"But the only response we've gotten are e-mails saying that our e-mails have been 'received.'"
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It was the Russians that hacked into the DNC that got Clinton&aposs e-mails, that got Podesta&aposs e-mails.
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You don&apost delete e-mails and acid washed your hard drive and subpoenaed e-mails and that&aposs not obstruction.
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Most cybersecurity companies have blamed phishing e-mails - e-mails containing malicious attachments or links to files - that download the ransomware.
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We should demand the e-mails especially those who are former Justice Department employees like Mr. Weissmann and others demand their e-mails.
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My son Donald openly gave his e-mails to the media & authorities whereas Crooked Hillary Clinton deleted (& acid washed) her 33,000 e-mails!
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My son Donald openly gave his e-mails to the media & authorities whereas Crooked Hillary Clinton deleted (& acid washed) her 85033,000 e-mails!
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NBC's Pete Williams reports that nearly all of the e-mails found on the Weiner laptop were duplicates of e-mails FBI already reviewed.
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THANK YOU FOR THE COURAGE TO STAND UP. I'VE GOTTEN E-MAILS PROBABLY 25% OF THE E-MAILS FROM TRUMP SUPPORTERS AND THEY'RE NOT QUITE SO COMPLIMENTARY.
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But Trump, Sr.,'s speech and Trump, Jr.,'s e-mails show that they knew that the e-mails had been hacked, and still encouraged their distribution.
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But I will tell you what isn't fictionalized are her e-mails, where she destroyed 33,1003 e-mails criminally, criminally, after getting a subpoena from the United States Congress.
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But I will tell you what isn't fictionalized are her e-mails where she destroyed 33,000 e-mails criminally, criminally, after getting a subpoena from the United States Congress.
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He talked about well, they might have some dirt on Hillary Clinton, but he was not talking specifically about e-mails or thousands of e-mails that had been found.
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If taking the entire weekend off handling work e-mails and calls isn't realistic, try designating specific times on Saturday and Sunday for checking e-mails and responding to voicemails.
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Separate from those, about 25,22016 additional e-mails were "up-classified" to make them Confidential; the information in those had not been classified at the time the e-mails were sent.
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The additional e-mails came to light in one of several lawsuits being aimed at Mrs Clinton by Judicial Watch, a right-wing group that wants to make her e-mails public.
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In one of the e-mails Ms Abedin said the request had also been made through official channels; in other e-mails she repeatedly states that donors must go through these channels.
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On August 22nd, it was revealed that the FBI had collected 15,000 more pages of e-mails in its investigation into Mrs Clinton's use of a private server for work-related e-mails.
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There has never been anything like this, where e-mails and you get a subpoena and after getting the subpoena, you delete 33,000 e-mails and then acid watch them or bleach them.
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Floor & Decor spokespeople did not return calls or e-mails.
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Given that Obama was manifestly determined to conceal his e-mails with Clinton, what is the chance that he would ever have permitted a prosecution of Clinton, which would necessarily have exposed those e-mails?
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We had some viewer e-mails that came in as well.
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We had some viewer e-mails that came in as well.
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His proof, fundraising e-mails touting her Trump resisting super pack.
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E-mails at nighttime for the next day, like 10 p.m.
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READ: Sanders on Clinton row: 'Have I mentioned the e-mails?
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There is no evidence that Mrs Clinton's e-mails were hacked.
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He wrote threatening e-mails to bank staff and a client.
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Some sellers received e-mails explaining the change, but others didn't.
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When he sends e-mails, his screen name appears as "ComingChinaWars".
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I can only imagine what Trump writes in his e-mails.
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You've said your handing of your e-mails was a mistake.
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Why aren't you bringing... COOPER: We brought up the e-mails.
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Lots of e-mails and phone calls will be coming in.
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Leaked e-mails of DNC show plans to destroy Bernie Sanders.
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In e-mails and phone calls with Jocelyn, I was cool.
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But e-mails show that donors got special access to you.
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In this novel composed mostly of e-mails, Beth and her work-wife Jennifer trade e-mails about Beth's lackluster boyfriend on company time, even though they know the IT department scans all of their correspondence.
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Instead, the e- mails on those laptops were secured through consent agreements.
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I mean, look at the national security implications with the e-mails.
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Phone calls and e-mails about local concerns therefore provide significant insight.
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I respond to several e-mails and reach out to prospective clients.
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The novels she wrote took the form of e-mails to friends.
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Others target individual investors through direct mail solicitations, e-mails, even telemarketing.
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The recent disclosures of alleged hacked e-mails on sites like DCLeaks.
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CNN's calls and e-mails to his attorney have not been returned.
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There is some contact, but those e-mails again are pretty damning.
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As for this point, I have been exchanging e-mails with Mrs.
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Where are e-mails and Democratic National Committee server and Intel leakers?
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Smith did not immediately return phone calls and e-mails seeking comment.
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They didn't check Facebook "real quick" or get distracted by e-mails.
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Another way cyber criminals get wage information is through phishing e-mails.
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Arguably, she already has been by the FBI over her e-mails.
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WikiLeaks began to dole out a new tranche of stolen e-mails.
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Henderson's version of events appears to be borne out by e-mails.
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On July 22nd, Assange published the e-mails on the WikiLeaks site.
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King sat cross-legged in the back seat, replying to e-mails.
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But I would go against them if she releases her e-mails.
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HOLT: He also — he also raised the issue of your e-mails.
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One of the most infamous was the scandal over her e-mails.
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He knew that because he had 4000 e-mails or something crazy.
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On a coffee table was a stack of printed-out e‑mails.
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Q: So, you were sending him flattering e-mails, is that correct?
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There was just a dark cloud under the banner of 'e-mails.
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Myanmar authorities did not respond to calls and e-mails seeking comment.
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What about the deleted E-mails, Uranium, Podesta, the Server, plus, plus.
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Assange did not say how the organization had obtained the e-mails.
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MR: You've said your handing of your e-mails was a mistake.
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Y— decided to go snooping through my e-mails, and since I wasn't big on passwords or putting old e-mails in the trash it took her less than five minutes to find what she was looking for.
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One survey found that 55% of employees log into their e-mails after 11pm (in contrast, a new French law gives employees the right to ignore e-mails after their working day has ended); 59% do so on holidays.
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Did Obama figure that because he had used an alias, the public and the Congress would never find out about his e-mails with Clinton (and with whomever else he has been exchanging e-mails while using the alias)?
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But politics often has a way of leaving evidence: e-mails, memos, witnesses.
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And there was no shortage of red flags in the e-mails themselves.
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He threatened to subpoena our e-mails, our phone records and our texts.
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PIRRO: -- to leak your e-mails, destroy the evidence in case -- HANNITY: Right.
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Witness the strategically timed publication of hacked e-mails by WikiLeaks and others.
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Dictating e-mails and text messages now works reliably enough to be useful.
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Notifications signalling new followers or new e-mails beg to be tapped on.
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Microsoft and KPMG apologized and the employee, Srijesh, resigned, the e-mails showed.
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COMEY: No. We found work related e-mails, thousands that were not returned.
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Everyone has known for years that e-mails can stay with you forever.
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The only e-mails in your inbox should be ones that require action.
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He is trying to dismiss the new e-mails and DNC disrespect. SAD!
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Subjects who agree to be interviewed suddenly stop responding to her e-mails.
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Security experts determined the e-mails had been stolen by Russian government hackers.
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Snapchat's P.R. representatives had breakfast with me once, then ignored my e-mails.
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Now, I knew John Podesta's e-mails had to be in that server.
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RADDATZ: And, Secretary Clinton, I do want to follow up on e- mails.
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We get a lot of e-mails saying, 'Hey, are you nude-friendly?
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" He added, "Steve only reads a very small percentage of his e-mails.
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Porterfield's office has not responded to CNN's calls and e-mails requesting comment.
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Most of the e-mails from that time are unavailable, the family said.
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PST files he had created on the server system containing Clinton's e-mails.
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When I asked Marques whether he considered returning the e-mails, he laughed.
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We don't go to conventions or write e-mails to our favorite authors.
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He said that the e-mails were well written, even beautiful, in parts.
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DT: I'd like to know why aren't you bringing up the e-mails?
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But, as Clinton said when we met recently for a long conversation, the process of thinking about it all—Trump looming over her like a predator at the second debate, the incessant drumbeat of "e-mails, e-mails, e-mails," awaking from a nap on Election Night and being told that Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and the election itself had all slipped away—was like willfully reënacting a hideous accident.
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After finding each other on an online dating site, they exchanged heartfelt e-mails.
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YOU SAW IT WHEN THE COMEY E-MAILS CAME OUT, WHAT THE MARKETS DID.
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At least one of those e-mails that was taken was listed as secret.
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It seems unlikely that last-minute leaks of Democratic e-mails changed the result.
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I use it every day for my music and my e-mails and everything.
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Of course, in the meantime, a boatload of Hillary Clinton e-mails leaked out.
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Phishing e-mails can look very legitimate and appear to come from known senders.
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And as you see these e-mails, they reveal this really tight knit relationship.
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What about the deleted E-mails, Uranium, Podesta, the Server, [plus] People are angry.
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CNOOC and CNPC did not immediately respond to e-mails sent outside business hours.
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The material could have drifted off into abstraction—e-mails, Benghazi, the Washington swamp.
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On October 7th, WikiLeaks began releasing an enormous tranche of John Podesta's e-mails.
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In his kitchen, he showed me a bunch of e-mails from B.S.E. executives.
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TRUMP: I'd like to know, Anderson, why aren't you bringing up the e-mails?
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Is it because they have questions about her e-mails and the Clinton Foundation?
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The Podesta e-mails only make the connections between WikiLeaks and Russia appear stronger.
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My thing is, I am not interested in Comey and Hillary&aposs e-mails.
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I&aposm interested in Hillary&aposs e-mails when she was secretary of state.
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Meanwhile, he and Komel stopped returning most phone calls and texts and e-mails.
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He showed her the e-mails, and Rinaldi was impressed by Bourdain's bawdy vernacular.
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In e-mails, Simone Ledeen urged her former boss, and family friend, to reconsider.
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A few days later, Marques received about twenty gigabytes of internal Benfica e-mails.
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HNA and Changi press representatives did not immediately respond to e-mails seeking comment.
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Reuters has not been able to independently verify the contents of any e-mails.
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From Comey's statement: From the group of 22016,25 e-mails returned to the State Department, 22016 e-mails in 20163 e-mail chains have been determined by the owning agency to contain classified information at the time they were sent or received.
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E-mails included in the report show her fear that, if she adopted an official e-mail account as an aide had advised her to, her personal e-mails could be published: "I don't want any risk of the personal being accessible".
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A third problem was that, if Alfa Bank wasn't receiving new e-mails from the Trump Organization after March, 2016, then the number of Trump e-mails in the archive—and thus the number of lookups—should have remained steady through the summer.
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They wondered whether the FBI's late intervention on Mrs Clinton's e-mails swung the election.
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Albeit most likely an amateur because I understand she communicated via Twitter and e-mails.
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It is unknowable whether the last-minute leaks of Democratic e-mails affected the result.
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Everything from texts and e-mails to where you go, plus health and sleep information.
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"I get e-mails all day from kids begging me to mentor them," he says.
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"Logical extraction" reveals immediately accessible data: stored text messages, e-mails, pictures and instant messages.
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The president's spokesman did not return calls and e-mails seeking comment on the resolution.
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Massimo Bottura sits at his desk, surrounded by coworkers, answering e-mails and phone calls.
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It also has a full keyboard that makes composing e-mails or memos a breeze.
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The DNC blamed Russian hackers for the stolen e-mails, which were released via WikiLeaks.
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I've also been overwhelmed by the outpouring of kindness in e-mails, cards and flowers.
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The e-mails were published by Judicial Watch, which obtained them via a law suit.
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The e-mails show that on many occasions, donors did not get what they wanted.
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"I just wanted to personally thank you for sending e-mails like this," Congleton wrote.
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Allred was sitting ramrod straight on a little bench, sending e-mails on her laptop.
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Like many reporters in Texas, I received wild e-mails from Morrow for several years.
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What about the deleted E-mails, Uranium, Podesta, the Server, plus, plus... ....People are angry.
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Oddly, though, e-mails grew more informal as the list of addressees expanded beyond ten.
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I told a few more close friends about Cyrus, mostly in texts or e-mails.
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Someone proposed staging a virtual flash mob, by deluging administrators with calls and e-mails.
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The news generated by the publication of the D.N.C. e-mails had triggered the change.
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What about the deleted E-mails, Uranium, Podesta, the Server, plus, plus... People are angry.
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There were about ten officials that were handling ninety per cent of these e-mails.
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And his e-mails to me were like that, too; they were always very amusing.
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Some cybersecurity companies, however, say they've found a few samples of the phishing e-mails.
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Bernie Sanders gave Hillary the Dem nomination when he gave up on the e-mails.
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The wayward public debate after disclosure of the Trump Jr. e-mails proves the point.
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I MEAN, IS THAT SOMETHING RIGHT NOW YOU'RE GETTING A LOT OF E-MAILS ABOUT?
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Ramona forwarded me more than a dozen unanswered e-mails she had sent to Mick.
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Instead, like everything else, they schedule time to process their e-mails quickly and efficiently.
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I wrote angry e-mails to the Moldovan, but he/she/they couldn't fix it.
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You know, they certainly did it to Bernie, as we saw in the e-mails.
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Instead, like everything else, they schedule time to process their e-mails quickly and efficiently.
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When the e-mails were released, her Presidential campaign became mired in negative news stories.
