My messages were not only being read, but widely disseminated.
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All further results will be disseminated as they become available.
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That accurate report was disseminated on television and CNN digital.
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It was also evident in how the speech was disseminated.
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Disinformation and propaganda disseminated online have poisoned the public sphere.
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Meanwhile, kits to test about 800,000 more have been disseminated.
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But on Twitter and Facebook, anti-vaccine sentiments are widely disseminated.
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From there, it was disseminated by various Twitter accounts and Instagramers.
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He said the monitored material was "widely disseminated" in intelligence reports.
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The shootings have raised new questions about violence being disseminated online.
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Through its educational program, its principles were disseminated outside its walls.
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Like von Däniken, Ferguson's views have been disseminated by television shows.
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Furthermore, knowledge isn't as effectively disseminated in areas outside of healthcare.
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What formats should the resulting models and imagery be disseminated as?
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"As well, no market data was being disseminated," the email said.
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Scammers disseminated fake news to manipulate the price of their holdings.
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These are private photos should never have been disseminated without her permission.
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Keep in mind that our communications can be rapidly and broadly disseminated.
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He also said this information had been widely disseminated in intelligence circles.
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That information is disseminated through companion mobile apps for patients and caregivers.
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The bill would also require additional disclosure of information disseminated by lobbyists.
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He received thousands of calls after his cellphone number was disseminated online.
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Together, the programs have disseminated a total of more than 2,85033 IDs.
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Clearly, Schulte didn't intend for his personal website to become widely disseminated.
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But this approach breaks down when the information is not effectively disseminated.
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"There is nothing that indicates that classified information has been disseminated," Gen.
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As for Gawker, it disseminated a sex tape of a retired pro wrestler.
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This is a great way to see technical improvements disseminated across the market.
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Like Mr Bünger, each raised questions about how knowledge is produced and disseminated.
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Over and over, our respondents expressed dissatisfaction with how scientific research gets disseminated.
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The note, which was disseminated to Loop Capital clients, was seen by Reuters.
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The names are disseminated before Christmas, well in time for January hiring season.
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It became his second-most disseminated Twitter communiqué, shared more than 3,63 times.
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The main issue is that the info gets disseminated all over the place.
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Her sister-in-law's brother, Auguste Riviere, disseminated Le Brun's portraits through reproductions.
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The emails — disseminated by WikiLeaks from the account of John D. Podesta, Mrs.
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Mr. Debuskey was no mere disseminator of news releases, though he disseminated plenty.
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Maybe what is new is the speed at which these things are disseminated.
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Overall, central planning ensures that the best ideas are disseminated throughout the group.
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In other words, publicly available information may be better disseminated thanks to automation.
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The doctored video, disseminated widely on social media, succeeded in creating the desired uproar.
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It is rich, expensive to produce and distribute, and disseminated through screens and speakers.
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"Every evening, filtered, carefully chosen transcripts are disseminated," the prime minister's Facebook response said.
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If such information were disseminated via WhatsApp, this would constitute a serious security breach.
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A community alert w/ photos is being constructed and will be disseminated shortly. pic.twitter.
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"Our nation is at an historic moment," Pelosi said in remarks disseminated to reporters.
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For now, Trump TV is a small operation, cheaply produced and disseminated through Facebook.
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Proprietary software, apps, games, and media can be replicated and disseminated globally with ease.
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For starters, early voting totals from millions of Americans have already been widely disseminated.
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I grew up in the '60s and the polio vaccine was being disseminated widely.
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Accordingly, Reddit should be held accountable for critical health information disseminated on the platform.
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And several experts said they had concerns with the figures he disseminated on Sunday.
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Photographs of the meeting are, however, disseminated by state-owned Russian media outlet Tass.
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Wasn&apost this all about Russian lives paid for, disseminated, propagated and lying to courts?
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The methods by which racism is disseminated can be learned if one cares to look.
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Before the reports were disseminated, there had already been some bad publicity about these women.
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The guidance sent by email to leaders along the border was disseminated the same day.
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Furthermore, our lives are becoming more instrumented by cheap sensors and disseminated through social media.
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VHS tapes progressed into DVDs before YouTube revolutionized the way that ballroom culture was disseminated.
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In Poland, they disseminated a fake news story about migrant taxi drivers raping European women.
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It stars in Stormfront threads and appears on reading lists disseminated on 8chan's /pol/ board.
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Cancer "disseminated" via blood vessels, "attacked" the organs, and began to sprout and flourish there.
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They are disseminated haphazardly — through Twitter, a dedicated podcast and enhanced game broadcasts on MLB.
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In a video disseminated by the state news agency SUNA, his words sounded remarkably conciliatory.
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According to US intelligence, Russian military intelligence hacked the Democrats and then disseminated damaging information.
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The watchlist is disseminated to a variety of governmental departments, foreign governments and police agencies.
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"The image disseminated widely on social media corresponds to an isolated event," the council said.
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When the internet arrived, electronic PDFs became the main medium through which articles were disseminated.
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As the virus has spread, myths and conspiracy theories about it have been disseminated online.
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The more it's discussed, the more it's disseminated both in future work and in practice.
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And FARA covers propaganda disseminated through all media, not only the internet and social media.
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The bots and trolls disseminated both pro- and anti-vaccine messages between 2014 and 2017.
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Before 2013, the F.D.A. had received no reports of uterine cancers being disseminated by morcellators.
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But there is one individual whose remarks about Trump should be known and widely disseminated.
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The video was disseminated across the internet even as platforms desperately worked to remove it.
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Pro-Islamic State social media accounts quickly disseminated the video, spreading it as quickly as possible.
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The states had won a national injunction, which still stands, preventing that guidance from being disseminated.
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Yet surprisingly little is known about the specific ways in which germs are disseminated within airports.
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"ISIS is an idea, and this idea has been disseminated all across the world," he says.
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NP: Total control of all information disseminated on the internet, as far as I can tell.
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This was actually more dangerous, delivering opioids meant to be disseminated over hours in one hit.
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Lynching became the transformation of Black people's bodies into centerpieces and collector's items to be disseminated.
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Discovering in this anthology that these images were disseminated in homes via record covers is surprising.
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He says there is a lot of fake news being disseminated on "dark" social media platforms.
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It disseminated public information via audio, image and text message alerts to combat the disease's spread.
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The parents, in the letter disseminated Sunday, detail the trauma of being separated from their children.
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The videos disseminated on the pages at the time had garnered more than 30 million views.
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Events are filmed and then disseminated on social media making Ahed and her family online celebrities.
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Despite this, significant majorities share with the expectation that their images will not be disseminated further.
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Produced and disseminated by official media outlets, the videos contain no apologies for the mass hangings.
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Lewis said Assange had also disseminated unredacted material which put the lives of sources at risk.
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One man on my patient list had been admitted with shock from a widely disseminated infection.
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McSally's campaign has disseminated newsletters touting the president's recent praise of her at a bill signing.
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Manning was convicted in 2013 of leaking classified information that was later publicly disseminated by WikiLeaks.
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According to The Guardian, this was only supposed to be disseminated internally, but, ya know, oops.
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His book comes at a time when our world is grappling with how information is disseminated.
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Dr. Shaheen maintained that prejudice was an acquired trait, manufactured and disseminated by movies and television.
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And the Great Migration disseminated blues, jazz, gospel and the other glories of African-American music.
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It is not the barbarity that is new but rather how the violence is documented and disseminated.
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The new emails also shed light on how that message was disseminated to the National Park Service.
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The artist's allegedly dangerous installations were heavily pummeled in the media after the study was initially disseminated.
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These statistics originate from a younger, scrappier Hollywood, in which silent films were produced and disseminated rapidly.
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This is how easy it is for simple mistakes to end up disseminated to millions of people.
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ICOs typically involve the issuance of digital tokens, created and disseminated using distributed ledger or blockchain technology.
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Thanks to technology, news stories and statements are disseminated around the globe, on websites, or television networks.
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Over time, the best practices and tools developed by the cohort will be disseminated to Ys nationwide.
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We all know only practice makes perfect, despite the dazzling and constant success stories disseminated every day.
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Chinese broadcaster CCTV disseminated news of Hogg's departure before it landed officially at the Hong Kong bourse.
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All of these efforts depend on a strong foundation of objective, publicly funded, and widely-disseminated research.
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The fact that analysts are able to dismiss it as propaganda disseminated by Moscow is profoundly disturbing.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the Knicks disseminated a public apology from Anthony through one of their Twitter accounts.
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Still, his impact among fellow economists and his influence on how they disseminated their work were significant.
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It's a problem for technology corporations, which regulate the primary means through which information is disseminated today.
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News photographs of Bush's air-guitar moment have been widely disseminated, particularly since Bush's death on Friday.
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Walker said officials indicated 2.4 million testing components had been disseminated but not necessarily put together yet.
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Republicans have criticized the dossier since it was first publicly disseminated when BuzzFeed published it in January.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada became the latest world leader to have private remarks disseminated worldwide.
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Fact-checking websites ascertain the veracity of false stories once they are already pervasive and widely disseminated.
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"The ideas are being disseminated in these relatively short books but also through social media," said Valencia-Garcia.
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Instead, they validated and disseminated widely the grass roots' sense of grievance, encouraging the new "tea party" identity.
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The internet erupted, people scrambled to organize protests, information on how to help disseminated across social media timelines.
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Though light on details, the initial idea sounds something like a digital magazine or newspaper disseminated through Facebook.
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Directions from security have already been disseminated, and the DHH crowd makes a path for the woman's exit.
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Disinformation, disseminated through the awesome channels of the bully pulpit, will likely be integral to Trump's reelection campaign.
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Also, there may be other ways that some of the ideas from this class get published or disseminated.
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Many innovations in timekeeping were disseminated through books, particularly since, until the 19th century, all timepieces were handmade.
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Proponents of sharing weather satellite spectrum argue that this lifesaving data can be disseminated through terrestrial Internet delivery.
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They compared the pamphlets and messages disseminated by the CO2 Coalition to "propaganda" dispensed by the tobacco industry.
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And you'll hear about who's behind them, how they're disseminated, and why they're being spread across the world.
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Subsequent reports showed that the Russian group created a Texas fan page, which disseminated pro-Texas secessionist messages.
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Some of that information was then passed to Europol, who disseminated it to law enforcement bodies across Europe.
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"They're ... distilling it, turning it into usable reports for the decision makers, and [getting] that information disseminated."Capt.
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The piece in which this sentence appears, "Hoboken," was written in the 1950s but widely disseminated only recently.
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It was a network of artists, intellectuals and students who disseminated pamphlets and posters calling for civil disobedience.
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And so he continued to sell postcards, stamps, and other easily disseminated items emblazoned with the statue's image.
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This bending of reality in one's favor is the type of Supreme Leader-worshipping propaganda disseminated in dictatorships.
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While the spammer and malware accounts mostly disseminated anti-vaccine messages, the Russia-linked ones played both sides.
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It can take days or weeks before anyone finds out what has been disseminated by social media software.
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As the engine room floods, children are abandoned, marriages break up, false information is disseminated, and rioting erupts.
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ChemoWave is free to download, in order to get it as widely disseminated as possible, according to Lashey.
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"The improvements in cancer prevention and early detection and treatment aren't disseminated equally among the population," said Siegel.
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Ethics investigators cleared Nunes of accusations he disseminated classified information related to Russian election meddling in December 2017.
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This included the content of emails stolen from the accounts of Democratic party officials and disseminated by Wikileaks.
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Though the news was a hoax from a man named Mark Boslough, it became widely disseminated and believed.
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In the mid-1980s, the intelligence community published and disseminated widely a major, detailed assessment of Islamist trends.
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We do know, Jake, that Deputy Peterson at the time uttered -- he disseminated information over the police radio.
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Yes, Comey broke the FBI rules in how he handled and disseminated memos about his conversations with Trump.
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But it didn't get disseminated widely enough until Intuit started placing design leaders throughout the company in 2012.
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Linklater often tackles issues of transmission and legacy in his work, especially how things are disseminated and circulate.
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That was positively demure next to a video that Beto O'Rourke, another potential Democratic presidential candidate, disseminated recently.
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But religious extremists have disseminated "sinister preachings" in Xinjiang, leading some to act like "drug addicts", he said.
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The drive, disseminated in January, contained more than two dozen women's names, ranks and units, according to Brennan's reporting.
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Despite Twitter's efforts, many users continue to face abuse and harassment, and terrorists have disseminated propaganda on the service.
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Jiampietro then allegedly developed a scheme where he "repeatedly obtained, used and disseminated" confidential information to lure prospective clients.
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First, Russia stole emails from Democrats and disseminated them strategically through WikiLeaks at critical moments during the 2016 campaign.
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Ethereum was more pliable than Bitcoin, but its updates were disseminated by a core development team overseen by Buterin.
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"I think the biggest problem we have right now is that treatments are not very well disseminated," says Wilhelm.
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That's how a lot of bad information gets disseminated, and how a lot of good information gets passed over.
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The plaintiffs said that their privacy was violated when their search terms were disseminated by Google to other sites.
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Few players have much direct contact with the data analysts; their reports are often disseminated through the coaching staff.
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" He said Flannery's team disseminated information in a way that was "disjointed and difficult to verify on many accounts.
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" The president said the shooter, Omar Mateen, was "inspired by various extremist information that was disseminated over the internet.
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Ensuring it is disseminated throughout national security agencies and shared with counterparts in other countries is the other half.
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A number of monitor groups disseminated graphic photos and video clips portraying the medical mayhem wrought by the bombings.
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The information can be disseminated faster than a television broadcast, which comes in with a multi-second transmission delay.
