.
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He had saved and saved, amassing an amount that he hadn't disclosed to anyone.
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But the leakers disclosed to the public — and our enemies — sensitive and classified information.
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The transactions were disclosed to the Securities and Exchange Commission in a public filing.
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The EPA said they were "illegally sold" because the software was not disclosed to regulators.
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Rettig disclosed to lawmakers that he has never managed a staff larger than 35 people.
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This transfer was disclosed to LPs via footnotes in annual reports, according to King-Shaw.
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The Putin-Le Pen meeting was not disclosed to reporters until after it had happened.
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How the Hitlermobile wound up in Texas Canyon, Arizona, is not disclosed to the visitor.
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Those transactions are reviewed and approved by the board, and they are disclosed to investors.
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CDL's earlier 552.5 pence per share cash proposal, disclosed to the stock market on Oct.
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One of the first NSLs disclosed to the public occurred after a decade-long lawsuit.
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Once information is disclosed to one person, it is essentially costless to reveal to others.
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All campaign expenses, including payments and loans, are supposed to be disclosed to the FEC.
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His team argues that they cover things Manafort disclosed to the DOJ himself in 2014.
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An air ambulance took the injured man, whose condition was not disclosed, to a hospital.
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It's my view that PTSD risk should be disclosed to workers in the job description.
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Details of the meeting had not been disclosed to the press prior to Trump's announcement.
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He also disclosed, to a senior Justice Department official, the animus he felt toward Trump.
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Though the problem was discussed, it was never disclosed to regulators or the public, Reuters reported.
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The flaw was discovered by researchers from Graz University of Technology and was disclosed to Intel.
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He concluded by repeating his demand for Mueller's report to be fully disclosed to the public.
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That code, however, which is not disclosed to phone users, made its way onto American phones.
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And a pay range will be disclosed to applicants that the app deems potentially suitable — i.e.
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In September 2013, Ms. Guimaraes disclosed to Mr. Brann that she intended to remain in Brazil.
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The breach was detected in July but not disclosed to the S.E.C. and investors until September.
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VW disclosed to U.S. authorities that it had used illegal software in its cars on Sept.
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"He had never disclosed to me that he had affection for me," Ms. Constand replied levelly.
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In civil cases, trade secrets are often disclosed to opposing parties subject to a protective order.
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White Houses under Republican and Democratic presidents have asserted executive privilege to prevent certain information from being disclosed to Congress, and attorneys representing the White House and Trump have personally indicated they could assert that privilege over information that would be disclosed to Congress and the public.
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The SEC said the fraud relied on four interlinked companies whose relationships weren't fully disclosed to investors.
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One victim was 17 years old and the other's age was not disclosed to the news media.
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This week, the clothing retailer Forever 21 disclosed to customers that it was hacked earlier in 2017.
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Mr. Finegan disclosed to the court that he was paid $450 an hour by Mr. Woods's attorneys.
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The stake is expected to be disclosed to the London Stock Exchange on Monday, the report said.
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Neither of those potential conflicts were disclosed to Regency investors prior to the vote on the deal.
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Let's remember this was never disclosed to our family until months later when heroic whistleblowers came forward.
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The purchase is expected to be disclosed to the London Stock Exchange on Monday, Sky News said.
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He added that the breach was disclosed to the public during his first day on the job.
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The White House agreed to hold back the information, which was also disclosed to the Mueller investigation.
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What is typically seen as important by courts is that the agenda is disclosed to a judge.
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The bug was first disclosed to the Android team on September 27th, and it was made public today.
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Lawmakers are concerned about the request and whether information about it is being properly disclosed to the public.
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And there are real questions about why this text wasn't disclosed to congressional investigators looking into similar issues.
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What was this DOJ official doing and why was this not disclosed to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court?
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The vulnerability that was disclosed to Apple involved older versions of the iPhone and the Mac, Apple said.
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Any exculpatory evidence must be disclosed to the defense, though attorneys need security clearances to see classified information.
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If a woman has disclosed to you that she's undocumented, that is not information to be shared. 91.
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Castile provided Yanez with his insurance permit and disclosed to the officer that he was carrying a firearm.
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Shares of Arabtec plummeted almost 13 percent at the open after the results were disclosed to the market.
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The report said the information was not disclosed to Johnson's defense lawyers at the time of his trial.
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Previous presidential physicals also mostly excluded mental acuity readings, at least any that were disclosed to the public.
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When we reunited, she disclosed to him and he blocked me, he just never talked to me again.
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"The government has particularized concerns about discovery in this case being disclosed to Russian intelligence services," prosecutors wrote.
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"It makes no sense to allow the information about the vulnerability to be disclosed to an alleged criminal, but not allow it to be disclosed to Mozilla," the filing reads, Mozilla claims to have contacted the government asking for more information about the NIT, but has not been provided with any.
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It cannot be disclosed to federal law enforcement or immigration authorities without permission from the city's human resources administration.
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The move follows questions from Reuters about the leak, which until now has not been disclosed to the public.
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In fact, the emails confirm what was already revealed by emails and documents disclosed to the Times in 2014.
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The appointee was not disclosed to AP but they are expected to be an official from another government agency.
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The meetings were disclosed to German competition officials in letters from VW and Daimler and viewed by Der Spiegel.
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And they were angry that the system was not disclosed to them until after the October crash in Indonesia.
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Yet reporters quickly raised questions about the source of these funds and how they were disclosed to the FEC.
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Those bonuses are built into the insurance plans' premiums, but the costs aren't disclosed to employers unless they ask.
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President Trump was reportedly upset Hicks disclosed to the House Intelligence Committee she had told "white lies" for him.
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Weeks before, she had disclosed to me that Master Avery was her close friend and a trained professional dominatrix.
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The existence of the memos were most valuable if left confidential and not disclosed to Trump and his aides.
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Khosrowshahi has said the incident should have been disclosed to regulators at the time it was discovered in 2016.
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The fee increase, disclosed to the Scouts' regional councils last week, seeks to relieve some of the financial pressure.
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Executives reportedly sold stock in the company after the hack but before the breach was disclosed to the public.
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He said there were very complicated regulations governing whether auxillary emissions control devices should have been disclosed to regulators.
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"I don't think anyone would want the disclosure of everything they searched for disclosed to other people," he said.
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Political contributions by public companies do not have to be disclosed to shareholders, although some of companies do it.
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Critically, if the department had followed the rule, the Ukraine affair would have been disclosed to the American public.
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In Florida, Trump can work on his tan while not worrying about any tax forms being disclosed to anyone.
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If there are undisclosed relationships, however, they should be fully disclosed to the intelligence committees investigating Russian attacks on American democracy, and they should be fully disclosed to the American people who have a right to know whether our leaders could be under the influence of money or business from foreign sources.
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But Brennan never signed or sent the letter, which the CIA said had been disclosed to VICE News by mistake.
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Top secret information is defined as material that would cause "exceptionally grave damage" to national security if disclosed to adversaries.
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However, Sokol had purchased stock in Lubrizol just days before the pitch — a fact that wasn't properly disclosed to Buffett.
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So is whether all users have scores, how they're used, and if they'd ever be disclosed to the users themselves.
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By contrast, it's a terrible solution to a desire to avoid having your emails disclosed to the public via FOIA.
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Although these arrangements are legal, they represent a potential conflict of interest—and their cost is not disclosed to investors.
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Cognizant's Duncan told me the company would investigate the various safety and management issues that moderators had disclosed to me.
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And now, it has taken away a closely watched performance metric that it has disclosed to investors for 20 years.
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KORO originally disclosed to Heier, off the record, that the funding she sought had been approved by the artistic committee.
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U.S. lawmakers have been briefed about the loss of the satellite, but virtually nothing has been disclosed to the public.
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Alexander disclosed to reporters earlier Thursday evening that he would make a statement on witnesses shortly after the session ends.
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MR: When your memories, things you've never disclosed to anyone, start appearing in your mind as you read the poem.
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This time frame, revealed by Reuters, was not disclosed to investors despite being "a highly material fact," the lawsuit alleges.
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They expect the deal, the price of which was not disclosed, to close in the beginning of the third quarter.
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That privilege, as a rule, prevents confidential legal discussions between lawyers and their clients being disclosed to a third-party.
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Ross disclosed to CNBC that in May 200 he shorted the stock of both Air Lease and Ocwen Financial Corporation.
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This action was said to have been taken in order to prevent Trump's comments from being disclosed to the public.
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If he told that to the FBI and it wasn't disclosed to the FISA court, there could be serious repercussions.
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Homeland Security disclosed to Wyden that officials have reports of "nefarious actors" exploiting SS7 security flaws to target Americans' communications.
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Clinton's campaign, the bureau disclosed to the court that the information it had received from Mr. Steele was politically motivated.
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When the affair was disclosed to Google's human resources department, the woman, a paralegal, was moved into the sales department.
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Most of his outside income was not disclosed to the journals in which he published, in violation of their requirements.
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Ross disclosed to CNBC that in May 2017 he shorted the stock of both Air Lease and Ocwen Financial Corporation.
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Those vulnerabilities were disclosed to Monero and Zcash, and Tramer says he's happy with how quickly both teams patched them.
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The officials who disclosed to Reuters the precise nature and timing of the upcoming test spoke on condition of anonymity.
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The system operates with little oversight, and its role in legal cases is not always disclosed to defendants, records show.
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Also, as special prosecutor, he is required to defer to Barr as to what can be disclosed to the public.
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Further complicating matters, North Korea hasn't yet disclosed to the United States exactly how many nuclear bombs it even has.
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One way you can tell it's a terrible solution is that Hillary Clinton's work emails have been disclosed to the public.
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Lime and Bird by the numbers: Total rides disclosed to date: Bird, 10 million; Lime, 11.5 million (including some bike rides).
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The driver, whose name was not disclosed to BuzzFeed News, pushed her into a railing, causing her to fall, she said.
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A representative for the company declined to say whether Mack disclosed to PeerIQ that he owned a stake in Cirrix Capital.
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In a departure from normal procedure, the names of these signatories were not disclosed to the house, according to three lawmakers.
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Balarezo proposed, instead, that the names of prospective jurors be withheld from the public and Guzmán, but disclosed to the attorneys.
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Those findings are largely consistent with what Facebook has disclosed to Congress about the Facebook ads bought by Russian-backed accounts.
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The portion of failed attacks is likely to be much higher as many attempted incidents are not disclosed to the public.
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Barbara Levin, a CNN spokeswoman, likewise said that the payments were severance and were disclosed to viewers whenever Mr. Lewandowski appeared.
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Under Trump, the CIA has largely regained the ability to conduct secret drone strikes, which are not disclosed to the public.
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FOMC members' projections, which are disclosed to the public, foresee the Federal Fund Rate rising almost a percentage point in 2628.
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In a normal American bankruptcy proceeding, such a conflict would need to be disclosed to the court and to the public.
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For most of the year, Facebook has fought vigorously in court to prevent that email from being disclosed to the public.
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Soon afterwards details of a payment to Mr Manafort for services for Mr Yanukovych were disclosed to the New York Times.
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Two weeks ago, the FBI, in a letter disclosed to us 10 days after the election, revealed that the bureau may very well have been investigating Trump when Comey disclosed to Congress prior to the election that the agency had found additional emails that "appear to be pertinent" to its investigation of Clinton's private email server.
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As for Pishevar's relationship with the representative, the filing says it began after Pramana was hired and was disclosed to both companies.
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A source told CNBC the company will be investigated by the New York Attorney General with regard to information disclosed to investors.
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So it wasn't new information, it was that it was newly disclosed to people outside of a certain tier at Amazon. Right.
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Credit Suisse said the risks were disclosed to investors, including that the estimates could be delayed by a data or market disruption.
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The additional attacks SWIFT disclosed to Reuters do not include others that have already come to light since the Bangladesh Bank heist.
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This relationship was not disclosed to the members of Louisville's Metro Council, and Leet said it was purposefully obfuscated by the mayor.
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A U.S. engineer at Takata asked if that incident should have been disclosed to the NHTSA in 2010, but it was not.
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Damore disclosed to his non-male colleagues that he believes that they are predisposed to being worse at their jobs than males.
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Those stipulations, which were not disclosed to the ICO participants, mean it could take more than three years to complete the sale.
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In March 2017, Flynn retroactively disclosed to the Justice Department that his firm's work for Inovo may have benefited the Turkish government.
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More than 670,000 taxpayers have joined the programme, declaring 4,395 trillion rupiah ($329.11 billion) worth of assets previously not disclosed to authorities.
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He said the findings were disclosed to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and discussed in detail prior to the treatment's approval.
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A normal president would have trouble getting away with this because his sources of income would be routinely disclosed to the public.
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Deals with manufacturers such as Amazon, Apple, BlackBerry and Samsung were also disclosed to the Times in a separate report on Sunday.
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But among the swirl of state and federal investigations that have opened since the breach was disclosed to the public on Sept.
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In June 2017, Google researchers discovered major security vulnerabilities in common computer processors, which were disclosed to the public earlier this month.
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When the government finds a previously undiscovered hack, the panel determines whether it should be disclosed to the manufacturer to be corrected.
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The fact that my mother disclosed to me that I was born from genocide rape made me increase my love for her.
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Some are planning to take legal action to try to learn whether the navy knows more than it has disclosed to date.
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Saikawa was allowed to resign in September after an internal investigation found that he received improper payments that weren't disclosed to shareholders.
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Of course in any case, the memo says the multiple anti-Trump sponsors of Steele's efforts were not disclosed to the court.
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Judge DiFiore also expressed support for changing discovery rules to require that more evidence is disclosed to defendants earlier in the process.
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The big differences are that the donations for disguised political activities would be tax-deductible and no longer disclosed to the public.
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The lobbying work was not disclosed to the Department of Justice (DOJ), as is required under the law, according to the indictment.
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As part of the filing, prosecutors asked that the evidence that they turn over to defendants not be disclosed to anyone else.
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In 6900, researchers revealed that the Census Bureau had disclosed to the Army how many Japanese Americans lived on each city block.
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Mr. Steyer also disclosed to Vogue magazine in November that he and his wife of 32 years, Kat Taylor, were living separately.
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These records, never disclosed to the military but examined in part by Reuters, show that weeks routinely elapsed before hazards were remedied.
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Carlos Monteiro, a spokesman for Petrobras in Rio de Janeiro, said any communications on an agreement would be disclosed to the market.
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UniCredit said on Tuesday the regulatory treatment of the CASHES had been fully disclosed to the market and confirmed and reviewed by regulators.
