All the red and green dossiers ... fantasy is boundless.
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Little did we know we were running against some very, very bad and evil people with fake dossiers, with all of these horrible, dirty cops that took these dossiers and did bad things.
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James Comey lied about the dossiers role in this warrant.
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Baker and his team created dossiers on each of them.
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They're pulling together dossiers on people and circulating them among press.
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They through spies, informants, secret subpoenas, electronic surveillance, fake dossiers, unmasking.
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They submit false dossiers that are paid for by Hillary Clinton.
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Pour la seule année 2016, ces groupes suivirent 1 352 dossiers.
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They develop dossiers on individuals which can be used to tailor marketing.
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So we had a campaign -- little did we know we were running against some very, very bad and evil people, with fake dossiers, with all of these horrible, dirty cops that took these dossiers and did bad things.
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"I think the important dossiers are trade, industry, competition and labor," Salvini said.
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But over the ensuing decades, the dossiers themselves were presumed missing or lost.
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Russian trolls had detailed dossiers, too — and they could consult them at scale.
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There was innuendo, rumor-mongering, fake dossiers, leaked memos, but no factual evidence.
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The bureaus amassed personal dossiers so detailed that J. Edgar Hoover was covetous.
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The subordinated debt volume is matching the volumes of credit dossiers destroyed, Pozdyshev said.
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And to the extent that their dossiers overlap, they will release what Republicans withheld.
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A court filing from 1989 provides a sampling of the material in the dossiers.
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"The existence of these dossiers can have a real chilling effect," Ms. Bhandari said.
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The disclosures will provide an inside look at the dossiers companies compile about us.
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To stand a chance of passing, aspirants memorized rigorous dossiers known as coaching papers.
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The men's dossiers contend that each went to Afghanistan before the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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And unverified dossiers are not an acceptable form of verified evidence in a FISA submission.
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Quel regard portez-vous sur la façon dont ces dossiers sont habituellement traités en France ?
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The dossiers included material obtained by illegal Turkish espionage on German soil, German officials said.
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This would allow China to significantly enhance its dossiers on high-ranking U.S. officials and executives.
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To augment its targets' dossiers, the company also uses personality tests to assess their emotional makeup.
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These digital dossiers contain revealing information about each of us individually and all of us collectively.
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People outside of publishing use the threat of sexual shaming against women, too: Notably, Harvey Weinstein hired spies and private detectives to compile dossiers against the people he feared might speak out against him, and those dossiers contained information about their subjects' romantic and sexual pasts.
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But isn&apost really fair to blame Fox News for her dossiers and the Uranium One fiasco?
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Hoover had dossiers on everyone, and contacts in all different parts of the government for disseminating them.
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The dossiers included addresses, car license details, tax and social security data, voter registrations and phone numbers.
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By one count, the search team had compiled dossiers on nearly 200 women, each with a photo.
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Behind the scenes, artificial-intelligence systems comb through that data to compile dossiers on each of us.
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There are some 550 such dossiers pending, half of which are aimed at pro-Kurdish HDP party members.
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The Turkish president said Ankara had sent "4,500 dossiers" to Berlin, and had yet to receive a response.
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Never mind that the revelations of warrants and spies and dirty dossiers and biased text messages already show otherwise.
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To ensure that refugee slots get fully used, it's also critical to prepare dossiers from a range of countries.
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He told me that Kazakh intelligence is believed to collect dossiers on every significant business transaction involving the country.
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Texts, memos, FISA warrants and dossiers have the Russia scandal boiling over, but not in the way some anticipated.
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It means reckoning with private surveillance databases armed with dossiers on regular citizens and outsourced to the highest bidder.
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Neither camp suggested that significant concessions had been made, even on such urgent dossiers as North Korea's nuclear weapons programme.
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The government's proposal would lift the immunity of all deputies but only to be prosecuted for the dossiers against them.
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The former private investigator had founded computerized records company CDB Infotek, which condensed public records into digital dossiers, in 1978.
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Some 800 dossiers must now be sent to the courts within two weeks in order to initiate the prosecution process.
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For months, the group has been reserving prime airtime in battleground states and assembling dossiers of damning research on Trump.
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He ordered state governments to gather "dossiers" on the groups, but stopped short of calling for legal action against them.
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Once the evaluation of this information is completed, they will find their place in the dossiers of the prosecutor's investigation.
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Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said all 506 outstanding dossiers against sitting deputies held due to parliamentary protections should be reviewed collectively.
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Some of the claims in the leaked dossiers have been contested by detainees or their lawyers or undercut by other evidence.
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It's a generic Silicon Valley super corporation that controls the flow of information and keeps invasive surveillance dossiers on its employees.
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Internal documents from UK spy agencies have revealed how mass surveillance techniques are used to collect dossiers of citizens' personal data.
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White House lawyers have prepared lengthy briefing dossiers for Obama's review that include detailed accounts of top picks for the court.
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No dossiers, no manila files, no cookies or patterns of life or digital signatures, nothing that could link anyone to anything.
