Fronting a Motown tribute, however — yeah, how about no?
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But the domain fronting issue might be a tough sell.
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Ars Technica reported Cloudflare also does not support domain fronting.
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Carrie Bradshaw was famous for fronting the nameplate necklace trend.
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We'll share with people later, so we don't mind fronting.
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Or a Geordie Elvis Presley fronting a Geordie Nirvana, really.
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The house is on three acres, fronting the southern creek.
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And in fairness to the big evil corporate giants, domain fronting can be used by bad actors for spreading malware, and efforts to censor Telegram have likely brought the domain fronting practice to the forefront.
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Domain fronting used to be a "quirk" of the company's services.
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In fact, Psiphon has never used domain-fronting techniques through Google.
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And Burton wanted to know why taxpayers were fronting Socks's postage.
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Last month, Google stopped allowing domain fronting on Google App Engine.
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Fronting Gemma has been so valuable to me as a vocalist.
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They've also modeled together, fronting a campaign for DL1961 denim last year.
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Just tacky to do it when fronting 'In Memoriam' at awards show.
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Amazon officially announced it's increased focus on stamping out domain fronting on Friday.
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Two new hosts that have been fronting the video experiments for a while.
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Whole Lotta Rosie So you're going to be fronting AC/DC now, Axl?
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Now, Marlinspike says that domain-fronting is "largely non-viable" in those countries.
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With Hathaway fronting the film, fans should prepare for a rom-com renaissance.
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That's the whole point, when you're fronting Iron Maiden, that's what you do.
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Next up, Swift launches a lifestyle website and Calvin Harris starts fronting Coldplay.
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We tried different things, tried different guys on him; we tried fronting him.
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An April 18 Google update, however, has since disabled domain-fronting on Google services.
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It's a free service to users, with drug companies fronting most of the expenses.
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Irish singer Dolores O'Riordan, best known for fronting the Cranberries, has died, reports Pitchfork.
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By the 21st century, celebrity chefs were everywhere, foraging, posing, fronting restaurants, writing books.
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I don't see as much fronting or attitude as I've seen in the past.
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Fronting his own revue, Mr. Contino sold out theaters in Milwaukee, Chicago and Pittsburgh.
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" Its message to would-be contributors, fronting its website: "The world needs your camera.
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Domain fronting is used to bypass censors by hiding the true endpoint of a connection.
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Also, an important note: someone's fronting the money for the photographer, and it's not them.
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"Here is an immoral woman fronting, the wife of the driver was concerned," he alleged.
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The star will be fronting the Adidas' campaign for its Falcon sneaker launching Sept. 6.
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Now I generally try and stay away from fronting altogether because it's just a bitch.
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In the extracts published today, Cameron accuses Johnson of lying while fronting the Leave campaign.
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Amazon banned domain fronting on Friday, leaving Signal and countless protesters worldwide in the lurch.
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His more avant-garde tastes felt at odds with fronting a popular reality TV show.
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Q.'s boyfriend has been fronting all the money for food and drink this weekend.
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Maduro has accused Guaidó of fronting a U.S. backed coup, a line parroted by Moscow.
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Moss is fronting a new fragrance, Hill's fast-tracking her way to supermodel stardom and more!
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With a CDN fronting the traffic, the netflow traffic patterns can be analyzed and scrubbed inline.
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Signal and other sensitive services have used a technique called domain fronting to bypass those restrictions.
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Not only that, but Quibi is fronting the money for over 100 percent of the production.
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This season, Chung is joining forces with the brand again and fronting its fall '16 ads.
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Trump also previously flirted with the idea of the Defense Department fronting money for the wall.
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In April, internet giants Google and Amazon both dropped 'domain fronting' from their web hosting services.
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And regardless of their reasons for killing domain fronting now, the dictators have scored another victory.[Signal]
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It is not something he puts on, he is fronting it and is the instigator of it.
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She is the first plus-sized model to have the honor of fronting that magazine as well.
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" Phil Sharp: "Dave Okumu, musician and producer, best known for fronting the critically acclaimed band, The Invisible.
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While more Americans are covered, health insurance is far from affordable, and taxpayers are fronting the bill.
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But now, Amazon is also taking a stance against domain fronting, threatening to suspend Signal's CloudFront account.
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She closed with a double bogey after finding the water fronting the green from the fairway bunker.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg also serves on the board of the project (Milner is fronting the initial investment).
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Perhaps a compromise exists somewhere between an outright ban on domain fronting, and just letting anyone do it.
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" He launders money by fronting events at clubs "to make it look like he is a legitimate entrepreneur.
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The decision to curtail domain-fronting on Google and Amazon services hinders Telegram's ability to operate in Russia.
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Along with her Spider-Man: Homecoming costars, Zendaya is fronting a campaign aimed at ending bullying and cyberbullying.
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Along with the utilization of VPNs Telegram relied on a workaround called domain-fronting to circumvent the ban.