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The ultimate goal is to assert one's influence through a widely disseminated image or story and wield that power.
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This is marketing at its best: free, broadly disseminated, playful, harmless, and focused on that sought-after demographic — youth.
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Steve King disseminated the message over social media, further pushing the message that Carson was out of the running.
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If it works, it could attract other Broadway writers, expanding the way a musical can be imagined and disseminated.
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She says she especially wants to provide a corrective to the public unpleasantness being disseminated by bitter Markle relatives.
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She was diagnosed with early disseminated Lyme disease, meaning the bacteria causing the disease had spread throughout her body.
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The technique revolutionized the way information was disseminated, allowing publications to be produced on a large scale and quickly.
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He had dispelled the myth, expertly but inexplicably disseminated by Mourinho, that United's players were not up to scratch.
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It would be crucial to show, first, whether the president knew the account to be disseminated publicly was false.
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In a statement broadcast on the Internet, Netanyahu dismissed the report as "fake research" disseminated by media hostile towards him.
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While the studio's American Twitter account released the above poster, there were various images — and tweets — disseminated around the world.
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Give each member of congress a staff of 5 or less and watch the reduction in garbage produced and disseminated.
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The news release announcing the second quarter 2016 results will be disseminated on July 27, 2016 after the market close.
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What was once a relatively private practice for studying personal charts has blown up and disseminated through social media channels.
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According to a police statement disseminated to press, the victim did not put up a fight because she was drunk.
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Unfortunately that meant a ton of fake news got disseminated on the platform during the United States' most insane election.
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"It is our position that the photograph that has been widely disseminated was unlawfully taken and maliciously distributed," Adams said.
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The new recruiting campaign will be "disseminated through separate, but integrated print, TV, digital and social media information," Carter said.
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The conference was held under Chatham House rules, meaning information may be disseminated but cannot be attributed to individual participants.
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But it overlooked the fact that, at the time, two-thirds of all tweeted links were being disseminated by bots.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) said the FBI report will be disseminated to lawmakers through the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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The specter of national security, disseminated through the press, would stifle calls for reform in unrelated sectors of the government.
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Felony records are digitally disseminated far and wide, and can haunt the wrongly convicted for years after they are exonerated.
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The suit was filed in 2016, and has exposed previously unknown details about the list and how it is disseminated.
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" Those details had nothing to do with Russia or the Russia investigation and were "widely disseminated in intelligence community reporting.
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The takeaway is that all types of knowledge which favor humanity must not be blocked but open and widely disseminated.
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I couldn't articulate it then, but I saw him as a hero, one who disseminated hard truths on the regular.
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They have disseminated fake news stories and other disinformation to interfere with elections in other countries, as they did here.
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"We're standing firm," he said, in comments translated and disseminated through a messaging application by a team from the newspaper.
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These fabrications were disseminated widely in right-wing circles, and they culminated in her abrupt departure from Kyiv in April.
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The film was removed from Vietnamese cinemas after screenshots of the map were disseminated on social media, according to Reuters.
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The accord also imposes requirements on how Medtronic promoted clinical trial information and disseminated medical journal articles related to Infuse.
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Their contents were disseminated into a comprehensively partisan environment, and the fact of the emails' existence immediately overwhelmed their contents.
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St. Jude has denied the allegations and sued both firms, saying they disseminated false information to manipulate its stock price.
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These results were published in Drug Testing and Analysis in 2015 and widely disseminated by national and international media outlets.
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People were confused: I'm old enough to remember when melting a giant block of ice was how all information was disseminated.
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Trump has repeatedly questioned the US intelligence community's finding that the Russians hacked and disseminated materials in support of his campaign.
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China Digital Times, for instance, has extensively covered the evolving blacklists of words disseminated by the government around particularly contentious topics.
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While still a privately-held company, Bloom repeatedly disseminated unreliable data and rose-colored projections, according to documents reviewed by Axios.
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That data is then uploaded to the cloud, analysed by Winnow's algorithm, and disseminated so that food waste can be reduced.
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Until 2013 these publicity materials weren't allowed to be disseminated within the United States, but the 2013 NDAA removed that restriction.
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And now the sexist lie behind its wimpy justification is out there, waiting to be disseminated by someone if not Serena.
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The hack was coordinated, and information was disseminated on the news agency and the government's social media channels immediately, officials said.
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is also investigating how Tesla disseminated the information about the Autopilot fatality to investors.
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They built their AI using natural language processing techniques that had already been developed and disseminated throughout academia and the industry.
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For someone so wildly famous, Beyoncé keeps masterful control over the way information about her public and professional life is disseminated.
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Adding to the pressure on the Belgian authorities was information disseminated this month by the Belgian Coordinating Body for Threat Analysis.
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NFI Spokesman Gavin Gibbons said everyone is learning the new USDA process and product was disseminated before a review was completed.
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The terrorist attack in Christchurch was designed to be disseminated across internet platforms and to encourage similar actions around the world.
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This is noteworthy because the intelligence community believes Russia disseminated information from a hack of the Democratic National Committee through WikiLeaks.
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Those with disseminated disease have to be treated for a long time – often up to a year, or occasionally for life.
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Patients need to be protected from misleading information; more education needs to be disseminated about the value of these new diagnostics.
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Its effect and utility, though, as a venue for black art to be created disseminated and understood, will be its legacy.
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The captivating scene was widely disseminated at NASA centers, while American politicians gave out posters of the shots as diplomatic gifts.
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A place where we could understand the different ways in which the Bible has been interpreted and disseminated throughout human history?
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Border control agents have few guidelines determining how information they collect should be stored, maintained or disseminated to other government agencies.
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But Starfleet just got its prized ship back and its cloak-breaking technology is now being disseminated to all the ships.
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Universal thirst for instant "Game of Thrones" feedback ensured that these were quickly disseminated by and to a more diverse audience.
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Like every dumb hot take, or troll-y thing, or just all of the talking points are formed and are disseminated.
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The passport details of another participant in the rally, who is from the Chinese mainland, have been disseminated on social media.
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Michelangelo's loving depiction of the muscular bodies was widely disseminated through engravings, including one by Marcantonio Raimondi, an image Moufarrege owned.
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And records from his 1988 divorce, disseminated Tuesday night by opponents, resurfaced spousal abuse accusations that made some Republican senators uncomfortable.
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The bank also disseminated trading analysis materials to investors that intentionally deleted its largest and most aggressive trader, Schneiderman's office said.
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Microsoft is providing ALTBalaji with BlendNet technology that enables videos to be disseminated through a combination of cloud-enabled metadata systems.
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Even when those pronouncements are ultimately made by Beijing there is the inherent distrust of information disseminated by the Chinese government.
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That information that was gathered from GCHQ was actually passed to John Brennan, and it was disseminated within the U.S. government.
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"We must be sure there are lots of people present of all ages," they said in instructions disseminated on social media.
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A handful of firms are using artificial intelligence to assess the scientific importance of research, irrespective of how it has been disseminated.
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A search of Interpol's public database did not reveal an active red notice against Kanter, but most notices are not disseminated publicly.
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Amid a disconcerting political climate wherein the Trump administration has publicly fostered climate science misinformation, any accurately disseminated climate information is valuable.
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Regardless, the anti-pornography office stated in its announcement that porn is being disseminated under the guise of ASMR on many websites.
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Mr Lucas and other economists, including Paul Romer, sought to fix that by adding descriptions of how knowledge is developed and disseminated.
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"There needs to be an implicit understanding between the parties that the image will not be disseminated to other people," Szalkiewicz says.
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Details about persons associated with the incoming administration, details with little apparent foreign intelligence value, were widely disseminated in intelligence community reporting.
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The Defense Department is conducting an investigation of a number of Marines who allegedly disseminated nude photos of female service members online.
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"I'm confident we can do something to dramatically reduce the number of opioids that are being disseminated, manufactured and distributed," he said.
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These types of memos are typically disseminated through the agency's "dissent channel," allowing officials an outlet to voice differing opinions on policy.
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The hackers behind the leak appear to have carefully disseminated and backed up the files online on several platforms to avoid takedowns.
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Let's hope meaningful progress is made by then — and that the disseminated reports are secured, not a visible roadmap to our vulnerabilities.
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It is not uncommon for private celebrity documents—sex tapes, voicemails, legal papers—to be stolen from web servers and disseminated online.
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This has disseminated throughout the American basketball population, but it doesn't always fit in the Europeans' more club-centric, team-coaching approach.
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Friday's court filings in Mr. Higginbotham's case cite at least one email from Mr. Broidy that was disseminated to the news media.
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Most recently, the CFPB under Kraninger's direction disseminated an e-alert to educate consumers about high-tech online frauds targeting mortgage borrowers.
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During the 2016 campaign, WikiLeaks disseminated the contents of internal communications stolen from the Democratic National Committee and the Clinton presidential campaign.
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On Tuesday, a video widely disseminated on Twitter showed striking Paris subway workers harassing a colleague who chose to go to work.
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As I'd started to notice in 2014, digital photography was accelerating the speed at which trends were disseminated and ideas were copied.
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The executions, widely disseminated online, caused outrage and horror in the West, transforming public perceptions of the terror threat posed by ISIS.
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"The test message was not disseminated to the public via any communication channels operated by the National Weather Service," the statement adds.
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It disseminated propaganda lite, but also projected warmheartedness to foreign audiences that were eager to hear something from behind the Iron Curtain.
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They included investigations involving former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Ukrainians who disseminated documents that damaged Mr. Trump's 2016 campaign.
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Twitter's ongoing, and possibly Sisyphean, effort of policing and removing nefarious content disseminated on its platform is taking another step forward today.
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The suspect's so-called "manifesto," which was disseminated online ahead of the shooting, was filled with anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim ideas.
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This exception would seem to cover keeping Mr. Flynn's identity and words unmasked in disseminated materials about his conversation with Mr. Kislyak.
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Assange's organization then slowly disseminated them to the public, keeping the emails constantly in the news cycle during the 2016 presidential election.
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Anything, from a one-of-a-kind smirk to a single clapback, can be caught by a discerning eye and disseminated across Twitter.
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Mobile phone videos of Mr. Woods's shooting were disseminated online; some of the footage was taken by people in a nearby city bus.
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"After hacking into the EDGAR system they stole drafts of [these] reports before the information was disseminated to the general public," he said.
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For most of modern history, the easiest way to block the spread of an idea was to keep it from being mechanically disseminated.
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During the month people are paying a little bit more attention to ways in which information about blackness is disseminated online or otherwise.
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The original live stream would have been hard to prevent, but the reuploads, which autoplayed, disseminated the horror to a much larger audience.
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It was another in a sequence of sickening and all-too-regular events, but perhaps most notable was how quickly it was disseminated.
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Kaitlyn: To move this to the next friction point, how does the law apply to the way these images and videos are disseminated?
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"Our approach is designed to enable a deeper understanding of the themes, misinformation, and disinformation being disseminated by this network," the groups explain.
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These tweets then get disseminated through the Influencer system which somehow boosts their signal to get the tweets in front of more people.
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Reports of the missing couple were disseminated to the United States Coast Guard and the Royal Bahamas Defence Force (RBDF), according to Burger.
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They allegedly adopted false identities, used false identification, misrepresented both organizations to government agencies—which could constitute felony perjury—and disseminated fraudulent advertisements.
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But she said that even if those names were "unmasked" by a member of the Obama administration, that information wouldn't be disseminated broadly.
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When and why did Pai or his office develop the idea that the report was inaccurate, if not when it was being disseminated?
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I've written before about how lynching photos extend into present day's shareable media incarnations of anti-Black violence, which are disseminated and desensitizing.
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Outraged netizens disseminated photos of the incident, forcing Mr Phuc to apologise—a rare step for a senior official in Vietnam's authoritarian regime.
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A request also would have to be approved by the top lawyer of the U.S. intelligence agency that disseminated the original intelligence report.
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"There needs to be an implicit understanding between the parties that the image will not be disseminated to other people," Szalkiewicz told us.
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Nunes made the announcement at a press conference, saying the information had been "widely disseminated" and "unmasked" several individuals from the Trump team.
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TV shouldn't sit and deny our viewers the news that is being tweeted and disseminated widely while we wait and think about it.
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A valuable set of learning tools is being disseminated by the Center for News Literacy of the Stony Brook University School of Journalism.
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Since 2013, they have trained 130 presenters who have disseminated the ACE research in more than half of the counties across the state.
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Some of the messages disseminated through social media included "go ahead and kill her," an Asian member of Parliament said in the study.
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Tapes disseminated to friendly countries The details of the tape have emerged as Ankara confirmed that the intelligence had been shared with allies.
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Nunes made the announcement at a press conference, saying the information had been "widely disseminated" in an implicit criticism of intelligence community officials.
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"These issues are taken wholly unresolved and put into a commercial context where they're amplified and disseminated at instantaneous speed, forever," she added.
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Social media platforms will continue to be an important vector by which information is consumed and disseminated within countries and around the world.
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A widely disseminated cellphone video of the episode showed Mr. Scott, who was unarmed, running away from Mr. Slager when the officer fired.
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After he displayed a wanted poster disseminated by the group, he asked Sessions if he would disavow the group's endorsement as attorney general.
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The Times serves a powerful function in having a major say in what "news" gets disseminated into the national dialogue and what doesn't.
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Bradshaw pointed to several examples of hoax political stories disseminated on Reddit ahead of the election, including Pizzagate and allegations of illegal electioneering.
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Jerry McNerney (D-Calif.) that would require the NIST guidance disseminated to small businesses to include case studies of cyber protection and recovery.