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Former White House communications director Hope Hicks reportedly disclosed to the US House Intelligence Committee that one of her email accounts was hacked.
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A friend of Kay's told BuzzFeed News that about a decade ago, Kay disclosed to her that Robbins had repeatedly hit on her.
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I will respect the privacy of humans for their personal data are not disclosed to AI systems so that the world may know.
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A new research paper from Princeton University has found that 90 percent of affiliate posts on YouTube and Pinterest aren't disclosed to users.
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The committee has now published the Brexit ads that Facebook disclosed to it, more than two years after the referendum vote took place.
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The purpose must be disclosed to the individual, with an expiration date, and with notification of the individual's right to revoke their authorization.
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The personal information of cardholders cannot be disclosed to federal law enforcement or immigration authorities without permission from the city's human resources administration.
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The spokesperson did not reveal why the bug wasn't revealed to the public until nearly a month after being disclosed to Irish officials.
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In addition, Mr. Laplanche had not disclosed to company directors his stake in a fund in which Lending Club was weighing an investment.
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Prosecutors said the insider trading against Bonthu related to the massive data breach last July that Equifax disclosed to the public in September.
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But the Supreme Court ended up agreeing with C&J that details of the Cerberus proposal didn't need to be disclosed to shareholders.
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Facebook did not know the precise nature or extent of the personal information it disclosed to the "This is Your Digital Life" App.
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" The firm said the investigation revealed "information that was not previously disclosed to our firm and therefore not included in the original filings.
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The names, occupations and addresses of anyone who donates more than $0003 to federal candidates must be disclosed to the Federal Election Commission.
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Eventually, for reasons not disclosed to Gupta, court officers told the judge that her client was not a threat, and he was released.
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The new policy would also require that the name and organization of the person who requested misconduct records be disclosed to that officer.
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Coinbase disclosed to the attorney general's office that almost 20 percent of executed volume on its platform was attributable to its own trading.
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And you could've disclosed to them... ISRAEL: That's not the -- that's not -- I couldn't disclose it then, because there was no corroboration, Jake.
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After the article was published, I disclosed to her that, while very different, I've also had to work my way around a handicap.
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As the executive order doesn't require that waivers be disclosed to the public, it's unclear whether Trump or his designees have provided any waivers.
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SunEdison said on Monday the internal investigation is based on allegations by former executives concerning the company's anticipated financial position disclosed to the board.
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"The two former HML employees misappropriated the complainants' trade secrets which were then disclosed to the proposed company respondents," HML said in a statement.
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The judge ordered that the name of the hospice and the exact timing of Charlie's last moments should not be disclosed to the public.
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It does not appear that Facebook disclosed to users that a real person might listen to their conversations if they selected the aforementioned option.
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"SVC has disclosed to both HP and the state the relationship with the other to be transparent," Verma told the Indianapolis Star in 2014.
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"He had never disclosed to me that he had affection for me…that he was interested in a romantic interaction with me," Constand said.
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Tuesday morning: New York Times announces that it was Israel's confidential information that Trump disclosed to Russia, who is allied with Iran — Israel's adversary.
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But senior officials told the Post they're worried Trump might not understand just how sensitive the info he disclosed to the Russians may be.
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The two bills would create new standards for investment advisers, allowing them to sell proprietary products as long as that is disclosed to clients.
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The Post reported that Trump had disclosed to the Russians what officials described as "highly-classified information" related to an Islamic State terror plot.
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Hassan's last name, as well as the first names of his family members, are not being disclosed to protect the privacy of the family.
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But the final deferred prosecution agreement gave a conditional release from liability for transactions disclosed to investigators during the period covered by the settlement.
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Wells received nearly double the amount of compensation it had disclosed to investors in offering documents because of that deal, according to the SEC.
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"The investment firm made an investment in River Studios that was explicitly allowed for and something we have disclosed to our investors," he says.
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It also argues Schefter had a duty under Florida law not to disseminate confidential medical records that were disclosed to him by hospital employees.
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Eventually, HNA disclosed to American regulators that its other co-chairman, Chen Feng, was a member of the Communist Party, according to the lawsuit.
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Its finances "were fully audited internally and independently," and donors were fully vetted and disclosed to the Federal Election Commission, as required, he said.
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Details of secret American cybersecurity programs were disclosed to journalists by Edward J. Snowden, a former N.S.A. contractor now living in exile in Moscow.
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Sirleaf of using state resources to fund Mr. Weah's campaign and said that evidence would be disclosed to the public at a later date.
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The worker might never know why, because these no-hire agreements are between the franchiser and its franchisees — they're generally not disclosed to employees.
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But he maintained that he had never disclosed to her any classified information that he had learned from his role on the Intelligence Committee.
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Twitter disclosed to congressional investigators last month that RT, formerly known as Russia Today, paid for $274,100 in ads on its platform in 2016.
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Grand jury proceedings typically are secret and cannot be disclosed to anybody other than the approved prosecutors and law enforcement officers on the case.
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The resident, only disclosed to be in their 50s, died Sunday, making theirs the first EEE-related death documented in the state since 2007.
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The bug was responsibly disclosed to LastPass before being made public, and there's no evidence that an exploit was ever deployed on the web.
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Previously, certain nonprofits had to name their large donors to the government even though they were not supposed to be disclosed to the public.
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But investments for McKinsey's 20153(k) plan, which must be disclosed to the Department of Labor, make up only about half of MIO's assets.
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Experts and privacy hawks argue that zero-days should be disclosed to companies rather than weaponized by spy agencies, especially for widely-used technology.
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Hyperloop One's lawyers said that Pishevar's relationship with the Pramana employee began after Pramana was hired and that the relationship was disclosed to both firms.
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The list the company disclosed to me includes LiveNation/Ticketmaster, Pinterest, Kronos, Tribune Media, Verifone, Agilent, Texas A&M University and DZ Bank in Germany.
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" Although Spelling admitted that she will "never talk about anything personal with people," she disclosed to Ziering that she was born with a "finger thumb.
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There will also be a 'confidential' phase during which customers can discuss product and other ideas without this being disclosed to BT Group, Ofcom said.
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The disclosure of the full version of that video led to the discovery of other Project Veritas videos that hadn't been disclosed to the defense.
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The woman was 16 at the time, which the police report states she had disclosed to Stallone and is the age of consent in Nevada.
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Vale declined to comment on its debt raising efforts and said that any new transactions would be disclosed to the market at an appropriate time.
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MEXICO CITY, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Shareholders in Mexico's Vista Oil & Gas approved a capital increase on Monday, the company disclosed to the country's stock exchange.
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According to California law, violent deaths in a home only need to be disclosed to new buyers if they happened in the past three years.
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Pearce, who joined as a portfolio manager, previously held roles at Pictet Asset Management and Edoma Partners, filings disclosed to Britain's financial markets regulator show.
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In late February, Reuters had reported that Sharp had contingent liabilities of around 22.26 billion yen ($20.26 billion) which had not been disclosed to Foxconn.
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N cable network that broadcasts "Game of Thrones," confirmed on Tuesday that it was investigating a hack that it disclosed to employees 10 days ago.
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The request comes after Facebook disclosed to congressional investigators that it sold political advertisements to groups linked to the Kremlin ahead of the presidential election.
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If he has some other personal knowledge of or evidence of collusion, it should be disclosed to the Special Counsel, not The New York Times.
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Bafin said on Monday it was examining whether carmakers had made use of a whistleblower provision, and whether this needed to be disclosed to investors.
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Laplanche had also not disclosed to Lending Club that he held an ownership stake in a fund in which the company was considering an investment.
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No texts were disclosed to the gallery or the public in advance of their reading, and Steiner chooses and alternates between them as she likes.
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Twitter disclosed to the United States Congress this week that it had identified 2,752 accounts affiliated with Russia's Internet Research Agency, a notorious troll factory.
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A review by The Times found that few, if any, of those personal ties were disclosed to stock and bonds investors of the company's affiliates.
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Clinton's campaign as having funded the Steele research, the bureau disclosed to the court that the information it had received from him was politically motivated.
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Huawei employees have helped African governments spy on political opponents in at least 2 instances not disclosed to the public, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Judging from the year the purchase order was filed on, 2016, it is possible that's a device not disclosed to the public at this time.
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The legal dispute is still murky, and seems to be wrapped up in a deeply personal separation that McClain didn't want disclosed to the media.
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The woman who died was pregnant at the time, which she had not disclosed to the treatment center, according to Nicolas Mouly, Alima's emergencies coordinator.
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Then it will be up to Barr to decide how much of it can be disclosed to Congress and the public in his own report.
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Mr. Smith said the case constituted a "multibillion-dollar liability" that had not been disclosed to Dow Chemical's stockholders or the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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These programs were first disclosed to the public through leaks in 2013, and have been the subject of intense public debate in the intervening years.
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Bloomberg also reported that three senior executives at the company sold stock after the breach was discovered but before it was disclosed to the public.
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Credit reporting firm Equifax reportedly knew about a major hack of its computer systems in March, nearly five months before it disclosed to the public.
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He was absent from Nigeria for several months in 2017 when he sought treatment in London for an illness he never disclosed to the public.
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" On another section of the questionnaire that asked for additional information that should be disclosed to the committee in connection with his nomination, Dickson responded, "None.
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His stake in a showplace home in Oklahoma City was bought from a lobbyist and hidden in a shell company and not disclosed to ethics officials.
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Then there's what is called "Full Disclosure," where discovered vulnerabilities are simply disclosed to the public, sometimes before the vendor has had the opportunity to respond.
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During cross-examination on Wednesday, Downing asked Gates if he disclosed to the FBI during a 2014 interview the existence of offshore accounts associated with Manafort.
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Website sales are the primary driver of Aloha's revenue, with online gross sales increasing by 100 percent between 2015 and 2016, the company disclosed to CNBC.
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They presented evidence of dozens of secret communications between the prosecutors and judge, known as ex parte contacts, that had never been disclosed to the defense.
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A zero-day vulnerability is a bug in software code that could allow access to that system and that has not been disclosed to the vendor.
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"If identifying information is disclosed to the public at large, it will affect plaintiff's professional reputation and ability to secure comparable employment opportunities," the motion said.
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Young people were most likely to have disclosed their sexual orientation or gender identity to an LGBTQ+ friend, and more than half disclosed to their parents.
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Yet in grand jury testimony before the trial that had not been disclosed to Kuenzel's defense lawyer, she claimed she couldn't see clearly in the store.
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The size of Kiltearn's loss has only emerged now because the doubling of its stake in February was only disclosed to the stock market on Friday.
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It also requires that class action lawyers only get paid after the victims and orders any third-party funding agreement to be disclosed to the court.
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Credit reporting firm Equifax reportedly knew about a major hack of its computer systems in March, nearly five months before the hack disclosed to the public.
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The reason behind this was never disclosed to the media, and this level of confidentiality is something that's quite common during royal tours, according to Morgan.
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UniCredit said at that time that the regulatory treatment of the convertible securities had been fully disclosed to the market and confirmed and reviewed by regulators.
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The Employee Privacy Protection Act would give employees the ability to control what private information is disclosed to unions and which method is preferred for communicating.
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This was not disclosed to anybody, but some people found out and started talking among themselves, and there was a big meeting of all the partners.
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The Senate intelligence committee on Thursday sent a letter to Kushner probing his use of private email, which he had not previously disclosed to the panel.
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"This case involved a perfect storm of error — bad defense counsel, an unreliable witness, critical evidence that was never disclosed to the defense," Ms. Saifee said.
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Rimm said "material developments" in a case that would have to be disclosed to a client "includes settlements," such as the payment of money to Daniels.
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This industry is regulated by the Federal Trade Commission, which has set out a series of rules requiring paid affiliate links to be disclosed to users.
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They also need to force the company to quickly identify and alert the tens of millions of people whose information might have been disclosed to Cambridge.
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The Shawnigan Residents Association allege that this 50/50 partnership, which was never disclosed to either the Ministry or the Environmental Appeal Board, amounts to fraud.
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The memo also claims this relationship was not disclosed to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court when the Justice Department applied for a surveillance warrant on Page.
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Andrew Wyatt, Mr. Cosby's publicist, when asked for comment, said in an email, "No one disclosed to us that they were taking him to that facility."
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In the methodology portion of her "Poisoned Apple" study, Church admits that she disclosed to her subjects that she was also a stepmother before interviewing them.
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The Washington Post reported Monday that President Trump disclosed to top Russian officials highly classified information about terror plots involving the use of laptops on flights.
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The privacy law already allows limited information to be disclosed to companies that provide case management, transportation and housing to the seriously mentally ill for money.
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It was not clear why the airline was not aware of the deficiencies, particularly since several failed promotional checks should had been disclosed to the FAA.
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Meanwhile, Spaceflight Industries will use the funds generated from the sale (the terms of the deal were not disclosed) to re-invest in its BlackSky business.
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The plan also calls for a special one-time tax—though the rate was not disclosed—to entice companies to bring back money they made overseas.
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Overall, Patten and Kilimnik were paid more than $1 million for Ukrainian opposition bloc work, which Patten never disclosed to US government officials he met with.
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The Justice Department said it supported President Trump's Supreme Court fight to block his tax returns from being disclosed to a New York prosecutor, Reuters reports.
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This is happening sort of under the cover of proprietary private sector tech that is actually not disclosed to the people that it's going to affect.
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As we know from Papadopoulos' guilty plea, Russian agents disclosed to Papadopoulos their possession of stolen Clinton emails and interest in a relationship with the campaign.
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In the same report, we disclosed to the court that government lawyers informed us that it would take 45 to 66 years to comply with our request.
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We expect QIA assets, which are not officially disclosed, to rise to an estimated USD338bn (209% of GDP) in 2016 from USD318bn (193% of GDP) in 11033.
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The Times said it is now looking into Watkins&apos involvement in Wolfe's case, her relationship with Wolfe and how much she disclosed to her former employers.
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Wahlberg, who plays a detective in the film, was paid $2 million for the extra work, a source close to the film disclosed to the Washington Post.
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Wahlberg, who plays a detective in the film, was paid $2 million for the extra work, a source close to the film disclosed to the Washington Post.
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In an email to BuzzFeed News, White House spokesperson Hogan Gidley disputed that posts on a message board had to be disclosed to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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News of the fine — levied after an ethics group complained that the donation had not been disclosed to tax officials — was first reported by The Washington Post.
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Later, Macron would tell the French press it was a purposeful pissing match: "My handshake with him — it wasn't innocent," he disclosed to the Journal du Dimanche.