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Then turn to NBC's hit mockumentary while you answer e-mails/organize spreadsheets/sell paper.
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There has never been anything like this, where e-mails — and you get a subpoena, you get a subpoena, and after getting the subpoena, you delete 2130,2119 e-mails, and then you acid wash them or bleach them, as you would say, very expensive process.
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She resigned that DNC position after her e-mails were hacked during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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And it&aposs really-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Well, are they now going to subpoena your e-mails?
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A Barclays spokesperson and a spokesperson for Valeant did not immediately return e-mails seeking comment.
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But what strikes me is, if you look at those Strzok e-mails, I&aposm amazed.
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Particularly spectacular sunsets trigger mass e-mails enjoining everyone to head for a west-facing window.
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Legal challenges by the press have brought out depositions, marketing files, internal e-mails and more.
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In the e-mails, they speculated that funds might flow on to Mr Etete's political friends.
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WALLACE: On everything from the uranium deal, to the Russia dossier, her e-mails -- GRAHAM: Right.
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VICE News got the State Department to release another 1,850 e-mails right before Election Day.
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Even so, for Mr Trump to urge Russia to keep hacking Democrats' e-mails is outrageous.
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The main means of attack was authentic-seeming e-mails containing a bogus "change password" link.
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There is so far no suggestion that Mrs Clinton knew her e-mails contained classified information.
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In e-mails, Russian sports officials referred to Mr Rodchenkov's cocktail by the nickname "the Duchess".
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After numerous calls and e-mails, he said, she admitted that she'd sold him a copy.
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Soon afterward, they were accepted, and received e-mails with the address and their class schedules.
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Dana was sending me e-mails saying the barbecue was being delayed until the rain stopped.
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When I picked it up, there were four marketing e-mails from health clinics and hospitals.
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Corsi's explanation—that he logically surmised that Podesta's e-mails would be released—is equally dubious.
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I drank my wine, sent a few e-mails, and decided to flip through the menu.
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They traded e-mails and messages on Facebook before O'Keefe finally drove south to meet her.
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Do the Russians, or does Julian Assange, have those ten thousand-plus still missing e-mails?
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There were thousands of PDFs and e-mails, which Pinto had no easy way of searching.
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HC: Let me just talk about e-mails because everything he just said is absolutely false.
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"I will tell you this, Russia: if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing," Mr Trump told reporters in Florida, referring to e-mails deleted from a private server used by Mrs Clinton when she was secretary of state.
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In the Strzok-Page e-mails, they shared with each other that Obama wants to know everything.
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One of those e-mails was deemed secret, high level national security stuff, and Comey downplayed this.
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Wasserman Schultz resigned as DNC chairwoman after her e-mails were hacked during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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He&aposs no, I assume he is not going to be allowed to spin those e- mails.
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Details: The interview became contentious with Republican officials grilling Comey on Clinton's e-mails among other matters.
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In the annals of political misdeeds, future historians will not pause on Mrs Clinton's e-mails long.
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I released 34 years of tax returns... (BELL RINGS) ... and 300,103 e-mails in my government record.
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Representatives for the Chinese investors could not be reached or did not return e-mails seeking comment.
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THE first rule of modern conspiracies is that you do not talk about them in e-mails.
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The FBI had concluded its initial year-long investigation into Mrs Clinton's e-mails three months previously.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The FBI has not talked to you about the lost e-mails of Lois Lerner?
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They said, there are no e-mails on the Clinton-Loretta Lynch tarmac meeting, but there are.
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C.: Secretary Clinton said there was nothing marked classified on her e-mails either sent or received.
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INGRAHAM: Now it turns out from these e-mails that were discovered, that wasn&apost the case.
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Ignoring e-mails will no longer be excused just because you are 30,000 feet above the ocean.
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The bank-teller makes way for the cash machine; e-mails push the postal service into decline.
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You have quite a strong and overwhelming urge to check your e-mails right now, don't you?
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Miscommunications abound during Mercury retrograde, and it's wise to double check your e-mails before hitting send.
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Some of the e-mails were released to the press, who of course dubbed the scandal "Porngate".
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Gangs such as the "Yahoo Boys" send e-mails from Nigeria, but Nigerians abroad are most effective.
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Improved technology may force some people to check e-mails in bed, but it can liberate others.
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But cheating at sport and hacking e-mails to sway an American election are serious offences too.
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She sent out blast texts and e-mails to Republican lawmakers, urging them to co-sponsor it.
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But the leaked e-mails show that discussions extended into 2016—beyond what Banks had previously admitted.
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Assange can perhaps plausibly argue that he did not know where the D.N.C. e-mails came from.
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At another campaign press Conference you called on the Russians to find the missing 30,000 e-mails.
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He frequently receives tweets and e-mails about real-world developments that echo details from the show.
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Once I get to my desk, I respond to e-mails and phone calls I missed yesterday.
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The rest of the Spiegel team believed that their e-mails and movements were being tracked, too.
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"But what about Karlsson's defense?" was the "But what about the e-mails?" of the Norris vote.
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"We're going to make a whole new news cycle about her fucking e-mails again!" he said.
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That day Baeumler started getting e-mails and calls about the story: had she seen this sculpture?
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Mr. Weissmann, who commended Sally Yates for bucking President Trump, what do they say in their e-mails?
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HANNITY: Is there a bigger more obvious case of obstruction than how Hillary Clinton handled her e-mails?
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Representatives for Tata Power and the World Bank in India did not respond to e-mails seeking comment.
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Astonishingly, he appeared to invite Russia to raid his opponent's e-mails ("dry humour", says Major-General Mizusawa).
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One participating firm in the Cheltenham accelerator is Cybershield, a startup that specialises in detecting phishing e-mails.
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Links and attachments in such e-mails, it said, could direct users to phishers or malware-infected websites.
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Privacy advocates worry that the agencies still sweep in too many phone calls and e-mails involving citizens.
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They probably have her 33,000 e-mails that she lost and deleted because you'd see some beauties there.
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Several, along with Soufan, wrote confidential e-mails to their superiors in the United States, requesting an intervention.
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Assuming that she survives her latest legal woes involving classified e-mails, Mrs Clinton will be the nominee.
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If you find e-mails terse or colleagues offhand, in other words, it means you're a high performer.
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Do you believe that The State Department, on NEW YEAR'S EVE, just released more of Hillary's e-mails.
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"I understand this to her not wanting her private — her private personal e-mails being accessible," she said.
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To write "The Big Picture," Fritz sifted through all the Sony e-mails made public by the hack.
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Jones's team investigated, and found additional evidence that the server wasn't sending marketing e-mails at the time.
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Mass-marketing e-mails are typically sent by an automated process, one after another, in an unbroken rhythm.
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Or, Paul and Leto said, they could have been communicating through software used to compose marketing e-mails.
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Why was the Trump Organization's domain, set up to send mass-marketing e-mails, conducting such meagre activity?
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Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the thirty thousand e-mails that are missing.
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Sewell and Inman filed hundreds of pages of supporting documents, including internal e-mails, spreadsheets, and marketing files.
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PENCE: ... about drone strikes, e-mails from the president of the United States of America were on there.
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Five days later, a second archive was added: e-mails from a Clinton campaign press aide's Gmail account.
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The prosecution contended that the e-mails were in code, and Ahmad subjected them to a probing read.
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O'Keefe said he has received hundreds of requests for interviews and his inbox has thousands of e-mails.
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In the evening, instead of scrolling through tweets and e-mails, I sought out authors I'd never read.
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"The stuff you hear about, like the D.N.C. e-mails, are just really, really trivial things," he said.
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After Moscow's strategic release of pilfered e-mails, the bureau – true to its mission – went on high alert.
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Eni and Honeywell UOP didn't immediately respond to Reuters e-mails requesting comment sent outside usual business hours.
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More e-mails come from Diane in the next few days, and they all meet the same fate.
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His e-mails gave me his nationalist perspective on current events: he used the word Vaterland without irony.
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NOW ALSO SENDING E-MAILS TO OTHER PEOPLE SAYING I DESTROYED THE COMPANY OVER THE LAST FIVE YEARS.
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In our e-mails, we asked the same questions too many times: What did we know back then?
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Indeed, Cohen had discussed the Moscow project extensively in e-mails, which Mueller's prosecutors had in their possession.
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They were in fact hacked by foreign actors or bad foreign actors, possibly other foreign countries, getting e-mails.
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As the electors prepare to vote Monday, many say they have been besieged by phone calls and e-mails.
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And they tried to run out the election clock when the e-mails were found on Weiner&aposs laptop.
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And we now know Judge, when Downer reported that to US authorities, he didn&apost even mention e-mails.
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Then she makes breakfast and gets Raymond set up in his office so he can send some e-mails.
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Because she was culpable over her "damn e-mails", in Mr Sanders's phrase, it is a more complicated case.
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Not long ago, it was almost entirely through phone-calls, e-mails, electronic orders and presentations delivered in person.
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E-mails she said had been taken out of context did not, when made public, offer much exculpatory evidence.
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Launched at TechCrunch Disrupt Startup Alley today, the company's product turns your e-mails into the ultimate travel app.
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Best of all, if you need access to the original e-mails with confirmations, it's just a tap away.
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Mr Mulvaney tweeted pictures of himself hard at work, and sent e-mails instructing employees to ignore Ms English.
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They're the ones who say in the e-mails we've got to worry about this, keep these voices quiet.
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"Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 0003,2000 e-mails that are missing," he said.
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Electors were then challenged by receiving thousands of phone calls, e-mails, and being subject to social media bullying.
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AI will help devices and services anticipate your needs (Google's Inbox app already suggests replies to your e-mails).
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Without the leak of the e-mails, its victims would probably have remained unaware that they were being monitored.
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Reply to her e-mails when she sends articles that are related to your profession or long-held interests?
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By joining in the distribution of the hacked e-mails, they aided and abetted the commission of the crime.
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That same jogger, still romantically at loose ends, e-mails his Hotmail account a link to workouts on fitnessheaven.com.
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After internal party and campaign e-mails were released by WikiLeaks, these accusations of bias only gained additional traction.
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So has his claim that the Kremlin and WikiLeaks were working together to release the D.N.C.'s e-mails.
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The e-mails appear to have been obtained from a server at Sahara Computers, one of the Guptas' companies.
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Facebook's representatives talked to me for weeks, asking precise, intelligent questions, before they started to ignore my e-mails.
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But Channel 4 News recently unearthed e-mails from the day after the murder in which Banks instructed Leave.
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She said the 33,000 e-mails had to do with her daughter's wedding, number one, and a yoga class.
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"Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing," Trump said.
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Phone calls, e-mails, or texts with regular updates will help immensely to keep everyone on the same page.
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Misra denied that he's ever had phone calls recorded within the Vision Fund or monitored whereabouts or e-mails.
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And clearly Smart Compose thinks that's what most fathers in my state say to their sons in e-mails.
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The Podesta e-mails join the thousands that Clinton delivered to the State Department after her server became public.
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On October 7th, WikiLeaks released the first installment of a total of fifty thousand e-mails from Podesta's account.
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Calls and e-mails to Azarpassillo, the Iranian Mission to the U.N., and the Azerbaijani government were not returned.
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Last week, a remarkable flow of government e-mails and draft executive orders made their way to news outlets.
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"Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing," he blared.
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She said that 33,000 e-mails had to do with her daughter's wedding, number one and a yoga class.
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But then, he almost -- you know, sort of admitted involvement in it because he said that you know, these e-mails -- you know, we didn&apost make them up that they were hacked, and then, they showed a real -- a real bunch of e- mails and communication, they weren&apost made up.
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" On Jake Tapper's "State of the Union," he declared, "What's disturbing to us is that experts are telling us that Russian state actors broke into the D.N.C., stole these e-mails, and other experts are now saying that the Russians are releasing these e-mails for the purpose of actually helping Donald Trump.
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I have to earn a living ... I won't spend 80 hours going over e-mails with Bannon and Roger Stone.
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It shouldn&apost be that hard to find a few months&apos of e-mails from not that long ago.
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He signed off on a FISA warrant to spy on Carter Page and listen to his e-mails and phones.
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Then you don&apost get to delete subpoenaed e-mails and acid wash the hard drive and break the devices.
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Five times in the last month alone, she sent e-mails touting her super PAC's role in combating President Trump.
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If the trouble were Mr Comey's handling of Mrs Clinton's e-mails, he could have been sacked four months ago.
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Thousands of e-mails and hundreds of letters to electors urged them to pick someone—anyone—other than Mr Trump.
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Rio also handed over a trove of related e-mails and other data to authorities in America, Britain and Australia.
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E-mails show that the AmazonWashingtonPost and the FailingNewYorkTimes were reluctant to cover the Clinton/Lynch secret meeting in plane.
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" When asked if anyone had taken them up on the offer, the group said simply, "We're swamped with e-mails.
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American officials believe Russia hacked the e-mails from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) that appeared in July on WikiLeaks.
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Others reckon he is somewhere in the eastern parts of the Americas (because of the timestamps on his e-mails).
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Only six per cent of the e-mails she examined had any greeting at all; most began in medias res.
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He wouldn't pick up his phone or respond to e-mails, so we went to his new address, in Atlanta.
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From two to five, you will be answering the e-mails that came in while you were out to lunch.
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Min looked forward to the day his e-mails stopped coming: for once, she would win a battle through silence.
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Net : * Obtains 20 year patent in Colombia for its method to certify e-mails, from Colombian regulator Source text: bit.
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EU. (Banks says that this effort never progressed.) Late last year, e-mails leaked to the Observer revealed that Leave.
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Over Memorial Day weekend, they rebuilt infrastructure for routing e-mails, and on June 10th they took the network offline.