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In 2016, Russian operatives manipulated Facebook and disseminated false news stories across its network to influence the outcome of the American presidential election.
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In 2016, Russian operatives manipulated Facebook and disseminated false news stories across its network to influence the outcome of the American presidential election.
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The information was reportedly shared with the U.S. with the strict understanding that it would not be widely disseminated, even among American officials.
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I mean, just look at this graphic—disseminated by the University of California at Santa Barbara—depicting men's and women's sexual response cycles.
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King went on to press for "clearer rules around bots", saying he would personally favor a ban on political content being "disseminated by machines".
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Activists of all backgrounds appear with red roses on signs and literature disseminated by the Democratic Socialists of America and their many working groups.
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During a press conference this week, Artis was asked about the disseminated photo and he, too, said he could only assume those were hickeys.
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This information was then disseminated over social media by the hackers who disguised themselves as a hacktivist group called the Fancy Bears' Hack Team.
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They used an online file-sharing ring which disseminated caches of pornographic material featuring the sexual abuse or exploitation of minors, the police said.
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It's being shared with Congress "with the expectation it will not be disseminated or disclosed without FBI concurrence," the bureau said in a statement.
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He collected and disseminated disturbing testimony from former internees, who detailed forced indoctrination involving the denigration of the religion and culture of Xinjiang's minorities.
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"I have seen intelligence reports that clearly show the president elect and his team were at least monitored and disseminated out," Nunes told reporters.
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The Foreign Agents Registration Act dictates that a "conspicuous statement" must be present on disseminated materials, disclosing the relationship between the firm and client.
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But radio broadcasts disseminated this language to radical Hutus and, in the opinions of human rights tribunals and experts like Donohue, spawned mass violence.
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"Brett Kavanaugh and I have been good friends since high school," Maura Fitzgerald said in a statement disseminated by a conservative public relations firm.
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Because with climate truths so widely disseminated and accepted, both know in some part of their minds that global warming is real and threatening.
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Unless one of them — or the judge — decides to submit the decision to one of the above-mentioned databases, it is usually never disseminated.
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His intimate images were disseminated without his consent, and over 1,000 men were sent to his home and place of business looking for sex.
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And warnings triggered by the system's seismographic sensors could only be disseminated haphazardly because some cellphone transmission towers had been toppled by the quake.
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"Our relations have now seen a rainbow after the rain," Mr. Xi wrote in an article disseminated by Xinhua, the Chinese state news agency.
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This false belief about the danger of these drugs seems to stem from several unsubstantiated — though widely disseminated — media reports over the past year.
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At first it hints at, then bursts with violence, wave after wave, which are recorded, disseminated, and manipulated for ideological gain for the separatists.
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Normally, unmasking just means that these identities get revealed in classified reports disseminated among intelligence agencies, not that they get revealed to the public.
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Train boys and messengers sold celery to passengers on the railroad; the seeds were disseminated across the United States, and a celery craze ensued.
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The companies disseminated the survey, which was anonymous, to employees as they chose, and 535 people responded; 20 in-depth interviews were also held.
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Her outlook anticipated characteristics of digital photographs disseminated across social networks, allowing multitudes to exchange perspectives while contending with events in other people's lives.
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The law requires information disseminated to the public by federal agencies, including by DHS and DOJ, be of requisite quality, objectivity, utility and integrity.
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Facebook was facing scrutiny at the time for its role in hoax news stories being disseminated across its platform ahead of the 2016 election.
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False news, also linked to Russia, was widely disseminated in Italy by opponents of the push by Prime Minister Matteo Renzi for constitutional changes.
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The rise of smart technology and data-surveying gadgets means that tons of private information is being collected and disseminated in completely new ways.
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Along with the portrait of Private Walker, pictures of soldier-quiltmakers were disseminated by temperance periodicals around the United Kingdom during the Crimean War.
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Just because such investigations "are not always widely disseminated to the public does not in any way mean that they are not taken," it said.
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For people in low-lying, coastal areas, a tsunami could arrive just minutes after an earthquake, far too quickly for official warnings to be disseminated.
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That said, scientists have wondered if these immune cells are produced and disseminated throughout the bone marrow of the entire body, or in select areas.
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" In January the CIA and NSA issued a joint report stating the Kremlin hacked emails and disseminated propaganda in order "to help [Trump's] election chances.
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PCBs are widely disseminated in industry products, so widely in fact, that the average American has PCB blood levels of 220 parts per billion (ppb).
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Although Capital One says "it is unlikely that the information was used for fraud or disseminated," it never hurts to have some monitoring in place.
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Fairly predictably, it's been a hit with the internet, as stan Twitter has picked up on footage of the routines and disseminated it further afield.
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Published in 1805, An Historical Account of the Black Empire of Hayti contained the first disseminated European portraits of the Haitian revolutionary leader, Toussaint L'Ouverture.
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In India, rumors of child abductions and child traffickers disseminated through the encrypted messaging app have been linked to roughly a dozen deaths since May.
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" The president went on to say that it appears that gunman Omar Mateen "was inspired by various extremist information that was disseminated over the Internet.
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It also doubled up as a way for her to sell her artwork, since it's hard to put a price on widely disseminated viral clips.
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Foucault had argued that power did not reside exclusively or even primarily with the state but was disseminated like a web over a society's institutions.
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The classified version of the report would be disseminated beyond then-President Barack Obama and the President-elect to other officials including members of Congress.
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Because your tweet was publicly disseminated, I feel compelled to respond in the form of an Open Letter for all who are interested to read.
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The CHC is asking its 30 members to sign onto a "Dear Colleague" letter pitching Luján that would be disseminated to the broader Democratic Caucus.
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"Bad information" can be fatal in a legal context, and if Sekulow disseminated a lie, he was either the President's dupe or his co-conspirator.
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Eagles has disseminated WWII propaganda posters printed in the blood of a transgender soldier to protest blood discrimination and Trump's attacks on the LGBTQ community.
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It's now known that several species of shellfish are susceptible to one form of transmissible cancer known as disseminated neoplasia, which is similar to leukemia.
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Shelby Sullivan-Bennis: Art classes continue but the rules surrounding how much art can be created, worked on at one time, and disseminated have changed.
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We've collectively learned and disseminated more about technology and entrepreneurship in the last seven years than has ever occurred in the history of modern technology.
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Both the House and Senate intelligence committees are investigating the extent and the success in which Russia disseminated false news or further fanned inflammatory reports.
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If platforms were to demote accounts or posts that disseminated false stories, using algorithms to weed out falsehoods, the financial incentives would presumably be reduced.
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One consequence of this view is a conviction that all information disseminated through channels outside state control, including social media, is damaging and foreign-funded.
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Russian agents disseminated posts that reached 63 million users on Facebook and published more than 26,26 messages on Twitter and over 26,000 videos on YouTube.
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Germans also still largely trust their mainstream, traditional news media sources and, unlike Americans, tend to be wary of information disseminated on Facebook and Twitter.
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Not only did this literature frame the political unrest in the South for travelers hungry for information, but it was also disseminated outside Southeast Asia.
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More is set to be disseminated as the 2020 election campaign ramps up, including potentially "fireable" information on "several hundred" journalists, according to one source.
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However, the bank's liquidity and deposit stability came under stress following a rumor disseminated in May 2015 that prompted significant deposit withdrawals at rural branches.
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Hitler disseminated anti-Semitic rhetoric as early as 1919, claiming Germany's lost World War I because of Jewish disloyalty and backstabbing, rather than military defeat.
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He refuses to let his image be disseminated, likening himself to Banksy, J. D. Salinger and Daft Punk, who inspire fascination by hiding their faces.
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"The platform companies are so intimately involved in decision-making process now about how political information is disseminated and what constitutes political information," Sands said.
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"Personalization" — Liz's term for this, not ours — is a fraught concept, particularly at a time of heightened concern about how news is filtered and disseminated.
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Facebook and Google have run into problems with local lawmakers over what can be disseminated on their social networks and on video sites like YouTube.
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"The kinds of data obtained by public-opinion research and disseminated in the mass media seem designed more to entertain than to inform," he wrote.
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More hard facts line the floor, which is papered with printouts of refugee-related news reports collected and disseminated by Mr. Ai and his studio.
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A tight-lipped committee controls who can enter, where donations of money or jewelry are stored and how that information is disseminated to the public.
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McLaughlin's message, which Netanyahu's campaign disseminated online, was that his polls show center-left voters planning to turnout in bigger numbers than right-wing voters.
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The FBI disseminated these numbers to newspapers, which printed them in installments, in an attempt to try to track the cash and, possibly, Cooper's whereabouts.
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And so, the theory goes, these stars have spent hours and days crafting elaborately coded messages that can be disseminated by social media and paparazzi photographs.
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The image of the young, innocent, adoring queen in her all-white dress — which was widely disseminated by the burgeoning print media — captured the public imagination.
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Twitter bots disseminated propaganda before the 2016 U.S. elections and have continued to inflame U.S. politics under cover of anonymity, academic researchers and U.S. authorities say.
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Jamia Wilson points out that in the social media era, they become memes, are disseminated on Twitter and Instagram, and are even used in pedagogical materials.
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Set to a rousing musical score, a video of Queqiao&aposs assembly to its rocket, followed by its launch, was disseminated by state media on Monday.
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According to the indictment, the defendants stole and disseminated the personal information of several prominent anti-doping officials and 250 athletes following the 2014 Sochi Olympics.
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"The video of the incident involving the injured student that has been widely disseminated is painful to watch," District Attorney Beth McCann said in a statement.
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It provides fodder to Warren's argument that big tech has too much power and control over the way information is disseminated — especially on its own platforms.
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"It's not just getting the information; it's getting it distributed and disseminated widely," Nicholas Weaver, a senior researcher at UC Berkeley's International Computer Science Institute, explains.
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Instead, the widely disseminated editorial blamed the US for the increasing tensions with North Korea by flying bombers over South Korea and ignoring invitations to talks.
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Refractory gold, which takes the form of gold particles disseminated throughout an ore body, rather like shale oil, is very difficult to extract using conventional methods.
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Founder Mareike Geiling told Mashable the ads are an attempt to combat misinformation being disseminated by hate groups with personal stories that sets the record straight.
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The opinion, the details of which were not disseminated, found that the government of Prime Minister Beata Szydlo had violated the principle of rule of law.
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Since 1995, the European Union Data Protection Directive has served to inform EU citizens as to how their personal data are collected, processed, disseminated, and protected.
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There wasn't much time for warnings to be disseminated, so it was very much dependent on the level of public awareness in order to save lives.
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By default, internet companies don't care that we're looking at disinformation so long as we're engaging with content and looking at ads disseminated on their platforms.
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The details about the people associated with the Administration had "little or no apparent foreign intelligence value" he said, but were widely disseminated in intelligence reporting.
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Since his 2014 murder by ISIS captors, disseminated worldwide in a grisly and raw piece of terrorist video propaganda, James Foley has become a household name.
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Starting in June 2016, they eventually disseminated over 50,000 documents using fake online personas, including DCLeaks and Guccifer 20163, and through a web site, likely WikiLeaks.
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"Ideally, these international cultural norms should be disseminated wider within the country," Irina Dezhina, head of Skoltech's science and industrial policy group, told me over email.
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Most cities did impose social distancing but too late -- the virus was already disseminated by the time the measures were imposed, so they had little effect.
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Even more significantly, Mr. Cahn said, the photograph policy does not address the fact that photos exist, possibly to be cataloged and disseminated in the future.
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Party dissidents have described orchestrated mudslinging campaigns disseminated across the vast constellation of Five Star blogs and supportive websites, some of which have propagated fake news.
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As a way to help combat the pseudoscience being disseminated by the Whole30 folks, I decided to undertake a chapter-by-chapter review of their book.
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Since the Metropolitan Opera began broadcasting performances over the radio in the 1930s, the ways in which music can be disseminated have grown far more sophisticated.
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Sex trafficking survivors are now being encouraged to submit their recorded stories, which are disseminated on social media platforms including Facebook and YouTube, according to Pandey.
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On Saturday, the office was used to berate the press when it disseminated a statement by Secretary of State Mike Pompeo chastising NPR's Mary Louise Kelly.
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The lawyer says Vanessa wants "the harshest possible discipline, and that their identities be brought to light, to ensure that the photos are not further disseminated."
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Although the stripped-down systems here can seem dry to the uninitiated, the books show how simple ideas can be exponentially expanded (and reproduced and disseminated).
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Both the House and Senate Intelligence committees are looking into the extent and the success in which Russia disseminated false news or further fanned inflammatory reports.
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Facebook and other tech giants are under pressure to increase efforts to remove misleading or illegal content, and ensure fake news is not uploaded and disseminated.
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They immortalized the event in woodblock prints and watercolor scrolls, and the images proved so popular that versions were produced and disseminated over the following decades.
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Iran's "Green Revolution" protests against an allegedly rigged presidential election in 2009 were amplified by video shot on mobile phones and disseminated on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.
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The art of journalism is now about adding perspective and point of view to widely available facts that were once scarce and only disseminated to mainstream media.
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Iran's "Green Revolution" protests against an allegedly rigged presidential election in 2013 were amplified by video shot on mobile phones and disseminated on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.
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A government source told us that Rudd will urge web companies today to use technical solutions to automatically identify terrorist content before it can be widely disseminated.
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For years, Facebook has been inundated with Russian trolls, especially during the 2016 presidential election, that have disseminated fraudulent and divisive content viewed by millions of Americans.
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He said his concern was that the identities of the Trump officials were improperly revealed and the contents of their communications were "widely disseminated" in intelligence reports.