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This additional step was disclosed to limited partners on Monday via an email from new CEO Christine Tsai, while a public announcement is expected to come soon.
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Uber executive Amit Singhal was just fired after Recode discovered he had not disclosed to Uber the sexual harassment violation that had forced him to leave Google.
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Partner Categories was particularly powerful because it allowed marketers to direct their ads based on information that users may never have disclosed to their friends on Facebook.
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Apple is fighting this legislation; public records show that Apple is lobbying against the bill in New York, where lobbying records must be disclosed to the public.
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Small Business Majority found that 80 percent of small-business owners they polled are in favor of ensuring interest rates and fees are clearly disclosed to borrowers.
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Cür Media, a high-profile music startup touting budget subscriptions, disclosed to the Securities and Exchange Commission last month that it had laid off all its employees.
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The episode is similar to what happened in 2017, when multiple media outlets revealed details about the nature of the intelligence Trump disclosed to two Russian officials.
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The Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) requires the influence activities of foreign government entities, officials and those tied to them to be disclosed to the Justice Department.
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He also disclosed to the Russians classified intelligence about the Islamic State that had been provided by Israel, one of the United States' closest Middle Eastern allies.
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In the meantime, she urges healthcare providers to discuss with young adults what information will be disclosed to their parents and ways to possibly avoid sensitive disclosures.
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Assessing patients face to face and finding out their experiences and history, much of which is private, and has perhaps never been disclosed to anyone, is essential.
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Once this rule is in place, advisors can no longer conceal any potential conflict of interest and all fees and commissions must be clearly disclosed to clients.
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A share account held elsewhere by Malkovich had been disclosed to U.S. tax authorities and closed in 1999, before the institution was acquired by HSBC, they said.
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This vulnerability was responsibly disclosed to us and, as an interim solution, we have disabled the code signing check functionality which can be bypassed by this vulnerability.
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Kappel also claims that the identity of a hedge fund investor, which Grayson kept secret until brought before the OCE, was disclosed to a major Democratic donor.
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"All matters pertaining to Laundry Service, Cycle, Wasserman and their clients are strictly confidential and should not be disclosed to anyone outside the company, " the memo said.
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He said that he doesn't yet know the results, and didn't give a timeframe for when they might be disclosed to him or announced to the public.
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That month, Facebook disclosed to Congress that it had identified and shut down more than 170 Russia-linked Instagram accounts, which had collectively posted about 120,000 times.
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But investigators have looked into whether the bank improperly wooed financial backers, including through paying "advisory services" to investors that were not initially disclosed to the public.
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Google's security research initiative Project Zero posted a "very deep dive" detailing the exploits, which their Threat Analysis Group discovered and disclosed to Apple in Feb. 2019.
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"Often I am the first person that they have ever disclosed to about the abuse that happened to them, this is 30 years later," Crawford-Jakubiak said.
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An automatic base payment of $75 will be provided to about 1,600 additional customers whose health information was allegedly disclosed to Aetna's legal counsel and mail vendor.
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But they might go a long way to confirming or debunking the claims that Cotten died at the time and in the manner disclosed to QuadrigaCX customers.
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If his figures are correct, however, SolarCity could be facing a threat to its financial performance that it had not disclosed to the government or to investors.
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Facebook insisted the data was misused but not stolen, because users gave permission, sparking a debate about what constitutes a hack that must be disclosed to customers.
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The vulnerability was also disclosed to both the Chromium and Mozilla teams, but since it's not an issue with their browsers, there's not much those developers can do.
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UniCredit said in an emailed statement "the regulatory treatment of the Cashes shares has been fully disclosed to the market and confirmed and reviewed by the competent regulators".
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There had already been at least two classified briefings on issues related to the topic where the information could have been disclosed to senators, according to one source.
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We also said that transfers of assets between SoftBank and the Vision Fund are disclosed to SoftBank's board and approved by the Vision Fund's three-person investment committee.
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When you look through the disbursements the Trump campaign has disclosed to the Federal Election Commission, it's pretty clear that Trump is paying himself a lot of cash.
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"President Duterte never disclosed to the public that his supposed rehabilitation plan includes deployment of police forces in a full battle gear," said Mr. Hicap, a former congressman.
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The University of Michigan (UM) study cited in the piece was sponsored by the ductile iron pipe industry association (DIPRA), a connection Pemrick should have disclosed to readers.
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According to letters disclosed to the group in court, these transfers have taken place behind the backs of the solicitors appointed specifically to hold the intelligence community accountable.
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Proceeds from the rebate are not passed back to the advertiser, which the report argues should at least be disclosed to the advertiser when entering into any agreement.
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In late August, Reuters reported on a long-running leak of contaminated water, which had not been disclosed to the public, at the mine, Mexico's biggest gold deposit.
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Many of those could have been business expenses, the agent said, but the other millions of dollars certainly should have been disclosed to the IRS as income. 4.
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If he made that statement with the FBI monitoring, and it was not disclosed to the FISA court, it could be another case of FBI or DOJ misconduct.
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The USS Jimmy Carter is the most secret nuclear submarine on the planet, moving alone and silently on missions that are never disclosed to the greater American public.
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It further claims the data was exposed to the risk of being disclosed to Cambridge Analytica and used for political profiling purposes, and passed to other third parties.
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It is considered good legal practice for such arrangements to be disclosed to all parties in the lawsuit — something the Labaton firm did not do in this litigation.
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Of the three false claims, one was a data error made by a think tank and not disclosed to the Sanders campaign until after he gave this speech.
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Arnold said fingerprints obtained from beer cans allegedly held by the robbers that night didn't match with Brooks' prints, but that this information wasn't disclosed to his attorney.
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The company insisted the data was misused but not stolen, because users gave permission, sparking a debate about what constitutes a hack that must be disclosed to customers.
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Specifically, Exxon disclosed to investors "that it was applying a cost of carbon approaching $80 per ton across its business to account for that risk," per the memo.
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Michael Sitrick, a spokesman for Guggenheim, previously said Court and Walter "only have a business relationship," but that any personal relationship would have been disclosed to the company.
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As a result, one of the most pressing questions Barr will face in the coming weeks is the extent to which Mueller's findings should be disclosed to Congress.
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Once the information Mr. Papadopoulos had disclosed to the Australian diplomat reached the F.B.I., the bureau opened an investigation that became one of its most closely guarded secrets.
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The women all have a hidden identity that isn't disclosed to their boyfriends, seemingly out of a desire to protect the men's egos rather than their physical safety.
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Through our investigation into this matter, we found the supplier's factory sent purses to be made at other factories in the region that were not disclosed to us.
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Text messages recovered from Corwin's phone reveal the mother-to-be was excited about the couple's outing, and disclosed to a friend she thought Lee was going to propose.
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Khaled Juffali Company was appropriately compensated—an amount disclosed to and approved by the appropriate officers at Nissan—in exchange for these critical services that substantially benefited Nissan. 3.
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"He had her arrive at one location to do makeup and then he wanted to drive her to an unknown location that hadn't been disclosed to anyone," Hay said.
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In any case, before most crunch summits, national leaders (including British ones) have disclosed to their parliaments and their voters the broad outlines of what they hope to achieve.
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Support for the issue among heterosexual millennials was largely based on their knowing individuals who self-disclosed to them as lesbian, gay or bisexual—friends, coworkers and sometimes partners.
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Four years ago, the Flip or Flop star was diagnosed with both thyroid cancer and testicular cancer, but only disclosed to the world that he was battling the former.
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The third-largest U.S. public school system disclosed to bond investors last month that it expected to end fiscal 2016 on June 30 with just $24 million of cash.
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Prosecutors had argued that the executives had not disclosed to the Bank of Italy a key document which was later found in a safe by Vigni's successor, Fabrizio Viola.
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Worse yet, these meetings have not been disclosed to the public, which means that the public doesn't understand that the CFPB is, in practice, the Anti-Consumer Protection Bureau.
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Khaled Juffali Company was appropriately compensated—an amount disclosed to and approved by the appropriate officers at Nissan—in exchange for these critical services that substantially benefited Nissan. 3.
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From shining light on the sexual misconduct scandals that hadn't been disclosed, to women marching and fighting for equal rights; raising awareness on gender equality was key in 2017.
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The state had argued that the names of lottery winners must be disclosed to ensure that prizes are distributed fairly and that winners are not related to lottery employees.
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Khaled Juffali Company was appropriately compensated - an amount disclosed to and approved by the appropriate officers at Nissan - in exchange for these critical services that substantially benefited Nissan. 3.
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It was the first time that she had disclosed to her editors that she and Mr. Wolfe had been personally involved, according to three people familiar with the conversation.
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Sinosure did not respond to Reuters' requests for information about its push to support smaller exporters, but recent figures - some public and others disclosed to Reuters - provide an insight.
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Five current employees, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were still hoping to receive severance pay, said the shortfall was also not disclosed to Barneys workers.
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As long as the information is verified and the agenda is disclosed to the court, former officials say, there is nothing improper about using it in a FISA application.
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Now the scale of the benefit provided by the two immune system-boosting drugs has been disclosed to experts attending the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) congress in Madrid.
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A person familiar with the situation noted that Citadel put tens of millions of dollars into the businesses and disclosed to clients that only Citadel would benefit from related revenues.
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Attorney Grant Smith, who said he was present during his client Stone's House committee testimony, said the private Twitter messages with WikiLeaks were disclosed to the panel during Stone's testimony.
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It should be disclosed to prospective workers as a possible effect of doing the job, and counselors should be encouraged to discuss the issue with workers during their regular interactions.
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The transition between the two was obviously disturbing, but I was even more upset when one of her crew disclosed to me that Megyn's favorite candy was Laffy Taffy. Action!
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A leak potentially becomes a crime under the Espionage Act statutes whenever national defense or almost all other classified information is disclosed to an unauthorized person, as in Cartwright's case.
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The sole exception is Huntington's chorea, where a test of one gene is infallible and has to be disclosed to an insurer for life cover worth more than £500,000 ($662,000).
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And everyone has something of an online fitness trainer fanbase, even when their followers are just there for the booty pics (as a few fans disclosed to me multiple times).
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The catalyst is MiFID II, or the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II, which requires all interactions between trading counterparties to be captured, stored, and often even disclosed to markets.
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Also in May, the Olympians Alysia Montaño, Kara Goucher and Allyson Felix disclosed to The New York Times that they faced reduced compensation from their shoe sponsors for having children.
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It is not uncommon to find small-business financing with interest rates of higher than 50 percent - some even reaching 85033 percent - without these rates being disclosed to the borrower.
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Attorneys for Ray had also requested the execution be stayed after claiming that prosecutors had not disclosed to them records from a state psychiatric facility suggesting Ray was mentally ill.
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Keith Ellison of domestic violence has shared what seems to be a medical record showing that she disclosed to her health provider that the Minnesota Democrat had physically abused her.
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"Khaled Juffali Company was appropriately compensated — an amount disclosed to and approved by the appropriate officers at Nissan — in exchange for these critical services that substantially benefited Nissan," he said.
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These programming decisions should be clearly disclosed to the N.H.T.S.A. OPERATIONAL DESIGN This is similar to a manual that describes where, when and under what conditions a driverless system works.
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Telit gave no further detail, but a source close to the company said its inquiry will focus on whether Cats' past had been adequately disclosed to the board and investors.
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"It's the position of Obama administration that security flaws should be disclosed to the parties that can fix them," said Denelle Dixon-Thayer, chief legal and business officer at Mozilla.
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EARLIER HACK AT EQUIFAX: Credit reporting firm Equifax reportedly knew about a major hack of its computer systems in March, nearly five months before the date disclosed to the public.
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In many other American bankruptcies, a potential conflict of interest like McKinsey's — no matter how innocuous — would have to be disclosed to the public, the court and the Justice Department.
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Joseph Alexis, an assistant district attorney, offered no response to the cellphone tracking data, which was disclosed to Mr. Bederow last week as part of the normal process of discovery.
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It is to be inferred also from the care the Claimant took over the presentation of the letter that she anticipated it being disclosed to and read by third parties.
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He disclosed to the Justice Department in June that his firm, DMP International, received more than $17 million in payments from that party for work done between 2012 and 2014.
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Warner wrote in a letter to SEC Chairwoman Mary Jo White that federal law requires major data breaches to be disclosed to shareholders of public companies within four business days.
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New York-based Visium disclosed to clients in March that it is being investigated by the U.S. Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission over trading and valuation issues.
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Regulators are examining whether the tobacco company sufficiently disclosed to shareholders the risks when it invested $12.8 billion for a 35% stake in Juul in 2018, sources told the Journal.
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This information must be disclosed to defense lawyers, who may use it in court to challenge the informant's reliability or honesty, particularly if the informant has testified in other cases.
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At a Thursday court hearing, a lawyer for Purdue challenged that characterization and said it covered a period dating back to 1995, and was disclosed to plaintiffs a year ago.
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She said she disclosed to the FBI that Porter punched her face during a fight in 2005, and that she subsequently shared with the FBI photos of the black eye.
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The news will be disclosed to all the company's managing directors in a conference call Tuesday morning, according to the sources, who declined to be identified speaking about management's plans.
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When Mueller's investigation does wrap up, the decisions around how much information should be disclosed to the public will likely fall to Barr, a noted proponent of strong executive authority.
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Jenner did not disclose that the post was paid and received a warning from the Federal Trade Commission, which mandates that such social media sponsorships must be disclosed to the public.
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However, she did not get confirmation from the British Home Office that her renunciation had been processed until after she was elected, according to documents she disclosed to parliament last year.
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It's still unclear what safety information Boeing disclosed to the FAA during the Max approval process, as well as whether FAA officials conducted their own assessments of the system's safety classification.
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O, which voluntarily disclosed to U.S. prosecutors that their units in China had paid bribes, will not be charged because the U.S. companies turned themselves in, U.S. officials said on Tuesday.
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I've also asked for information on what location data specifically is collected, for how long before and after a movie users are tracked, and where these policies are disclosed to users.
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It is highly unlikely that any disgruntled investor would be able to win any lawsuit seeking reparations as long as general risks involved in their investment are disclosed to potential investors.
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"These allegations are inconsistent with evidence that we hope will be disclosed to the public once the case is closed," Brisbois wrote in an email response to detailed questions from Reuters.
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James Pohl of the Army, also said he would keep the ban in place for six more months, according to the order, which was disclosed to The Associated Press on Friday.
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New data disclosed to Reuters shows a third of bitcoin trading platforms have been hacked, and nearly half have closed in the half dozen years since they burst on the scene.