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The biggest national donors were the subject of entire dossiers, as fund-raisers tried to gauge their interests, annoyances and passions.
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Then it fosters collaborations of those groups with the United Nations refugee office, which prepares official dossiers for submission to governments.
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Clinton, assembling dossiers on both Trump and Ted Cruz, and getting a head start on reserving prime television time in crucial
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In many cases, Left's dossiers against his targets are not wholly his own but built using information from a confidential source.
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Its forensics team of 14 is swamped and in their cramped office investigators probing possible extrajudicial killings are handling just 12 dossiers.
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Wiley told Reuters in 2014 that CIJA was preparing prosecution-ready dossiers, despite not having a court that would hear its cases.
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Perhaps we were being taken to task for burying our heads in the sand about the damaging effects of the Fidelifacts dossiers.
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"It didn't prevent him from being very engaged with his dossiers, given his intelligence and capacity for work," the ex-minister said.
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Browsable from OurMine's site, the data included Vevo's private dossiers on 90 different artists, including Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, One Direction and U2.
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A much bigger intrusion that targeted the Office of Personnel Management exposed security clearance dossiers and sensitive information for nearly 22 million Americans.
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With the election over, Mr Netanyahu's lawyers will receive dossiers of evidence to prepare for pre-trial hearings, expected in the coming months.
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The HDP is the subject of more than half of some 550 dossiers in parliament calling for the lifting of immunity from prosecution.
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With little federal oversight, the credit bureaus rapidly expanded beyond their core business of building consumer credit dossiers for lenders and other companies.
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It piggybacks on software and sharing agreements originally meant for criminal and counterterrorism investigators, fusing little bits of stray information together into dossiers.
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"But we can imagine what those dossiers look like," says Acker, because researchers who investigate disinformation campaigns are using them already in their work.
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Tariceanu denied wrongdoing and fired back at magistrates, saying "we live in a republic of prosecutors based on the politics of dossiers and handcuffs".
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These Stasi-esque dossiers are also being handed over, no strings attached, billions of times per day — so goodness knows where they end up.
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When Mr. Sanders's supporters swarm someone online, they often find multiple access points to that person's life, compiling what can amount to investigative dossiers.
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According to Ryan, Manigault "got in my face," threatened her, and indicated that the Administration was keeping "dossiers" on journalists they distrusted, including Ryan.
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The Guardian reported on Tuesday that the FBI is in possession of both dossiers and is looking into whether any of the information is true.
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There, they would compile dossiers on perceived troublemakers and report any signs of disloyalty, according to more than 20 former Venezuelan military and intelligence officials.
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She created dossiers containing different subsets of data, which she displayed in a London gallery in 2016 and offered for sale, starting at £100 ($135).
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For one feature of the program, called "Life Drawings," young artists were given dossiers of information about dead artists and asked to respond in performance.
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"The perpetrators of these crimes must know they are being identified, that dossiers are being built up with a view to their prosecution," he said.
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The large internet surveillance companies like Facebook and Google collect dossiers on us more detailed than those of any police state of the previous century.
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Op-Ed Contributor In recent days, two intelligence dossiers have been published making sensational charges involving President-elect Donald J. Trump and the 2016 election.
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News of the dossiers the government compiled on journalists, activists, and lawyers suggests she'll face a different set of tough questions during a future hearing.
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PUTIN: I&aposd like to add something to this, after all, I was an intelligence officer myself, and I do know how dossiers are made up.
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Both were born in Saudi Arabia but are considered citizens of Yemen based on their family and tribal ties, according to military dossiers leaked by Pvt.
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In exchanges that at times seemed to perplex the executives at the witness stand, Kennedy eyed whether tech companies could form intricate dossiers about their users.
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She has tapped her longtime aide Philippe Reines to play Trump in mock debates and has been poring over thick dossiers analyzing Trump's behavior and psychology.
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Interagency checks now allow for continual monitoring of dossiers throughout the process, said Lawrence Bartlett, director of the Office of Refugee Admissions at the State Department.
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Manigault claimed during the incident that Ryan is among several African-American journalists who are the subject of White House "dossiers," according to the AURN reporter.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu on Thursday proposed parliament lift the immunity from prosecution for all lawmakers and collectively review the 506 outstanding dossiers.
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Using the analytics service InStat, they compile dossiers on potential acquisitions, drawing together not just raw performance data but also players' psychological, emotional and medical backgrounds.
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"They have reached an agreement, and that agreement says, 'We are going to re-evaluate the dossiers,'" she said in remarks published by Agence France-Presse.
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Without needing to operate a vast, all-pervasive privacy-busting tracking infrastructure to feed open-ended surveillance dossiers on what everyone does online, as Facebook chooses to.
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We created massive collections of posts on one topic, eventually creating multi-thousand word dossiers on various companies that could be read one post at a time.
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They're called fullz, "dossiers that provide enough financial, geographic and biographical information on a victim to facilitate identity theft or other impersonation-based fraud," the report explains.