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"Corporations collectively may act so that information of wrongdoing is not disseminated to decision-makers who might correct it," said Public Citizen's Weissman in his Senate testimony.
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The company further noted that based on its current information, "we believe it is unlikely that the information was used for fraud or disseminated by this individual."
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"The SEC said that Mr. Musk "did not seek or receive preapproval prior to publishing this tweet, which was inaccurate and disseminated to over 24 million people.
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Much of the raw footage that emerges from the ongoing international migrant crisis comes from such sources, and is then disseminated both by social and traditional media.
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More often than not, the future starts in music — whether it's being disseminated through the latest streaming platforms, or giving voice to our most urgent social concerns.
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One question that's being debated is whether these companies have the same responsibilities as news organizations in regards to filtering or moderating news disseminated through their networks.
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It could easily be argued that direct collusion was unnecessary—Trump publicly encouraged Russian hacks and gleefully disseminated information that came from them, making active collusion unnecessary.
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"Details about U.S. persons involved in the incoming administration with little or no apparent foreign intelligence value were widely disseminated in intelligence community reports," he told reporters.
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My disclosures focused upon my concerns with irregularities and departures from protocol in the way that name (or background) check cases were being conducted, closed, and disseminated.
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Many people in the Panhandle have embraced the idea of addiction as a disease, but a vocal cohort dismisses this as a fantasy disseminated by urban liberals.
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"Brett Kavanaugh and I have been good friends since high school," Maura Fitzgerald said in a statement disseminated by the conservative public relations firm CRC Public Relations.
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Clinton of having been among those pushing to indict him after WikiLeaks disseminated a quarter of a million diplomatic cables during her tenure as secretary of state.
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A recent study conducted by Massachusetts Institute of Technology researchers revealed that accurate news stories are disseminated about six times more slowly on Twitter than fake news.
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The far-right propaganda posted on DeviantArt is then disseminated across the web, which experts say works as a gateway drug to recruitment to neo-Nazi groups.
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Their job is to repeat precisely the talking points disseminated by campaign headquarters, and to argue endlessly and often truthlessly with their counterparts from the other party.
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Facebook messages and fliers disseminated by advocates and migrants got the word out weeks before the caravan was set to take off, priming others to join forces.
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The shootings, many of which have been captured on video over the last three years, have been widely disseminated via the news media and on the internet.
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The case documents offered never-before-seen details about how the hacker known as Guccifer 2.0 disseminated documents stolen from the Democratic National Committee before the election.
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Despite efforts by President Trump and others to reassure the public that tests are getting disseminated quickly, several states, doctors and patients complained that access was limited.
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Case documents offered never-before-seen detail about how the hacker known as Guccifer 267 disseminated documents stolen from the Democratic National Committee before the 653 election.
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In the lawsuit, Mr. Cohen's lawyers say that Fusion acted recklessly and then disseminated the dossier to reporters without being able to back up its explosive claims.
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The intentional effort to deny killers attention represents a sharp departure from how information about mass shootings was disseminated in the era before they became so common.
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While some might be disseminated with the specific goal of changing minds on a specific issue, like gun control, many appear to simply document a great trauma.
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Advice on salary negotiations, office politics and the work-life balance would be disseminated through informal conversations at cubicles, in cafeterias and over drinks at happy hour.
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"The lack of information and prevalence of disinformation have demonstrated the urgent need for announcements to be disseminated effectively and in a multi-lingual way," they added.
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Count Gates among those who believe that government regulations could help ensure that the information being widely disseminated on many of those online platforms can be trusted.
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As bizarre as this may sound, one major reason the disease disseminated as rapidly as it did is because of the Chinese government's measures to combat pollution.
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As for events during my tenure in Ukraine: °I want to reiterate first that the allegation that I disseminated a "Do Not Prosecute" list was a fabrication.
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And Mr. Trump himself, in his first public comment about the attack in London on Saturday night, disseminated unconfirmed information from an unofficial source: The Drudge Report.
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Numerama, a French online publication focusing on digital life, said that the hacked material appeared to have been disseminated through users of 4Chan, an online bulletin board.
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The criminal complaint in Osadzinski's case alleges he designed a process to make ISIS propaganda more conveniently accessed and disseminated by users on a social media platform.
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If they were truly intimates of the ruling elite, the most likely explanation is that they were passing along disinformation that Putin and the Kremlin wanted disseminated.
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The social media conglomerate has come under intense scrutiny after Russian hackers disseminated "fake news" on the platform in a way that allegedly influenced the Presidential election.
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"The deaths and the ruthless images of authorities raining bullets on protesters that are being disseminated are not the images they want dominating their narrative," she said.
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OGE Director Walter Shaub on Monday disseminated a letter saying the office declined Mulvaney's request, asking that OMB comply with the June 1 deadline for the waivers.
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And like calligraphy, drawing books disseminated ideals of beauty and proportion across Europe from the 17th to the 19th centuries, establishing international norms of style and skill.
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An effective tool of the propaganda machine, photography disseminated the staged triumphs of these new regimes to populations who (especially in the case of Italy) were often illiterate.
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I don't think we can forecast any site or particular media surviving in perpetuity, but I think this type information will still be created and disseminated and used.
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But even as hypnotism grew increasingly popular and known hypnotists disseminated how-to guides, men dominated the place of power while women — mostly anonymous — remained their meek subjects.
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He was the first to translate the Bible into an East Slavic vernacular—until then, the Orthodox Church had disseminated information in Church Slavonic, an arcane liturgical language.
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Where Twitter goes in 2017 is more important than a stock price; its direction could affect how we communicate and how information is disseminated around the globe. F
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The ongoing series takes a look at how racist ideas are commodified, disseminated, and how they are intentionally weaponized to achieve particular goals and influence ways of thinking.
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In a stunt coined "The Fappening 20143," the supposed sequel to August 2014's massive photo leak, multiple nude celebrity photos are currently being disseminated across the internet.
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" Video On May 9, the Treasury Department's Office of the Inspector General said Wednesday that it was "inquiring" into claims that Cohen&aposs bank information was "improperly disseminated.
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As America's presidential election approached, WikiLeaks disseminated lurid conspiracy theories around the Democratic Party and Hillary Clinton, and asked the Russians for stolen emails relating to Mrs Clinton.
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They are also just as easy as any other link to find on the messaging service Telegram, though, after which they can be further disseminated on social media.
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"She spoke at one of the caucus sites and before she got there one of the Cruz people had again disseminated that information to the crowd," he said.
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Fake news and propaganda against Tesla Motors, SolarCity and SpaceX are so widely disseminated that they've begun to form clusters like the website Stop Elon From Failing Again.
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"Details about the U.S. persons involved in the incoming administration with little or no apparent foreign intelligence value were widely disseminated in intelligence community reports," he told reporters.
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The complaint also targets 100 John Does as well—these being unknown persons who "have shared and disseminated Plaintiff's images and videos on Tumblr accounts," the complaint reads.
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Certain cases will be picked out for public disseminated, and for serious breaches the officials will According to the document, the public will be informed of serious cases.
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"In the Islamic culture, no one but God can predict the future, which makes it hard for some to believe the information that is being disseminated," he said.
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"In order to engage as much media coverage as possible, Black disseminated to media outlets information about the whereabouts of demonstrations and rapid response events," the firm added.
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"If made public, these deposition videos will be widely disseminated in the media," they wrote in a motion filed with U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel in San Diego.
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A doctored propaganda piece showing Hashmi and Northam holding a framed poster-size version of the yearbook image has been disseminated by her opponent, state Senator Glen Sturtevant.
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Facebook has received heavy scrutiny in 2016 over its policies on sensitive material, censorship and for not taking a firmer stance against fake news disseminated on its website.
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The indictment accused the companies of operating a Kremlin-backed troll farm that created and disseminated propaganda on US social media to interfere with the 2016 presidential election.
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Lankesh was the editor of an eponymous weekly tabloid, Gauri Lankesh Patrike, that was disseminated in the local Kannada language and known for its feisty left-wing bent.
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Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg was initially dismissive of the idea that fake news disseminated by "advertisers" via Facebook had any outcome on the U.S. presidential election.
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Although the US intelligence community was "confident" the Russians were responsible for the hack back in October, it wasn't clear how the hackers controlled or disseminated the information.
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If this information was disseminated beyond league officials, and put in the hands of team owners, this will become a factor in his collusion lawsuit against the NFL.
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While other schools across America deal with widespread sexting and illegal photos being disseminated, Granite Bay High School is putting its foot down on the food delivery app.
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In articles quoting Russian sources and disseminated by the Russian-based Sputnik news agency and by a Chinese newspaper, Russia has sent decidedly mixed messages about its intentions.
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China's ambassador to Colombo paid separate visits to Mr. Rajapaksa and Mr. Wickremesinghe on Saturday, posing for photos that each camp then disseminated to followers to project legitimacy.
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"Is there a world," I murmured as I listened to the moans of a man who had been healthy until a disseminated staph infection cascaded through his bloodstream.
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It could export its innovative approaches to L.G.B.T. rights and sex education in the same way that, earlier, it disseminated its revolutionary ideology through the use of culture.
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The rapid testing kits now being disseminated widely around the world are a miracle of modern science, even if they are still being deployed far slower than needed.
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Each appears to comply with guidelines laid out in a document known as Annex 13 that is disseminated by the International Civil Aviation Organization, a United Nations agency.
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When one such party member, Hoang Minh Chinh, disseminated his political views in an essay he called "Dogmatism in Vietnam," he became the ruling clique's No. 1 enemy.
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Mr. Schulte's lawyers fought repeatedly to keep them out of the trial, saying his hundreds of pages of private musings were taken out of context and never disseminated.
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Those included former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., Ms. Yovanovitch and Ukrainians who disseminated damaging information during the 2016 campaign about Mr. Trump's campaign chairman, Paul Manafort.
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Mr. Piñera's government commissioned its own report, which asserted that 31 percent of social media posts during an intense period of the crisis were disseminated from outside Chile.
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"The allegation that I disseminated a 'do not prosecute list' is a fabrication," Yovanovitch testified, referring to an accusation leveled against her by former Ukrainian prosecutor Yuriy Lutsenko.
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Details of the plan were disseminated on social media, but there was an internet outage across most of the country which reportedly stopped them from being shared widely.
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This information is further developed and disseminated for non-intelligence community use by the FBI through its Terrorist Screening Center and the Terrorist Screening Database and related watchlists.
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It would take seven years to get a diagnosis: transverse myelitis and acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, two rare autoimmune disorders that caused swelling in her brain and spinal cord.
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Collaborating with two psychologists, Ken Nakayama and Brad Duchaine, Russell disseminated a bulletin in the Boston area seeking research subjects who thought that they might be face blind.
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But Chalupa says her part of the story has been magnified and distorted to the point that it's little more than a smear campaign initially disseminated by Russia.
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Through the centuries, such relics have been chipped away and disseminated across the globe, leading to a secondary market of fake relics which some say spurred the Reformation.
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While drug resistance comes about because of antibiotic overuse, the genes responsible for creating resistance are widely disseminated in nature and have been evolving in microbes for eons.
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According to Isikoff's account, this conspiracy theory originated from a baseless intelligence "bulletin" put together and disseminated by Russia's foreign intelligence service, which is known as the SVR.
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" The study also points out that sextortion is different from revenge porn, but that "sextortion could evolve into revenge porn if images obtained in confidence are later publicly disseminated.
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More than 500,000 of the handsets will be disseminated throughout carrier and retail stores, where impacted customers will be able to exchange their phones for the less volatile variety.
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Songs are quickly recorded and disseminated via Whatsapp, a messaging service, or on hard drives, allowing artists to respond to other hits, trends and the whims of their fans.
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Though this was plainly the case, it flouted the country's bizarre Statistics Act, whereby no figure may be disseminated without verification or publication by the official organs of state.
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A final trigger was a false report disseminated in late May by the state's media which quoted the Emir of Qatar as stating support for Iran and criticizing Trump.
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Coats told reporters Wednesday that the intelligence community processed that type of information through House or Senate leadership, and then disseminated the findings down to the individual lawmakers targeted.
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The stories were an example of a proliferation of fake news reports during the election year, often disseminated through websites purporting to be news outlets and quoting bogus sources.
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At the 2012 Games in London, Durex sent 150,000 to the Olympic village, and in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 there were reportedly 450,000 male and female condoms disseminated.
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But, of course, it truly doesn't matter what they were doing or wearing in the photos, because nobody should have personal photos stolen and disseminated without their consent. Period.
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The Cruz campaign immediately pushed back against Baldwin on social media, saying they are not questioning the veracity of the report and only disseminated to staffers what CNN reported.
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Khin Swe Oo, the custodian of the shrine in Taung Pyone, believes the individuals responsible are inspired by prominent monks who fulminate regularly against nats in widely disseminated sermons.
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Before the hearings, Facebook's chairman and C.E.O., Mark Zuckerberg , had maintained that the amount of Russian content that had been disseminated on social media was too small to matter.
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It is contagious, could be disseminated widely in an aerosolized form, and although a smallpox vaccine exists, it has not been utilized since the 1970s so no immunity remains.
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A group managed by Findikoglu then disseminated the stolen debit card information to "cashing crews" around the world who in turn conducted tens of thousands of fraudulent ATM withdrawals.
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Richard Belzer, a regulatory economics consultant, encouraged conference attendees to exploit a system that lets Americans ask federal agencies to review and correct information they've disseminated to the public.
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After all, such pictures were among the first methods of mass visual communication, rapidly disseminated from their inciting incidents to be slotted into viewing contraptions all over the country.