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Those who offer generous cash-out provisions say the short duration of the loans and their diversity mitigate risks, and provisions that allow them to freeze funds are disclosed to clients.
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Initially, Human Rights First attempted to amend the paragraph of information concerning Firtash to address the questions raised by Davis, a source that asked to remain anonymous disclosed to The Hill.
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A Ukrainian politician under investigation for treason in his country has hired a lobbyist to clear his name in Washington, according to forms disclosed to the Justice Department earlier this month.
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Meanwhile, Facebook never disclosed to users that their audio recordings would be reviewed by humans, though they did have to give Facebook permission to access their microphone to make the recordings.
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Before I disclosed to her, I did not feel much love for her, but after I told her the circumstances of how she was born, I felt more love for her.
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Mr. Trump's advisers have complained that the F.B.I. never disclosed to him during the campaign that some of the people closest to him were under investigation for their ties to Russia.
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I had done exactly what my therapist had suggested — disclosed to him and the group when I flirted with cabdrivers, slept with co-workers and had erotic dreams about dead celebrities.
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They detail specific violations that the NSA or FBI disclosed to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court or the Justice Department's national security division during President Obama's tenure between 2009 and 2016.
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But current and former senior military officials said the defense secretary had not disclosed to them whether he would fight for higher refugee admissions at the White House meeting next week.
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The same court has yet to rule in a case on whether Trump-related financial records held by Deutsche Bank must be disclosed to a congressional committee that has subpoenaed them.
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AND WHEN IT CAME TO RUSSIAN MANIPULATION OF THE ELECTION, A LOT OF PEOPLE -- IT WAS REVEALED THAT YOU KNEW ABOUT ISSUES BEFORE YOU REPORTED THEM, BEFORE YOU DISCLOSED TO CONSUMERS.
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Verizon said in October that it might seek to renegotiate the terms of the transaction because of the hacking, which had not been disclosed to Verizon during the original deal talks.
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But two senior employees at some of the UK&aposs most prominent cybersecurity firms say the use of NDAs by clients means similar breaches aren&apost being disclosed to the authorities.
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The file was uploaded around the time that Mr. Yazdani told investigators he had done so, and the document matched his description of the wording he had disclosed to the authorities.
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The Free Beacon and Singer's involvement attracted attention after the outlet disclosed to congressional investigators in 2017 that it had funded the research firm Fusion GPS during the 2016 GOP primary.
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That stands in contrast with the situation Mulvaney now finds himself in: He disclosed to a Senate committee that he had owed more than $15,000 in unpaid taxes on a household employee.
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After controlling for such factors, much of the remaining variation in pay ratios is driven by levels of chief-executive pay alone, a metric which has been disclosed to investors for years.
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But in a much-needed vote of confidence for the firm, Tencent, a Chinese internet giant, was disclosed to have bought a 12% stake in Snap, becoming one of its largest shareholders.
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KPMG also told 2681MDB that if the documents had been disclosed to the auditors, the audit firm believed the information "would have materially impacted the financial statements and the relevant audit reports".
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Current and former U.S. officials told ABC News a spy embedded inside ISIS by Israel was the source of intelligence that President Trump disclosed to Russian officials, and is in danger tonight.
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What we know: Israel was the source of the classified information Trump disclosed to Russian officials about an ISIS plot to carry laptops laced with explosives onto planes, per two Israeli officials.
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The Justice Department has been looking into Flynn since before the new administration began, as The New York Times reported he disclosed to Trump's transition team that he was under federal investigation.
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The girl's mother said she saw a wet spot on her daughter's shorts, and the child disclosed to a forensic interviewer that she was touched in her genital area by her uncle.
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In track and field, the Olympians Alysia Montaño, Kara Goucher and Allyson Felix disclosed to The New York Times that they had faced reduced compensation from their shoe sponsors for having children.
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Google said Tuesday that it should have disclosed to buyers of its Nest Secure system that the product contained a microphone, albeit one that had not yet been put to any use.
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The Supreme Court is being asked to dramatically limit the definition of "confidential" in a way that would let the corporate interest decide what can and cannot be disclosed to the public.
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Under a little-known cybersecurity rule adopted by the Obama administration in 2010, previously undiscovered hacks are subject to an interagency review to determine if they should be disclosed to the manufacturer.
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The financial irregularities Zwirn disclosed to Epstein led to a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation and caused investors to pull their money en masse, and eventually, Zwirn wound down his hedge fund.
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The Nunes memo, released in February, argues that information from Bruce Ohr, including that his wife was employed by Fusion GPS, should have been disclosed to the US Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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"In any investigation of this kind, the recollections of one witness, if disclosed to another potential witness, have the potential to influencing, advertently or inadvertently, the recollections of that witness," he added.
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Under a little-known cybersecurity rule adopted by the Obama administration in 2010, previously undiscovered hacks are subject to an interagency review to determine whether they should be disclosed to the manufacturer.
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Ms. Meng personally made a presentation to a bank — later disclosed to be HSBC — where she said Huawei and Skycom operated in Iran in compliance with United States sanctions, Canadian prosecutors said.
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Since 2012, California dealers offering used cars must obtain a report from the Justice Department system; if the vehicle has previously been branded as salvage, that information must be disclosed to consumers.
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Former national security adviser John Bolton has knowledge of "many relevant meetings and conversations" related to the House's impeachment inquiry that have not yet been disclosed to investigators, his attorney said Friday.
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The Washington Examiner and Axois both reported recently that Atkinson disclosed to Congress during that private session that the whistleblower had a previous professional relationship with one of the 2020 Democratic candidates.
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A statement from an Equifax spokeswoman said the information it disclosed to the public in September included details affecting the majority of the 145.5 million people but was not an exhaustive list.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department on Friday backed President Donald Trump in his fight at the Supreme Court to prevent his tax returns from being disclosed to a New York prosecutor.
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Papadopoulos' conversations with Mifsud -- which he later disclosed to Australian diplomat Alexander Downer -- sparked the beginning of the Trump-Russia counterintelligence probe in July 2016 after Downer reported it to the FBI.
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Mr. Howe admitted on the witness stand that he had tried to defraud a credit card company after signing his deal with the government, an act he had not disclosed to prosecutors.
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A number of conservative groups had pushed for the change, in part because of several episodes in which donor information was accidentally disclosed to the public after being reported to the government.
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Had the Supreme Court declined to review the cases, those courts of appeals rulings would have become final, and Trump's tax returns would have been disclosed to Congress and the district attorney.
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Waymo said additional depositions, including those of Levandowski and Uber's ex-CEO Travis Kalanick, would have to be completed now that the due diligence report and other files have been disclosed to Waymo.
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The exact details and nature of the charges have not been disclosed to the public, though police have described them as "historical" sexual assaults, meaning they are alleged to have occurred decades ago.
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That information, disclosed to CNN by sources familiar to the matter, exposed the White House itself to questions about what officials did with the Justice Department warning and whether Trump himself was told.
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There are inclusive and compassionate ways of doing this, but at its core, we are asking patients to share intimate details of their lives that they may not have disclosed to anyone else.
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Manning's support team announced that prosecutors wanted to question her about "the release of information she disclosed to the public in 2010," when she leaked hundreds of thousands of military documents to WikiLeaks.
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The decision, not disclosed to its more than 1.2 million users at the time, helped identify a 17-year-old suspect, but also went against the terms of use delineated by the website.
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He told staff in a letter disclosed to Reuters last week to prepare for turbulence and that he and Harrison had the board's unanimous backing to lead Airbus out of the legal crisis.
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During Tuesday night's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Richards, 2800, tearfully disclosed to castmates Lisa Rinna, Dorit Kemsley, Erika Girardi and Teddi Mellencamp that she previously battled an eating disorder in the 81s.
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Most of Digg's new set of investors have never been disclosed before, and nor have the details of its new funding (only a single round of $4 million has been disclosed to date).
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If you control for such factors, much of the remaining variation in pay ratios is driven by levels of chief executive pay alone, a metric which has been disclosed to investors for years.
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Arizona, January 2016 After leasing from Rent-A-Center and getting behind on payments, Rent-A-Center has called my landlord and disclosed to him my personal business including them pursuing legal action.
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Shanghai-based CEFC has around 44 billion yuan ($6.94 billion) of short-term borrowing due by the first half of 2018, according to its 2017 half-year financial report disclosed to onshore bondholders.
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The investigation found that there was no evidence that personal data of users was disclosed to unauthorised third parties and all the more that there was no evidence that it had been misused.
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SEBI proposed in the consultation paper that the views of the audit committee as well as those of the board of directors should be disclosed to stock exchanges with an auditor's resignation letter.
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The company has around 44 billion yuan ($6.7 billion) of short term borrowing due by the first half of 2018, according to its 2017 half-year financial report, as disclosed to onshore bondholders.
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A Treasury spokeswoman declined to comment on the letter, adding that information filed with CFIUS by law cannot be disclosed to the public and that Treasury does not comment on specific CFIUS cases.
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"The secret application by the special counsel was not disclosed to the defendant prior to moving to dismiss [the financial filings charge], nor was the district court's subsequent order," Manafort's lawyers wrote Monday.
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Russian agents' theft of the hacking toolkit was not brought up in Pho's trial, according to court documents, though his work in the NSA's hacking unit, Tailored Access Operations, was disclosed to jurors.
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"The transaction will still be subject to approval by the relevant Petrobras bodies and subsequent project steps will be disclosed to the market in a timely manner," the company added, without mentioning deadlines.
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The documents, first obtained by USA Today, show that Christine Blasey Ford's husband and three friends corroborated that she disclosed to them at various points in recent years that she was allegedly assaulted.
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"The death of any tyrant is not disclosed to the society because the power is afraid of unrest, afraid that the society will act in the absence of a ruler," Mr. Solovey said.
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The so-called Vulnerabilities Equities Process, created by an administration cybersecurity rule in 28500, is used to determine whether a government-discovered hacking method should be disclosed to the manufacturer to be patched.
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By contrast, PhRMA and its political action committee made only about $1 million in political donations in 2015 and 2016 that were disclosed to regulators and reported by the Center for Responsive Politics.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British prime minister Boris Johnson described one of his predecessors David Cameron as a "girly swot" in a memo which was disclosed to courts this week, Sky News reported on Friday.
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The other addressed code-sharing by requiring the name of a regional carrier that is providing transportation on behalf of major airline to be disclosed to a traveler before they book their ticket.
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The soot and ash left behind is meant to help the audience "feel the sourness" of a conversation between a son and his father, whose sins this son disclosed to the entire family.
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"Our legislation would guarantee that every special counsel does a report complete with findings and evidence -- and that it be directly disclosed to Congress and the American people," Blumenthal said in a statement.
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Prince, a Trump associate and brother of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, disclosed to the committee that he had met with United Arab Emirates officials and a Russian banker, Kirill Dmitriev, during that trip.
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Police reports that would have discredited the witnesses against Watkins, reports that identified another suspect who failed a lie detector test, never were disclosed to Watkins's defense, as required of police and prosecutors.
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State Department and DHS policies "contemplate that information collected" through the requirement will be "retained indefinitely, disseminated widely within the U.S. government, and, in some circumstances,disclosed to foreign governments," reads the lawsuit.
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While the information wasn't stolen, it was gathered via an app that asked for consent before accessing user data, the information was being used for a purpose that wasn't transparently disclosed to the users.
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The meeting, which wasn't disclosed to Canadian lobbying regulators, was one of at least five conversations that Marshall arranged between Dataminr and foreign embassies at the behest of a consulting firm, Beacon Global Strategies.
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Rand Paul had told colleagues that he might not vote for Kavanaugh, pointing to his work in the Bush administration on issues related to executive privilege and whether documents should be disclosed to Congress.
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The confusion over VOICE's perceived mission became a more serious problem when some of their unredacted call logs were accidentally posted online and disclosed to news organizations more than once in the last year.
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Things got worse in 2006 when the California Supreme Court ruled that records of a police officer who appeals a decision in an administrative hearing are confidential and cannot be disclosed to the public.
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I want the full text of the new 322 pages of internet rules fully disclosed to the public that was passed by a 3-2 vote on Thursday, February 323th, 2015 by the FCC.
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"ADC intended to use this product in connection with executions, a fact that was never disclosed to McKesson," the company said in the filing at a state court in Little Rock, the state capital.
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Wen said his parents told him by phone earlier this month that the authorities promised to stop harassing them if Wen disclosed to the government who wrote the letter and how it was published.
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That year, Reuters published stories detailing how Dow internal investigators conducted a series of internal audits, from 2008 to 2013, into Dow spending involving Liveris and whether it had been properly disclosed to shareholders.
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According to the publication, the meeting between Trump and the former presidents, Álvaro Uribe and Andrés Pastrana, was not on the president's schedule or disclosed to reporters who were with him in Palm Beach.
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Benczkowski previously disclosed to members of the Judiciary Committee that in private practice he represented Alfa Bank, one of Russia's largest financial institutions, whose computer server activity had been under scrutiny by FBI counterintelligence.
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While it's unclear what Mueller has discovered, if anything, through this new request, investigators seem to be convinced that the apps could be a key to exposing conversations that weren't previously disclosed to them.
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"The office of the special counsel charged Mr. Manafort with the very conduct he voluntarily disclosed to DOJ almost three years prior to the appointment of Mr. Mueller as special counsel," the complaint says.
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My sources tell me that agents secured evidence of the innocence of both men from informants, intercepts and other techniques that was never disclosed to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court judges in the case.
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Sinclair disclosed to the agency that the acquisition would put it over current broadcast ownership limits but did not adequately explain how it would bring itself into line with the cap, the FCC said.
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In April, the company disclosed to regulators that it was losing roughly $20 million per month since September, and that auditors, citing "significant net losses" and problems with capital, doubted its ability to continue.
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The plan to hand over the case to judges was disclosed to Reuters by an official with the prosecutor's office in Nanterre, near Paris, which has been handling the investigation into the 2016 party.
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Last month questions were raised about whether McFarland properly disclosed to Congress her communications with former national security adviser Michael Flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his contacts with Russians.
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The so-called Vulnerabilities Equities Process, created by an Obama administration cybersecurity rule in 2010, is used to determine whether a government-discovered hacking method should be disclosed to the manufacturer to be patched.
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A lawyer for Lev Parnas, who is charged with campaign finance crimes, said the payment was a loan to Parnas' wife, and that it had been disclosed to authorities before his bail was set.
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The fight for the report is expected to consume Capitol Hill for weeks and drag on as Mueller's team consults with the Department of Justice about what can even be disclosed to the public.