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Various startups, including meeting prep tool Charlie (which has since pivoted) or even Rapportive's founder Rahul Vohra's new startup, Superhuman, have offered similar dossiers on email contacts.
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The FBI then asked him for more memos in August, he added, prompting him to submit dossiers on members of Trump's inner circle with ties to Russia.
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EDF informed ASN about the problem in early 2017 and sent it technical dossiers to prove the equipment was fit for service and in line with regulations.
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Wednesday's House Oversight Committee report on the hack of 2628 million background check dossiers is full of allegations of agency incompetence and failures to meet federal standards.
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And recognizing the scientific value in these dossiers, he also convinced Mayo's leadership to make them available for teaching and research to any physician at the practice.
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Since 2011, the inspectors have submitted dossiers with details of embargo violations by numerous countries, including the Emirates, to a Security Council sanctions committee, two officials said.
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"When Mr. Sanders's supporters swarm someone online, they often find multiple access points to that person's life, compiling what can amount to investigative dossiers," the Times wrote.
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"When Mr. Sanders's supporters swarm someone online, they often find multiple access points to that person's life, compiling what can amount to investigative dossiers," The Times reported.
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The source said regulator ASN and its technical arm IRSN were facing the same problem of having insufficient staff numbers to tackle so many dossiers in good time.
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Juncker has denied taking a position on individual tax dossiers, but court documents uncovered a meeting between Juncker and with four senior Amazon tax officials, according to Newsweek.
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Zuckerberg was unable to answer Dingell, the Michigan congresswoman, when she asked how frequently Facebook used computer code embedded in websites to gather dossiers on virtually everyone online.
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But in weightlifting, much like jazz and international intelligence dossiers, it's important to examine what you're NOT seeing, and what we're not seeing here is Ryan mid-rep.
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He has spent time reviewing vast dossiers on potential candidates, including public writings and records, but has thus far kept his informal roster of candidates open to additions.
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The government website said that Deputy Foreign Minister Bui Thanh Son had told reporters the dossiers had been given to Vietnam's Ministry of Public Security for "verification coordination".
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But those few, fraught and devastating minutes also placed at risk thousands of books, dossiers and folders amassed since past earthquakes destroyed this town in 1639 and 1703.
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Heightening their problems, leaked Bush-era dossiers that make alarming and specific claims about them are readily available on the internet — including on the website of The Times.
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According to documents unsealed by the city late last week, officers kept dossiers and presentations detailing the lives of Memphis-area protesters as well as their known associates.
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She hasn't just hatched the itinerary, she's also created dossiers for her friends filled with precision-timed commitments more suggestive of an armed invasion than a collegial reunion.
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By combining the two companies' data sets, in other words, Intuit will be able to build more richly detailed dossiers of the financial backgrounds for millions of people.
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This week the Tages-Anzeiger newspaper reported the Federal Department of Defence could not find 27 unpublished folders and dossiers from an investigation into the group three decades ago.
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According to three close aides to the prime minister and a senior military official, the military high command has sent the prime minister the dossiers of four main contenders.
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But in a sign that the issue remains highly controversial, diplomats are not expected to solve the matter before the ministerial meeting as it usually happens for technical dossiers.
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We could do the same with sloth, greed, gluttony or anything else, compiling our dossiers and using a one-off comment or incident to epitomize the person's entire life.
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EDF has already verified the manufacturing documentation of so-called "dossiers barrés", files which had been marked by Creusot Forge employees, indicating that there had been inconsistencies during manufacturing.
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Lawmakers must question the constitutionality of an agency that compiles dossiers on journalists, interrogates them about their reporting, and searches their laptops and phones without oversight or probable cause.
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Additional images indicate the ILU compiled dossiers on specific people — including photographs, birthdates, work descriptions, and information about whether or not they had been arrested or interviewed by authorities.
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The company does have an iDefense unit that gathers information on cybercrime and supplies dossiers to US intelligence, but the spokesperson insisted that it does not deal in classified information.
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Britain's team, led by David Davis, the Brexit secretary, had no papers before it, whereas the European Union's negotiators, led by Michel Barnier of the European Commission, had thick dossiers.
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Before the July 15 coup, Turkey had already submitted 84 dossiers on Gulen and his movement to U.S. authorities, and has since sent another four since the coup, Yildirim said.
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He held combative press conferences outlining Russian corporate malpractice and passed along to journalists dossiers that described the way venal oligarchs engaged in asset stripping, wasteful spending, and share dilutions.
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Bozdag said 117 dossiers had been sent to the relevant prosecutors and there were pending cases against 152 lawmakers, warning they would be stripped of their parliamentary seats if convicted.
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Over the years, extensive New York Police Department dossiers on rap acts have been made public, while the department has acknowledged tracking the local music scene for potential criminal activity.
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David Brooks Believe it or not, we're not really going to have to spend the next four years wading through wonky drudgery of Russian spy dossiers and hotel sex cameras.