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Among them: "Respond to e-mails," and "Reach out to influential people," which Adam's dad had advised them to do.
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However, dates from the e-mails reveal they decided to keep the investigation under wraps before the FBI got involved.
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Spokespeople for the companies and banks either declined to comment or did not return e-mails and calls requesting comment.
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"They use cell phones, they use push-to-talk radios, they use the internet, send e-mails," US Army Col.
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They've fielded calls and e-mails from interested staffers, held early conversations about campaign structure and reached out to donors.
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NEW: NBC's Pete Williams reports that the e-mails Comey announced today were NOT originally withheld by Clinton or campaign.
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Specifically, Musk testified that he sent e-mails to Buzzfeed due to a concern over what he heard about Unsworth.
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The leaks revealed that the F.B.I. had found the e-mails on computers associated with the former congressman Anthony Weiner.
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Both sets of e-mails show the idealism and the inclusiveness that are the true drivers of Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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There was no action we could have taken to stop the e-mails or the fake news from being propagated. . . .
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After the Lobuzov e-mails, Lucas had hired Marclay Associates, a London-based private intelligence firm, to unmask Football Leaks.
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"Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the thirty thousand e-mails that are missing," Trump said.
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But the lines between their public and private lives remain confusing, as evidenced in the dispute over her e-mails.
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She said that 33,000 e-mails had to do with her daughter's wedding, number one and a yoga class. Right?
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"Like the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, but for automobile trips instead of e-mails and phone calls," Kerr told Motherboard.
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Neither Thoma nor his firm, Shearman & Sterling, were contactable by telephone on Sunday and they did not reply to e-mails.
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They went and used national security letters and got copies of her e-mails from Google and the other service providers.
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"The fact that you're dealing with vastly different time zones, e-mails literally take twice as long to answer," Wyatt says.
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They did not obtain search warrants to gain access to the laptops Clinton&aposs lawyers used to review her e-mails.
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The Times' report details how hackers mimicked e-mails from VR systems, a company that sells electronic voting equipment to states.
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In contrast, the number of e-mails people sent to each other increased by 56% when they switched to open-plan.
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The problem was that 193 e-mails containing classified information were exposed to Mrs Clinton's private server, which was not permitted.
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E-mails of hers that were unrelated to the alleged cyber-stalking were inappropriately read by the U.S. government, she claims.
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That is, by sending fraudulent e-mails with legitimate-seeming details, hackers can now impersonate almost anyone's identity — and they are.
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There has never once been a situation where e-mails haven't been answered or we couldn't get people on the phone.
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AS AM I. AND SO THERE WERE SOME TOUGH TALK ABOUT CATHOLICS IN THE RELEASED E-MAILS FROM THE CLINTON CAMPAIGN.
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Other e-mails suggested that the company was looking into the matter, but then the account would move to another representative.
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In the e-mails Turley also claimed he would give the child "sleeping meds" during the encounter, according to the statement.
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Despite your best intentions, it's easy to be reactive and get caught up in returning calls, attending meetings, answering e-mails.
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Clinton has her own woes: faith leaders are unhappy that hacked e-mails seem to show her campaign trivializing religion. 23.
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Humanyze merges data from its badges with employees' calendars and e-mails to work out, say, whether office layouts favour teamwork.
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I can't wait to be bombarded by fake news and hacked e-mails from the French and German governments in 2020.
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HANNITY: And Mark Penn, with all due respect to your relationship with Hillary, if you deleted e-mail -- subpoenaed e-mails.
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And, to Amy and her writers' credit, during that painful time, I felt as if they were reading my e-mails.
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Just as we brush our teeth every day, goes his theory, we should think positive thoughts and write positive e-mails.
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Call [your] Congressional representatives, send e-mails, and make sure that [your] needs and wishes are known and taken into account.
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And then he came out a week before the election and did the whole thing with the e-mails and Weiner.
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Antitrust officials collected evidence, including documents and e-mails, and questioned company officials during the raids, a second government source said.
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Microsoft already prioritizes which e-mails to read first, but a new feature will help find the action items within Outlook.
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Perhaps the internet, with the instant distractions of e-mails, Twitter feeds and cat videos, actually reduces productivity for office workers.
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Google relies on global data flows to support e-mails and its search engine, but generates revenues from clicks on adverts.
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In the final day of questioning, Democrats pounced on leaked e-mails they said showed Kavanaugh's views on Roe v. Wade.
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Police say that five men now in custody wrote e-mails pledging allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the IS "caliph".
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He didn't seem to be taking her concerns seriously, so she started copying the human-resources department on her e-mails.
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The key evidence thus far consists of several rounds of e-mails between Trump-campaign officials and individuals associated with Russia.
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The bank had received e-mails from the Trump domain in late 2015 and early 2016, which should have triggered lookups.
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Papadopoulos told Downer that he had heard that Moscow had "dirt" on Clinton, in the form of thousands of e-mails.
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Congress decided to dig deeper, issuing subpoenas for any information including e-mails and other correspondence pertaining to Fast and Furious.
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A series of tender e-mails between the Kolmans two weeks later—the day before Thomas died—seems to support this.
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This is confirmed by campaign-finance filings and, as it happens, by the Russian hack of Democratic National Committee e-mails.
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" On the day that WikiLeaks released the e-mails, Guccifer 2.0 took credit for the trove—the "docs I'd given them!!!
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Naseer contended that the e-mails were innocent banter with a stranger whom he had met in an Internet chat room.
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Arthur Andersen executives, desperate to cover their tracks, deleted tens of thousands of e-mails and shredded documents by the ton.
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Some officials in the Department of Justice wanted to indict HSBC, according to e-mails unearthed by a subsequent congressional investigation.
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Alexa: I may check band e-mails and book shows but I don't know if I would say I'm managerial material.
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"If customers do not want their e-mails to be seized by the government, they don't use Microsoft's services," Rosenkranz said.
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I will release my tax returns — against my lawyer's wishes — when she releases her 33,000 e-mails that have been deleted.
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In another, according to a person who read the e-mails, they worried that a reporter might be on to them.
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" The FBI said Clinton "did not recall receiving any e-mails she thought should not have been on an unclassified system.
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Salahi was asked about innocuous exchanges from intercepted e-mails and phone calls, as if they had been conducted in code.
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Soon after, she e-mails Frances and Bobbi to suggest profiling them as literary up-and-comers for a local magazine.
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The missive from Podesta to Mook was one of more than thirty-five thousand e-mails stolen from Podesta's account—U.
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" Corsi claimed that he did a "forensic analysis" of the e-mails that WikiLeaks had already released and that, solely by the application of logic, he figured out that Assange was probably going to release John Podesta's e-mails next: "I started with each e-mail and said, 'Who sent them and who did they send them to?
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We will avoid responding directly on Twitter, but will rebut him on Facebook and in e-mails to staff and the media.
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It was their real e-mails, so it&aposs ok to hack and spread this information out and interfere with the election?
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You guys did nothing until little Hillary Clinton got embarrassed with some e-mails that came out about Chelsea and her wedding.
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LIMBAUGH: Why did they lie about Papadopoulos having e-mails when all he said was he heard they had dirt on him.
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Before I arrive, we exchanged a few e-mails, but I failed to fully prepare him for the depths of my ignorance.
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"I probably was quite emotional when I wrote e-mails at that time," Sackler said during the deposition, according to a transcript.
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But that is separate from whether or not Russia actually hacked into Hillary Clinton&aposs e-mails, which I think he accepts.
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All those e-mails and phone calls we&aposre bombarded with everyday can put a strain on your productivity and your brain.
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The American government formally accused Russia of authorising the hacking of Democratic Party e-mails, which were published by the WikiLeaks website.
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Other e-mails aim to harvest usernames and passwords, or contain obfuscated links to malicious software designed to capture a user's computer.
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He takes an hour a day to send long e-mails on desktop — and occasionally switches over for "security" reasons as well.
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And it is unclear how the FBI's most recent comments about Mrs Clinton's e-mails, made on October 28th, will affect voters.
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And even today I get e-mails or cards from these women who, for lack of a better word, were my mom.
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Clinton made no mention of the all-clear because the last thing she wants to talk about is her e-mails. 3.
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THREE-QUARTERS of Americans admit that they search the web, send e-mails and check their social-media accounts in the bathroom.
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He warned Americans to be wary of fake charity websites, spam e-mails and texts soliciting donations and appeals on crowdfunding sites.
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Be very careful about clicking on attachments or links in e-mails, particularly when you are using non-House e-mail systems.
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E-mails and calls to Gross and a spokeswoman for Janus Capital Group, where he is a portfolio manager, were not returned.
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At one point, Media Matters was sending around reporters' email addresses and I got like 1500 e-mails one day from them.
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However, Alsup said he would grant Waymo's request for more time to investigate documents and e-mails that Uber only recently disclosed.
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We've left messages and sent e-mails and scoured our contact lists for someone who might give us the time of day.
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On arrival, we found the father of the clan, an aerospace engineer, glued to his iPhone, scrolling through his work e-mails.
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Thousands of leaked e-mails showing that the Democratic Party leadership favoured Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders exposed rifts within the party.
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The known facts of the story are that, on July 22nd, WikiLeaks published over 19,000 e-mails hacked from the DNC's accounts.
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Mr Trump scoffed, too—then, astonishingly, seemed to call for the Russians to dig up Mrs Clinton's private e-mails as well.
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Mr Comey said that the FBI, after a year-long investigation, found "no direct evidence" that Mrs Clinton's e-mails were hacked.
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By one measure, television news devoted three times as much airtime to Mrs Clinton's e-mails as to her entire policy agenda.
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Its main text is drawn from e-mails that Hersch received from his friend Mary O'Reilly as she was dying of cancer.
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In May, a magistrate judge in New York criticized CBS for failing to save e-mails from the time of Gee's allegation.
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It was their real e-mails, so it&aposs OK to hack and spread this information out and interfere with the election?
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Then his rental car got towed in Queens, with his computer, containing all the bomb-making instructions and incriminating e-mails, inside.
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Regional directors, begging for resources, are told that their states won't matter, and everyone waits for the next headline about e-mails.
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The trial began by presenting e-mails between Goldman bankers that disparaged their clients, referring to them as desert-dwellers with camels.
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Messages and e-mails to Dandiya, an avid Facebook user who last appeared in a live video on March 23, went unanswered.
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They said they fear that their conversations, whereabouts and e-mails were being tracked by Misra and others who report to him.
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There were no new e-mails of note, and while he was tempted to search through Grindr he refrained in this setting.
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Helga Hjorth claimed that her sister had invaded her parents' and her privacy, by reproducing verbatim intimate conversations, letters, and e-mails.
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Parents in Singapore have started receiving e-mails from schools asking them to state where their children will be travelling for holidays.
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The Clinton campaign tried to shift focus from the details in the e-mails to the fact that they had been hacked.
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Both sides have petitioned to unseal documents from Ghislaine Maxwell's defamation suit, including Giuffre's manuscript and Ransome's e-mails to the Post .
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Clinton's outrageous treatment of her e-mails, which Comey tried to whitewash, and the whole unsavory Obama "unmasking" episode has gone unanswered.
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The evidence against the regulators comes mostly from internal e-mails and reports compiled by inspectors and then allegedly ignored by their superiors.
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SHE'S PRETTY SPECIFIC IN HOW SHE DEALT WITH E-MAILS TO GET TO HER CLINTON SERVER E-MAIL SHE USED A WEB CLIENT.
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I've received the most amazing e-mails from people saying I now understand why women stay or why people stay with an abuser.
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But according to the tipster himself that her reporting revealed, Mr. Papadopoulos when he spoke about this never said anything about e-mails.
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There was one drink consumed, that wasn&apost a drunk thing and he never talked, he Papadopoulos didn&apost talk about e-mails.
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"Anybody in the workplace unfortunately forwards e-mails from time to time that they probably shouldn't have forwarded," he said to the Times.
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The Adobe survey focused on the most irritating phrases in work e-mails, which exclusively related to passive-aggressive reminders about previous messages.
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American intelligence agencies say that Russia released stolen e-mails of Democratic Party officers in order to aid the campaign of Donald Trump.
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That is why stories about the Clinton Foundation and her e-mails, which the FBI is looking at again, have been so damaging.
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The CIA confirmed that Russia had tried to influence the result of the presidential election by hacking and leaking sensitive Democratic e-mails.
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Mr Trump's rhetoric about hacked e-mails may help him with the second task, but does almost nothing to help with the first.
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The comments, he says, together with anonymous e-mails sent to the University of Mississippi, cost him the offer of a professorship there.
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Hillary Clinton Meanwhile, WikiLeaks released more of Clinton campaign chair John Podesta's e-mails and hackers got a hold of his Twitter account.
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Take Mr Trump's statements in July 2016, after Russia had been accused by American spy chiefs of hacking Democratic National Committee e-mails.
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During investigations into his sexting, federal prosecutors uncovered a stash of e-mails on a laptop shared by Mr Weiner and his wife.
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He forwarded a number of e-mails from the past two years, where he and Proops showed explicit infringement and asked for help.
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Conducting tasks while receiving e-mails and phone calls reduces a worker's IQ by about ten points relative to working in uninterrupted quiet.
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In subsequent weeks Mr Trump seems to have changed his view of Mr Comey's handling of the probe into Mrs Clinton's e-mails.
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Andy Greenberg, a journalist, who studied private e-mails between Mr Finney and Mr Nakamoto, concluded that he was probably not bitcoin's creator.
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But internal e-mails, mentioned by Der Spiegel, suggest that managers and lawyers may have been aware they might be breaking antitrust rules.