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The Democrats said that it would have been inappropriate and inconsistent with standard practice for officials to have disclosed to the court the names of American individuals and organizations that had paid Mr. Steele.
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According to the motion, the inspection found eighteen instances of lobbying and public relations activities that should have been disclosed to the Justice Department under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA), among other allegations.
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She disclosed to the governing body that she was taking the medication for attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), which she's had since she was a child, and was approved under WADA's therapeutic use exemptions.
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It is unclear exactly why federal prosecutors want Manning to testify, although her representatives say the questions she was asked concern the release of information she disclosed to the public in 2010 through WikiLeaks.
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In an email criticizing media coverage of Mueller's filing on Friday, Stone said the evidence was "innocuous Twitter direct messages" that have already been disclosed to the House Intelligence Committee and "prove absolutely nothing".
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Twitter said it had disclosed to Congress that the organization spent more than $274,000 on ads in 2016, and had also promoted at least 1,800 tweets that may have been directed at the United States.
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It was the largest bank in decades to plead guilty to a criminal charge after facing accusations that it helped American clients conceal assets in secret accounts that were not disclosed to U.S. tax authorities.
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Tesla did not immediately reply to CNBC's request for comment about the collapse of the deal at the last minute, which was disclosed to Andrew Ross Sorkin by sources who spoke on condition of anonymity.
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The loans were not disclosed to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as required for those nations seeking financial assistance, and included an $850 million "tuna bond" to finance a fleet of fishing boats in 2013.
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"That's why DMV immediately began correcting the access error following a legal compliance review, ensured that no additional confidential information was disclosed to these entities, and has implemented several additional layers of reviews," she added.
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Its 3.125% March 2029s widened 10bp on the day the FDA news broke on July 153 to 95bp over mid-swaps, and a further 4bp last Tuesday when the SFO probe was disclosed to 99bp.
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The server faced apparently unsuccessful hacking attempts at least twice in January 28503, the report claimed, citing an expert who worked on the machine, but its existence was still not disclosed to department security officials.
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The New York Times reported in October 2018 that Richard DeVaul interviewed hardware engineer Star Simpson for a job in 2013; during the interview, he disclosed to Simpson that he and his wife were polyamorous.
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Yet almost immediately Uber signed the order it would likely have been in violation of the agreement — having still not disclosed (to the FTC, or to anyone outside the company) the much larger 2016 breach.
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Why it matters: Although findings of the inspections have not been disclosed, "investigators seem to be convinced that the apps could be a key to exposing conversations that weren't previously disclosed to them," adds CNBC.
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The company's stock currently trades at around $4 per share, down from a high in 2015 of nearly $45, and it has disclosed to investors that it is at risk of going out of business.
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Miller's legal team, which included the Pennsylvania Innocence Project, took on the case eight years ago and found evidence that had not been previously disclosed to Miller's defense team, Gallagher said in a news release.
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The 9th Circuit discounted the prospect that AFPF donors would face harassment because, the court said, there's little risk that information disclosed to the state as part of the charity registration process would become public.
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One prosecutor told the story of meeting with one of his assistants to review documents ahead of a trial and discovering additional exculpatory evidence that had not been disclosed to the defense or judge previously.
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From 2014 to 2016, Mr. Schonhorn spent about $160,000 on more than 100 separate transactions of benefits, travel and entertainment for Mr. Kang, none of which Mr. Kang disclosed to the fund, the complaint said.
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This is a defined term in the merger agreement that allows Verizon to quit the deal if something materially adverse happens to Yahoo and the event was not disclosed to Verizon before signing the agreement.
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"At least some people seem very uncomfortable with the idea of talking to a robot without knowing it, so for the time being it should probably be disclosed to the counterparties in the conversation," says Chinner.
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That the threats of legal action came from the copyright owners themselves, who also originally uploaded the content, was not disclosed to the targets of the scheme, which is thought to have netted around $6 million.
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Tesla also surprisingly said it would not "require an equity or debt raise this year, apart from standard credit lines," but added the standard disclaimers about forward-looking statements and risks previously disclosed to the SEC.
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Only then did I begin to understand how much information had not been disclosed to Widman and the St. Joseph's survivors, and how much less than the whole truth the Burlington clergy had told under oath.
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The next year, however, Alibaba Health disclosed to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that it had let the proposed deal lapse because of regulatory uncertainties as the Chinese government reviewed legislation related to online drug sales.
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McKenna Denson&aposs attorneys allege in a court document filed Tuesday that Joseph L. Bishop disclosed to church leaders his "acts of sexual predation" while he was a mission president in Argentina in the late 1970s.
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These may include a blind auction, where only prices and not volumes are disclosed to participants until after the auction has closed, and increasing the settlement tolerance where necessary to maintain the integrity of the auction.
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In November, Facebook disclosed to investors that it had at least twice as many fake users as it previously estimated, indicating that up to 60 million automated accounts may roam the world's largest social media platform.
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Those loans, which came to light in April as borrowings from Credit Suisse and Russia's VTB, had not been disclosed to investors who had only just participated in restructuring a bond issued by state fishery EMATUM.
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Payments for endorsements would violate campaign finance laws if they weren't disclosed to the Federal Election Commission, according to AP. There is no evidence that any local politicians accepted the money from Murphy or Steyer's campaign.
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In September 2016, Lord disclosed to the public that hundreds of millions of accounts had been exposed and hackers made off with sensitive information such as names, passwords, email addresses, telephone numbers and dates of birth.
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During a meeting on Wednesday regarding the allegations against Wynn, Karen Wells, the commission's head of investigations and enforcement, said a $7.5 million settlement was not previously disclosed to investigators, according to her statement posted online.
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The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency said in a statement that there was no evidence to suggest that the data in the downloads had been disclosed to the public or misused in any way.
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All that means the time from when a flaw is identified or disclosed to when it is fixed is longer than it should be, sometimes leaving hundreds of millions of phones vulnerable for weeks or months.
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During a call with analysts, Maloney said that these orders represent "low single digit percentage" of GrubHub's orders, and reiterated that the company always disclosed to restaurants its practices and always transferred website domains if requested.
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The witness, Paula Liss, testified that not only hadn't Manafort himself disclosed to the agency the existence of his foreign accounts, but neither did his consulting company, which brought in millions of dollars for Ukrainian lobbying.
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That would have allowed the private schools and centers to decide for themselves whether they wanted to accept non-vaccinated students as long as they disclosed to all students their vaccinated rate in that particular school.
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The memo alleges that the political origins of the dossier — partially paid for by Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) — were not disclosed to the clandestine court that signed off on the warrant request.
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"We are pleased to have concluded these investigations and to have resolved the issues that we identified and voluntarily disclosed to the U.S. authorities," Fresenius Medical Care Chief Executive Officer Rice Powell said in a statement.
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That memo reportedly includes additional information that Democrats say undercuts the conclusions reached by their Republican colleagues, including that the Justice Department disclosed to the court that the dossier's funding source was political in nature. Rep.
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The loans, which were not disclosed to donors like the International Monetary Fund, spurred donors to cut off support when they were disclosed in 2016, triggering a currency collapse and a default on Mozambique's sovereign debt.
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Years later, a Marine who had been on duty that night disclosed to Kiernan that he had seen her looking disheveled and frightened, and that there was no doubt in his mind that she had been assaulted.
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"In any investigation of this kind, the recollections of one witness, if disclosed to another potential witness, have the potential to influencing, advertently or inadvertently, the recollections of that witness," Dreeben said during the sealed court hearing.
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In a conference call with reporters, FTC chairman Joe Simons estimated that the number of purchases the big five companies have made over the last decade that weren't previously disclosed to his agency numbers in the hundreds.
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"The authorities acknowledged that an amount in excess of $1 billion of external debt guaranteed by the government had not previously been disclosed to the Fund," IMF mission chief for Mozambique Michel Lazare said in a statement.
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He explained how AMP's pension fund business subcontracted four other companies - AMP Life, NMMT Ltd, AMP Services and AMP Capital - in a way that resulted in payments for services which were not fully disclosed to fund members.
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The flaw the FBI disclosed to Apple this month did nothing to change the company's perception that the White House process is less effective than has been claimed, said an Apple executive who declined to be named.
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In his interview with CNN on Sunday, Corker expressed some annoyance that the story of his conversation with McConnell had been disclosed to the press and reiterated his official support for Blackburn without mentioning her by name.
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In corporate investigations, information can come to light when a company receives a grand jury subpoena or an inquiry from the Securities and Exchange Commission that it concludes is material and should be disclosed to its shareholders.
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The regulator also charged that Wells Fargo failed to inform investors that it had entered into a side deal with the video game studio so that it received nearly double the compensation that was disclosed to investors.
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The Internet Research Agency was also the group linked to $100,000 worth of politically-themed ads purchased on Facebook during the 2016 election, the existence of which Facebook disclosed to Congress and the public earlier this month.
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Mozilla said it asked if the FBI submitted the browser flaw through an interagency vulnerability review process used to determine if vulnerabilities should be disclosed to affected companies or should be used secretly, but received no answer.
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In any case, he said, the cellphone video does not represent new evidence, since it was known to investigators and was disclosed to the family in response to the wrongful-death lawsuit they filed in the case.
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He presented early phases of his Crispr research to American scientists at conferences in the United States, but disclosed to very few people that he was planning to actually create pregnancies by implanting edited embryos in women.
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The suit alleges the personal data of Australian Facebook users was disclosed to the This is Your Digital Life app for a purpose other than that for which it was collected — thereby breaching Australia's Privacy Act 1988.
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Its gene therapy subsidiary AveXis "voluntarily self-disclosed to the FDA and subsequently to other health authorities that some data previously submitted to the agency as part of our [biologics license application] was inaccurate," the company said.
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Foster, Kaplan said, also had disclosed more than $10 million in budget shortfalls caused by "the mismanagement of her predecessor" during the Barack Obama administration and wanted those shortfalls disclosed to the staff of congressional appropriations committees.
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Alitalia added that the decisions by the Mauritian authorities had not been disclosed to the carrier before landing and that it had alerted authorities in order to clarify the reasons why its passengers' movements had been restricted.
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In a letter obtained by The New York Times, President Trump's nominee to run the Justice Department criminal division, Brian A. Benczkowski, disclosed to Congress that he previously represented Alfa Bank, one of Russia's largest financial institutions.
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A group of high-profile pop musicians and estates sued the Universal Music Group on Friday over a 2008 fire that destroyed thousands of archived recordings but, according to the lawsuit, was never disclosed to the artists.
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A group of SunEdison creditors who were concerned about the issues raised by Mr. Alix reached a private settlement with McKinsey for $17.5 million in December, although it was not disclosed to the court until this month.
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Mozilla has said it asked if the FBI submitted the browser flaw through an interagency vulnerability review process used to determine if vulnerabilities should be disclosed to affected companies or should be used secretly but received no answer.
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Michel Leduc, a senior managing director and global head of public affairs and communications at CPPIB, which manages $279 billion in assets, denied that CPPIB was involved in co-investments that were not fully disclosed to other investors.
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Notably, the government does not present any evidence that Martin's documents were ever disclosed to the public, and the quantity and timing of the documents makes it unlikely that Martin is responsible for any publicly leaked NSA documents.
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Before he was named national security adviser, the FBI began investigating Flynn for secretly working during the presidential campaign as an unregistered lobbyist for Turkey, an investigation he disclosed to the Trump transition team before Trump took office.
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"When I was 13, I didn't know what I was suffering with," Kennedy, who disclosed to constituents in 85033 that he has bipolar disorder, says in the video, poised to be released Wednesday and obtained exclusively by ITK.
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CNBC's report over the weekend of a second firm, CubeYou, using tactics similar to Cambridge Analytica, suggests that there may be more firms that have resold data or used it in ways that haven't been disclosed to consumers.
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Mr. Snowden, a former National Security Agency contractor who disclosed to journalists secret documents detailing the United States' mass surveillance programs, faces potential espionage charges, even though the president has acknowledged the important public debate his revelations provoked.
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While coordinating with Manafort's operation, Craig also allegedly reached out to American reporters to shape news coverage of the report -- and, through it all, hadn't disclosed to the Justice Department he was working for Ukrainians, according to prosecutors.
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Three of the company's senior executives, including the head of its largest division and the chief financial officer, are under scrutiny for selling stock after the breach was discovered but before it had been disclosed to the public.
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Brad Dayspring, a spokesman at Politico, where Ms. Watkins worked as a reporter for part of 2017, said that her role at the news outlet was "managed accordingly" after she disclosed to editors her relationship with Mr. Wolfe.
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But Yahoo did not say whether the attack that year — which led to the theft of data like names, birth dates and encrypted passwords for more than 500 million accounts — was disclosed to senior management at the time.
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"These unapproved drugs may cause significant and even irreparable harm if they are poorly manufactured, which can lead to contamination, or contain active ingredients that aren't adequately tested or disclosed to patients," the FDA said in a statement.
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The Nunes memo argues that information from former Associate Deputy Attorney General Bruce Ohr should have been disclosed to the FISA court, including Steele's comments to Ohr about Trump and that Ohr's wife was employed by Fusion GPS.
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"It goes really good with Jolie," Kramer disclosed to PEOPLE of the moniker the couple have picked out for their son on the way at the Carter's and OshKosh B'gosh fall fashion event in New York City on Tuesday.
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But hey, maybe this stumble will distract people from the fact that Intel CEO Brian Krzanich sold $39 million in company stock and options after Intel learned about the vulnerability but before it was disclosed to the public. Maybe.
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More recently research carried out by the Tow Center unearthed Russian-bought UK targeted immigration ads relevant to the Brexit referendum among a cache Facebook had provided to Congress — which the company had not disclosed to the UK committee.
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Beard, 54, whose departure was disclosed to BlackBerry staff in an internal company memo on Friday, does not intend to look for another job, said the person who did not want to be identified because the matter is private.
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But the industry moved to amend this behaviour by advocating in December 2017 that all activity undertaken by a market participant during this "last look" stage was disclosed to clients to enable them to better manage their transaction costs.
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"Neighbors can submit information without having their name disclosed to a host or allow our team to pass along their contact information so the host can follow up with them directly," the company said today in a blog post.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Thousands of U.S.-backed fighters in Syria are launching an offensive to capture from Islamic State a crucial swathe of northern Syria known as the Manbij pocket following weeks of quiet preparations, U.S. officials disclosed to Reuters.
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" That assertion has been in dispute since last Friday, when Comey disclosed to congressional leaders that "in connection with an unrelated case, the FBI has learned of the existence of emails that appear to be pertinent to the investigation.