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" She also said misinformation was being disseminated that was "calculated to create a lot of problems between different countries… with the aim of promoting the interests of the terrorists.
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As he puts it, applicable law "does not preclude" a court ordering Facebook or other social media companies to engage in "worldwide" removal of information disseminated on their platforms.
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An increasing amount of political information (and misinformation) gets disseminated online, and many Americans do not trust the media, do not trust Congress and do not trust the president.
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"The only thing that is accomplished by uncritically disseminating Walker's bigoted book bon mots is ensuring that the racism is disseminated to more people," Yair Rosenberg wrote in Tablet.
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The department disseminated clear images and made an arrest within a few days, Michael S. Harrison, the police superintendent, said in a conversation with the privacy expert Julia Angwin.
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In their "Interpreter" column in The Times, Amanda Taub and Max Fisher traced how false rumors disseminated on Facebook in Sri Lanka have led to mob violence and murder.
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Even before President Trump's election, grassroots groups in the U.S. quietly disseminated instructions and pills in states where laws have shuttered clinics and rendered abortion inaccessible for many people.
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Reports by cybersecurity firms found that groups tied to Russia had targeted his campaign in a hacking attack, and rumors about him were disseminated by Russian-allied news outlets.
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Throughout the 20th century, disinformation and propaganda disseminated by the Communist Party's Department of Propaganda and Agitation, alongside its intelligence services, became part and parcel of the Soviet regime.
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The formulaic way that ISIS disseminated propaganda -- using hashtags in different languages, coded speech, watermarked videos and iconography -- also allowed review teams to easily create hash copies for blacklist.
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The organization used fictitious personas on social media and disseminated false information in an effort to influence the 2018 elections and try to undermine faith in US democratic institutions.
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The campaign included a 60-second video directed by Mr. Linklater — the tagline: "I pee with L.G.B.T." — and 15-second versions, which are being disseminated through targeted Facebook advertising.
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The GOP-aligned group disseminated the document to push negative stories against Spanberger, focusing particularly on her work as a substitute teacher at a Saudi-funded school in Virginia.
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In fact, Holmes said former Ambassador Victoria Nuland, a senior envoy to Ukraine under President Barack Obama, had seen her communications monitored and disseminated "for political effect," Holmes recalled.
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He lived in a society where unrestrained scientists birthed new creatures at their will, massive corporations disseminated unregulated products for profit, and clueless plebeians ate it all up, literally.
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The primary culprits were so-called tube sites: YouTube-like platforms that aggregated stolen pornographic content, disseminated it for free and sucked up revenue from banner and video ads.
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"Facebook censorship had a big negative impact on us in how we disseminated information last year," Mohammad Anwar, a Rohingya activist living in exile in Malaysia, told VICE News.
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Most sourced from state owned media, they provide a view into how Egypt was defining itself in its post-colonial era, with both genuine and aspirational notions widely disseminated.
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Trump has repeatedly questioned the knowledge of the Intelligence community and has attracted significant criticism for not regularly attending the President's Daily Briefings, where national security information is often disseminated.
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It was disseminated to teachers, staff and other educators by Teaching Tolerance through a link on its website and across social media, and was also shared by other education groups.
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Instead, he offers that all of this could be "disinformation" disseminated by what he calls "rogue intelligence agencies," a line that is becoming increasingly popular in some far-right circles.
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Instead, Stone offers that all of this could be "disinformation" disseminated by what he calls "rogue intelligence agencies," a line that is becoming increasingly popular in some far-right circles.
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While it's impossible to say how much direct influence Jones has on Trump, the president-elect often raises certain conspiracy theories after they are disseminated by Jones and his fans.
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Critics and rival campaigns quickly disseminated the clip to reporters, noting that it's one thing to read his position on paper — and another to actually hear Bloomberg say it himself.
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Posters, banners, and stickers are being disseminated en masse to engage the public, and circulating online with the hashtags #standwithstandingrock, #mniwiconi (Lakota for "Water is Life"), #waterislife, #protectthesacred, and #nodapl.
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It was disseminated after a classified video conference briefing that the Office of the Director of National Intelligence had planned with state election officials, but canceled Wednesday, citing scheduling conflicts.
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It is then disseminated out to the broader membership, believed to number several million, before spreading to others officially or through conversations or around-the-water-cooler sorts of ways.
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Yrigoyen faced scandal in early June when Ashley Spivey, a former Bachelor contestant, disseminated a series of screengrabs proving that his Instagram account had "liked" several memes with offensive rhetoric.
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Facebook executive Simon Milner told the hearing that Britain's Electoral Commission had asked it to investigate whether Russian fake information was disseminated through Facebook in connection with the Brexit referendum.
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The milestone comes just one year after she regained the ability to walk following almost four years in a vegetative state due to her transverse myelitis and acute disseminated encephalomyelitis.
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" Of babies who do contract Neonatal Herpes, he says, "About half have skin, eye, and/or mouth disease, and the rest get either central nervous system or disseminated (everywhere) infections.
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"Musk did not seek or receive pre-approval prior to publishing this tweet, which was inaccurate and disseminated to over 24 million people," the SEC wrote in the court filing.
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"You need to do it, Conrad," Carter told Roy in a text message the morning of July 12, according to a document disseminated by the Bristol County District Attorney's Office.
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"Russia Today and Sputnik were influencers in this campaign who, in several instances, disseminated lies about myself and my campaign," he said as a stone-faced Putin looked on silently.
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The claims were part of a proliferation of false news reports during the U.S. presidential election campaign, often disseminated through websites purporting to be news outlets and quoting bogus sources.
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Photos of Trump, Lavrov and Kislyak were disseminated by a Russian state-owned news agency, Tass, which was apparently allowed into a meeting that was closed to the American media.
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Just days after President Trump's inauguration, a number of NPS Twitter accounts defiantly disseminated climate change information to protest the president placing a gag order on the Environmental Protection Agency.
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To the Pakistani Taliban the wildness of Sufism, its decadent Persian origins, its veneration of saints, its reminders of an Islam disseminated through art, music and dance, were all anathema.
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The legal challenge by the third-place finisher, Amama Mbabazi, argued that Mr. Museveni was not validly elected and that Uganda's electoral commission had disseminated false results, among other allegations.
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In an age where information is disseminated so rapidly, the Kingdom has no excuse but to reach out to the American people, who are more politically engaged than ever before.
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All non-governmental groups and associations need to notify local officials before organising any kind of activity, according to a directive from the Ministry of the Interior disseminated in October.
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When news broke that Clinton may have disseminated classified emails, many of her supporters dismissed the issue as yet another Republican attempt to sully her tenure at the State Department.
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It isn't even the first vaccine scandal China has faced -- in 2016, a criminal organization was found to be selling millions of improperly stored vaccines, which had been widely disseminated.
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Capital One said it's unlikely the compromised information has been disseminated or used for fraudulent activity and expects the incident to generate $1003 million to $150 million in incremental costs.
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In 1940, as the United States debated whether to enter World War II, British spies disseminated rumors to discredit prominent American isolationists and worked to promote politicians who favored intervention.
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This is not the first time the wrong date of the election has been disseminated, even if the NRA is adding a touch of humor to the divide on guns.
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" She also said that misinformation was being disseminated that was "calculated to create a lot of problems between different countries… with the aim of promoting the interests of the terrorists.
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One woman, who saw photos of a dead family member disseminated across the web in the aftermath of a car accident, sees something demonic in the rapid spread of information.
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"The work put in these outlets is not likely to be shared or disseminated or read or built upon," study co-author Larissa Shamseer told me in a phone interview.
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According to the report, 22019,2360 naloxone kits have been disseminated in Utah (including kits purchased by individuals and organizations), which resulted in 3603 known cases where they have saved lives.
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This included responsibility for Columbia's computing center, which put her at the nexus of all scholarly information in the campus's 26 libraries, regardless of how it was stored or disseminated.
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The company's original announcement of its local news push came amid public scrutiny over how fake news disseminated on Facebook may have played a part in the 2016 presidential election.
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" Richard Delmar, counsel for the Treasury Department's inspector general, said in May that the inspector general's office was opening an inquiry because of allegations that financial records were "improperly disseminated.
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"The man charged with bribery, fraud and breach of trust has nothing to sell other than disseminated lies and slung mud," Gantz tweeted about Netanyahu a week before the election.
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He advised company executives to stay vigilant for false information being disseminated about their company and reach out to social media companies to get it taken down before it spreads.
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It was reportedly focused on documents disseminated to employees that were perceived within the department as threats of retaliation should employees speak to Congress as part of impeachment fact-finding.
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It's fake news at its very worst, disseminated by a blank-faced army of highly paid weasels with no care whatsoever for the ugly human drama they've set into play.
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A spokesperson for the group would not tell Motherboard if the information was disseminated to the affected counties, but the researchers did see some county systems disappear from the internet.
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He responded by talking about the way that information is published and disseminated in the digital age and how consumers need to be more wary of what they read and hear.
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This collaboration with Google created a unique environment where creative development in advertising could be informed by academic theory, tested in the real world, and immediately disseminated to companies to use.
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Freed from the burden of typical talking points — which are mostly disseminated by television, after all — the teens were armed with facts and statistics and a directness rarely seen in politics.
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"While I find the message of this poster reprehensible, the current legal framework regarding free speech makes it difficult to prevent these messages from being disseminated," Berkman said in a statement.
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But if he made the video in order to have it disseminated on websites in China, or to have other people repost it in China, then he comes under Chinese law.
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Now, Nunes also raised questions about whether the information picked up in those taps was too "widely disseminated in intelligence community reporting" considering its actual value, which is a separate matter.
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But this isn't actually the first time a game was created—or at least disseminated online—that was based on psychological manipulation and has led to serious consequences amongst young people.
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If so, NIFLA's victory may prove pyrrhic: it would buy the demise of the FACT Act at the cost of pro-life messages currently disseminated in dozens of states' examination-rooms.
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Confusingly, the author notes, Salafist thinking (whose hallmarks include deep suspicion of the modern, secular world) has been disseminated by some people who do not themselves accept the label of Salafi.
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Or maybe these people just don't want to look it in the face, because the rate of change is terrifying—mini cultures and trends incubated, disseminated, and killed off in days.
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So while it may be harder for revenge porn to be disseminated on mainstream content outlets than in years past, there's no shortage of alternative sites willing to host this stuff.
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I think at some point, when it's widely enough disseminated, the distinction, again, between a kind of analog shopping experience and a digital shopping experience won't even really make sense. Right?
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In a separate incident, later in the month, attendees at an alleged gay party in a Jakarta sauna were arrested and images of their faces were disseminated online by Indonesian police.
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The notice stated that this type of information being disseminated across audio platforms in the nation can "have a bad influence on the healthy growth of young people," among other concerns.
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The data that appeared online was "altered and disseminated as part of a disinformation campaign aimed (apparently) at discrediting ongoing investigations into Russian interference in the U.S. political system," prosecutors wrote.
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Last Wednesday, Nunes said he had learned from a source that the U.S. intelligence community incidentally collected information on members of Trump's transition team and then "widely disseminated" the information internally.
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If Steele and other fans of the dossier disseminated it to U.S. politicians, intelligence agencies and the press, it is they who would have unwittingly colluded with the Russians, not Trump.
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"Novo has provided and disseminated inaccurate, incomplete and misleading information and failed to disclose internal knowledge and this constitutes price manipulation," the investors' lawyers said in a statement according to Borsen.
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Much in the same way that the Cittadella brick walls are being preserved by conservators, its history is now being protected and disseminated, through careful research, practical design, and precise technology.
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He told reporters that he had learned from a source that the U.S. intelligence community incidentally collected information on members of Trump's transition team and then "widely disseminated" the information internally.
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And the law clerks assembled a list of talking points designed to highlight Gorsuch's conservative credentials and combat potential criticisms, which they disseminated through TV hits, radio interviews and op-eds.
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These conversations broadly fall into two disquieting categories: what the hacked information being disseminated by WikiLeaks might contain; and what Russia, its officials, operatives, or cutouts could do for the campaign.
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Among those reasons is if the identity was necessary to understand foreign intelligence information or if the communication contained evidence of a crime and was being disseminated to law enforcement authorities.
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The court has defended its verdict saying it was not asked to rule on sexual harassment allegations, but on whether Maknun had electronically disseminated pornographic content and violated the communications law.
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The April 7 attack in Douma caused widespread international fury, particularly because many victims appeared to have been children shown gagging and choking, based on videos disseminated by witnesses and activists.
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But over the past few years, as widely disseminated conspiracy theories have helped usher in the rise of far-right populist nationalism, figures like Icke have come to seem actively dangerous.
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"The material contains classified and other sensitive information and is being provided with the expectation it will not be disseminated or disclosed without FBI concurrence," the agency said in a statement.
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During hearings last fall, Facebook told Congress that agents working for a Kremlin-linked company had disseminated content that reached an estimated 126 million users in the United States in 2016.
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Other officials, including the campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, were involved in directing how and when the money was disseminated to the veterans' groups, according to emails obtained by the attorney general.
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The amount of information available, the speed at which it can be disseminated and the ubiquity of access to new content on our devices has made for a trifecta of distraction.
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The Middle East will not be wiped clean of the poisonous anti-Shiite sentiment that the Islamic State has disseminated, and which will test the Islamic Republic for years to come.
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In a statement to The Hill, the NWS confirmed that it issued a test message that was disseminated as a false alarm push alert by "at least one" private sector company.
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The fake news stories were an example of a proliferation of false reports during the U.S. election campaign, often disseminated through websites purporting to be news outlets and quoting bogus sources.