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In June 2016, Guccifer 2.0 pointed its followers to DC Leaks, which had released e-mails stolen from the DNC earlier that year.
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Mike -- and Donald Trump Jr. said you know, here&aposs my transact -- here&aposs my e-mails that I sent back and forth.
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" Trump: "For you to say that there was nothing wrong with you deleting 39,000 e-mails, again, you should be ashamed of yourself.
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Apple added a guide on identifying phishing e-mails to their site in June of last year – after the account hacking scandal broke.
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So, Hillary Clinton, we -- before go -- before today we had heard from Comey statement that they were probably her e-mails were compromised.
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MACCALLUM: And that he has basically threatened to subpoena them for their e-mails and their documents because he&aposs angry-- HENRY: Yes.
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Do you have any idea which companies still have your earliest e-mails, or your earliest posts on that now-defunct social network?
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Corporate treasurers are now warned not to trust e-mails that appear to come from the boss, requesting that a payment be made.
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Another team tested the subject lines of fundraising e-mails ("I will be outspent" raised $20123m; "Do this for Michelle" only about $700,000).
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If an official lies about attending a particular meeting or seeking a campaign donation, a trail of e-mails may catch him out.
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Rosenstein also released a memorandum purporting to justify the firing on the ground that Comey had mishandled the investigation of Clinton's e-mails.
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Later that summer, on July 210nd, WikiLeaks released tens of thousands of e-mails that had been stolen from the Democratic National Committee.
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In the FBI, where I served for a quarter-century, we are strictly forbidden from discussing investigation details in texts or e-mails.
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Kramer, of Listrak, told me that a typical client sends "tens of thousands of e-mails a day" to huge numbers of recipients.
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So he worked out an algorithm, which he called the Stochastic Terminator, to help staff members select e-mails for each day's release.
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In this episode, CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta responds to some of the e-mails and voice messages listeners have shared.
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Cohen had spam filters that diverted junk messages from his correspondence, but he still received almost a thousand e-mails every business day.
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I would lean against my standing desk and dance while pounding out e-mails, bobbing in solidarity with the rest of the team.
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Her e-mail address is in her Twitter profile, and Fox News viewers were sending her vituperative e-mails, along with vituperative tweets.
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A new cache of e-mails had been found, and Comey did not know how long it would take to go through them.
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This time, the source simply posted the club's e-mails, unedited, on a blog titled O Mercado do Benfica, or the Benfica Market.
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Malinda sends e-mails to the people he is supposed to be with, in case there are things he should hear or do.
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We're supposed to believe it was coincidence that Trump began speaking about Clinton's 33,000 deleted e-mails the same day as the meeting.
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After all, why carry a separate phone if your e-mails, texts, calls, and spreadsheets are projected straight into your field of view?
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The FBI said there were 110 e-mails, eight of which were Top Secret, and it was possible hostile actors did gain access.
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This unauthorized access could have allowed unauthorized parties to access and/or view information related to your email account (such as your e-mail address, folder names, the subject lines of e-mails, and the names of other e-mail addresses you communicate with), but not the content of any e-mails or attachments, between January 1st 2019 and March 28th 2019.
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But when you talk about apology, I think the one that you should really be apologizing for and the thing that you should be apologizing for are the 2120,2121 e-mails that you deleted, and that you acid washed, and then the two boxes of e-mails and other things last week that were taken from an office and are now missing.
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During the trial, the DOJ specifically provided internal company e-mails making it clear this was a motivation for the merger from the start.
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I read the countless, individually written e-mails in my in-box, the posts online, and the very short and sometimes very long letters.
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The doctoral student says she gets e-mails almost weekly from the university citing new requirements it faces with regards to its foreign students.
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I think most Americans knew, subpoenaed that e- mails that were deleted and bleached bit and hammers to devices that was a good sign.
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In 2014 hacked e-mails revealed that Jennifer Lawrence, an Oscar-winning actress, was paid less than her male co-stars in "American Hustle".
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"I'm constantly taking calls and responding to e-mails at home, and I find it best to have that little work space," Berk says.
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Ocado, a British online grocer, receives around 220,210 e-mails from customers every day and uses AI to detect the prevailing sentiment in them.
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For instance, in June 2018, Musk sent a pair of e-mails around to all Tesla employees urging them to find and stop turncoats.
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Yeah, because they&aposd spent 10 months digging around, reading all her e-mails, putting everything together, interviewing everybody who set up her system.
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The e-mails reportedly revealed that Christopher Steele was keeping in touch with top DOJ official Bruce Ohr as he was compiling the dossier.
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The company contacted at least some affected users and assured them that the "content of any e-mails or attachments" had not been accessed.
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Trump's invocation at the debate of Clinton's WikiLeaks e-mails and support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership was designed to turn off Sanders supporters.
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"We have to get a certain amount of DM's or e-mails from our Roommates about a certain topic to post it," Nwandu explained.
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"Attorney General Jeff Sessions has taken a VERY weak position on Hillary Clinton crimes (where are E-mails & DNC server) & Intel leakers!" he wrote.
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Given the fact that more than 1,000 e-mails, and I recognize there's a dispute, have been described as classified, some even top secret.
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When you disrespect your hour by texting, checking e-mails, or doing a quick Facebook check, you defeat the entire purpose of the approach.
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Did the president figure he could quietly invoke executive privilege such that no one would ever find out about his e-mails with Clinton?
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Said drive contains over 14 million files, which consist of all e-mails, voice recordings, images, and attachments from Mr. Cohen's computers and phones.
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Yet an investigation into Mrs Clinton's e-mails revealed a suspicion by State Department technicians that hackers had at least tried to infiltrate it.
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And the e-mail account of a Clinton confidant, Sidney Blumenthal, was hacked and e-mails he purportedly sent to Mrs Clinton made public.
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Nailah had for months been flooded by e-mails and Facebook messages accusing her of child abuse or of exploiting her daughter for money.
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She said that at the trial she'd also seen papers on Martin's table, which she assumed were additional e-mails between Hadid and Grison.
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We learn as much about our social selves in the act of interpreting the Enron corpus as we do in the e-mails themselves.
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Meanwhile, I took comfort in the hundreds of supportive e-mails and online comments from women whose confidence has been shaken by similar experiences.
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He is tall and fidgety, and he's so abundantly supplied with hyperkinetic professional enthusiasm that his e-mails often arrive in afterthought-laden barrages.
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How long will that take, and is it permissible to delete the e-mails that various police officials, attorneys, and survivors keep sending me?
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The e-mails had been weaponized: what had seemed a passive form of spying was now "an active measure," in the parlance of espionage.
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He was more interested in finding actionable intelligence on the people who had exfiltrated the Democrats' internal e-mails, and how to stop them.
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"We found no evidence that any of the additional work-related e-mails were intentionally deleted in an effort to conceal them," he said.
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Julian Assange , the founder of WikiLeaks, had boasted publicly that he had more e-mails that he would release to embarrass the Clinton campaign.
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There was nothing about the prior disclosures that would give Corsi any basis to predict that Podesta's e-mails would also be made public.
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I wondered if John had been told that such e-mails existed, and could be explained as the work of a scurrilous third party.
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A day later, DCLeaks began to post hacked e-mails belonging to Colin Powell and a number of Clinton aides, all from Gmail accounts.
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The agency said those behind the attacks had used significant resources to identify their targets and sent sophisticated phishing e-mails to infect computers.
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It was the sort of rare romance you rarely see; they have the potential to exchange polite e-mails for 12 months, maybe 18.
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Numerous senior GOP operatives and several members of the Trump administration have downloaded the app, spurred by the airing of hacked Democratic e-mails.
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Falzone had also amassed e-mails between Daniels's attorney and Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen, detailing a proposed cash settlement, accompanied by a nondisclosure agreement.
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In this case, it's making billions of lightning-fast probability calculations about word patterns from a year's worth of e-mails sent from Gmail.com.
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"E-mails show that the AmazonWashingtonPost and the FailingNewYorkTimes were reluctant to cover the Clinton/Lynch secret meeting in plane," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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"My son Donald openly gave his e-mails to the media & authorities whereas Crooked Hillary Clinton deleted (& acid washed) her 33,000 emails!" he wrote.
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Transparency is one of them: when your e-mails are leaked, or your hot-mike blunders are unearthed, your "protean" personality becomes a vulnerability.
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Schools in Singapore have sent parents e-mails asking where their children will be traveling for holidays over the long Lunar New Year weekend.
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Schools in Singapore have sent parents e-mails asking where their children will be travelling for holidays over the long Lunar New Year weekend.
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"There are e-mails so far that are secret, but that prove not only that I was framed but who framed me," he said.
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On July 18th, before Mueller had finished assembling a staff, he obtained a search warrant for Cohen's personal e-mails during 2016 and 2017.
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"Attorney General Jeff Sessions has taken a VERY weak position on Hillary Clinton crimes (where are E-mails & DNC server) & Intel leakers!" he tweeted.
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According to Patrick Farrell, Wells's usual editor at the Times, Wells sometimes e-mails around deadline to say that he's forgotten how to write.
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"Now is not the time or the place," Astrid chides, deleting Bergljot's speech as though it were one of her late-night e-mails.
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He trains with a coach more than twenty years his junior, exchanges e-mails with a tennis-loving Jungian psychotherapist, and attends tennis camps.
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Give [sic] Snowden's track record for truth telling we should be prepared that he could produce falsified e-mails and claim he sent them.
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I expect he will say that much of the conversational e-mails were just his personal political viewpoint and didn&apost interfere with his position.
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Interestingly, almost twice as many workers prefer to receive e-mails than to get a phone call, perhaps because the former are easier to ignore.
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A day earlier JTBC, a local cable-television network, said it had retrieved presidential files and e-mails from a computer discarded by Ms Choi.
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This spirit of open, respectful debate could also be glimpsed in the many e-mails we received from readers on both sides of the argument.
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They went on to target America's Democratic Party, releasing hacked e-mails that damaged Hillary Clinton, the most anti-Kremlin candidate in the presidential race.
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Lots of e-mails embarrassing to Mrs Clinton were stolen and appeared online, to Mr Trump's public glee: "I love WikiLeaks", he said in October.
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Crooked Hillary Clinton is a fraud who has put the public and country at risk by her illegal and very stupid use of e-mails.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: Has anyone in the Justice Department talked with you or anyone at the Internal Revenue Service about Lois Lerner&aposs lost e-mails?
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Sehgal explains that Imgur doesn't collect names, addresses, or phone numbers from its users, and that only user e-mails and password information was leaked.
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Liu originally published Memories of My Mother in Daily Science Fiction, a website that e-mails a piece of flash fiction to you each day.
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PETKANAS: They attempted to catalog all of the WikiLeaks stolen e-mails from WikiLeaks that the Russians stole from our campaign and from the DNC.
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Slides, memos, e-mails, or training materials issued to employees relating to the operation of electronic devices (computer, tablet, or mobile phone) issued since 2011.
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Even so, the salient facts of how Mr Comey handled the investigation into Mrs Clinton's e-mails were well known when Mr Trump became president.
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In May, e-mails between one of the firm's employees and Duduzane Zuma, a son of President Jacob Zuma, were leaked to South African newspapers.
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Number one, out of all the texts, all the documents, all the e-mails that have been reviewed, do you know what&aposs interesting, Sean?
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Yet the report suggests he had more of an excuse; it was hard to send e-mails outside the State Department's system in his time.
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Schneiderman's lawyers found dozens of e-mails from the account, which, they say, Tillerson used to send messages about the risks posed by climate change.
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What if (as appears to be the case here) the theft of the e-mails took place well before the Trump campaign encouraged their distribution?
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The TV station and its media partners obtained and combed through e-mails, marketing presentations, online chats and conversation notes they obtained from a whistleblower.
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Late in the fall of 20073, an entity calling itself Guardians of Peace began leaking e-mails and other private material belonging to Sony Pictures.
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In April, 2016, over drinks with an Australian diplomat at a London bar, he divulged that Russia had access to thousands of Clinton e-mails.
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The over-all effect is a little like reading the e-mails sent by "Jake": Anna, the narrator, feels subordinate to Mallory's struttingly insistent voice.
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Nearly half of the first forty documents that Guccifer 2.0 published can be found as attachments among the Podesta e-mails that WikiLeaks later published.
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That's why, on March 227, 22019, I filed a Freedom of Information Act request for that letter and Schnare's EPA e-mails regarding his resignation.
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She is a total flip-flopper, but she has been protected because the media, they were the ones that published all these WikiLeaks e-mails.
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Later in the campaign, WikiLeaks posted stolen e-mails from Donna Brazile, then the interim chair of the Democratic National Committee and a CNN contributor.
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He was getting a stream of e-mails from the film's distributor, A24, about "tastemaker" screenings, to position Annette Bening for a Best Actress nomination.
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I turn on Gilmore Girls on Netflix for background noise and sit down to finish my charting from the day and do some e-mails.
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It sent e-mails to customers over the weekend saying they must agree not to discriminate in order to use the site starting next month.
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The campaign has not confirmed the e-mails' authenticity, emphasizing instead that the Kremlin has "weaponized" WikiLeaks in an effort to influence the U.S. election.
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The operation involved hacking Democrats' e-mails, publicizing the stolen contents through WikiLeaks, and manipulating social media to spread "fake news" and pro-Trump messages.
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The e-mails contained medical records and conversations between club officials and their wives, along with player contracts, tactical reports, and the club's internal finances.
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Among other things, the document contends that former Novartis Chief Executive Joe Jimenez had "multiple additional communications" with Cohen including e-mails and phone calls.