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"The authorities acknowledged that an amount in excess of $1 billion of external debt guaranteed by the government had not previously been disclosed to the Fund," the lending body's mission chief for Mozambique Michel Lazare said in a statement.
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The report was required to be submitted as part of a recently passed government funding bill and is the first time the Trump administration has officially disclosed to lawmakers how much money its "zero tolerance" policy has cost taxpayers.
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The import company, in other words, gave the Wang brothers an interest in the company's purchase of overseas goods, giving them a stake in a business that apparently was not disclosed to investors in Hainan Airlines, a listed company.
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The mothers have now disclosed to their children the circumstances of how they were conceived, and the children are speaking for the first time as adults, reflecting on being called "children of the killers" while they were growing up.
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Facebook did not adequately inform the Affected Australian Individuals of the manner in which their personal information would be disclosed, or that it could be disclosed to an app installed by a friend, but not installed by that individual.
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A longtime informant who provided valuable tips on corruption, Mr. Steele violated his confidentiality agreement with the F.B.I. when he disclosed to a reporter in the months before the 2016 election that he had been working with the bureau.
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Robert Taveras, 52, who sold the property to Mr. Chen in 2015, said that shortly after the sale, Mr. Chen disclosed to him that he had gone to a shooting range to take lessons before getting a handgun permit.
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But the episode took a turn on Friday after Mayor Lori Lightfoot told The Chicago Sun-Times that Superintendent Johnson disclosed to her that he had "a couple of drinks with dinner" before being found asleep in his vehicle.
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Among other things, Mr. Trump last week disclosed to Russia's foreign minister and ambassador some classified information that came from Israel about an Islamic State plot, potentially jeopardizing the Israeli intelligence source and deeply angering some Israeli security officials.
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Schiff and the other Democrats made hyperbolic insinuations that Nunes' impending memo release would result in the street executions of FBI sources, sensitive surveillance methods disclosed to the world and condemnation from our allies in the intelligence-sharing community.
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Willoughby, for example, said she disclosed to the FBI in this interview that she had taken out a protective order against Porter in 2010, at the suggestion of police, after Porter punched a glass panel on their front door.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's nominee to lead the Justice Department's criminal division, Brian A. Benczkowski, has disclosed to Congress that he previously represented Alfa Bank, one of Russia's largest financial institutions, whose owners have ties to President Vladimir V. Putin.
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" The April emails containing the NYC funds' trading data, they said, were therefore not confidential communication and they were justified in using the information the NYC pension funds had disclosed "to seek discovery and communicate directly with the New York group.
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Weatherford's former vice president of tax, James Hudgins, and former tax manager Darryl Kitay made numerous adjustments to their final calculations "to fill gaps" to match the average tax rate on pretax profit that Weatherford disclosed to investors, the SEC said.
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In a late-night statement on Wednesday, the aviation regulator confirmed that the much-criticized system was involved in six separate safety incidents last month which were not previously disclosed to the public, following a report by news agency FactWire.
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An online suicide forum that the family of a 250-year-old woman recently blamed for her killing herself is run by incels — or "involuntary celibates" — who own several other incel communities online, one of the founders disclosed to BuzzFeed News.
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A spokesperson for Manning said in a statement Friday that Manning "refused to answer questions from prosecutors regarding the release of information she disclosed to the public in 2010" — when Manning leaked hundreds of thousands of military documents to WikiLeaks.
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"Those transactions — which also have not been disclosed to investors — treat Tether's cash reserves as Bitfinex's corporate slush fund, and are being used to hide Bitfinex's massive, undisclosed losses and inability to handle customer withdrawals," the attorney general's office said.
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The New York Times reported in December that during "a night of heavy drinking at an upscale London bar in May 2016," Trump campaign adviser George Papadopoulos had disclosed to an Australian diplomat the Russians had dirt on the Clinton campaign.
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We've worked with security researchers and security experts to ensure that the data that's on Scruff stays safe and that our members can use Scruff with confidence and know that their information isn't going to be disclosed to unauthorized parties.
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It's believed that the money has been stolen or laundered through a secondary firm iFinex used to hold them called Crypto Capital, though the disappearance of a near-billion dollars was not disclosed to anyone investing their funds in the coin.
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Photos smuggled out of Syrian military hospitals by a defecting officer known only by his alias, Caesar, and disclosed to the public in 21980, showed how more than 215,22013 detainees met their fate in various detention centers around the capital, Damascus.
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The senators said that despite the administration downplaying his role, Icahn has disclosed to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) that he was a special adviser, meaning it is important to shareholders of the companies in which he holds stakes in.
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However, one current and one former official briefed on the intelligence told the Times Israel not only provided America with at least some of the info Trump disclosed to Russia, but specifically warned the US to handle that intel carefully.
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But if the settlement, which was negotiated in Brasilia, had been announced in Brazil, its legal system would have required that details remain sealed and not disclosed to the public, two sources close to the negotiation told Reuters on Thursday.
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After an internal review of the case lasting months, the CPS said on Thursday that while the material "should have been disclosed to the defence", that did not call into question the validity of the convictions of Ibori, Gohil and others.
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According to public data, Walker's campaign charges $10,500 to send a single email to his database of 675,000 subscribers — contrary to the website privacy policy, which states that personal information will not be disclosed to third-parties (unless legally required).
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These documents include grand jury material, classified information, and information about unrelated and ongoing investigations that must be redacted before it can be disclosed to Congress "and to avoid the appearance of political influence in criminal prosecutions," the Justice Department said.
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The complaint, which has not been disclosed to Congress, is reported to center on a July phone call with the Ukrainian president, where Trump pressured him into probing former Vice President Joe Biden and his son over baseless corruption allegations.
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Acting Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Michael Piwowar said the agency's two commissioners will vote on a raft of non-controversial measures next week, as part of an ongoing project to improve how information is disclosed to the investing public.
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There are often "legitimate pros and cons" in deciding whether a flaw should be disclosed to the designer, a senior official said in a 2014 White House blog post — one of the few times the review process has been publicly discussed.
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After Facebook's September investigation revealed accounts linked to the Internet Research Agency, a detail that the company disclosed to Congress on September 6, all three companies have seized on that as both a starting and finishing place for their own investigations.
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Even though 23andMe doesn't provide genetic counseling services—and there isn't a single disclaimer or statement of risk to read before you click purchase—any negative results they find still have to be disclosed to potential insurers down the line.
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The financial documents President Trump disclosed to the Office of Government Ethics on Wednesday showed that he payed more than $100,000 to his personal attorney, Michael D. Cohen, as reimbursement for payment to a third-party, reports The New York Times.
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The FBI began investigating Flynn in the fall of 2016 for secretly working during the presidential campaign as an unregistered lobbyist for Turkey, an investigation he disclosed to the Trump transition team before joining the administration as Trump's national security adviser.
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The code comes preinstalled on phones and the surveillance is not disclosed to users, said Tom Karygiannis, a vice president of Kryptowire, which is based in Fairfax, Va. "Even if you wanted to, you wouldn't have known about it," he said.
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The case, which is under review by the government's Fair Work Commission, includes allegations that a senior member of the Tasmanian government disclosed to Cricket Australia that Ms. Williamson, a former Tasmanian government staff worker, had undergone an abortion herself.
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The woman's lawyers argued that she would be accosted with requests for money, and the state argued that lottery winners must be disclosed to make sure that winners are not related to lottery employees and that winnings are distributed fairly.
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The Australian regulator alleges that personal information from more than 300,000 Facebook profiles was given to an app on the site called "This Is Your Digital Life," and risked being disclosed to Cambridge Analytica for political profiling, according to the release.
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The fact that New Hampshire already allows trusts to sign the tickets, effectively allowing a winner to remain anonymous, undermines the state's argument that a winner's identity must be publicly disclosed to protect the integrity of the process, Mr. Gordon said.
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But Mr. Howe was arrested during that trial after admitting on the witness stand that after signing a cooperation agreement with the government, he had tried to defraud a credit card company, a crime he had not disclosed to prosecutors.
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The breach was not disclosed to Verizon during negotiations, and last month Verizon executives said that it might have materially diminished the value of Yahoo — and could cause Verizon to reopen the deal, which is expected to close early next year.
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The nation's third-largest public school system has not released an updated cash flow projection since it disclosed to bond investors last month that it expected to end fiscal 2016 on June 30 with a cash balance of just $24 million.
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Known for his cautious approach to major cases, he holds one of just nine votes that will decide by the end of June whether Trump's financial records can be disclosed to Democratic-led congressional committees and a New York prosecutor.
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"It's a big deal," said Latham, adding that any company "that generally downplayed the risk of climate in public documents they disclosed to the US Securities and Exchange Commission and others" would be at risk of future litigation if Exxon loses.
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Waqas Goraya's wife, Mescha, said she had not yet met with her husband but confirmed speaking with him on the phone and added that he was "at a safe house" whose location "cannot be disclosed to anyone for security reasons".
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Newly appointed Uber Chief Executive Dara Khosrowshahi fired two of Uber's top security officials when he announced the breach last month, saying the incident should have been disclosed to regulators at the time it was discovered, about a year before.
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" The details of the patient complaint have not been disclosed to Planned Parenthood, the filing says, and DHSS is "refusing to proceed with its investigation in a reasonable manner," while "Planned Parenthood has fully cooperated with every investigative request within its power.
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Between the vetting by a team of lawyers and the FBI investigation, the White House counsel's office would have received all the information packaged together, which would later have been disclosed to aides from the chief of staff's office and even communications office.
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But he said the Trump administration would have to deal with unresolved questions about how much of what nominees had ever written online or posted on social media should be a factor during vetting and disclosed to the Senate and the public.
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The reason for FBI director James Comey's firing Less than a week before the mixed messaging on what Trump had disclosed to Russian diplomats, he stunned the nation by contradicting his White House's given explanation for the firing of FBI director James Comey.
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Saunders previously disclosed to POLITICO that a CBP officer who works for the Seattle field office alleges officials there directed frontline officers to detain and question Iranian-born travelers at ports of entry across the sector, which spans from Washington state to Minnesota.
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A major concern is that EU law affords legal privilege protection - which means that legal advice is confidential and does not have to be disclosed to authorities or to opponents in a legal dispute - only to lawyers registered in a member state.
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The full 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia, voted 12-3 that the government can get the information under a decades-old legal theory that it had already been disclosed to a third party, in this case a telephone company.
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According to the "Protecting our Ability to Counter Hacking Bill" or the "PATCH Bill", a board headed up by the Secretary of Homeland Security shall consider if a vulnerability discovered by the NSA should be disclosed to the companies concerned or the public.
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The leaks of this privileged information began no later than March 2017 when friends of Mr. Comey have stated he disclosed to them the conversations he had with the President during their January 27, 2017 dinner and February 14, 2017 White House meeting.
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College players first would have to request an evaluation from the NBA Undergraduate Advisory Committee about their draft prospects after the season, and that would clear the way to enter into a written agreement — disclosed to the NCAA or school — with the agent.
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A source closed to VTB said the bank was assured by Mozambique's finance ministry that all its financing had been disclosed to the IMF, and that the total debt spelled out in the prospectus included all outstanding direct and publicly guaranteed debt.
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"The government of Mozambique confirmed to us that they were following the necessary internal and external legislation and that comprehensive information on the transactions was disclosed to creditors and investors," VTB said, adding it followed strict internal policies in these local deals.
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By citing "various fissile materials," the North may be signaling that it has a second source of nuclear material besides the plutonium from Yongbyon reactor — a program to produce highly enriched uranium that it disclosed to a visiting American nuclear physicist in 2010.
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Several days later, the Washington Post revealed that Trump had casually disclosed to the Russian officials top-secret intelligence from a U.S. ally about an ISIS terrorist threat—a plot to blow up airplanes by sneaking onboard laptop computers embedded with explosives.
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A zero day is any security flaw in a piece of software, whether that be a popular Internet browser, operating system, or mobile app, that hasn't been disclosed to the software developer, and thus has had "zero days" to patch the flaw.
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While WeWork told the Journal at the time that all the deals were reviewed and approved by the company's board of directors and disclosed to investors, the report also suggested that investors were concerned about the dealings posing a conflict of interest.
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Bolton's lawyer teased his client's value last week in a letter to House Democrats that noted that the former national security adviser had been present for "many relevant meetings and conversations" on Ukraine, including some that have yet to be disclosed to investigators.
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"Although information relating to the breach was reported to members of Yahoo's senior management and legal department, Yahoo failed to properly investigate the circumstances of the breach and to adequately consider whether the breach needed to be disclosed to investors," the SEC said.
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First, consumers should have the right to transparency regarding a company's data practices, including the types of personal data that a company collects, the purposes for which this data is used and whether and why personal data is disclosed to third parties.
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Ofcom also notes there will be "a 'confidential' phase during which customers can discuss ideas without this being disclosed to BT Group, as well as further protections for confidential customer information" — but again, it remains to be seen how that works in practice.
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The Swedish entity, called the William J. Clinton Foundation Insamlingsstiftelse, was never disclosed to or cleared by State Department ethics officials, Foundation officials told The Washington Times, even though one of its largest sources of donations was a Swedish government-sanctioned lottery.
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In that post, Mr. Sloan was required to sign periodic certifications that he had disclosed to the company's auditors and the audit committee of the board any fraud involving management or other employees that had a significant role in the company's internal controls.
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The Justice Department's threat raised the question of whether a privilege claim to shield material that has already been shared with investigators and disclosed to the public — and, in the case of some material redacted from the report, with lawmakers — is legitimate.
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Some elements of a Trump "plan" for merit-based immigration have been disclosed to press before Trump's speech: Without an actual bill, though, it's impossible to know whether Trump is insisting on all of these planks or just gently suggesting Congress consider them.
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"It is unfair to publish a one-sided story when once a determination has been made, all evidence will be disclosed to the public that will tell the complete story and we believe his innocence will be apparent," she said in a statement.
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Of the 149 sexual crimes cruise lines reported to the FBI in 2011, 64 were not categorized as rape or sexual assault, which means they did not have to be disclosed to the public, according to the Miami New Times&apos report.
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The Page wiretap application presented the facts accurately, at least, the Nunes memo hasn't shown otherwise; the DOJ disclosed to the FISA court that the Steele dossier may have been politically motivated; and the Nunes memo is much misleading political ado about nothing.
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Madeline Singas, the Nassau County district attorney, said in a statement that her office had obtained a protective order for Mr. Rodriguez in December 2018, but that his identity had been disclosed to defense lawyers in December 2019 under a judge's order.