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Still, I cannot remember a prominent Republican leader using equally vulgar, hateful language, in widely-disseminated public statements, to denigrate tens of millions of Americans who belong to another political party.
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The company takes the stuff to a 783,000-square-foot warehouse in Long Island City, Queens, where it is sorted and disseminated to various charities, recycling centers and hazardous-waste facilities.
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To learn his surgical technique, Dominique-Jean Larrey, the revered French military doctor who performed Burney's operation, referred to some of the first medical illustrations ever printed in widely disseminated instructional textbooks.
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As Americans grow increasingly willing to blame companies for what gets disseminated on their platforms, we're going to see more content policing -- not because of ideology, but because of the bottom line.
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The power of the press explains why, in the one moment when he lost control, Trump was addressing CNN with the false suggestion that the network disseminated contents of the secret document.
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Where celebrity gossip used to be disseminated through weekly tabloids, now we have 24/7, 360-degree access, some of which is genuinely unmediated, and some of which only feels that way.
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Newspapers and independent verification groups have responded quickly with sites dedicated to verifying or debunking widely disseminated claims—but soon enough, fake fact-checkers emerged as well, hoping to muddy the waters.
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Giovanni's biggest limitation (aside from the fact that Apple would never allow such an app to be disseminated through official App Store channels) is the limited hardware of the Apple Watch itself.
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The US intelligence community and a special counsel investigation have determined that Russia hacked and disseminated materials in order to benefit Trump in his campaign against former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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"The Company plans to take legal actions against those parties such as Kochava and the responsible persons that the Company believes have generated and disseminated those untrue and misleading statements," it said.
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Despite the error, county emergency management officials have defended how they disseminated evacuation information to residents in advance of the mudslides, directing people to an interactive Google map of the affected zones.
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But as raw footage of carnage is more widely generated and disseminated — albeit in the efforts to raise awareness or spur justice — many Americans, especially black Americans, are feeling a psychological toll.
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According to the New York Times:Numerama, a French online publication focusing on digital life, said that the hacked material appeared to have been disseminated through users of 4Chan, an online bulletin board.
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First, it was outright dismissal; next came the arms-length pondering; then, finally, was a full throated and multi-faceted war on the plague of hoaxes and falsehoods being disseminated on Facebook.
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The two artists learned and shared with visitors how current events are shaped and disseminated from a newsroom, and how mass media images may not be strict representations of any one truth.
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Secondly, how to stay one step ahead of digital advances in order to ensure adequate protection for whistleblowers when information can be so rapidly leaked and disseminated in today's tech-centric world.
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The FBI and other agencies are reportedly investigating allegations the Russians have a compromising dossier on Donald Trump, but the Prez-elect now says it's all "fake news" disseminated by his rivals.
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Days later, Nunes announced that he had evidence, via an unnamed source, showing that Trump and his aides' communications had been collected through legal means but then "widely disseminated" throughout government agencies.
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" Today, the Elizabeth II's portrait is disseminated on so many denominations of currency (74, to be precise), that Keyworth figures it is "the most reproduced image in the history of the world.
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As the Baroness explains, this man created much of the latex consumer imagery that was disseminated around the world: images of people entering stores with rows of rubber boots and gas masks.
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We know for certain that in the case of former national security adviser Mike Flynn, his name was acquired, retained and disseminated, not only around government but also to The Washington Post.
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Photographs of starving children, disseminated by the news media, catalyzed an international relief effort, Live Aid, and inspired the pop hit "We Are the World," making Ethiopia a worldwide synonym for hunger.
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In the courtroom, the current administration has disseminated new policies to the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security to oppose, scrutinize and challenge every application for every immigration benefit at every corner.
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" Alex Padilla, California's secretary of state, told CNN, "There's always been a concern about the integrity of our elections and there's always been a concern about misinformation, disinformation being disseminated around campaigns.
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Our teams could begin to populate channels with counter-messaging named after the upcoming ISIS release, thus guaranteeing traffic on the content as recruits wait for the ISIS release to be disseminated.
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Fars, which is associated with Iran's hard-line Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, has been known to digitally alter photographs of missiles, and other official Iranian news media have not disseminated the image.
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Zika exposed patients have had other neurological problems as well, including acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, which causes inflammation of the myelin, the protective sheath covering nerve fibers in the brain and spinal cord.
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But also at the site are duplicates of each steel column, lined up in rows like coffins, intended to be disseminated around the country to the counties where lynchings were carried out.
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But the release of the video via the Islamic State's news agency, and disseminated through its network of online chat rooms, suggested that the attackers had access to the group's core operatives.
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For the French, there's a more visceral connection between French fashion and French monuments that has to do with definitions of the country's culture and how it is disseminated around the world.
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And a case study published in May in Nature Medicine found that phages helped save a teenage girl with cystic fibrosis who had a double lung transplant and a disseminated bacterial infection.
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The ability to communicate either via email or mobile phone with emergency services, loved ones or the media to get information disseminated is essential during a crisis and the ensuing recovery period.
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But others were outraged that the document had been widely disseminated, that the allegations had been made anonymously and the accused given no opportunity to defend or remove themselves from the list.
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Weidinger at the Documentation Center for Austrian Resistance explains that most, if not all, of the group's protests take place in such a way as to be easily, and immediately, disseminated online.
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He and his handmaidens have disseminated distortion after distortion, lie upon lie, including the claim that deep-state officials tweaked the criteria for whistle-blowers just so that someone could ensnare him.
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Ms. Gula's famous portrait as a 12-year-old, taken in 1984 by Steve McCurry, a National Geographic photographer, became an iconic image of Afghan refugees and was widely copied and disseminated.
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During my Tenure in Ukraine As for events during my tenure in Ukraine: • I want to reiterate first that the allegation that I disseminated a "Do Not Prosecute" list was a fabrication.
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When travelers sign up and submit their biometric information for Pre-check, the data is disseminated to and retained in DHS and FBI biometric databases for use as those agencies see fit.
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"Pimco demanded that MarketAxess - for all of their inquiries - removed a function that disseminated to the dealer with the winning bid what the cover was," one of the two sources told IFR.
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We are demanding that those responsible for these alleged actions face the harshest possible discipline, and that their identities be brought to light, to ensure that the photos are not further disseminated.
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The Russian government then disseminated those emails to the radical pro-transparency group WikiLeaks in an effort to amplify their effect and launch a disinformation campaign aimed at crippling the Clinton campaign.
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Treasury says the IRA used fictitious personas on social media and disseminated false information to attempt to influence the 2018 U.S. midterm elections and try to undermine faith in U.S. democratic institutions.
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According to Susie Parr, the author of an enlightening volume called "The Story of Swimming," manuals on military training that were disseminated in the Middle Ages stressed the usefulness of the skill.
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To understand the gravity of the information gathered and disseminated amongst NSC members, one need only look at the minutes of the very first NSC meeting held in Washington in September 1947.
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Further, individuals are unlikely to know that their personal data has been so disseminated and broadcast unless they are somehow able to make effective subject access requests to a vast array of companies.
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In response to a widely disseminated Geekbench blogpost, Apple admitted to slowing down the processing speed of "older" model iPhones — SE, 6, 6S, and 7 — to preserve their batteries and prevent unexpected shutdowns.
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I mean, this is a company that will control how information is disseminated into your newsfeed into your Instagram feed, into basically the main types of media that people are using these days.
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The company's service allows businesses to have a single repository for all of their marketing messaging to enable for information to be disseminated from a central location to different national and international websites.
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"The information disseminated should allow us to look at each topic at hand and form our own opinions and allow that to determine your partisanship, rather than the other way around," she says.
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Judge Stearns originally said in the Chin case that he would not release jurors' names and addresses at all without a protective order to guard against jurors' information being disseminated via the Internet.
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The company said earlier this week that it thinks it is "unlikely that the information was used for fraud or disseminated by this individual," adding that it will continue to investigate the matter.
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The following combined screenshots show the video's stats as it stood on YouTube with over 220 views prior to being taken down, and a thumbnail taken from Telegram, whereon it was widely disseminated.
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A lawyer for Tesla and Musk told the SEC that the CEO believed the substance of the tweet had been pre-approved and disseminated when the company released fourth-quarter earnings in January.
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The U.S. intelligence community incidentally collected information on members of President Trump's transition team and the information was "widely disseminated" in intelligence reports, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) said Wednesday.
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The effort is one of several aiming to rein in social media companies in the wake of data breaches, privacy scandals, and harsh scrutiny of practices that allow harmful content to be disseminated.
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"The way that we've traditionally disseminated information is standing on a soap box and yelling at people about what's happening," said Lt. Saul Jaeger of the Mountain View Police Department, outside San Francisco.
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Earlier this week, the scoop factory Axios made news when its star political reporter, Jonathan Swan, gleefully disseminated a clip of President Donald Trump saying he might terminate birthright citizenship by executive order.
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He said nothing about ISIS, or the way the Islamic State's hold on territory in Syria and Iraq reinforces the charismatic potency of its ideological appeal, disseminated from that base through the internet.
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"These threats are often disseminated through leaflets or direct intimidation," it said in a weekly update on Thursday night that said there were seven main hotspots where transmission of the virus remains intense.
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Charges of blasphemy against Jakarta Governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama fueled deliberately inaccurate stories about the politician that were disseminated in an effort to prevent him from winning re-election in April's gubernatorial vote.
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Disseminated coccidioidomycosis is usually seen in those with some problem with the immune system – an underlying disorder such as H.I.V., for example, or because someone is taking immune suppressing medications such as prednisone.
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But she said companies should press ahead with development and deployment of artificial intelligence systems that could spot such content before it is posted on the internet and block it from being disseminated.
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This is a glimpse at the future of media — packages of content curated and disseminated by the same companies that provide the broadband service you need to watch it in the first place.
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In their dissent, Democrats pointed out that many of the social-media messages Russians had disseminated lauded Mr. Trump or were damaging to Democrats, as was the hacking and release of Democratic emails.
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In 2016, Russian hackers infiltrated the computer networks of Democrats and Republicans, then selectively disseminated Democrats' emails, including those of John D. Podesta, Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, in an effort to harm Mrs.
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"Social media platforms are the front line, that is where messages are getting conveyed and latched on to and disseminated," said Neil Johnson, an advisor with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).
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Zuckerberg -- shown testifying before Congress last April -- has also balked at labeling Facebook a media company, but there's no denying that the technology is shaping how media is disseminated, consumed and yes, manipulated.
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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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If, decades ago, incitement was delivered in city squares and on marches, today's invective is far more likely to be delivered online, ensuring that the message is multiplied and disseminated to untold millions.
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As social media exploded, Mr. Lagerfeld understood early on how widely disseminated images had the power to transform a show for the trade into a show that would resonate in the digital wilderness.
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Shervin Pishevar is officially resigning from his post at venture firm Sherpa Capital to focus on an ongoing lawsuit he has filed against people who he claim have disseminated false sexual harassment claims.
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"Even if traditional media outlets follow established reporting guidelines for celebrity suicides, the role of social media speculation and news dissemination may counter any prevention messages that are disseminated in traditional sources," they said.
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The whole thing sounds a little far-fetched until you think about just how much current news and policy is disseminated solely on the platform by a White House happy to eschew communication norms.
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In a letter on Sunday disseminated by state news agency Xinhua, Chinese President Xi Jinping told entrepreneurs he supports their development and that any words or actions that weaken the private economy are wrong.
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Lawyers on behalf of Hill Crest also wrote to a former employee of the facility alleging it had acquired evidence that the employee had "stolen, misappropriated and disseminated Protected Health Information" from Hill Crest.
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This initial mine of information and knowledge has provided fertile ground for dangerous abuse: hate speech, cyber-bullying, manipulation of information or apology for terrorism – all of them amplified, relayed and disseminated across borders.
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St. Jude Medical on Wednesday filed a lawsuit against short-selling firm Muddy Waters and cyber security company MedSec Holdings, saying they intentionally disseminated false information about its heart devices to manipulate its stock.
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" He added that "details with little apparent foreign intelligence value were widely disseminated in intelligence community reporting," and most damningly, that he has "confirmed that additional names of Trump transition team members were unmasked.
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That is, they will emulate Facebook, which is a destination for a lot of other activities, such as connecting with friends and family, sharing pictures and messages, and reading content disseminated there by publishers.
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The Comet Ping Pong case was one example of a proliferation of fake news reports during the election year, often disseminated through websites purporting to be news outlets and quoting unnamed or bogus sources.
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Even if demands were still being disseminated, the spectacle ultimately seemed much more focused than the Women's March of 2017 and even the Charlottesville Unite the Right rally that ended in death last summer.
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Industry analysts say the rules, disseminated on Monday, fit a new pattern in which the government is making its powers and the limits of dissent more explicit and public rather than denying their existence.
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The Copyright Office is charged with effectuating the constitutionally enshrined notion that protecting creatives' rights over how their content is disseminated promotes the creation and wide distribution of knowledge and creativity, to everyone's benefit.
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Be comfortable implementing and explaining how the funds are disseminated and why, for some ventures, a portion of your funds will need to be reinvested into the business to maintain its sustainability and longevity.
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However, other laws bar the removal and use of government material, and this position ignores the fact that the FBI has continuing interest in FBI information being disseminated by either current or former employees.
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The men had no coherent affiliation with ISIS ; they merely followed its instructions—which have been widely disseminated by the American media—to post online that they were acting on behalf of the group.
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This good news is important and should be widely disseminated because it might help reduce prejudicial views of black men in the society at large, and negative portrayals of black men in the media.