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When you dive straight into e-mails, texts, and Facebook, you lose focus and your morning succumbs to the wants and needs of other people.
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The new joke in town is that Russia leaked the disastrous DNC e-mails, which should never have been written (stupid), because Putin likes me
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Herz provided dozens of pages of e-mails and bank statements detailing the bribery scheme as a whole, though none of the e-mails and bank statements reviewed by Reuters referenced Sá. In a statement, Vitol said it would not be appropriate to comment on Herz's testimony "beyond reiterating our zero tolerance policy in respect of bribery and corruption" and cooperating fully with authorities.
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I -- it wouldn&apost work out well if subpoenaed e-mails were deleted and bleach bit and devices beaten up with hammers and SIM cards removed.
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Knowing the SDNY, they've likely got other corroborating evidence -- perhaps phone records, financial documents, e-mails or texts or travel records -- to back up the victims.
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If you have used the Apple iPhone and you&aposre Chinese, then you have -- they have all your data, your pictures, your e-mails, your texts.
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I&aposm glad you&aposre laughing at it in my expense, you know, because he did threaten members of Congress I&aposll get your e-mails.
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When those documents and those e-mails were under subpoena, it seems to me that that&aposs one of the issues that hasn&apost come up.
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Employees should make sure they read e-mails, announcements posted on bulletin boards, the organization's intranet, and any other venue the employer uses to communicate benefits.
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It wanted the firm to turn over the e-mails of a suspect in a drug investigation, which were housed in a data centre in Ireland.
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Yet Mr Comey announced, also in a letter to Congress, that additional e-mails had come to light which appeared "to be pertinent to the investigation".
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Earlier this month his personal e-mails were hacked and leaked to a pro-Zuma newspaper editor, supposedly revealing extramarital affairs with at least eight women.
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But these require fortuitous tip-offs and extensive, expensive investigations, involving the examination of complex evidence from phone calls, e-mails or informants wired with recorders.
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Some have argued that it would have been just as problematic for Comey to not disclose the existence of the new e-mails before the election.
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In October 2016 the WikiLeaks anti-secrecy website leaked thousands of e-mails hacked from the account of John Podesta, the chairman of the Clinton campaign.
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When Mr Dehaye appealed to the Irish Data Protection Commissioner (DPC), which regulates Facebook's data processing in Europe, he entered a similar maze of e-mails.
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Among all those books and papers, however, there was no laptop or iPad; e-mails were read to him, and he never went on the internet.
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And a big -- although not yet decisive role -- has been played by an outsider, in the form of Russia and its leaking of stolen e-mails.
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Having gained access to the e-mail address, Collins was able to download e-mails, and get further access to other files, such as iCloud accounts.
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In other words, if the ads, promotions and e-mails needed to acquire a customer cost $10, that member should eventually bring in $30 of profit.
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Runner-up was an image of Hillary Clinton behind bars and the caption: "Hillary for Prison 2016"—reflecting scepticism about the Democratic front-runner's e-mails.
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He also sent fewer e-mails than Mrs Clinton, for whom secrecy—not mere "convenience", as she has claimed—seems to have been a motivating factor.
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"Since we have nothing to hide, we're publishing all our e-mails, files, and source code," read a Tweet published on late Sunday, July 5, 303.
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Teachers send e-mails asking for help with photocopying materials for the classroom; buses taking children swimming do not arrive as bills have not been paid.
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Several people sit around a table and work the phones, e-mails and social media to coordinate donations coming in from across Florida and other states.
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His cousin Dina e-mails to ask if he might host (and employ) her son, Yoav, who is finishing his national service in the Israeli Army.
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She went back home, drank wine from a juice glass, looked at TV, answered e-mails, watched animal videos and horrible accident/crime videos, some porn.
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But the issue many Sanders supporters are raising — that e-mails showed Wasserman Schultz and others weren't being fair to Sanders — are missing one small issue.
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Ritvo's work and life have been preserved in a small archive of primary documents: finished poems alongside earlier variants, letters and e-mails, interviews and obituaries .
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"There were thousands of e-mails between Trump and Cendyn through the entire period that Alfa Bank was looking up the Trump server," Max told me.
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Instead, the programs breathlessly discussed the "pussy" tape and the Clinton campaign's e-mails, which were portrayed as more or less exposing both candidates as liars.
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The evidence indicates that someone told Corsi that Podesta's e-mails were going to be disclosed, rather than that he figured it out on his own.
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As an Australian, he had only a vague grasp of the way the D.N.C. operated, which made deciphering the political significance of the e-mails difficult.
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Assange told me that in mid-September, a week or two before he began publishing the e-mails, he devised a way to weaponize the information.
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Its members provided him with reams of material, including e-mails belonging to Stratfor, a private intelligence firm, and to the Syrian President, Bashar al-Assad.
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You'll feel energized to take care of paperwork and shoot off important e-mails, but please, Virgo, double-check everything, because accidents abound during Mercury retrograde!
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COTTON: Let's turn our attention to the underlying activity at issue here: Russia's hacking into those e-mails and releasing them, and the allegations of collusion.
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Holst told me that he and other zoo officials received forty thousand e-mails in the first days of the story, including dozens of death threats.
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Francisco Teixeira da Mota, Pinto's Portuguese lawyer, told me that he expected prosecutors to try to add the theft of Benfica's e-mails to the case.
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The book's claustrophobic atmosphere is exacerbated by the use of letters, e-mails, and text messages—sometimes directly quoted, sometimes paraphrased, occasionally mediated beyond all sense.
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"Plus: "Sources in both parties agreed to share meeting notes, transcripts of telephone conversations, recordings of telephone conversations, and recordings of meetings, e-mails, and memos.
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In a series of e-mails arranging a dinner party, John's brother Tony, a lobbyist, asks if there's any interest in using his outdoor pizza oven.
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I read the e-mails at the office, whispering "I'm in such trouble" so loudly that a colleague later asked what I was in trouble about.
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What followed was an ugly buffet of nasty e-mails and unnecessary slights and ruthless dishonesty, all among adults, in the name of ... kids playing a sport?
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There was something like 6,000 e-mails that went back and forth regarding Laquan McDonald and I was on one and it was after I was fired.
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NYPD and the field office of the FBI was going to out him because the sex (inaudible) there Anthony Weiner had classified e-mails on his computer.
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Chris Steinbach, the Journal's former editor, told CNN that he had received thousands of e-mails from journalists around the world who were curious about Xi's visit.
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He poured scorn on evidence that the Kremlin was behind the hacking of Democratic bigwigs' e-mails during the election campaign, preferring to denigrate America's intelligence agencies.
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Even if a malicious attacker cannot get into your phone, they can try to get the sensitive data stored inside, including contacts, places visited and e-mails.
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In 2016 the Clinton campaign, backed by American spy chiefs, accused Russia of trying to meddle in the presidential election by stealing e-mails from leading Democrats.
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As a candidate, Donald Trump said he loved WikiLeaks for helping his campaign by publishing embarrassing e-mails from the Democratic National Committee, hacked by the Russians.
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It has since withdrawn from a series of bids for government contracts, and ministers' e-mails and phone records are to be seized to prevent further leaks.
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If there is evidence that people working on the campaign asked for, or knowingly received, stolen e-mails, then they would be conspirators in a straightforward theft.
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In Virginia on November 7th he assured his supporters that "rank-and-file" FBI agents would continue to investigate Mrs Clinton's e-mails despite Mr Comey's instructions.
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The agents found that Weiner's wife, current and former top Clinton aide Huma Abedin, used the same laptop to send thousands of e-mails to Hillary Clinton.
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The public appears more concerned about the shady way in which the e-mails of Mr Ramaphosa, who is running on an anti-corruption platform, were obtained.
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So all the e-mails that the sound was the worst, the NFL could care less about that because they were doing such damage control over Nipplegate.
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But as our candidates are so ordinary, at least I don't have to endure endless coverage of Angela Merkel's e-mails, or of Martin Schulz groping women.
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Worse, the bipartisan consensus has broken down when it comes to the hacking of Democratic e-mails, and whether that was Russia's worst attack on American democracy.
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Demonstrators wearing Bernie Sanders shirts "started shouting and yelling, waving signs that said 'Thanks for the 'Help' Debbie' and signs that simply read 'e-mails,' " Politico reported.
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In France Emmanuel Macron frustrated Russian hackers by planting fake e-mails among real ones, which discredited later leaks when they were shown to contain false information.
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"Attorney General Jeff Sessions has taken a VERY weak position on Hillary Clinton crimes (where are E-mails & DNC server) & Intel leakers!" he tweeted on Tuesday morning.
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Microsoft reasonably argues that its Irish customers' e-mails are protected by Irish law: if the American authorities want them, they must apply via the Irish courts.
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Or it could have been somebody sitting in his bed…Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the 30,000 e-mails that are missing.
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The Kremlin's precise role and purpose in the scandal over the Democratic National Committee's (DNC's) e-mails, and whom it will harm most, remain to be seen.
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Mr Shrewsberry said this week that Wells had been braced for a flood of calls, e-mails and social-media traffic but "we've had very low volumes".
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Until May 3rd many of Indiana's delegates will be under lots of pressure from Trump supporters, who are inundating them with e-mails, phone calls and more.
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The union leadership expressed their condolences, but then very cryptically referred to 3 specific e-mails they had received from Brian in the weeks preceding his murder.
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This ought to have been straightforward: earlier in the day her opponent had asked Russian hackers to release Mrs Clinton's lost e-mails, if they had them.
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During the Presidential election last year, he published tens of thousands of hacked e-mails written by Democratic operatives, releasing them at pivotal moments in the campaign.
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Comey was questioned about his decision to reveal, just a few days before the 2016 election, that the F.B.I. had reopened the investigation of Clinton's e-mails.
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"The new joke in town is that Russia leaked the disastrous DNC e-mails, which should never have been written (stupid), because Putin likes me," he tweeted.
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Swept up in Section 22019 surveillance is everything from mundane communications to e-mails with loved ones, intimate photos, private business conversations, and privileged attorney-client correspondence.
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The union leadership expressed their condolences, but then very cryptically referred to 6900 e-mails that they had received from Brian in the weeks preceding his murder.
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Unlike the earlier content on DCLeaks, the aide's e-mails were locked with a password—apparently to allow for a controlled release, at a strategically opportune time.
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But the divorce file, which includes e-mails between Bannon and his ex-wife, contains further evidence that he did complain about the number of Jewish students.
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In e-mails, Naseer and Sohaib agreed that a car would be useful for married life; that meant the plan called for a car bomb, Ahmad said.
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Microsoft "might gain customers if you can assure them, no matter what happens, the government won't be able to get access to their e-mails," Roberts said.
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You might want to warn your pinot grigio-loving aunt who's always forwarding chain e-mails, too; she might just be the prime target for this scam.
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Using a trail of clues that included Deyte's smartwatch, leaked e-mails, and Rogers's computer, teams of pubescent cyber-forensic investigators were tasked with determining the culprit.
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SCHIFF: The first time being with Russia, when he invited the Russians to hack Hillary's e-mails, and, later that day, they attempted to do exactly that.
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I was so surprised to see him sign on with the devil, but when you talk about apology, I think the one you should really be apologizing for and this thing you should be apologizing for are the 33,1003 e-mails that you deleted and that you acid washed and then the two boxes of e-mails and other things last week taken from an office and are now missing.
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The holiday shopping season is well underway, though both crowds in-store and an onslaught of e-mails trumpeting the latest deals can quickly eclipse shoppers' festive cheer.
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Don't skip the company all-hands meeting, or fail to read e-mails that might have at least general information about how the firm is doing, he said.
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Agent Strzok, despite the plain language of his texts and e-mails, despite the attorney general&aposs report, and despite common sense, doesn&apost think he was biased.
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And there&aposs another aspect of the investigation that has to do with who hacked into Hillary Clinton&aposs e-mails, and who released those to the public?
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Mr Skripal's former role in the GRU, the agency's reputation for punishing defectors and its hacking of e-mails of Mr Skripal's daughter all pointed to its involvement.
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It suggests her e-mail arrangement was motivated chiefly, as she maintained, by her desire to send private and personal e-mails from a single device, her BlackBerry.
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Why not get rid of an irksomely independent FBI director, who was making trouble for Donald Trump's White House, by exploiting his mishandling of Hillary Clinton's e-mails?
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Her departure followed leaked e-mails from DNC staff about how to obstruct Mr Sanders when he seemed to threaten Mrs Clinton's smooth ride to the party's nomination.
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At the same time, however, given that we don't know the significance of this newly discovered collection of e-mails, I don't want to create a misleading impression.
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This sounds like the kind of bargain that would appeal only to people who reply to e-mails from Nigerian princes offering to transfer millions to their accounts.
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His crime, according to an indictment that appeared only in late June, was to have published news stories based on the hacked e-mails of Turkey's energy minister.
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Last year, after e-mails were leaked, it admitted that executives had known that much of the purchase price would go to Mr Etete, a convicted money-launderer.
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She has received relentless racist and sexist intimidation, including e-mails warning she would be gang raped and calling for her to be run down on the street.
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The world only learned in June 2016 that thousands of embarrassing e-mails belonging to the Democratic National Committee had been hacked and stolen, allegedly by Russian agents.
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It can search for signals that may indicate poor productivity and malicious activity (like stealing company records), and scans e-mails to understand how sentiment changes over time.
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The Hill&aposs John Solomon unearthed hundreds of e-mails, texts, and handwritten memos between Bruce Ohr and the ex-foreign spy and dirty dossier author Christopher Steele.
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Begin to use phone calls, personal visits, mail, e-mails, social media, newsletters and community involvement because every person you meet will buy something sometime in the future.