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But they also allow the chief justice to ignore, speed or delay certain dossiers for less edifying reasons, and to feed controversial cases to colleagues whose records suggest a particular outcome.
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While preaching the values of freedom and independence, these firms collect vast amounts of information on their users, using this welter of data to form detailed dossiers and influence our behavior.
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And, even though the DNC claimed it "did not incorporate [Chalupa's] findings in its dossiers on the subjects," that would be irrelevant as the DNC solicited and received valuable opposition research.
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Kashmir Hill at Gizmodo has written about "shadow profiles" — dossiers that Facebook builds about people using information it culls from the inboxes and cellphones of their friends, work colleagues and acquaintances.
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His pre-Tour dossiers left nothing to chance and his ability to read a race from inside the team car and pass on information earned him respect from across the peloton.
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Evidence shows he can't even do his basic job: An extensively sourced 2019 profile in Der Spiegel indicated that he generally ignores the factual dossiers prepared for him at the embassy.
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"It is certainly one of the most difficult phases in Turkish-German relations," said Michelle Müntefering, who heads the Turkey committee in Parliament and was named in one of the dossiers.
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In the Vietnam War era, the Army illegally compiled personal dossiers on 100,000 Americans opposed to the war, in what the Church Committee called the military's "worst intrusion" into American life.
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Melania Trump backed the selection of top GOP donor and hotel owner Kelly Roberts for the ambassadorship and reviewed dossiers of potential candidates for the position, according to New York Magazine.
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"The dossiers that were released ... it was mostly American children," Luwara said, adding that the commission will consider about 900 more foreign adoption cases and plans to complete its work next month.
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NBC, quoting an unnamed Department of Homeland Security source, reported the agency also created dossiers on the individuals named on the list, including an attorney who has represented asylum seekers in Tijuana.
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Although lawmakers are completely immune from prosecution, the police can file 'dossiers' against them which can only lead to a legal process once the politician ceases to be a member of parliament.
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But the digital dossiers of my purchases, which track everywhere I go and everything I buy, means that I have no reasonable expectation of privacy in virtually any aspect of my life.
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The Westminster gossip mill, never idle even at the quietest of times, is whirring madly, aided by leaked party dossiers on MPs, insinuating photographs in newspapers and snippets from private WhatsApp groups.
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The company now has over 4.53 researchers compiling detailed "billionaire dossiers," which it sells to private banks, private-jet sellers, luxury retailers, universities, charities and other groups looking for clients or donors.
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"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is developing dossiers of possible victims but until now there have been no grounds to confirm Vietnamese nationals are among the victims," it quoted Son as saying.
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"Without the FCC's broadband privacy rule, broadband providers will be able to sell dossiers of the personal and professional lives of their subscribers to the highest bidder without their consent," he added.
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Exxon Mobil, in public statements, court filings and thick dossiers on the company's opponents, says it is the target of a well-funded and politically motivated conspiracy to harm its core business.
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As companies compile more detailed dossiers on their clientele, stuffed with data collected online and in stores, retailers could someday fine-tune their marketing and scheduling to each consumer, the panelists said.
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The firm's iDefense unit compiled dossiers on cyber crime for clients including private firms and government agencies that include U.S. intelligence services, but it says its research did not contain classified information.
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The dossiers' supporters have pointed to confirmed details — like a meeting that former Trump adviser Carter Page had in Moscow — to argue that it gives credibility to the document as a whole.
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FireEye's Boland said the company has compiled detailed dossiers on six of the groups behind attacks on financial services companies, but he said he had less complete data on 600 other groups.
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Their targets — including the Office of Personnel Management and the health insurance titan Anthem — reflect Beijing's desire to amass dossiers on Americans, especially those with security clearances, in the hope of compromising them.
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After a nine-month delay, the UN agency plans to invite drugmakers in June to submit dossiers on biosimilar versions of two cancer drugs on its essential medicines list, Roche's Rituxan and Herceptin.
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Turkish officials on Tuesday, including Prime Minister Binali Yildirim, raised the pressure on the United States to hand over Mr. Gulen, promising to send dossiers of evidence of his role in the plot.
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He did not take notes or appear to refer to a set list of questions, but he did have dossiers on his visitors and often displayed intricate knowledge of their backgrounds and experience.
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A temporary administration at PSB appointed by the central bank found corporate credit dossiers worth 109.1 billion rubles ($1.87 billion) had been destroyed, alongside other violations, the central bank's deputy governor, Vasily Pozdyshev, said.
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Our identities are scattered across the web on multiple platforms, giving people countless ways to make contact with us as well as dossiers of what we do, whom we like, and where we go.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook seemed to hit out at Facebook again on Friday, saying that no one should be allowed to create detailed dossiers on users and then use that personal data against them.
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Britain's Sunday Telegraph, for example, said its reporters saw dossiers of a U.S. intelligence investigation labeled "Russian influence activity," containing material about Kremlin actions in Austria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, France and the Netherlands.
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Below you can read the forms we obtained for the people who got jobs in the Trump administration, as well as a small group who didn't get jobs but whose vetting dossiers are noteworthy.