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"No details of the discovery were disclosed to the couple," David Bowen, a police employee who worked on the case, said in a statement on Monday, adding that once the pair were interviewed, there was "no doubt" that the money belonged to them.
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Prince Harry is no stranger to the spotlight; he initially was rotated out of combat when his deployment plans were "accidentally" disclosed to the media, and his mother Diana's untimely death has been partially blamed on paparazzi literally running her off the road.
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That agency would have a great deal of power, including deciding whether a data breach must be disclosed to the people affected and setting policies on whether search engines like Google or credit agencies like TransUnion should be exempt from the consent requirements.
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"DHSS now is attempting to shut down [the abortion provider], by unlawfully conditioning a decision on its routine license renewal application on completion of a supposed 'investigation' of a patient complaint," the lawsuit said, the details of which had not been disclosed to Planned Parenthood.
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The company "was informed by Mr. O'Reilly that he had settled the matter personally, on financial terms that he and Ms. Wiehl had agreed were confidential and not disclosed to the company," 21st Century Fox said in a statement emailed by spokesman Nathaniel Brown.
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In the past month alone, Facebook has disclosed to Congress 3,000 ads linked to Kremlin election manipulation, its CEO has publicly apologized for dismissing Facebook's role in swinging the election as "a crazy idea," and it has been attacked by President Trump on Twitter.
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Ohr told lawmakers that his wife made about $28503,22019 for her work at Fusion in 2015 and 2016, and he disclosed to FBI officials that he might have a conflict because his wife worked for the same firm as Steele for a period of time.
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Brian Benczkowski, whom Trump nominated for the position in June and will have his confirmation hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee Tuesday, disclosed to lawmakers that he used to represent Alfa Bank, one of Russia's largest financial institutions, The New York Times reported Monday.
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When President Trump nominated William P. Barr to be Attorney General, late last year, it was clear that one of his principal responsibilities would be to determine how much of the forthcoming report from Robert Mueller , the Special Counsel, would be disclosed to the public.
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Mueller last week objected to the company's request that "sensitive" discovery files be disclosed to its employees for the purpose of trial preparation, and in doing so he revealed that some evidence had already been used in an apparent disinformation campaign to discredit the investigation.
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Any involvement by Trump could suggest the payment was an in-kind campaign contribution which was not disclosed to the Federal Election Commission, which would be a violation of federal law, according to Paul S. Ryan, a campaign finance attorney who works for Common Cause.
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If it is true that President Trump disclosed to the Russians highly classified information that could lead them to uncover the sources and methods through which this information was gathered, this could be the most serious breach of national security committed by a sitting president.
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"It is a source of considerable anger to the board that the historical indictment against Oozi Cats was never disclosed to them or previous members of the board and that they have only been made aware of its existence through third parties," Telit said.
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It's not clear if such an order would be manifestly unlawful if the president is using his executive authority to prohibit the communication of information that the executive branch determines to be classified, sensitive, top secret, not to be disclosed to anyone without prior authorization.
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The move by the trio marks an escalation of long-running investor opposition to CDL's bid, which has already forced the Singaporean firm to raise its bid from a 552.5 pence per share proposal that M&C disclosed to the stock market on Oct. 9.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's personal lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani was questioned this year in an inquiry into whether he was told about the F.B.I.'s reopening of the Hillary Clinton email investigation before it was disclosed to Congress and the public, he confirmed on Tuesday.
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Ms. Lam was also forced to explain why some mainland officers would work overnight, despite promises they would return to Guangdong when the station closed each evening, and why the station had an additional basement level that had not been disclosed to the public.
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Any involvement by Trump would indicate the payment was an in-kind campaign contribution which was not disclosed to the Federal Election Commission, which would be a violation of federal law, according to Paul S. Ryan, a campaign finance attorney who works for Common Cause.
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The credit reporting company said in an updated post on its website that the breach, which it identified internally in late-July and disclosed to the public last week, was the result of criminals exploiting a vulnerability in a website application called Apache Struts.
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The legislation passed Tuesday would specifically require the Department of Homeland Security, which is now known to have a seat at the table in VEP, to report to Congress on the policies and procedures by which previously unknown vulnerabilities are disclosed to the private sector.
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"I still think people feel that they should be able to share with a spouse and not have that information subject to being disclosed to the world," said Josephine R. Potuto, a professor of constitutional law at the University of Nebraska College of Law.
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"Part of the plan was they tried to rent a larger truck, but they didn't have the right permit and so they ended up getting" smaller vans, said the expert, who requested anonymity to share information that had been disclosed to him in confidence.
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However, the credit reporting company said in an updated post on its website that the breach, which it identified internally in late July and disclosed to the public last week, was the result of criminals exploiting a vulnerability in a website application called Apache Struts.
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The hiring of Mr. Cobb, a partner at the firm Hogan Lovells and a former federal prosecutor, was welcomed by White House officials who have complained that they have been repeatedly blindsided by revelations not disclosed to them by the president and his family.
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Undeterred by the appropriate backlash to this line of questioning, others have doubled down on it, arguing that the nominee should have disclosed to the Senate whether she is now or has ever been a member of a particular religious community within the Catholic Church.
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They address topics including key performance indicators (KPIs) and how they&aposre tracked, whether the company&aposs progress is disclosed to employees, how struggling employees are supported and how high performers are groomed for promotion, and what the firm does to attract top talent.
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The two battles spotlight a long-running but seldom aired conflict over whether information about software security lapses should be kept secret by law enforcement or intelligence agencies, who want the knowledge to snoop, or disclosed to the technology companies so they can patch the holes.
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When we contacted NameTest's parent company, Social Sweethearts, about the issue, a spokesperson told us:The investigation found that there was no evidence that personal data of users was disclosed to unauthorized third parties and all the more that there was no evidence that it had been misused.
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All told, the team found that 97% of participants kept at least one of the 38 types of secret in question, that the average person kept 13 secrets and that it was typical for people to have five that they had never disclosed to anyone else.
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Yin also says that the claims of "unwanted physical contact" which triggered the May changes (which are separate from the incidents involving Proday founder Sarah Kunst that were reported by The New York Times) were not disclosed to staff until a Saturday, July 1st all-hands meeting.
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The full report on the incident, which took place back in 2015 but wasn't disclosed to the public until recently, revealed that the prisoners were able to hide their DIY rigs in the ceiling of a small training room in the medium-security Marion Correctional Facility.
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On Friday, Lamar Davenport's lawyer Beth Unger alleged that before Hines' slaying in New York City in 2015, Hines "disclosed to … Davenport and others that her grandfather engaged in a sexually inappropriate relationship with her," the New York Daily News and the New York Post report.
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Wadia said that, according to the legal opinion obtained by Tata Sons, if the independent directors were to express their support for Mistry, it could not be considered "material" and should not be disclosed to the stock exchanges, thus preventing Mistry's supporters from issuing any public statement.
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Executive privilege is a doctrine that has developed over time to allow a president to communicate freely with his Cabinet members and staff about national security issues and other sensitive matters without being concerned those discussions would be disclosed to Congress, the courts or the public.
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During the 1876 presidential election, for example, at a time the new communications technology of the telegram was not covered by any privacy laws, Western Union secretly disclosed to Republican operatives telegrams between southern Democrats and their northern counterparts during a battle over disputed election results.
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The report said it would be a campaign finance violation if Cohen made the payment to bolster the candidate's chances of getting into office because it violates the election law by making in-kind contribution that exceeds the legal limit and was not disclosed to election regulators.
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Mr. Steele was researching possible connections between Russia's election interference and Trump associates, but the memo said that the F.B.I. had not disclosed to a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court judge that he was being paid by the Democratic National Committee and lawyers for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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DUBAI, March 11 (Reuters) - NMC Health's five-year dollar sukuk due in 2023 plummeted 36.5 cents on the dollar to 24.8 on Wednesday, Refinitiv data showed, after the company said it had identified over $2.7 billion in debt that had not been disclosed to its board.
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Atkins, however, expressed concern that the tweets went beyond making strong pronouncements to violating the Securities and Exchange Commission's regulations on fair disclosure, which prohibits public companies from disclosing nonpublic, material information to certain individuals or entities unless the information is also disclosed to the public.
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In addition to admitting that its Volkswagen-brand vehicles illegally evaded American emissions requirements, the company has said that Audi cars sold in the United States had at least three devices that managed the vehicles' pollution control systems but were not disclosed to regulators as required.
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FBI agents have also been asking about Flynn's business partner, Bijan Kian, who served on Trump's presidential transition, and other details of the work beyond what Flynn's firm disclosed to the Justice Department in March when he retroactively registered as a foreign agent, the person said.
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He was recently credited with containing the fallout from the discovery of security flaws in the company's chips that could allow hackers to steal data from computers, although his sale of much of his Intel stock before the flaws were disclosed to investors attracted some criticism.
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The company has agreed to pay at least $500 to the nearly 12,000 customers whose privacy was breeched by the envelopes and $75 to an additional 1,600 people whose names were disclosed to a mail vendor and Aetna's legal counsel but who did not receive a large-windowed envelope.
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In a pair of letters written earlier this year, Richard Jacobs, a former Uber employee, accused the company of using its competitive intelligence teams to steal trade secrets from Waymo and other companies; those letters became central in Waymo's lawsuit after they were disclosed to Waymo in late November.
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Now, because I have sat in front of a psychiatrist and showed her the strange lists I collect on my phone, and disclosed to her all of the nauseating ways in which I have grieved for people over the years, I can be steered in the right direction.
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Bachelorette fans learned last summer on the ABC reality series that Jordan and his family's relationship with the the Green Bay Packers quarterback was strained; he disclosed to JoJo that although he was very close with his oldest brother Luke, Aaron is estranged from the rest of the family.
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Kenneth A. Gross, a former election commission lawyer who specializes in campaign finance law, said that listing a bank loan in an annual Senate ethics report — which deals only with personal finances — would not satisfy the requirement that it be promptly disclosed to election officials during a campaign.
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According to the Herald's investigative series on the saga, the arrangement was finessed in cordial settings like a breakfast meeting between Acosta and Lefkowitz at a West Palm Beach Hotel in October 2007, and was not disclosed to Epstein's victims until after being finalized by a federal judge.
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It got wilder as more details were uncovered, including the fact that Holmes had a long relationship with key investor and Theranos COO Ramesh "Sunny" Balwani that the two never disclosed to investors, or that among those investors were Betsy DeVos, Rupert Murdoch, and the Waltons, of Walmart.
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"Direct and deliberate interference in our election is an unprecedented breach and threat to U.S. democracy and national security — it is absolutely critical that information about these matters be disclosed to the public and to Congress," the senators wrote to Lynch and Director Of National Intelligence James Clapper.
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These significant security lapses have once again brought data security to the attention of the U.S. government, businesses and consumers around the world, but far too little has been done to hold companies accountable for when and how security concerns are disclosed to the shareholders and the public.
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JOHANNESBURG, April 23 (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund said on Saturday that Mozambique had more than one billion dollars of debt guaranteed by the government that had not been disclosed to the Fund, and said it was evaluating the implications of the loans on the country's financial stability.
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For example, according to a 1993 opinion by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, grand jury information may be disclosed to the president if it relates to his role in helping the department decide how to enforce the law, or if it relates to a national security threat.
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The director of the commission's investigations and enforcement bureau, Karen Wells, told the commissioners that lawyers for Wynn Resorts had confirmed to her the existence of the $7.5 million settlement reported by The Journal and that it had not been disclosed to anyone or mentioned in court documents.
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"It's really incumbent upon all of us as we learn more about these conversations to work on not assuming the genders of folks that haven't disclosed to us how they identify, and working to have language that is more inclusive and neutral all the way around," says Bailey.
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An error in the system that bids for pilots' time off based on seniority was responsible for approving too much time off to too many pilots in December, American disclosed to employees last week, launching the carrier into a frenzied effort to cover thousands of then-pilotless scheduled flights.
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The "reasons" given for both of these retaliatory firings are senseless, especially given the positive, reaffirming feedback these folks have received in reviews about their job performance (no more details are being disclosed to coworkers, with a senior leader citing respect for these folks' privacy as the reason).
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WASHINGTON, June 5 (Reuters) - The Republican chairman of the U.S. Senate Commerce Committee and the top Democrat on the panel on Tuesday demanded that Facebook Inc Chief Executive Officer Mark Zuckerberg answer questions about whether user privacy was compromised by information disclosed to at least 60 device manufacturers.
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"Law enforcement records and files concerning a child and information stored, by electronic means or otherwise, concerning the child from which a record or file could be generated may not be disclosed to the public," Paige Lay, assistant attorney general of Texas, wrote, citing the Texas Family Code.
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"We do not like the fact that a new system was put on the aircraft and wasn't disclosed to anyone or put in the manuals," Jon Weaks, president of the Southwest Airlines Pilots Association, told the Times previously, describing his members as being "kept in the dark" by Boeing.
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About two weeks before Mr. Muilenburg testified in front of Congress for the first time, the company disclosed to lawmakers instant messages from 2016 in which a Boeing pilot complained that the system known as MCAS, which was new to the plane, was acting unpredictably in a flight simulator.
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In his timeline, Leitschuh said that the vulnerability was originally disclosed to Zoom on March 26, with a proposed "quick fix," but that Zoom took 10 days to confirm the vulnerability, and that despite talking to the company he only saw on June 24 that Zoom had implemented the quick fix.
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" If you make it that far, you'll find the sentence, "We may use Personal Data for which we have a legitimate interest, such as direct marketing, individual or market research, anti-fraud protection, or any other purpose disclosed to you at the time you provide Personal Data or with your consent.
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"The University took advantage of the fact that a large number of its patients, due to socio-economic barriers, are not in a position to assert their right to privacy and take steps to ensure that their medical records are not disclosed to a third party for a commercial purpose."
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The Podesta Group filed the new reports after deciding that its work for the center could qualify as lobbying for a foreign government or foreign political party, which must be disclosed to the Justice Department and list many activities that do not have to be disclosed in reports filed with Congress.
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"Since there is no plan announced or in place, it strikes me as putting the cart before the horse to say the Senate ought to vote on a $600 million emergency appropriations to pay for a plan that has not yet been created and disclosed to the American people," said Sen.
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In June 263, Reuters reported here that 35 percent of National's brokers – more than three times the industry average – had a history of regulatory run-ins, legal disputes or personal financial difficulties that must be disclosed to investors under FINRA rules, based on a Reuters analysis of the regulator's data.