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Meanwhile the Office of Government Ethics reported to have received an influx of calls, e-mails, and site visits after Conway's appearance on Fox & Friends, according to CNN.
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Whether you're sending out e-mails inviting coworkers to your party or hanging up an order form for your child's school fundraiser, you could be violating company policy.
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The hacker behind the release of embarrassing e-mails from the Democratic National Committee posted the personal phone numbers and addresses of current and former Democratic congressmen online.
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Moreover, Silver said, had it not been for the Comey letter and the WikiLeaks publication of stolen e-mails, Clinton would have taken Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Florida.
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When one reporter asked Trump if he would be interviewed under oath, he noted that Clinton had not been when the F.B.I. questioned her about her e-mails.
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For example, the Union of Concerned Scientists recently released EPA internal e-mails (obtained via Freedom of Information request) that some say indicate the rule will harm business.
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Trump has been accused falsely of having some tie to Russian hacking of Democratic National Committee e-mails and other attempts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election.
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In her telling, James Comey's decision to issue a series of damaging public pronouncements on Clinton's handling of classified e-mails can plausibly be attributed to Russian disinformation.
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But when the man's e-mails came she often had an urge to tell her younger self, It's not he who made a fool of himself but you.
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Once, when Assange had directed me to a comment that Dotcom had made about the source of the D.N.C. e-mails, I asked him why it was important.
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Then you have the people who covered up for her corruption, and I&aposm counting in the whole thing with the e-mails as part of the corruption.
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For more than a year, Hannity and other hosts spread the lie that the hacking of Democratic Party e-mails during the 22017 campaign was an inside job.
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The FBI also discovered several thousand work-related e-mails that were not in the group of 30,20143 that were returned by Secretary Clinton to State in 2014.
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In the months following, Dan, Sr., assembled a time line of David and Komel's final year, organizing their e-mails and texts and David's journal onto a spreadsheet.
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He knew that, because he was president, if he got behind on his e-mails then many people would be held up in their work, waiting for him.
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People who aren't professional writers may be able to avail themselves of a wide range of products that will write e-mails, memos, reports, and speeches for them.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Typically, the day after your letter is released you get sometimes on the order of hundreds of phone calls and e-mails and other correspondence.
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The FBI also discovered several thousand work-related e-mails that were not in the group of 30,20143 that were returned by Secretary Clinton to State in 2014.
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QUESTION: Mr. President-elect, you said, just now, that you believe Russia indeed was responsible for the hacking of the DNC and Jon Podesta's e-mails, et cetera.
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Maybe we'll give three or four or five; 33,000 e-mails deleted and now, she's saying there wasn't anything wrong more importantly, that was after getting the subpoena.
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The Post notes that the recall comes after numerous internal concerns about how quickly the company has moved to address safety, citing e-mails from independent contractors and employees.
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C.: And so he was really concerned that there was some anomalies in the metadata that would suggest that a foreign actor was getting copies of potential e-mails.
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It&aposs their job, and I&aposll tell you something, to hack into Hillary Clinton&aposs e-mails, you did not need to be a rocket scientist, did you?
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In a letter to Congress, however, Mr Comey said that "in connection with an unrelated case" new e-mails had emerged which "appear to be pertinent to the investigation".
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Although his allegations were discredited, the investigation revealed that Clinton had deleted thirty thousand e-mails from a private server that she used while she was Secretary of State.
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In the e-mails Donald junior was promised "very high level and sensitive information" that "is part of Russia and its government's support for Mr Trump", then a candidate.
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Russia also undermined the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton by releasing e-mails from its hacks of the Democratic National Committee and Colin Powell, a former secretary of state.
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The documents in question reportedly contain e-mails between senior Facebook officials, including Zuckerberg that Six4Three obtained during the discovery process of their suit against the social media company.
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In addition, e mails from Clinton to Yellen will be released that show Clinton instructing Yellen to make no adjustments to interest rate policy throughout the 2016 election cycle.
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BAIER: But you already knew that she had been telling whatever you want to say, lies, mistruths about this investigation, and what -- and how she handled those e-mails.
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If you don&apost believe the FBI was in the tank for Clinton and hated Trump, you&aposre not looking at the e- mails are there to be seen.
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"The new joke in town is that Russia leaked the disastrous DNC e-mails, which should never have been written (stupid), because Putin likes me," he tweeted early Monday.
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Groove alerts your mobile phone provider to hold all e-mails, texts, and social media updates and prevents you from sending messages and posting on social media while driving.
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Also today, Daily Caller our own Sara Carter reporting the DOJ is refusing to preserve work-related e-mails from the former FBI director Jim Comey&aposs private accounts.
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Sim cards taken from "burners" (pre-paid mobile phones that are used only once before being discarded) show no evidence of text messaging, e-mails or chat-room use.
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According to one survey (admittedly conducted by a travel firm, with an interest in gaining publicity) perhaps half of British office workers check their e-mails while on holiday.
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He is pushing for notes and e-mails from White House officials involved with the firing of former FBI Director James Comey and former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn.
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On YouTube, viewable on my laptop when I should be writing or answering e-mails, there's another spike for my cinema-addict veins: the work of the Trailer Recutters.
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But Justice Barbara Lenk wrote that the law, which regulated when service providers could disclose e-mails, did not prevent Yahoo from providing access to representatives of someone's estate.
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A Harvard University team that analysed leaked e-mails from a district internet-propaganda office estimated that government staff post nearly 500m social-media comments a year within China.
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Since then, in addition to Manning's releases, he has published millions of documents, including hacked e-mails from corporations and public figures, international trade agreements, and foreign government records.
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He did not respond to multiple e-mails and messages left with his bookkeeper, who answered his office phone but would not say whether he was still in practice.
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"The U.S. Intelligence Community is confident that the Russian Government directed the recent compromises of e-mails from US persons and institutions, including from US political organizations," it said.
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One lender testified that, to keep Carton's wife from finding out about his gambling, he and Carton referred to the casino trips, in their e-mails, as Project Black.
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Hoffman told me that, as of Tuesday afternoon, he had not talked to Scott, even though he said he had phoned the governor and sent him several e-mails.
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Clinton is characterized as dishonest, callous, calculating, and unaccountable for her role in Benghazi, as well as in her responses to the breaches in security from her e-mails.
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In addition to taking photos, Happy Host writes text for Airbnb listings, screens reservation requests, coördinates check-ins, greets guests, answers e-mails, and supplies soaps, towels, and wine.
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" For being "weak" on Clinton's emails: "Attorney General Jeff sessions has taken a VERY weak position on Hillary Clinton crimes (where are E-mails and DNC server) & Intel leakers!
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During the October raids, the CCI found e-mails that showed executives regularly discussed beer prices, potentially violating Indian anti-trust laws, a government source said at the time.
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" Ken Gude, senior fellow at the Center for American Progress, a liberal group ________ "With references to Lewinsky scandal, e-mails, Benghazi, attacking media, Trump likely shored up his base.
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"She also used her personal e-mail extensively while outside the United States, including sending and receiving work-related e-mails in the territory of sophisticated adversaries," he said.
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The government had subpoenaed his e-mails, his phone records, and his instant-message logs; prosecutors and F.B.I. agents had studied his communications patterns and his trades in detail.
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Wandering upstairs to her bedroom, Pippa checked the e-mails on her phone, then succumbed to the desire to lie down on the bed with her George Eliot novel.
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The new joke in town is that Russia leaked the disastrous DNC e-mails, which should never have been written (stupid), because Putin likes me View the discussion thread.
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That trial could yield damaging information, including the identities of the "senior Trump Campaign officials" who allegedly directed Stone to contact WikiLeaks about the dump of hacked e-mails.
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Because she should never -- Chris, she should never have been allowed to run for the presidency based on what she did with e-mails and so many other things.
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According to an email Microsoft has sent out to affected users (the reader who tipped us off got his late Friday evening), malicious hackers were potentially able to access an affected user's e-mail address, folder names, the subject lines of e-mails, and the names of other e-mail addresses the user communicates with — "but not the content of any e-mails or attachments," nor — it seems — login credentials like passwords.
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He announced the indictments of 12 Russians who are accused of hacking in to former Clinton campaign Chair John Podesta&aposs e-mails and then leaking them on the internet.
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Y.: The Senate must now be able to have access and time to adequately review all documents, e-mails, other paperwork associated with Judge Kavanaugh before the process moves forward.
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Threatens Congress with, we&aposre going to use the power of the DOJ and we&aposre going to subpoena your e-mails and we&aposre going to go after you.
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Even the milder version of that claim—that Russia's propaganda and its hacking of Democratic e-mails tipped the result in tight swing states—cannot be either confirmed or refuted.
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That makes this machine a good buy not only for normal people, but for folks who want to edit photos in Photoshop and video in Premiere between writing e-mails.
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Each year the chairman of the Indian Central Board of Direct Taxation e-mails a "Certificate of Appreciation" to every resident who has paid over 100,000 rupees ($1,500) in tax.
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An Equifax spokesperson told the WSJ that a small number of e-mails were compromised, and that the company has sent notifications to those whose credit card information was affected.
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"He sent e-mails to victims that appeared to be from Apple or Google and asked victims to provide their usernames and passwords," said the Justice Department in a statement.
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Mr Trump acted on the advice of the attorney-general, Jeff Sessions, who decided that Mr Comey had botched the FBI's probe into Hillary Clinton's private e-mails last year.
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Told that the White House ignored warnings about the (now former) national security adviser, Mike Flynn, being vulnerable to blackmail, Ted Cruz chose to ask about Hillary Clinton's e-mails.
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Mr Mueller's indictment quotes e-mails and cites banking transactions showing Russians hiring unwitting Americans to dress as Mrs Clinton in a prison costume and ride around in a cage.
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In the raid on April 9th, the FBI took e-mails, business records and other documents related to that payment, according to the New York Times, which broke the story.
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And I think they would be missed more greatly than the ability to check our e-mails, listen to our favourite music, or share details of our lives on Facebook.
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These e-mails were sent in large quantities to different individuals across many organizations and individuals focusing in national security, defense, international affairs, public policy, and European and Asian studies.
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The US National Whitewater Center said it does not "publicly discuss matters related to pending litigation" and Recreation Engineering and Planning did not return calls or e-mails seeking comment.
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We do know that Comey's letter a week before the election took the pressure off these Senate candidates and allowed the GOP to make fresh hay out of e-mails.
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Disdaining the usual protocols, she used a private system, protected by off-the-shelf security systems, to send and receive e-mails—2,100 of which, it transpired, contained classified information.
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Two days earlier WikiLeaks, a whistleblowing website, had published embarrassing e-mails from officials of the Democratic National Committee, which is meant to be neutral between Democrats, disparaging Bernie Sanders.
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Friends and colleagues she'd known for decades called her to express sympathetic surprise; she got e-mails from dozens of people who had caused accidental deaths, all of them grateful.
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" After the D.N.C.'s e-mails were hacked, Mook went on TV talk shows and pointed the finger at Russia, but, he says, his comments were often dismissed as "spin.
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What legal and moral responsibilities did the President and his team have when they realized that the proposed collusion was underway when the D.N.C. e-mails were leaked and published?
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Moreover, all of the hacked election e-mails on DCLeaks appeared to come from Clinton staffers who used Gmail, and of course Podesta was a Clinton staffer who used Gmail.
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The files were utterly lacking in news value, and had no connection to one another—except that every item was an attachment in the D.N.C. e-mails that WikiLeaks had.
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The 2015 hack of Sony Pictures e-mails exposed correspondence suggesting that the N.F.L. also influenced the making of the film "Concussion," starring Will Smith as Bennet Omalu, the neuropathologist.
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Oster frequently gets e-mails from distraught mothers who are convinced that, because they've failed at breast-feeding, they've doomed their offspring to a life of dim-wittedness and obesity.
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By searching the e-mails of senior officials at Europe's leading clubs, the reporters at Der Spiegel discovered detailed discussions about the formation of a Super League in early 2016.
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The warrant made no mention of the Benfica e-mails and the subsequent embarrassment for Portugal's biggest soccer club, which Pinto was convinced were the real reasons for his arrest.
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If taking the entire evening or weekend off from handling work e-mails and calls isn't realistic, try designating specific times to check in on emails and respond to voicemail.
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She has been the target of twenty-five years of hatred, misogyny, and conspiracy-mongering, endlessly metamorphosing from one confected "scandal" to another—Filegate, Benghazi, the State Department e-mails.
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"Conversely as the many communications, including text and e-mails show, Leonard permitted Nike to use the Leonard logo for their mutual benefit ... for the term of their contract," it said.
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And when Hillary&aposs e-mails were discovered on Antony Weiner&aposs laptop, FBI agent Peter Strzok slow walked them and the FBI sat on them for a month -- very suspicious.
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The two wrote e-mails and sent packages to each other but "we had to make a lot of sacrifices," Carson says of making things work while thousands of miles apart.
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Ransomware is usually delivered one user at a time, via spoof e-mails which tempt the recipient to click on a link or attachment that then downloads and activates the software.
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GOQii's Gondal, however, said he was in possession of WhatsApp messages and e-mails from Flipkart's employees that show the company was aware and involved in discounting products on its website.
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U.S. intelligence agencies said in October they are confident that the Russian government hacked the e-mails of U.S. citizens and institutions, including political organizations, and handed them over to DCLeaks.
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When hackers published e-mails from executives at Sony Pictures, a film studio, the world learned that some of Hollywood's most bankable female stars earned less than their male co-stars.