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The posts drew hundreds of obscene comments, and in many cases now-deleted Google Drive dossiers linked from the Facebook page to images of a sexual nature, including the personal information of the subjects.
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The White House Counsel's office manages the process, with teams of lawyers and aides working on separate tasks including dossiers of general research on each potential candidate, vetting information and more specific legal research.
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Musk unveiled the Model 3 earlier this month to much interest, and 3... Internal documents from UK spy agencies have revealed how mass surveillance techniques are used to collect dossiers of citizens' personal data.
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That's because the FBI chief was notorious for weaponizing the information – including gossip, rumors and secret dossiers – he amassed while maintaining a godlike reign at the bureau for a span of some 40 years.
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Cross-referencing with files seized from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia, or FARC, consultations with international counternarcotics agencies and extensive field research in Venezuela ensured the dossiers on these individuals were soon bulging.
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" A few months later, a group of moderate Muslims presented police officials with 11 dossiers on local Islamist extremists, including Zaharan Hashim, whom they identified as the "leader of ISIS team in Sri Lanka.
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Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, said the perpetrators of such crimes in Syria should know they were being identified and that dossiers were being built for future prosecutions.
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Modern Love On this week's podcast, the actress Danielle Brooks reads "About That Rustle in the Bushes," the story of a father who compiles private-investigator-grade dossiers on the men his daughter dates.
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Generali has about 3 billion euros ($3.31 billion) for acquisitions, under its latest strategy plan, and its French boss Philippe Donnet is looking at several dossiers, according to a source close to the situation.
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But our digital dossiers extend well beyond the individual pieces of information we know are online somewhere; they now include stuff about us that can be surmised only through studying our patterns of behavior.
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According to Bahraini security dossiers on the men lost at sea reviewed by Reuters, all had been convicted in absentia for attacking police and taking part in riots and were on the run inside Bahrain.
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WASHINGTON — The early days of the Trump administration have turned Washington into a land of leaks, with a national security adviser's telephone calls, raw intelligence dossiers and confidential C.I.A. surveillance schemes spilling into the public.
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According to testimony on Thursday, prosecutors also assembled dossiers on four defense lawyers and a Navy Times reporter, assigning a counter-intelligence clerk to obtain personal information on the five from at least one military database.
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All the of the bits of information people generate as they click around the internet are collected into dossiers that marketers use to deliver highly targeted ads, and they are getting better at it, said Khatibloo.
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Although many clubs compile their own dossiers on penalties, Real says his group's research has added value in that it identifies individual traits in penalty takers and goalkeepers and how that can vary according to circumstances.
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According the program, the leak was caused by a former employee who took dossiers home, against Europol policy, and put them on a hard drive connected to the Internet without realizing it was accessible to anyone.
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This report — entitled "Surviving Hell: Testimonies of Victims on Places of Illegal Detention in Donbas" — follows other dossiers that have detailed a catalogue of institutional torture: sleep deprivation, beatings, sexual violence, mock executions, amongst other horrors.
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Documents recovered by local officials and reviewed by Reuters showed the Knights Templar gang, once the main local rival of the CJNG, got copies of intelligence files to compile dossiers on suspected CJNG members, including police.
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In a follow-up meeting, which was attended by Burstien, Psy-Group provided F.D.D. with a confidential memo describing how it had compiled dossiers on nine activists, including a lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley.
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In 2008, Uribe ordered the secret, overnight U.S. extradition of Berna and 13 other top commanders who were reportedly preparing dossiers on his ties to the paramilitaries—setting off a prolonged power struggle between remaining factions.
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According the programme, the leak was caused by a former employee who took dossiers home, against Europol policy, and put them on a hard drive connected to the Internet without realising it was accessible to anyone.
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But if you read the fine print, you find that many share student PII with third parties, and within their larger corporate conglomerates, creating growing dossiers about our children, starting in elementary school, through High School.
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The U.S. Justice Department said Witt, 39, assembled dossiers on eight U.S. military intelligence agents she had worked with for Iranian hackers, who then used Facebook and e-mail to try to install spyware on their computers.
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From the mid-603s to the early 260s, police surveillance of political organizations in New York was extensive enough to require more than half a million index cards, simply to catalog and cross-reference the many dossiers.
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Parliament must look at the dossiers in one session in order to prevent delays to legislation required by the European Union to win visa liberalization with the bloc, Davutoglu told a business group in comments broadcast live.
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Under a system called fanghuiju, teams of half a dozen—composed of policemen or local officials and always including one Uighur speaker, which almost always means a Uighur—go from house to house compiling dossiers of personal information.
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"We need to shed light on this 'shadow' industry of surreptitious data collection that has amassed covert dossiers on hundreds of millions of Americans," Markey said of "The Data Broker Accountability and Transparency Act" in a press release.
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And knowingly or otherwise, many school sites are hosting software from third-party companies whose primary business is buying and selling data for the detailed dossiers of personal information on finances, lifestyle and buying habits that advertisers prize.