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In a court hearing about Miller's testimony, a judge made clear that Mueller sought information Miller had about Stone's communications regarding Wikileaks and Russian hackers around the time they disseminated damaging hacked Democratic emails.
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The company took criticism after the rise of "fake news" articles on the platform, which disseminated false and hoax news stories at volumes that in at least some cases exceeded real news on Facebook.
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Using avatars, the operatives hired local analysts to work for the think tank, which then disseminated reports to bolster the political campaign of the company's client and to undermine the reputations of his rivals.
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Michael Flynn, who served as President Trump's national security adviser and worked on his campaign, reportedly followed multiple Twitter accounts from a Russian troll farm and disseminated their messages before the 2016 presidential election.
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Many of these were first tested out at the Loft, and then disseminated to other working DJs via The New York Record Pool—the first DJ record pool, which he co-founded in 1975.
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"The only thing that is accomplished by uncritically disseminating Walker's bigoted book bon mots is ensuring that the racism is disseminated to more people," wrote Yair Rosenberg in a widely circulated article in Tablet.
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The mainstream Fatah party led by President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority also called for protests after Mr. Trump's declaration and has disseminated some graphic images via social media to whip up emotions.
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She herself wanted to be read, to have her thoughts disseminated to the masses, to become known and recognized, and to live a public life, but she was chastised and mocked by other women.
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In addition to Mr. Manafort, the recent cases include the special counsel's indictments against Russians who disseminated stolen information and used disinformation to influence how Americans perceived the candidates in the 2016 presidential election.
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The next morning, Daniel and his family heeded the quarantine orders of the government due to the coronavirus outbreak, disseminated on Chinese news TV channels and through social media apps like WeChat and Weibo.
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The bots and trolls disseminated both pro- and anti-vaccine messages between 2014 and 2017 with messages trying to relate vaccination issues to other hot-button topics in American discourse, according to the research.
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Almost 40 percent of the debunked material was spread by individual Facebook users, a further 35 percent was shared by non-official political actors and 19 percent was disseminated by alternative media Facebook pages.
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The broader issue of how intelligence collected by the national security apparatus is disseminated and used has long been an animating issue for civil libertarians, a point that Mr. Trump made in the interview.
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After he was stripped of his rank by Panama's new civilian government in 1990 and taken to Florida to face charges, Mr. Noriega's booking photo, disseminated around the world, became emblematic of his fall.
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"Details about U.S. persons involved in the incoming administration with little or no apparent foreign intelligence value were widely disseminated in intelligence community reports," he told reporters, later briefing president Trump on the information.
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According to the lawsuit, Medtronic collaborated with doctors who were paid millions of dollars in consulting fees to publish studies that the company then disseminated downplaying side-effects and omitting discussion of adverse results.
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On Saturday, the prince gave a rare but widely disseminated BBC interview where he said he doesn't regret his long-time friendship with Jeffrey Epstein and showed little empathy for victims of sexual abuse.
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The court's ruling was particularly harsh, citing the FBI for "apparent disregard" of privacy protections and adding the judges feared raw intelligence about Americans was wrongly being disseminated and not being disclosed as violations.
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The Supreme Court defended its verdict saying it was not asked to rule on sexual harassment allegations, but rather on whether or not Maknun had electronically disseminated pornographic content and violated the communications law.
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"As the premier distributor of Reddit content to broadcast brands, Tagboard is playing an important role ensuring that Reddit content is disseminated more easily to news, sports, and entertainment brands across the globe," he added.
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In his 2016 book, Homeopathy: The Undiluted Facts, Edzard Ernst, a physician, homeopathy researcher, and noted skeptic, classified the "natural" qualifier as one of the many myths about homeopathy disseminated by both believers and skeptics.
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Last May, Sahrawi officially announced his allegiance to self-designated ISIS "caliph" Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in 2015, but ISIS never formerly accepted the group's pledge and never disseminated its news through their propaganda streams.
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James Clapper, the director of national intelligence, said he had a very high level of confidence that Russia hacked Democratic Party and campaign staff email, and disseminated propaganda and fake news aimed at the Nov.
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It pales in comparison to the best-informed, and shortest, of these works, "Indivisible: A Practical Guide for Resisting the Trump Agenda", spontaneously composed and freely disseminated, in the spirit of a true political pamphlet.
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In the piece, the co-authors argue that porn is "a public hazard of unprecedented seriousness given how freely available, anonymously accessible and easily disseminated pornography is nowadays" — and they use Anthony Weiner as proof.
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Reunification is still a North Korean goal, however unlikely it might be today, and it wasn't long ago that speakers on both sides of the DMZ disseminated propaganda trying to derail the other side's agenda.
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There's been a torrent of disinformation about the coronavirus in the last few weeks -- false content created and disseminated to coddle, confuse, mislead and undermine public faith in the very institutions upon which we rely.
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"To date, however, the government has not uncovered any evidence that would suggest Thompson's statement that she neither sold, nor otherwise disseminated, any of the data beyond the servers that the government recovered is untrue."
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No force on earth — and certainly not Saudi Arabia's new U.S. weapons or terrorism-combatting institutions — can stop a widely disseminated Wahhabi ideology of hatred converting a susceptible individual and driving him to mass murder.
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In a report analysing the most recent leak, social network mapping and analysis firm Graphika says the key question is how the trade document came to be disseminated online a few weeks before the election.
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President Barack Obama also said Monday morning that Mateen was apparently inspired by extremist information disseminated over the internet, but said there's no evidence he was directed by militants abroad or part of larger plot.
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JR: Most people have very low [privacy] settings on Facebook, and they enjoy the benefit of broadly disseminated information, like when it comes to finding a long-last classmate and being able to ping that person.
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Raniere disseminated teaching videos on YouTube and on his site and relied on members of his "inner circle," dubbed "first-line masters," to recruit new members, often for a lofty price tag, according to the FBI.
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Suspects include North Korea, China, and Russia, which is widely believed to have hacked and disseminated athletes' medical files from the World Anti-Doping Agency in 2016 after some of its athletes were banned for cheating.
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On last week's premiere, Arlen explained how she regained her ability to walk last year, after being diagnosed with transverse myelitis and acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, which left her in a vegetative state for almost four years.
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The SEC claimed in court filings last month that Musk "did not seek or receive preapproval prior to publishing this tweet, which was inaccurate and disseminated to over 24 million people," per the Wall Street Journal.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) said he had learned from a source that the U.S. intelligence community incidentally collected information on members of Trump's transition team and then "widely disseminated" the information internally.
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Alternatively, there may be a role for financial transparency -- that is, if a reader can see who paid for a story to be written and disseminated, that insight can inform the reader's assessment of its validity.
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The solidarity was palpable, in the roars that would periodically sweep over the crowd like a wave, which were then disseminated by social media, perhaps even finding a tinny echo in the president's own Twitter timeline.
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As an illustration, take a look (or more likely, given how widely disseminated this was, another look) at his 2012 commencement speech to the University of the Arts, better known as the "make good art" speech.
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"We need to get this disseminated right down to the last person on the road," said G. K. Pillai, a former secretary in India's Ministry of Home Affairs, who serves as a trustee for SaveLife Foundation.
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And so of course, we are robbed of the viewpoints we need when we don't have photographers of color increasingly having their images disseminated by incredible newspapers like The New York Times, or any other outlet.
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"The mechanism by which ideas are disseminated on a large scale is propaganda, in the broad sense of an organized effort to spread a particular belief or doctrine," Edward Bernays argued in his 1928 book Propaganda.
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The pot-smoking ritual was further disseminated through the band's dedicated fanbase, and as the "Deadheads" made their way around the globe, so too did the numerical shorthand, making 4/20 the call sign for cannabis.
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A leaked draft of the executive order disseminated by Vox featured vague wording, calling for plans to "alter" the H-21B visa program, although experts point out that such changes would require an act of Congress.
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A leaked draft of the executive order disseminated by Vox featured vague wording, calling for plans to "alter" the H-7503B visa program, although experts point out that such changes would require an act of Congress.
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A leaked draft of the executive order disseminated by Vox featured vague wording, calling for plans to "alter" the H-1B visa program, although experts point out that such changes would require an act of Congress.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said at the daily media briefing that Comey had violated the Privacy Act, a 1974 statute that stipulates how personal information can be used and disseminated by federal agencies.
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In his testimony before Congress this year, Mark Zuckerberg, the chief executive of Facebook, addressed concerns about the strategically disseminated misinformation known as fake news that may have affected the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
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The department disseminated clear images and made an arrest within a few days, Michael S. Harrison, the New Orleans police superintendent, told the privacy expert Julia Angwin in a panel discussion on the future of policing.
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The substance of who my patient was had been reduced to blips on a screen detailing abnormal laboratory values, complicated medical terms like "disseminated intravascular coagulopathy," and clipped, cautionary phrases in the doctor and nursing notes.
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There are also reports of other neurological complications related to the virus: Zika and meningoencephalitis, acute disseminated encephalomyelitis, as well as acute myelitis — dangerous inflammations of the brain and spinal cord brought on by an infection.
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"It's more that they're representative of some kind of thing happening in the world and particularly in how music is getting produced, disseminated and spread out," said Alicia DeSantis, a deputy Culture editor at The Times.
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Last month, he proclaimed at Georgetown University that his company would take a general stance against censorship in the political context—including over any content, false or true, disseminated by politicians as advertisements over his platforms.
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Twitter said Friday that it has suspended 21625,2900 new accounts it has found to be linked to the Internet Research Agency, a Russian "troll farm" which disseminated content intended to interfere in the U.S. political process.
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The Special Counsel found that Russian government actors successfully hacked into computers and obtained emails from persons affiliated with the Clinton campaign and Democratic Party organizations, and publicly disseminated those materials through various intermediaries, including WikiLeaks.
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The Special Counsel found that Russian government actors successfully hacked into computers and obtained emails from persons associated with the Clinton campaign and Democratic Party organizations, and publicly disseminated those materials through various intermediaries, including WikiLeaks.
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In a statement, AMD said it is investigating the report "by a company called CTS Labs" but raised concerns over the way in which the firm disseminated its white paper, which was admittedly light on technical details.
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The brothers, outspoken critics of President Tayyip Erdogan, allegedly disseminated "subliminal messages suggestive of a coup attempt" during their TV appearance on July 14, the state-run Anadolu Agency said at the time of their first detention.
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Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll is retained on behalf of the Democratic National Committee, which had troves of information exfiltrated during the 2016 election that was then strategically disseminated by Wikileaks and its self-exiled leader Julian Assange.
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According to the indictment, the military officers were responsible for hacking the servers of the Democratic National Committee and stealing hundreds of thousands of emails and documents, which they disseminated online over the course of the elections.
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By gathering a great deal of data on eligible American voters, targeting them with ads and taking advantage of Facebook's algorithms, the Trump machine has been able to significantly influence how information is disseminated through social media.
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It has its own thinkers, whom it calls thought leaders, its own language, and even its own territory — including a constantly shifting archipelago of conferences at which its values are reinforced and disseminated and translated into action.
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The scratchy recording was disseminated overnight across social media, provoking a new wave of online criticism against the billionaire businessman's self-funded White House campaign just as it has begun to earn broader support in public polling.
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"These ads would be permitted to be disseminated by a 501(c)4 as long as they and any other political ad didn't rise to the level of being the primary activity of the organization," he said.
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After the Associated Press's automatic reporting mechanism incorrectly reported that the company had missed earnings and guidance estimates when it had not, Kiani said it set off a cycle that became increasingly worse as the news disseminated.
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"Certainly, there is more to learn regarding behavioral aspects of decision-making, how information is disseminated, and other alterations in the allocation algorithm" that may make the process more efficient and less prone to waste, he says.
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Prior to briefing the White House, he told reporters that he had learned from a source that the U.S. intelligence community incidentally collected information on members of Trump's transition team and then "widely disseminated" the information internally.
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"This includes the use of technical solutions so that terrorist content can be identified and removed before it is widely disseminated, and ultimately prevented from being uploaded in the first place," a ministry spokesman said on Thursday.
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Last week, a bombshell New York Times report detailed Facebook's involvement with a public-relations firm called Definers Public Affairs, which The Times said disseminated research to journalists linking the billionaire George Soros to anti-Facebook movements.
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Timothy Egan It would be much easier to sleep at night if you could believe that we're in such a mess of misinformation simply because Russian agents disseminated inflammatory posts that reached 126 million people on Facebook.
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The grass-roots backlash against large solar farms has become so widespread that the Solar Energy Industries Association last year developed and disseminated a manual that included navigating community sensitivities, in a move to combat mounting negativity.
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On May 3, Tunisian authorities interrogated the journalist and human rights activist Sami Ben Gharbia for six hours in an effort to get him to reveal his sources of leaked documents he disseminated pertaining to the bill.
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In the suits, Mr. Cohen complained that Fusion GPS had disseminated the dossier to reporters and that BuzzFeed put it on the internet, even though both companies knew that it contained what Mr. Cohen believed were lies.
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In Ukraine, where trust in the health care system and the government is low, anxiety about the outbreak spread as fast as the fake news claiming the first cases had arrived in the country was disseminated online.
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"They realized that the information disseminated in the U.S. was incorrect and that they would facilitate my visit to the U.S. for the purpose of delivering the true information to the State Department management," the memo stated.
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" She added, "As Mr. Lutsenko, the former Ukrainian Prosecutor General has recently acknowledged, the notion that I created or disseminated a 'do not prosecute' list is completely false—a story that Mr. Lutsenko, himself, has since retracted.