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Or the mom who got repeated e-mails from the school district reminding her it was time to sign her kid up for kindergarten—the kid who'd died two years beforehand.
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Bernie Sanders goofed by dismissing Clinton's possible ethics issues: "the American people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails," Sanders famously said at the first Democratic debate.
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An application such as Google's Gmail, which scans the content of e-mails and suggests quick, one-touch replies on mobile devices, is an early example of what could be coming.
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Hackers continue to successfully dupe people into clicking on shady (though carefully disguised) links, thereby gaining access to the text messages, Facebook accounts, and e-mails on both computers and phones.
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After a new trove of Clinton e-mails emerged, a couple of weeks before the poll, he broke rules against electoral interference by informing Congress that he was reopening his investigation.
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I mean, from our perspective, you know, you&aposve interviewed everybody, you&aposve reviewed all the documents, you see everybody&aposs e-mails, you know, let&aposs come to a resolution.
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Collins allegedly sent e-mails to the victims that appeared to come from Google or Apple, warning the victims that their accounts might be compromised, and asking for their login details.
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Cell phones get lost, e-mails are sent to the wrong recipient (make sure you're sexting the right person, Scorpio), and keys get thrown out with the trash during Mercury retrograde.
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It delivers more screen real estate for Web browsing, e-mails and movie watching, plus the benefits of a second camera, all in a device that fits comfortably in the hand.
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The two wrote e-mails and sent packages to each other but "we had to make a lot of sacrifices," Carson said of making things work while thousands of miles apart.
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While she was riding high, Ms Kane's office investigated state employees, including two judges, and found they had exchanged thousands of pornographic, racist, homophobic and misogynistic e-mails on state computers.
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You can sulk for two months, or you can get stoked when your co-workers start writing you e-mails about how Connor MacGreggor has a puncher's chance against Floyd Merriweather.
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A Republican member of the audience charged that she had "corrupted" national security by mishandling e-mails at the State Department, and a Democrat asked sceptically about her "hawkish" foreign policy.
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They can draw upon the vast (and flexible) number-crunching resources of the cloud when doing things like searching through e-mails or calculating the best route for a road trip.
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That is why, as soon as Mr Comey stopped talking, the question of Mrs Clinton's e-mails moved from the realm of law and evidence into the world of political calculation.
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France recently passed a law giving workers the "right to disconnect", which obliges firms with more than 50 staff to draw up rules for handling out-of-hours work e-mails.
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Then, in the course of pretrial discovery, Baldwin's lawyers turned up what they considered to be incriminating e-mails referring to aging the painting and making sure the paint was dry.
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This is the question least scrutinized in the Enron corpus, perhaps because reading two hundred thousand e-mails, let alone finding a unified, intended narrative in them, seems a hopeless project.
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The two wrote e-mails and sent packages to each other, but "we had to make a lot of sacrifices," she said of making things work while thousands of miles apart.
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" Or this, from an interview with Univision: "I did turn over all work-related e-mails in an effort to help the State Department make sure that their records were complete.
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The attitudes of Democratic officials changed drastically when, three days before the start of the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, WikiLeaks dumped twenty thousand stolen D.N.C. e-mails onto the Internet.
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Kelly Morrison (D), who introduced the measure, told the paper that she has "gotten a ton of e-mails and so much feedback from people who are interested" in the program.
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She herself has received dozens of e-mails, since 2013, from Jordan Jereb, a leader of the Republic of Florida, a group erroneously linked to Nikolas Cruz, the Parkland school shooter.
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The e-mails showed that Party officials used their influence to advance the candidacy of Hillary Clinton over that of Bernie Sanders, and this revelation threw the Convention into an uproar.
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Notwithstanding the existence of a substantial number of e-mails that appear to undercut Corsi's statements to prosecutors, he has refused to plead guilty and is, to date, in legal limbo.
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The Kelihos botnet harvested thousands of login credentials, spewed out a bulk of spam e-mails and installed malicious software on these computer networks, according to a Justice Department press release.
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Months after intelligence assessments in Washington concluded that the Democratic e-mails were hacked by the Russian government in a coördinated propaganda effort, Assange has not allowed the matter to stand.
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UIDAI did not reply to multiple e-mails seeking comment on the accusations about CIS and similar complaints by other activists and journalists, and officials could not be reached by phone.
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There was "no doubt" that the Trump children "approved, knew of, agreed to, and intentionally inflated the numbers to make more sales," one person who saw the e-mails told us.
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I'm afraid he must, for the simple reason that he never gave our heroine as much of a scare as the F.B.I. director, James Comey, did while investigating her e-mails.
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But, in Podesta's view, hacked e-mails did heavy damage to the campaign, because they revived a preëxisting liability, the unconnected story about Clinton's use of a private e-mail server.
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When you wake up and dive directly into e-mails or Facebook, you're far more likely to lose focus, and your morning succumbs to the wants and needs of other people.
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Later in the debate, when Sanders declared that America was "sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails," making the uproar over Clinton's private server sound ridiculous, she beamed.
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Top aides raised concerns about the water in the cash-strapped — and largely African-American — city of Flint long before its lead problem became a national embarrassment, their e-mails show.
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The probe, which included a review of internal e-mails, also found that a Deloitte partner in 2017 had been offering an accounting service of Deloitte's consulting arm to IL&FS.
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Knowing that the person sending those e-mails could be anyone and the community will not support me if/when I am attacked keeps myself and many others from the hobby.
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One of the triggers offered for the latest showdown is the revelation in Qatari-owned media of e-mails purportedly hacked from the account of the UAE's ambassador in Washington, Yousef Otaiba.
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Between the 22018 campaign the defendants all members of Russian intelligence known as the GRU are accused of hacking Democrats&apos e-mails then releasing them and sometimes posing as U.S. citizens.
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HANNITY: -- and the next thing is we know five foreign intelligence services hacked in the Hillary&aposs e-mails so we don&apost know who hacked when, where, and what, do we?
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Once hackers start breaking in from the inside — for example, through phishing e-mails, if only one employee opens such an e-mail, then those countermeasures that corporations have taken mean nothing.
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That is why Mr Trump assured Mrs Clinton during the second television debate this month that, if he won on November 8th, he would reinvestigate and imprison her over her e-mails.
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In a statement implying that Mr Comey was recklessly interfering in the election, Mrs Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta, called on the FBI director to release the e-mails under his consideration.
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WikiLeaks has published hacked e-mails from the Clinton campaign in an attempt to embarrass the candidate, prompting Ecuador to act for fear of being seen to interfere in a foreign election.
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U.S. intelligence agencies are united in their conclusion that Moscow interfered directly during the 2016 presidential election, primarily through hacking Democratic Party e-mails and disseminating their content to discredit Hillary Clinton.
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It also turned out that, far from knowing whether the e-mails involved Mrs Clinton or whether they contained classified information, Mr Comey's investigators had not even obtained permission to examine them.
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"E-mails requesting donations from duplicitous charitable organisations commonly appear after major natural disasters," warned the United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team (US-CERT), an arm of the Department of Homeland Security.
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A month ago, leaked e-mails showed that the UAE had arranged a secret $20m donation to the Middle East Institute, a respected think-tank, to counter "egregious misperceptions about the region".
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I hope that listeners take its meaning to heart and put away their tweets, e-mails, and stresses of the day at bedtime – the results will truly take you to unimaginable places.
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The "botnet" was responsible for the sending of hundreds of millions of spam e-mails, intercepting users' online and financial credentials and "installing ransomware and other malicious software," according to the statement.
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She&aposs looking at the fact that -- it says in here that Comey used his personal Gmail account to conduct official FBI business according to -- and Hillary said but my e-mails?
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Public statements by the FBI and selected leaks of e-mails raised questions about third parties improperly influencing the elections and fears were even raised about potential "hacking" of the voting machines.
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" The letter goes on to say: "this includes, but is not limited to, voter data, polling information, political ad targeting, voter registration rolls, social media data, and campaign or party e-mails.
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Is there any connection between the Trump Organization's business dealings with Russia and the Russian state's effort to hack the e-mails of Hillary Clinton and the Democratic National Committee, among others?
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At the end of the Obama Administration, Russia and China topped the White House's list of counterintelligence threats, largely because of their proficiency in electronic surveillance—intercepting phone calls and e-mails.
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Instead of individual e-mails arriving in a central inbox and requiring attention, Slack structures textual conversations within threads (called "channels") where groups within firms can update each other in real time.
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The server that housed the domain belonged to a company called Listrak, which mostly helped deliver mass-marketing e-mails: blasts of messages advertising spa treatments, Las Vegas weekends, and other enticements.
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The leaked e-mails, some of which suggested that the D.N.C. had secretly favored Clinton's candidacy over that of Bernie Sanders, appeared just when the Party was trying to unify its supporters.
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According to the indictment, Stone, in order to prevent Credico from sharing what he knew, sent menacing e-mails to him, including one that said "Prepare to die," followed by an expletive.
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That determination is simple: Russian military intelligence—the same group that appeared to control Guccifer 2.0 and DCLeaks—released the D.N.C. and the Podesta e-mails to WikiLeaks through a third party.
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In some of the e-mails, staff members who believed Clinton to be a stronger candidate than Bernie Sanders questioned what they saw as his electoral weaknesses—his religion, his poll numbers.
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But dozens of internal company documents - including invoice bills, legal agreements, e-mails and accounting statements - show Philip Morris has for years indirectly paid costs related to Marlboro cigarette manufacturing in India.
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Go through all the papers piling up in your room or on your desk, and return all the e-mails you've been too busy to deal with during this month's Mercury retrograde.
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That's why the TV show you put on while you're answering e-mails and conducting secretly-pantless video-chat meetings can't necessarily be the one you've been meaning to catch up on.
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But, on March 15th, the F.B.I. alerted Coke executives that hackers had broken into their system and were rummaging through e-mails about the negotiation, recording keystrokes, and controlling their computers remotely.
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"The new joke in town is that Russia leaked the disastrous DNC e-mails, which should never have been written (stupid), because [Russian President Vladimir] Putin likes me," Trump tweeted in July.
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Wasserman Schultz served as chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee in 2016, but stepped aside in the wake of leaked controversial internal e-mails that seemed to indicate plans to sideline Sen.
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Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine suggested on Sunday that hacked Clinton campaign e-mails may be altered, but wouldn't definitively say transcripts of Hillary Clinton's paid speeches to banks were faked.
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But, thanks in part to James Comey, the F.B.I. director, and his letter to Congress announcing that he would investigate Clinton's e-mails again, the race tightened considerably in its final week.
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The magazine's I.T. team converted PDFs and e-mails into searchable text, while the reporters worked on Intella, specialized software used by prosecutors in fraud cases, to make connections within the documents.
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Caspersen made an unbelievable statement, and the media has detailed all the clumsy ways he tried to legitimize it — fake e-mails, posing as other people on phone calls, and so on.
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MEETINGS, E-MAILS Apple has flown in several overseas-based executives to resolve the dispute with the Indian regulator, including its senior director for global privacy, and former Google executive, Jane Horvath.
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I was bombarded by calls and e-mails from nervous clients asking what we've done to protect their portfolios from a major correction that would ensue after the presidential election results were in.
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They meet and you know the story is Papadopoulos is drunk and he tells Downer about the Russians have all these e-mails from Hillary Clinton, they might drop them in the campaign.
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Diana Fu of the University of Toronto and Greg Distelhorst of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have trawled through over 8,000 letters and e-mails sent to mayors' offices in nearly 300 cities.
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It is reported that the new e-mails under examination were found as part of an unrelated investigation into Anthony Weiner, the estranged husband of one of Mrs Clinton's closest aides, Huma Abedin.
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There is so far no indication of what the e-mails in question might contain, though Mr Comey will now be under huge pressure, from all sides, to give some indication of this.
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The latest round of e-mails from Wikileaks reveals the Clinton campaign may have been presented with a question for a March CNN-TV One town hall a day prior to the event.
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It was not—Mr Sanders lost because he received less support—but e-mails from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) hacked by WikiLeaks revealed party insiders speaking of the upstart candidate with contempt.
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Now, what I think the public may not understand is that when a process is undertaken to determine whether e-mails should be made public – and remember, I asked, nobody told me to.
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On a busy day, it might be tempting to think of dealing with e-mails or making phone calls as breaks, but they aren't, so don't give in to this line of thought.
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Now, we know Obama not only had intimate personal awareness of what Clinton was doing; his top White House advisor, Podesta, was both aware of and concerned about the Obama-Clinton e-mails.
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E-mails among the Panama papers are said to show that the firm tried to hide evidence of its control over MF Nevada, and wanted its local representative to lie about the relationship.
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That focus on security has put America's technology firms on a collision course with its policemen and spies, who worry that encrypted e-mails and messages help criminals and terrorists to evade detection.
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When you wake up and dive straight into e-mails, texts, and Facebook, you are far more likely to lose focus, and your morning succumbs to the wants and needs of other people.
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Whether angered, disappointed or left cold by the saga of Mrs Clinton's e-mails, voters will probably not have the luxury of re-opening the search for a Democratic nominee before election day.
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On Monday night, The Federalist published a story titled "BREAKING: E-mails Show FBI Brass Discussed Dossier Briefing Details With CNN," which appears to be the first report on Johnson's letter to Wray.
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So, if you go back to the very beginning of Facebook, rewind 10 years, I mean there were blogs and things where you could be completely public and there were e-mails, right?
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And one thing is clear: although Russia does not seem to have achieved anything like the success it did by stealing Hillary Clinton's e-mails, it certainly attempted to interfere in British affairs.
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We would return to our uncertain arrangements, e-mails and dates that he might break at the last minute or without any notice at all, those were the conditions, they were non-negotiable.