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Many of them are serving life sentences with a theoretical chance of parole, but despite submitting thick dossiers of their accomplishments in prison along with letters of support from their supervisors and professors, they are routinely turned down.
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"We need to shed light on this 'shadow' industry of surreptitious data collection that has amassed covert dossiers on hundreds of millions of Americans," Markey said of his "Data Broker Accountability and Transparency Act" in a press release.
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The firm produced two dossiers that tried to make the case that Clinton intervened in Bulgaria and Israel, respectively, on behalf of energy companies that had donated to the Clinton Foundation, according to people briefed on the reports.
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The Palestinians have keenly engaged with the ICC, repeatedly sending it dossiers of evidence of what they say were Israeli atrocities in the Gaza war and inviting the ICC to send a field team to investigate on the ground.
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For each meet, I have to prepare dossiers of the types of foods I'm able to cook, a full curriculum vitae complete with transcripts, and I'm evaluated in much the same way a college admission's committee evaluates prospective students.
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"We have sent four dossiers to the United States for the extradition of the terrorist chief," Prime Minister Binali Yildirim told a meeting of the ruling Justice and Development Party at the parliament, according to state-run Anadolu Agency.
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Suddenly, the formerly lethargic government demands an immediate reaction from the lawyer at all fronts: documents need to be handed in, letters need to be written, dossiers need to be read, appointments need to be met and deadlines kept.
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There's also plenty of reasons to come back beyond just meetings by offering news alerts about a user's contacts and companies they may follow, as well as large dossiers on companies they can cross-reference as they do research.
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Part of the book is about Black Cube, the mysterious Israeli firm that Weinstein's team hired to conduct intelligence work, like compile dossiers on journalists (Kantor and Twohey's recent book, "She Said," recounts their experiences with the firm, too).
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"We need to shed light on this 'shadow' industry of surreptitious data collection that has amassed covert dossiers on hundreds of millions of Americans," Markey said of his "The Data Broker Accountability and Transparency Act" in a press release.
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The three other dossiers are for Lieutenant General Zubair Hayat, Chief of General Staff, Lieutenant General Ishfaq Nadeem Ahmad, commanding officer in the eastern city of Multan, and Lieutenant General Qamar Javed Bajwa, who heads the army's Training and Evaluation Wing.
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Putin is "obsessed with getting all kinds of dossiers and reports on a daily basis, from several kinds of secret services (FSB, FSO, SVR)," said Mikhail Zygar, a leading chronicler of Putin and the Kremlin's ruling elite, in an interview.
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The president's son Donald Trump Jr. tweeted the following on Friday: After 2 years of screaming Russia Russia Russia w 0 evidence, unverified sources, debunked dossiers etc... the idea of a dem senator screaming McCarthyism is really laughable right now.
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Demirtas, who faces some 60 dossiers for things he has said, told reporters at a briefing the AKP was using the issue to tap nationalist support during a time of clashes between security forces and Kurdish militants in Turkey's restive southeast.
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A pro-Trump network of conservative operatives has been compiling dossiers of potentially damaging public comments and social media posts by journalists who have produced unfavorable coverage of the administration, the New York Times' Ken Vogel and Jeremy Peters report.
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But Mr. Fallon said the group was quickly preparing for a Supreme Court battle should an opening occur and had already compiled background dossiers on those included on a list of potential Supreme Court nominees assembled by the Trump campaign.
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The group recommended that the United Nations high commissioner for human rights maintain "dossiers on alleged perpetrators, to be provided to national and international justice mechanisms, including the International Criminal Court," and it called for international sanctions against those people.
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A new article in the New Yorker offers evidence that former Hollywood mega-mogul Harvey Weinstein hired private detectives and spy firms to compile discrediting dossiers on those he feared would expose his pattern of sexual abuse to the public.
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Throughout the campaign, Walters' staff would track the tastes and preferences of all the could-be commander-in-chiefs — even those whose candidacies don't end up lasting long (Yes, that would have meant making roughly two-dozen dossiers during this past election).
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The African Union does not have any secret dossiers and nothing to spy on, a senior official said in Beijing on Thursday, rejecting a report in French newspaper Le Monde that Beijing had bugged the regional bloc's headquarters in Addis Ababa.
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The documents she disclosed included diplomatic cables from American embassies around the world, incident logs from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, intelligence dossiers about Guantánamo Bay detainees, and a video of a helicopter airstrike in Baghdad in which two Reuters journalists were killed.
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Instant's prerogative is to constantly surface social faces (the recurring segment "Who to Follow" offers dossiers on emerging talents) while inspiring Instant viewers to join their ranks ("Just the Tip," another segment, gives advice on how to build your own social fandom).
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Agents inside the intelligence service had long feared a fifth column was taking shape inside the Turkish state, and they spent years compiling dossiers on tens of thousands of citizens, scrutinizing their pasts for any hints of rebellion or links to Mr. Gulen.