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In the bulletin disseminated this week to a select group of private companies, the FBI warned of efforts by hackers to successfully compromise auto industry computer systems using sophisticated techniques and by taking advantage of network vulnerabilities.
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But this is the first time lawmakers have had to juggle a nude photo scandal of this magnitude: potentially hundreds of photos that could be disseminated at lightning speed via conservative outlets and spread on social media.
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Within a few short months, she had fallen into a vegetative state and was eventually diagnosed with two extremely rare autoimmune diseases — Transverse myelitis and acute disseminated encephalomyelitis — which caused inflammation in her brain and spinal cord.
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Mr. Trump told the committee that he considered WikiLeaks to be an independent news organization much like CNN or NBC — not an organization that disseminated material provided by the Russian government, as American intelligence agencies later concluded.
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In an episode that was captured on video and disseminated widely on social media, five female students at Delhi's Jamia Millia Islamia University rescued an unarmed male student the police were beating with wooden sticks last weekend.
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They do so through music, characters and storylines developed by Ethiopians for Ethiopians, and disseminated through radio drama, talk shows, concerts and community outreach—all popular platforms in a country with a strong musical and storytelling tradition.
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"Unlike those undercover stings where the government buys contraband drugs to catch the dealers, here the government disseminated child obscenity to catch the purchasers — something akin to the government itself selling drugs to make the sting," he wrote.
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Mr. Giuliani also questioned the motivations of the Ukrainians who disseminated it and their relationships with officials at the United States Embassy in Kyiv, who, he argued, were aligned with Hillary Clinton and out to get Mr. Trump.
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"Jaish al-Islam refutes the news disseminated by the Hmeimim (military base) which talks about the inclusion of its forces in al-Rahiba town in east Qalamoun in the ceasefire agreement," it said in a statement, without elaborating.
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On Monday's guilty pleasure night, the paralympian — who spent four years in a vegetative state after being diagnosed with transverse myelitis and acute disseminated encephalomyelitis— shared that she was bullied for being the new kid in a wheelchair.
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In the months leading up to the 2016 US presidential election, the alt-right — a cadre of extremists from the darker corners of the internet who popularized, normalized, and widely disseminated radical white nationalist messages — effectively weaponized memes.
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Professor Sebastein Lucas, an infections expect, testified that some people are genetically predisposed to have bad reactions to food poisoning, which can escalate into disseminated intravascular coagulation, which affects the body's ability to clot blood and stop bleeding.
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Hackers disseminated internal communications of party officials as the Democratic nominating convention began and WikiLeaks released thousands of emails, some of which were embarrassing for the Clinton campaign and were intended to stoke conflicts among the party's supporters.
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Not only did Trump consistently take to Twitter — a move that traditional outlets projected would hurt him, yet does not seem to have done so — but the campaign disseminated controlled content directly to the public through social media.
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Hopefully, with more and more witch-focused perspectives being disseminated into the masses, people who are attracted to the witch aesthetic (but who fail to really understand that it is more than a trend) will become more informed.
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Nevertheless, fitness app creators are facing an uphill battle: many of the past century's fitness crazes, from jogging to bodybuilding, have marketed themselves via widely disseminated do-it-yourself publications and peripherals that ultimately had little lasting impact.
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Savonarola was amongst the first to tap into the information revolution of the time, and while others produced long sermons and treatises, Savonarola disseminated short pamphlets, in what may be thought of as the equivalent of political tweets.
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The next morning, without looping in the top Democrat on his committee, Nunes stepped up to microphones and said he had seen classified information that exposed widely disseminated intelligence collected incidentally — and legally — on Trump transition team members.
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"Early in this case, law enforcement believed that the victim may have been drugged and this belief has been widely disseminated in the media; however, the evidence did not support that theory," District Attorney Abelino "Abel" Reyna said.
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On July 26, 2016, after WikiLeaks disseminated the D.N.C. e-mails, Steele filed yet another memo, this time claiming that the Kremlin was "behind" the hacking, which was part of a Russian cyber war against Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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A "Rashomon" emerges: questionable reporting, widely disseminated, based on police claims; an outlandish alternate history that Mr. Moseley, who died this March, sent Mr. Genovese from prison; a neighbor who recalls holding Ms. Genovese in her final moments.
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This disparate band of revolutionaries is waging war on the scientific publishing industrial complex on three fronts: If they succeed, the cloistered, paywalled way that science has been disseminated for the past century could undergo a massive transformation.
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It has disseminated numerous producers and hosts into podcasting, most notably Alex Blumberg, the C.E.O. of Gimlet Media, whose first show, "Startup," was an entertaining and enlightening meta-podcast about leaving public radio to become a podcast entrepreneur.
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The September 21997 Starr Report, which described the encounters between Clinton and Lewinsky down to the details of their oral sex and evidence of a semen-stained dress, shocked the nation as it was disseminated over the Internet.
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He has claimed in a lawsuit that he is the victim of a cyberattack by people working for Qatar, who stole his emails in retaliation for his criticism of the country and disseminated them to the news media.
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Any one of these solutions, or perhaps a combination of all three, would help level the playing field of data inequality and ensure that everyone knows exactly how much of their personal life is being disseminated and monetized.
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"We believed that a Health Care Professional engaging in this type of behavior is disturbing and the Defendant's actions was very insensitive to the families of these deceased individuals when she disseminated photos of the deceased," Adams said.
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The British parliament members asked Twitter, Facebook and YouTube representatives pointed questions during a special U.S. hearing over how hoax content disseminated from their websites may have swayed the 28503 British "Brexit" referendum on leaving the European Union.
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The meetings themselves are valuable because they represent an opportunity to bring together the collective thinking and contrast views, but not to regurgitate "state of the business" information that should be disseminated and absorbed outside of that venue.
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Names of Americans must be masked in intelligence reports disseminated by the agencies, but there are exceptions: Officials can request that the names be unmasked to help understand the reports, and the names are available to criminal investigators.
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In an era where game trailers can be disseminated around the world within minutes, and gameplay video can be streamed live by just about anyone, the "hands-on" and "first look" experiences that E23 offered are inestimably diminished.
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"We need a lot more widespread knowledge to be disseminated that you get to be a great, high-performing female athlete but coaches and other people without dietary expertise don&apost get to tell you what to weigh."
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This year, the Academy decided it would forgo announcing nominees in front of a live audience at the Samuel Goldwyn Theatre in favor of producing its own broadcast, which would be streamed live and disseminated simultaneously on Twitter.
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She pointed out standard patterns like bird-and-vine lattice motifs on a square of red silk woven about 1,200 years ago; it is not clear how such popular designs were disseminated for reproduction on looms in various cities.
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The tweet read: "Tesla made 0 cars in 2011, but will make around 500k in 2019," an inaccurate claim which the SEC said had not been pre-approved by the board and was disseminated to over 24 million people.
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Some of these analogies were disseminated through an industry-funded proxy called Associates for Research in the Science of Enjoyment (ARISE), according to a 2007 study published in the European Journal of Public Health by tobacco researcher Elizabeth Smith.
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On Thursday, researchers at Oxford University published a study concluding that Twitter bots disseminated misinformation and propaganda at a higher rate in U.S. battleground states than in noncompetitive states during a 10-day period around Election Day in November.
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Facebook had already been using photo-matching technology to compare newly uploaded photos with known images of child exploitation and revenge porn, but the new tools are meant to prevent previously unidentified content from being disseminated through its platform.
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The committee backed protections for terrorist content disseminated for educational, journalistic or research purposes, and agreed with the earlier Commission caveat that the expression of polemic or controversial views on sensitive political questions should not be considered terrorist content.
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"It appears that the shooter was inspired by various extremist information that was disseminated over the internet," the president told reporters in the Oval Office after a briefing by senior officials including Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey.
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It turns out that the playful piñata — which has a long and culturally diverse history that includes roots in China, by way of Italy (perhaps disseminated by Marco Polo) — is an object lesson in beating down sin and temptation.
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"[Endometrial tissue] can form on the fallopian tube or on the ovaries, or it can be disseminated throughout the pelvic tissues and can even form in other parts of the body—although that's much rarer," says Dr. McDonald-Mosley.
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The company also provides reporting tools to inform customers of the root cause, the timeline, the person involved in the breach or breaches, which tools they use and what information was being disseminated within and outside of the organization.
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In "Bad Girls Go Everywhere," Scanlon presented Brown as a complicated feminist figure: Cosmopolitan may have been crass, but it also disseminated feminist messages to a working-class audience whom the canonical front of the women's movement didn't reach.
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Stone repeatedly claimed throughout the final months of the 2016 campaign that he had backchannel communications with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and that he knew of the group's forthcoming document dumps, which disseminated the materials hacked from the Democrats.
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"The complaint alleges that Osadzinski designed a process that uses a computer script to make ISIS propaganda more conveniently accessed and disseminated by users on a social media platform," reads a news release posted by the Department of Justice.
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"I am concerned that [electronic nicotine delivery] products, like JUUL, are continuing to be disseminated, marketed, and used while consumers lack adequate information to evaluate the health implications of using these products," Pallone wrote to Juul CEO Kevin Burns.
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Men do not need to pay hundreds of dollars to learn to view women as a means to an end or to persistently, aggressively pursue someone even after she expresses reluctance; that information is freely disseminated in our culture.
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The most famous instance of far-right views being disseminated on YouTube is PewDiePie – the site's biggest star, commanding an audience of literally millions of impressionable teenage boys, who for some reason want to watch him play computer games.
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Still, the trade reporting glitch caused considerable confusion in the last hour of Monday's session, and cast doubt on whether the prices disseminated for major indexes like the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 500 were accurate.
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When a person like Wilders has both the platform and power for his hateful messages to be widely disseminated and acted upon, as well as the money to fight any legal battles or fees, his speech has greater impact.
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" Barbara P. Canavan, the schools superintendent in Harford County, Md., said that a walkout "presents, paradoxically, a threat to student safety, as word of the walkout has been widely disseminated and students who go outside could become more vulnerable.
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Luther's anti-clerical pamphlets and essays — which were written in German, the language of the people, rather than the more obscure and "formal" academic language of Latin — could be swiftly and easily disseminated to convince others of his cause.
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"At many of the precincts, information was disseminated that I was suspending my campaign, that I had dropped out, and anybody who was planning to vote for me was wasting their vote and, therefore, they should reconsider," Carson said.
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In retaliation, men have threatened to rape and murder her, dug up and disseminated her personal contact information, called in mass shooting threats to her public events and turned their obsession with shutting her up into a competitive sport.
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"Trade and monetary policy have become an increasing focus for the executive branch, and everything from casual sentiments to seemingly formal policy intentions have been disseminated, globally and instantaneously, via this carefully scrutinized social media platform," the analysts wrote.
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To bring systematic change and secure the future of data science, there must be collective action to ensure ethics is integrated in curriculums, disseminated by professional societies, included in corporate policies and appropriately placed into future laws and regulations.
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He is also a fan of John Solomon, the conservative journalist who first disseminated the unsubstantiated reporting about Joe Biden and Ukraine, as well as Solomon's fellow Fox News contributor Sara Carter, according to a former White House official.
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Through photographs, old newspapers, slogans and other materials disseminated by the Nazi party, the exhibition tries to shed light on how it sold itself - increasing its power in the German parliament from 6.5 to 33.3 percent over eight years.
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At certain points, we see not only the collaged images, but also the mediums through which they are disseminated—like televisions, iPads, and computer screens... What's important about not only the message, but the medium in which we get content?
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In response, ISIS members retreated to encrypted apps like Telegram and disseminated a counter-surveillance tool kit, in which they advised members to specifically use ProtonMail—a Swiss email provider that says it's immune to spying from sophisticated intelligence agencies.
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But "Pencil Neck Geek" was only really released as a single in promo form, and mostly disseminated through Dr. Demento airings and various novelty compilations, including 1985's Rock 'n' Wrestling-bandwagoning Wrestling Rocks, the Nuggets of pro-graps music.
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Students have also been influenced by the business world's commandment, disseminated through advertisements and TED talks and books by so-called thought leaders, to do whatever you do "at scale," which is where the "millions of people" thing came from.
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Manuel Valls, the Socialist prime minister, has reported with alarm that the Salafis, although a tiny minority among French Muslims, may be winning an ideological war in France because their voice is louder and more efficiently disseminated than any other.
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Over the past week, a conservative blog and a British tabloid magazine have disseminated intimate photos of Hill, with the former claiming that she and her husband of nine years, Kenny Heslep, had a separate relationship with a female campaign staffer.
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They also say they found similarities in how quickly information was disseminated around each of the two events, and in how human Twitter users interacted with bots — with human users tending to retweet bots that expressed sentiments they also supported.
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Far from merely contesting the "Ethiopia rising" narrative produced and disseminated by the Ethiopian government with the help of its loud-speakers, his gesture also destabilizes the West's consensus on Ethiopia as an oasis of stability in an otherwise combustible region.
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In a survey that the center disseminated across the country this winter, 121 election officials in 31 states said they need to upgrade their voting machines before 2020—but only about a third of them have enough money to do so.
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It's unclear to Obama's supporters whether the guidance the White House disseminated will be followed up by an agency rule, but they are hopeful the emphasis from the Obama administration will empower prosecutors to go after the big cases more often.
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Whereas before the internet experts would have needed the attention of mass media companies in order to point out the weaknesses in Wright's announcement, today their insight can be quickly and widely disseminated through the amplifying forces of the web.
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Earlier this week, the New York Times reported on some of Facebook's tactics to deflect criticism over its role in enabling political propaganda, particularly from Russia, to be disseminated on its platform in the runup to the 2016 presidential election.
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