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During this period of distress, Luhn claimed, Ailes's deputies booked her into a New York hotel; Luhn has said that she was required to forward all her e-mails to Shine, for monitoring.
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Both physical, digital documents and e-mails were seized during the search of the building in Copenhagen on June 12, said Danish newspaper Borsen, the first to report the news, citing anonymous sources.
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COMEY: No. And — and, on a few of the occasions, I wrote — I sent e-mails to my chief of staff or others on some of the brief phone conversations that I recall.
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Exactly how many calls and e-mails and the like are collectively entered into constituent-management systems is impossible to say, because members of Congress are under no obligation to release that data.
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The complaint included extracts from Bouvier's e-mails and cited the sales of the da Vinci and the Modigliani, on which Bouvier was accused of making around seventy million dollars in "undue" profits.
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Returning to 3,000 unread e-mails is also not an appealing prospect, so five minutes deleting the detritus while the rest of the family is in the shower seems like a reasonable compromise.
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Frank, no fan of Bernie Sanders, co-chaired the Rules Committee, whose decisions Sanders supporters had protested—a protest strengthened by the release, the day before, of hacked Democratic National Committee e-mails.
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The White House denied that there had been any collusion between Donald Trump's election campaign and the Russian authorities, after e-mails surfaced of a meeting between Donald Trump junior and a Russian lawyer.
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When the IG says that she took classified e-mails put them on an unclassified server, and it says in the report that someone accessed that server from a foreign country, a foreign entity.
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These are the same people who said to you there were no e-mails between the FBI and the Department of Justice on the meeting on the tarmac between Loretta Lynch and Bill Clinton.
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It is possible, of course, that people didn't see the message, since many of us receive hundreds of e-mails a day, but given the statistics already quoted in this piece, it seems unlikely.
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There are cultural differences, notes Ms Horne, citing France's "right to disconnect" law, passed on December 31st; it is difficult to imagine City bosses allowing their serfs to ignore e-mails out of hours.
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"What the experts said when this breach initially happened at the DNC was that they believed it was Russian state actors who took these e-mails," Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook said on Monday.
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Mrs Clinton's polling lead collapsed, never to recover, even after Mr Comey let it be known, a couple of days before the election, that there was nothing to the new e-mails after all.
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The e-mails showed how the firm had proposed to push the idea that criticism of the president—and the Gupta family—was intended to perpetuate "economic apartheid", an incendiary claim in South Africa.
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Seeking to lure undecided voters to their corner, Sanders supporters did not cite the specific misdeeds of which Republicans accuse Mrs Clinton (most recently involving her alleged mishandling of top-secret government e-mails).
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I'VE HEARD SOME ARGUE THAT, LISTEN, ULTIMATELY, WHAT THE GOVERNMENT IS ASKING FOR IS A LOT LIKE WHEN THE GOVERNMENT ASKS FOR E-MAILS OR FOR PHONE RECORDS FROM A COMPANY LIKE AT&T.
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The recent release of e-mails from the server have revealed pay-to-play examples involving donations to the Clinton Foundation and access to Clinton's State Department while she served as Secretary of State.
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A 2011 study from the University of Washington crawled through the e-mails to see how tonal formality tracked onto the nature of a message, rank difference, social familiarity, and the number of recipients.
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But Cendyn had told CNN that it stopped sending e-mails for the Trump Organization in March, 2016, before the peculiar activity began; Trump had transferred his online marketing to another company, called Serenata.
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In this explanation, Trump marketing e-mails from before March, 20023, had made it through the spam filter and been stored in a permanent archive, where the bank backs up all its e-mail.
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Corsi also has said he expects to be indicted for lying to Mueller or a grand jury about his role as an intermediary between Stone and Wikileaks regarding the publication of hacked e-mails.
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In addition to the D.N.C. archive, Assange had received e-mails from the leading political party in Turkey, which had recently experienced a coup, and he felt that he needed to rush them out.
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Assange once told me that he did not "accept" the allegation that Russia had provided him e-mails through a third party, which of course was different from saying that the allegation was untrue.
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Last week, leaked e-mails showed two managers with the Canadian aviation regulator and the FAA discuss their concerns with allowing the 737 Max to return to service with the MCAS system in place.
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We throw them around in meetings, e-mails and important documents (such as resumes and client proposals), and they land, like fingernails across a chalkboard, on everyone who has to hear or read them.
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We know that Apple already had to hand over to the Chinese to comply with local authorities all of their customer data, like your e-mails and texts, not in the U.S., but in China.
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In a filing with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Delaware, Harvey Weinstein's lawyers said the bankrupt company has refused to provide him access to e-mails and personal files that they said would exonerate him.
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The most startling exchange at this week's hearing involved questions about why Russian hackers were so indiscreet when they stole e-mails from the Democratic National Committee and from the head of the Clinton campaign.
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So e-mails to the "mayor" and hotline calls provide rare and valuable guides to public concerns about a wide range of issues: local governments handle everything from social housing to education and health care.
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Though Mr Podesta has not confirmed the authenticity of individual documents, he told reporters aboard a campaign aeroplane that "it doesn't feel great" to have ten years of e-mails dumped into the public domain.
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Worms are particularly insidious because, once one has infected a computer, it can use local networks to spread from that machine to others without requiring anybody else to open e-mails or click on links.
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These days, a torrent of poorly spelled e-mails promising to cure wrinkles, enlarge penises, banish fat or wire millions in unclaimed offshore wealth is the fate of almost everyone with an e-mail address.
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" Any civil e-mails between a woman and her alleged harasser are likely to be used to undermine her story, though the reason for these is equally obvious: "She was trying to keep her job.
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E-mails already made public show Donald Trump junior, the president's son, being told in June 2016 that the Russian government had scuttlebutt on Mrs Clinton and wanted to use it to help his father.
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His decision not to disclose the fact that Mr Trump's team was also under investigation, even as the scandal over Mrs Clinton's e-mails raged, was another service to the president, albeit a defensible one.
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One day before fontgate, Donald Trump, Jr., took to Twitter to release the e-mails he wrote while setting up a meeting between members of the Trump campaign and Russians offering dirt on Hillary Clinton.
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They have more readily blamed James Comey , the former F.B.I. director, for reversing Clinton's thin lead in the final days of the campaign by reopening a criminal investigation into her mishandling of classified e-mails.
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Jamieson became curious as she watched Comey, on July 5, 2016, make the first of three public statements during the campaign about e-mails that Clinton had mishandled while serving as Obama's Secretary of State.
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At some point in 2016, the F.B.I. had received unverified Russian intelligence describing purported e-mails from Lynch to a member of the Clinton team, in which she promised that she'd go easy on Clinton.
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Longtime political hatchet man Roger Stone communicated directly with Wikileaks and the Trump campaign about e-mails that Russian intelligence agents had hacked from the servers of Hillary Clinton, the Democratic National Committee and others.
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The statement was reportedly made in e-mails to counterparts at the US Federal Aviation Administration, The European Union Aviation Safety Agency and Brazil&aposs National Civil Aviation Agency, which were reviewed by the Times.
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Correspondence indicating that it did happen was not allowed into evidence, because it was deemed hearsay: B.S.E. executives said on the witness stand that they did not remember certain e-mails, and Carton never testified.
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It was unclear if the Party had acted on any of the remarks, or if the e-mails merely reflected Democratic insiders' frustration with Sanders for not ceding the race, despite near-impossible electoral math.
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The evidence of the failure of sanctions is buried in a large collection of international cables, e-mails and memoranda, which the Washington-based National Security Archives managed to have declassified, at least in part.
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He could have stated his response more accurately, but it was clearly not.... Attorney General Jeff Sessions has taken a VERY weak position on Hillary Clinton crimes (where are E-mails & DNC server) & Intel leakers!
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WikiLeaks has doled out its haul in more than twenty batches, and, as with the State Department e-mails, Clinton's defenders began by arguing that they revealed nothing more than the normal business of politics.
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When I visited, the Intella home screen showed some sixteen million e-mails, eighty-five thousand presentations, six hundred and eighty thousand spreadsheets, and a hundred and five thousand contacts in the Football Leaks database.
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SHE WAS ONE OF MY GREATEST GUESTS WITH RATINGS THROUGH THE ROOF ON "THE KUDLOW REPORT" – EVANS: LARRY, YOU SHOULD SEE THE E-MAILS RIGHT NOW FROM PEOPLE WHO WANT TO OFFER YOU THEIR CONGRATULATIONS.
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Even in a Valley that worships productivity, he is an outlier, plowing through e-mails and meetings as if strapped to a time bomb, his unblinking stare speeding up colleagues until they sound like chipmunks.
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Yoji Gomi, a Japanese journalist with whom Jong Nam exchanged 100-odd e-mails from 2004, quoted him in a book in 2012 as having said that he wanted to "co-operate" with his half-brother.
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Reporter Olivia Zaleski said in the piece that Bloomberg was "shown 250 receipts, expense reports, cash advances and e-mails" from these contractors that collectively showed buybacks at Safeway, Kroger, Costco, Walmart, Target, and Whole Foods.
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What if in fact they decided to delete their e-mails, wipe away all evidence, acid wash and bleach the hard drives on those phones and then smash them up into itsy-bitsy pieces with hammers?
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That statement did little to sway supporters of Donald Trump, who heard their candidate cast doubt on that intelligence finding, and instead revel in the contents of the stolen e-mails as they hit the press.
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Our data indicates that account-related information (but not the content of any e-mails) could have been viewed, but Microsoft has no indication why that information was viewed or how it may have been used.
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During the summer of 2016 WikiLeaks published tens of thousands of e-mails stolen from the servers of the Democratic National Committee and from the e-mail account of the chairman of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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"Our notification to the majority of those impacted noted that bad actors would not have had unauthorized access to the content of e-mails or attachments," says a Microsoft spokesperson in a statement to The Verge.
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For Republicans, the real crime is that the FBI employed senior officials who said to colleagues in text messages or e-mails that they hated the idea of a Trump presidency, and worked with Trump opponents.
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The games have already come under attack from hackers: Last month, McAfee said that it detected attacks in the months leading up to the games, in the form of malicious e-mails sent to Olympic officials.
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The new president and Jeff Sessions, his attorney-general, even praised Mr Comey on several occasions for having reopened the probe into Mrs Clinton's e-mails less than two weeks before the presidential election last year.
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More than 90 percent of her work or potentially work-related emails provided to the Department were already in the State Department's record-keeping system because those e-mails were sent to or received by 'state.
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A talented rabble-rouser who has achieved more in the past few years than most cabinet ministers, UKIP's former chief does not do computers (his wife sends e-mails on his behalf), people management or details.
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I'm not saying that it's OK for the head of the DNC to take sides, as suggested by these internal e-mails, allegedly hacked by the Russians and shared with the world by the infamous WikiLeaks.
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In 2017, the organization's CEO Sam Newell was pressured into resigning after a report revealed e-mails he allegedly sent that disparaged former pageant contestants and contained sexual slurs and lewd references to their personal lives.
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Silver concluded that all the talk about Clinton's e-mails may have shifted the race by as much as four points, swinging Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Florida to Trump, and possibly North Carolina and Arizona, too.
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A year later, CNN and other outlets published, and then retracted, the claim that, in the fall of 2016, Donald Trump, Jr., had learned about hacked Democratic National Committee e-mails before WikiLeaks posted them online.
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Over the past three years, MultiChoice has seen a steady decline in the number of customer telephone calls and e-mails into its call centers and walk-ins to its customer service centers, the company said.
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Investigation identified 67 instances where Clinton forwarded e-mails to either State personnel or [redacted] for printing that were identified as classified CONFIDENTIAL or SECRET through either the State FOIA process or FBI classification determination requests.
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According to a 3.33 C.M.F. survey of almost two hundred senior congressional staffers, when it comes to influencing a lawmaker's opinion, personalized e-mails, personalized letters, and editorials in local newspapers all beat out the telephone.
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AND BELIEVE ME, IF YOU GOT THE E-MAILS THAT I GOT FROM TEAMMATES WHO WERE EXCITED TO GET IT ON CHRISTMAS WEEK IN THEIR PAYROLL IN TIME TO SPEND IT, IT WAS A TREMENDOUS THING.
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Sure, the Nixon case involved tape-recorded communications, and any claim for Trump executive privilege might instead apply to e-mails or memos or spoken conversations, but that's a distinction that should have no legal relevance.
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According to Parscale, the campaign is on track to send 'almost a billion texts, the most in history'—and texts are far more likely to be opened than e-mails, social-media posts, or news articles.
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In 22016, Schnare started hounding the climate scientist Michael Mann, who had been a professor at the University of Virginia, by filing public-records requests demanding to see his unpublished research and his private e-mails.
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The misunderstandings multiply: there's an awkward game of "Confess a weird lie," a bad kiss, a stolen phone, and an angry whispered argument about the technical problem of forwarding e-mails, along with some sudden vomiting.
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She went on to say that she had forgotten the detective's name, she had deleted all her old e-mails, and she didn't want to bother her husband and ask him to confirm the graffiti story.
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What about the deleted E-mails, Uranium, Podesta, the Server, plus, plus... These types of messages push twisted, convoluted narratives that are hard to understand but imply that Clinton made a shady uranium deal with Russia.
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She writes for months we&aposve been told that the FBI acted because it was alarmed that Mr. Papadopoulos knew about the hacked Democratic e-mails in May before they became public in June which everyone remembers.
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They have now confirmed, they put all the text messages and e- mails in that period of mid-May and they see a discussion going on between Peter Strzok and Lisa Page in which they&aposre debating.
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