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There are dossiers and black lists, agents and double agents, "good trolls" spying on Trump supporters and fake antifa accounts, disinformation and counter-intelligence campaigns carried out on message boards and chat rooms like Discord and sometimes in full view on social media.
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The Times reporters framed this as a kind of modus operandi, suggesting that this is a relatively common thing: When Mr. Sanders's supporters swarm someone online, they often find multiple access points to that person's life, compiling what can amount to investigative dossiers.
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His prediction about dossier compiling also rings a few bells when read in 2019: Snooping has become a pernicious habit with government officials, a lucrative industry for technocratic compilers of dossiers and a titillating way of life for too many nosy people.
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Analysts said U.S. officials from the intelligence services, the Treasury Department and other agencies also would likely play a role in sifting through the information and verifying it as they build dossiers of people they want to hold responsible for any abuses.
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As it has for years with members or supporters of the outlawed P.K.K. movement for Kurdish independence, Turkey has handed German officials dossiers with the names of more than 300 people in Germany whom Ankara sees as working against Mr. Erdogan's Turkey.
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It is right out of a novel with salacious, unverified dossiers, reports of informants that appear more like spies for the U.S. government, and application of the aforementioned surveillance powers to collect on a U.S. person once associated with President Trump&aposs political campaign.
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"Further, we are requesting information about this troubling practice, which raises serious legal and constitutional questions," Thompson added, demanding a copy of the list, an explanation of why the individuals were included, any copies of "dossiers" compiled, and what actions were taken against them.
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Demirtas alone is the subject some 60 dossiers in parliament calling for the lifting of his immunity, including some related to his calls for street protests, but as yet there have been no moves in the assembly to open the way for his prosecution.
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The Rise Of E-Couture Lapidus enters this new role with a lot of work to do: He'll have to dust off the bodices, fire up the sewing machines, and trade the client dossiers for computers, programmers, and a really strong wi-fi connection.
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Several Super PACs, working on Clinton's behalf, have purportedly amassed dossiers of opposition research on Trump that they have declined to use thus far, for fear that it would weaken the candidate and elevate another Republican who would give Clinton a tougher general election challenge.
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Mr. Snowden, who is a board member of a nonprofit group called the Freedom of the Press Foundation, said he was concerned that cellphones and smartphones serve as tracking devices that automatically create electronic dossiers that give third parties, including governments, detailed information on location.
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The council overwhelmingly supported a resolution to set up an "independent mechanism" that will collect and analyze evidence of the "most serious international crimes" and prepare dossiers that will make it easier for prosecutors to bring cases to trial in national, regional or international courts.
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The invitation-only group, called Marines United and made up of more than 30,000 active duty Marines and veterans, built online dossiers on Marine women without their knowledge or consent, listing dozens of women's names, ranks, social media handles and where they are stationed.
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People may not know all the gory details, but when they choose to use Facebook, Google+, Twitter, WeChat, iPhones and other technology products or services, they generally understand that the companies might collect dossiers on what they read, who they chat with and where they go.
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Sure, Facebook could "ban" them from the platform, but many apps that were operating between 2011 and 2015 have already gone out of business, and many of them likely sold your data to data brokers that compile dossiers about people that can be used by advertisers.
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Saad al-Allaq told the network that Iraq has provided Turkish officials with dossiers on nine alleged upper-level ISIS members, including funders with access to "huge" amounts of money, and said that intercepted communications indicate the group is planning prison breaks across Iraq and Syria.
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There are no reports taking a more rigorous look at the evidence against the 532 detainees transferred before 2009; correcting overstatements about more recent detainees might heighten the stigma against earlier ones if it fosters a misimpression that everything in all their leaked dossiers has been confirmed.
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Facebook and Google, in particular, objected to how many kinds of data the rules covered, which included not only conventional personal information like Social Security numbers but also data linked to particular devices, which was critical to compiling the digital dossiers relied on by the advertising industry.
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Ms. Manning, a transgender woman formerly known as Bradley Manning, received a 35-year prison term for disseminating a vast trove of government documents that included incident reports from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and dossiers on detainees being imprisoned without trial at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
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Before even getting the room together when I was thinking about what the season could be about, I started looking through the various Marvel dossiers and looking through old issues of "Luke Cage" and when Bushmaster's character came up, looking at his background, he's from the Caribbean.
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The files she copied also included about 250,000 diplomatic cables from American embassies showing sensitive deals and conversations, dossiers detailing intelligence assessments of Guantánamo detainees held without trial, and a video of an American helicopter attack in Baghdad in which two Reuters journalists were killed, among others.
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Organizations like Shurat HaDin — the group that first raised concerns about Shakir to the Israeli authorities — or NGO Monitor, which compiles dossiers of dirt on left-wing organizations and lobbies to cut off their sources of funding, have been key players in the attacks on Israeli democracy.
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Following a long tradition of arming U.S. presidents with political and psychological dossiers of foreign leaders ahead of critical negotiations, government analysts are gathering every new bit of information they can glean about Kim and making adjustments to earlier assessments of what makes him tick, U.S. officials told Reuters.