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This is more information than Cambridge Analytica has thus far disclosed to one U.S. voter, professor David Carroll, who in January last year lodged a subject access request with the U.K.-based company after learning it had processed his personal information — only to be fobbed off with a partial disclosure.
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EPIC had argued that it is an agency and should have been required to complete a privacy impact assessment, detailing the type of information being collected, what the information is being used for, how it will be protected and whether it will be disclosed to others, before collecting personal information electronically.
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While Spectrum heavily disclaims that "Your personally identifiable information is not disclosed to the third-party advertisers... and we do not share your personally identifiable information with third parties for their own marketing or advertising purposes," there have been reports of individual people being identified from "anonymous" data like browsing habits.
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But such a payment from the candidate — even if it was made through a lawyer — would have to be disclosed to the Federal Election Commission as an in-kind contribution to the campaign and as an expenditure by the campaign, if it was for the purpose of influencing the election.
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In short, a Trump aide disclosed to an Australian diplomat that Russia possessed political "dirt" on Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonGiuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report California political donor indicted for 2023 overdose deaths at his home Sanders heart procedures shines spotlight on age of top Democrats MORE.
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But in the new document, not disclosed to media but published by lawyer Jo Maugham - one of those involved in the legal challenge - Johnson's legal team appeared to say there would still be a way for him to keep parliament from sitting, depending on the exact wording of the court's judgment.
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The E-government Act of 2002 requires all agencies to complete and publicly release a Privacy Impact Assessment, detailing the type of information being collected, what the information is being used for, how it will be protected and whether it will be disclosed to others, before collecting personal information electronically.
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During its original demo at last May's Google I/O developer conference, Duplex's system mimicked human speech so well that it immediately raised ethical questions about how much an AI bot should sound like a person, and how that should be disclosed to the person on the other end of the line.
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Ryan Bounds' nomination to the 9th Circuit blew up over his college writings, which he hadn't disclosed to a home-state nominating commission, including one where he accused campus "multiculturalists" of stereotyping minorities with conservative views, and then listed some of the derogatory terms he claimed were used to describe those minorities.
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"On the criminal side it could be — again if they know about an existing investigation and they put this into place for the purpose of preventing information from ever being disclosed to the investigators that could be viewed as obstruction of justice, which is a criminal violation of a US law," he adds.
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In 2014, a class-action lawsuit against Skinmedica, a skin-care company owned by Allergan (a major pharma company also behind Botox, Juvederm, and Latisse ), claimed that its TNS Serum, which has human growth factors derived from human baby foreskin, posed a cancer risk that wasn't disclosed to consumers for many years.
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"The judge was very upset because he had not been informed that she had retained Avenatti," which was not disclosed to the judge last week before he held another hearing to discuss possible conflicts of interest that could result from Bronfman funding the attorney costs of her co-defendants, the source said.
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"Upon information and belief, if the contents of Stroz's interim findings and the Stroz Report had been disclosed to Benchmark at the time, they would have had a material impact on Benchmark's decision to authorize the creation of the three new Board seats and grant control over them to Kalanick," the complaint reads.
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If in 2009 the FBI had halted, corrected, disclosed to the public and held those responsible to account for this national security name check debacle, the inaccurate background checks and vetting of Edward Snowden, Aaron Alexis, as well as the 665,000 flawed background checks conducted by security firm USIS might never have occurred.
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If the director has a conflict of interest — for example, the company wants to sign a major contract with another company owned by one of its directors — the conflict must be disclosed to the other board members and the conflicted board member should recuse him/herself from the discussion and approval process.
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The administrative law judge, however, found only that she was negligent in not ensuring the change was properly disclosed to investors in reports issued before the sale of the securities, imposing a $7,10 fine and an order to cease and desist from future violations – not much more than a slap on the wrist.
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But it was from his son's nearby office that he gave his response to the verdict that Pakistan's National Accountability Bureau (NAB), an anti-graft court, delivered later in the day, as to whether Mr Sharif and his family paid for the property with money that they had not properly disclosed to the Pakistani authorities.
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They allege that the RCMP never disclosed that the Stingray could be used "to locate a specific phone with precision" — information that was only disclosed to the defense in March — and that the authorizing judge was not made aware of the IMSI catchers' threat to public safety, because it can potentially interfere with 911 calls.
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But he pushed back at the suggestion that the incident could prompt overseas intelligence services to think twice about sharing intelligence with the US. McMaster also said Tuesday that Trump himself wasn't fully aware of important context surrounding the intelligence he disclosed to Russian officials, implying Trump didn't realize the gravity of his disclosure.
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"Indeed, we have long held that, when 'the data relied on by an agency in reaching its decision is not included in the administrative record and is not disclosed to the court,' we cannot determine whether the final agency decision reflects the rational outcome of the agency's consideration of all relevant factors," the court said.
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Arguing before Justice Denise A. Hartman in a courtroom here on Wednesday, a lawyer for the nonprofit, Lawrence A. Mandelker, said that communications between Mr. de Blasio and the nonprofit did not have to be disclosed to the panel because, among other reasons, of a "deliberative process" privilege that applies to executive branch communications.
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Anne Neuberger, NSA's director of cybersecurity, told TechCrunch that once the vulnerability was discovered, it went through the vulnerabilities equities process, a decision-making process used by the government to determine if it should retain control of the flaw for use in offensive security operations or if it should be disclosed to the vendor.
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"Your office made public, on your official website, six letters requesting documents related to a number of individuals, including employees of our client Fusion GPS, even after we had requested — in writing — that the names of employees not be disclosed to the public because of well-founded concerns about their public safety," the lawyers wrote.
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While advocating for the proposed law more than 40 years ago, John Maye, president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association, which at that time represented 3,220 transit officers, complained that "unverified and unsubstantiated" allegations as well as "confidential information and privileged medical records" about officers were being wrongly disclosed to the public and misused by defendants' attorneys.
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PIRRO: And when you say a single word, I mean, you make allegations like it was further not disclosed to the FISA court that the wife of fourth ranking DOJ Bruce Ohr worked for Fusion GPS and that Christopher Steele directly transmitted the dossier and other information through Bruce Ohr for submission to the FISA court.
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Lost focus, lost opportunity: The piece de resistance here is that the part of Holder's report that was disclosed to employees and the public was almost exclusively tied to workplace culture issues, with issues of sexual harassment and discrimination taking a back seat (save for such obvious recommendations like better training for how HR reps handle harassment complaints).
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"Certainly, the argument that the government will make is that the $130,000 payment from Michael Cohen to Daniels was a loan to the Trump campaign to keep these allegations secret obviously and then Trump paying Cohen back would be a campaign expenditure " — a loan and expenditure that should have been disclosed to the Federal Election Commission, he said.
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"We are particularly concerned that this panel reportedly will not be subject to the rules of the Federal Advisory Committee, allowing for significant subjective discretion in the composition of this panel, the level of information disclosed to the public by the panel, and the assurance that the panel will not be inappropriately influenced by special interests," the lawmakers wrote.
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"In many cases, people may be placing their trust and money in therapies that may bring little to no benefit in combating serious ailments, or worse — that may cause significant and even irreparable harm because the products are poorly manufactured, or contain active ingredients that aren't adequately tested or disclosed to patients, " Gottlieb said in a statement.
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But last month, just three days before Mr. Pizarro and Mr. Rivera were to go on trial, the prosecutors dropped a bombshell: They admitted they had known, since well before the men were charged, that one of Mr. Alston's associates had made a confession to Mr. Bishun's murder, the details of which had not been disclosed to the defense.
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"Patients simply may not realize that their genetic, reproductive health, substance abuse disorder, mental health information can be used in ways that could ultimately limit their access to health insurance, life insurance or even be disclosed to their employers," said Dr. Jesse M. Ehrenfeld, an anesthesiologist who is the chair of the American Medical Association's board.
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"With the express understanding that it would not violate the Privacy Act and that the text messages would become public by the next day in any event, I authorized [Justice's Office of Public Affairs] to disclose to the news media the text messages that were being disclosed to Congressional committees," Rosenstein wrote in a five-page statement signed Friday.
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""In fact, similar to the situation with MCAS in the Boeing 737 MAX, prior to our flight, Airbus never disclosed to airline pilots any information about a software feature (phugoid mode) that in the last four seconds of our flight, as I was beginning the landing, prevented me from achieving the maximum aerodynamic performance of the aircraft.
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Separately, Wells also said in the filing it is cooperating with the Department of Justice and voluntarily disclosed to the U.S. Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control an issue in which "certain foreign banks utilized a Wells Fargo software-based solution to conduct import/export trade-related financing transactions with countries and entities" the agency prohibits.
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"The campaign to publicly vilify Special Agent Strzok contributed to the FBI&aposs ultimate decision to unlawfully terminate him, as well as to frequent incidents of public and online harassment and threats of violence to Strzok and his family that began when the texts were first disclosed to the media and continue to this day," the suit alleged.
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And we also went in and taught workshops to football teams, both a JV and Varsity football team in Arlington, Virginia, and it's really really exciting to see these boys raise their hands when we ask them questions like, What would you do if somebody disclosed to you that they'd been sexually assaulted, and the immediate responses are, Tell them 'I believe you.
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"To protect the privacy of defendant Kesha Rose Sebert, to insulate her from unnecessary embarrassment and to protect her medical providers from the press and the media … the records of her treatment … shall not be disclosed to anyone except the parties to this action, their attorneys, and experts retained by the parties who signed a confidentiality agreement," the papers read.
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"When the company renewed Bill O'Reilly's contract in February, it knew that a sexual harassment lawsuit had been threatened against him by Lis Wiehl, but was informed by Mr. O'Reilly that he had settled the matter personally, on financial terms that he and Ms. Wiehl had agreed were confidential and not disclosed to the company," the statement, obtained by EW, reads.
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Each new piece of news has made the FBI's hack look worse The only win the FBI has from the past three months is a secret new method for unlocking iPhones, disclosed to the agency at the close of the San Bernardino case — but in the weeks since then, each new piece of news has made the FBI's hack look worse.
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Mr. Schneiderman reached a settlement last year with Peabody Energy, the giant coal company, after finding that it had not properly disclosed to the public and its shareholders the risks of climate change and regulation to its business — an investigation similar to Mr. Schneiderman's efforts to determine whether Exxon Mobil had committed fraud in its public statements about climate change.
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Photo: AP / Evan VucciSaying there is no legal reason why Ajit Pai should rebuff an invitation to brief lawmakers during the government shutdown, the chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Monday criticized the FCC head for refusing to appear for a briefing about the ongoing controversy over Americans' real-time location data being disclosed to unauthorized third-parties.
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U.S. intelligence officials directly familiar with the violations told The Hill that the memos confirm that the intelligence agencies have routinely policed, fixed and self-disclosed to the nation's intelligence court thousands of minor procedural and more serious privacy infractions that have impacted both Americans and foreigners alike since the warrantless spying program was created by Congress in late 2008.
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"I think my husband doesn't look like is going to get a fair trial, the way they are behaving, the way that they are treating him compared to Japanese like Saikawa," she said of Nissan's former CEO Hiroto Saikawa, who was allowed to resign earlier this month after an internal investigation found that he received improper payments that weren't disclosed to shareholders.
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Before the arbitrators ruled, however, the panel's own counsel disclosed to Leviev and the Kleins that Bronner had been convicted in Belgium, along with about 100 other defendants, "of tax fraud and other offenses relating to a scheme involving the use of sham transactions to nominally export diamonds from Belgium while, in fact, reselling them on the black market," as Judge Furman described the offense.
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The ruling, issued last week but not received by the parties until Monday, comes as Mr. de Blasio is also fighting in State Supreme Court in Manhattan to keep emails and text messages between City Hall and a small number of outside advisers — some of whom played central roles in the political nonprofit before it closed down this year — from being disclosed to reporters.
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"A little over a year ago, multiple Flex workers disclosed to Gizmodo that they worked overtime without additional pay in order to complete their deliveries and avoid being booted from the program, with one worker claiming Amazon "said it evens out because when you work a three hour block and finish in two they still pay you for three, but it doesn't even out.
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The company contracts with law enforcement agencies around the country, reports Betsy Swan at Daily Beast: In the notification, which The Daily Beast reviewed, the startup Clearview AI disclosed to its customers that an intruder "gained unauthorized access" to its list of customers, to the number of user accounts those customers had set up, and to the number of searches its customers have conducted.
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Lewandowski's conversations with the President and with senior advisers to the President are protected from disclosure by long-settled principles protecting Executive Branch confidentiality interests," wrote White House counsel Pat Cipollone, "and, as a result, the White House has directed Mr. Lewandowski not to provide information about such communications beyond the information provided in the portions of the Report that have already been disclosed to the Committee.
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The memo alleges that the political origins of the dossier — partially paid for by Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) — were not disclosed to the clandestine court that signed off on the warrant request.
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Hundreds of internal NSA documents, declassified and released to VICE News in response to our long-running Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit, reveal now for the first time that not only was the truth about the "single email" more complex and nuanced than the NSA disclosed to the public, but that Snowden had a face-to-face interaction with one of the people involved in responding to that email.
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"With the express understanding that it would not violate the Privacy Act and that the text messages would become public by the next day in any event, I authorized [Justice's Office of Public Affairs] to disclose to the news media the text messages that were being disclosed to Congressional committees," Rosenstein wrote in a five-page statement signed Friday, adding that he told staff to notify Page's and Strzok's lawyers.
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It also claims that the political origins of the dossier — it was financed in part by Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee — were not disclosed to the clandestine court that granted the warrant. Rep.
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Hundreds of internal NSA documents, declassified and released to VICE News in response to our long-running Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, reveal now for the first time that not only was the truth about the "single email" more complex and nuanced than the NSA disclosed to the public, but that Snowden had a face-to-face interaction with one of the people involved in responding to that email.
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In addition to evaluating the actions of FBI Director James Comey—including a letter he sent to Congress 11 days before the election that set off incendiary speculation—the investigation will also probe whether FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe should have recused himself in the Clinton case, the possibility that classified information was improperly disclosed to the public, and the strange timing of a series of Freedom of Information Act request document releases.
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Democratic leaders in Congress sent a letter to the Justice Department on Tuesday questioning whether information divulged about the Russia investigation during a classified briefing for congressional leaders by agency officials last month was disclosed to lawyers working for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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Google employees say they want: An end to forced arbitration in harassment and discrimination cases; a commitment to end pay and opportunity inequity; a sexual harassment transparency report disclosed to the public; a clear inclusive process for reporting sexual misconduct safely and anonymously; and for the chief diversity officer to report directly to the CEO and make recommendations to the board of directors, as well as the appointment of an employee representative to the board.
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