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"After five years of a representative who placed the highest emphasis on the E.U.'s visibility in the world, a successor who hones in on the institutional dimension of European foreign policy and selects only a few dossiers on which to focus may be what is needed," she wrote.
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"After five years of a representative who placed the highest emphasis on the E.U.'s visibility in the world, a successor who hones in on the institutional dimension of European foreign policy and selects only a few dossiers on which to focus may be what is needed," she wrote.
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When the Ford and Reagan campaigns were engaged in a delegate-by-delegate fight for the nomination, they mainly relied on thick paper dossiers stuffed with every knowable fact about their targets, from whom they married to whether they liked to play bridge or do needlepoint in their spare time.
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Much of Birds of Prey features Quinn, in a Deadpool-like fashion, narrating her own backstory and providing slapdash dossiers about other characters to explain how she and a band of street-level superheroic women are all connected to a flamboyant, psychologically brittle villain, a diamond, and a foster child.
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Marisa Kwiatkowski, Mark Alesia and Tim Evan write in their exposé that USA Gymnastics would not disclose the total number of sexual misconduct allegations it receives each year, but records show the organization compiled "complaint dossiers" on more than 50 coaches, which were placed in a drawer in its executive office in Indianapolis.
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The documents she disclosed, which made her a hero to open-government activists, included diplomatic cables from American embassies around the world, incident logs from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, intelligence dossiers about Guantánamo Bay detainees and a video of a helicopter airstrike in Baghdad in which two Reuters journalists were killed.
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Syrian Kurds have been a close ally of the United States in fighting Islamic State but Ankara regards them as a partner of the PKK and a terrorist grouping Demirtas alone is the subject some 60 dossiers in parliament calling for the lifting of his immunity, including some related to calls for protest marches.
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His big proposal for balancing the playing field and restoring more consumer privacy online: He wants to ban advertising that is targeted to online users based on the dossiers that Facebook and Google build for marketers, which could simultaneously lower the tech giants' appetite for data collection while potentially improving competition in the advertising industry.
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In contrast, any hint of disrespect for a Trump child provokes indignation from the president, so that few Republicans in Congress care to exercise robust oversight of his daughter, Ivanka, or her husband, Jared Kushner, who both serve as senior advisers, with Mr Kushner wielding influence over dossiers from domestic economics to peace in the Middle East.
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Regularly, the film cuts back to Driver, as Senate staffer Daniel J. Jones, pounding away on a computer keyboard, scribbling furiously on a whiteboard, taking instructions from his stern-faced boss or taping up photos, dossiers and Post-it notes on the walls of his windowless office until it starts to resemble the lair of a serial killer.
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At the same time, users being in the dark about the information dossiers Facebook maintains on them, is not a bug but a feature for the company's business — which directly benefits by being able to minimize the proportion of people who opt out of having their interests categorized for ad targeting because they have no idea it's happening.
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Le Monde newspaper said on its website it would not publish the content of any of the leaked documents before the election, partly because the huge amount of data meant there was not enough time to report on it properly, but also because the dossiers had been published on purpose 48 hours before the election with the clear aim of affecting the vote.
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"As political trends seep further into the broader economy, the new company, Definers, is arming clients with the arsenal available to the most well-funded political candidates, including dossiers on their opponents’ strengths and weaknesses, tracking tools to monitor what people are saying in traditional and social media, and a rapid-response operation to shape public fights," wrote the Wall Street Journal in May 2015.
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Ms. Manning's disclosure via WikiLeaks was one of the most extraordinary leaks in American history — the bulk disclosure of hundreds of thousands of State Department cables that revealed many secret things about the world, dossiers about Guantánamo Bay detainees being held without trial, and logs of significant events in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars that divulged, among other things, that civilian casualties were far higher than official estimates.
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In an op-ed for the Washington Post titled "Devin NunesDevin Gerald NunesJuan Williams: Trump, his allies and the betrayal of America Trump expected to nominate Texas GOP lawmaker to replace Dan Coats: report House Republicans claim victory after Mueller hearings MORE is investigating me: Here's the Truth," former U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Jonathan Winer says Steele and Clinton confidant Sidney Blumenthal approached him with separate dossiers claiming malfeasance between Trump and Russia.
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While working as an intelligence analyst in a secure information facility at a forward operating base in Iraq, Ms. Manning copied and later sent to WikiLeaks hundreds of thousands of incident logs from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, a quarter-million diplomatic cables from American embassies around the world, dossiers about Guantánamo detainees, and a video showing an American helicopter strike on a group of people in Baghdad in which two Reuters journalists were killed.
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"As you're aware, you had —many of these actors that he's talking about were involved with unverified dossiers that they pushed forward out into the public, that leaked out into the public, spilled into the public, that was bought and paid for by the Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE campaign, and these were the top intelligence officials and they supposedly were all oblivious to it, and didn't know about it, which is hard to believe," he continued.
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