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Construction recently began on a Sofitel luxury hotel on a prime parcel fronting Havana's famous malecon, or boardwalk.
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On Friday, Prada announced that Alwyn, an emerging British actor, is fronting its spring 2018 men's advertising campaign.
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Amazon has said that it's banning domain-fronting so malware purveyors can't disguise themselves as innocent web traffic.
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We're constantly evolving our network, and as part of a planned software update, domain fronting no longer works.
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About 30 minutes from the main airport, it's a popular stop-off for celebrities fronting charity fundraising campaigns.
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Domain fronting is a technique used to bypass internet censorship, in places such as Iran, Russia, and China.
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The School Construction Authority will turn the shell of the building into a school fronting on Trinity Place.
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There hasn't been a rock generation that's had so many women and non-binary people fronting bands before.
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He's the ultimate rock star, still fronting the Rolling Stones when most of his contemporaries are in quiet retirement.
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In a post on its website, Amazon said it was shutting down domain-fronting in order to combat malware.
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The Saudi Arabian fund contributed $400 million of the raise, with "new investors" fronting the rest, the company said.
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Jo did a great job of mixing it up, fronting him, getting behind him, making him take tough shots.
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We urge Google to remember its commitment to human rights and internet freedom and allow domain fronting to continue.
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There are the standard stresses of being solely responsible for your income or fronting cash for supplies and overhead.
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It's easy to see why: the song is a sparkling slab of indie-pop like Ellie Goulding fronting Phoenix.
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Carrascal Nickel Corp - discoloration of the shoreline fronting the causeway caused by the spillage of ore during loading. 214001.
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To take the conversation ever further, we spoke with the quintet of models fronting the campaign about their bodies.
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Spencer Dinwiddie inbounded to Caris LeVert but Drummond provided the interior defense by fronting LeVert and forced a turnover.
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Hear her fronting a combo at a jazz club, and you'll notice generations of tradition spring from her voice.
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Construction is by Plenary-Edgemoor Civic Partners, a development consortium, on city property fronting Ocean Boulevard, another main thoroughfare.
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He also worked with the exiled South African saxophonist Dudu Pukwana and began fronting the Ghanaian group Hedzoleh Soundz.
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The discussions are in the early stages, and may also involve commercial companies fronting cash for the rescue fund.
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The front door, on the second level, opens to a long, glass-walled foyer fronting an internal stone courtyard.
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Some were fronting a post-punk, new-wave band "written off as a fourth rate New Order" (Tim Farron).
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The city also boasts 42 miles of beaches fronting the Atlantic Ocean for plenty of swimming and sand-castle building.
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Domain-fronting works by hiding the true endpoint of a given connection and can be used to avoid state surveillance.
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Women have led protests since fronting a picket to shield men during a confrontation with police last year, said Tibold.
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Between fronting funk-pop act DNCE and his new gig as an underwear model, Joe Jonas is the complete package!
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Even when he was fronting Gigi, No Kids, and P:ano in his 20s, he never rushed through the songwriting process.
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Several model homes have been built nearby, fronting on a large organic vegetable garden, and a restaurant is under construction.
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They met in person roughly two dozen times and Laraway eventually began "fronting" Perkins guns in anticipation of future payment.
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By 1964 she was fronting the female rock band Goldie and the Gingerbreads, who toured Europe with the Rolling Stones.
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Mr. Timberlake is at his best on "Man of the Woods" when he sounds like he's fronting a family band.
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Fronting it with a prominent black British woman made it feel all the more intentional, given the content of our book.
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This time, she's fronting The Essentials collection, which includes the brand's core makeup items – prime, contour and highlight – all available now.
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The representative at Amazon is saying that Signal is violating the terms of service by using domain fronting to avoid censorship.
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She is also adding to her résumé with modeling stints, most notably and recently fronting Chanel No. 5's ad campaign.
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I manage to reserve a spot at the bar fronting Locavore's open kitchen on a Monday evening in Bali's low season.
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Interestingly, the company has branched out from merely enabling to fronting a consumer-facing store front — CodaShop — for certain service providers.
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Fronting the band is Nate Garrett, who shared his harrowing tale of escaping alcoholism with us in an in-depth interview.
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When the homicidal clowns fronting IT and Joker try to join the (sad) party, there's just one thing on the table.
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Hundreds of sacks of sugar tower over a worker, recalling levees or even sandbags fronting the trenches of the Great War.
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Despite the possibility of abuse, digital rights organizations are pushing for Google to reverse its decision and once again allow domain fronting.
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Of course, this entire program is aimed at preventing Kickstarter meltdowns in which backers never receive a product after fronting some cash.
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The promise of crowdfunding is that in return for fronting cash, you'll get your product cheaper and faster than you would otherwise.
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Dolce & Gabbana tapped celebrity offspring for their spring/summer fashion show front row — and now they'll be fronting the brand's new campaign.
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As his brother's health began to fail, Ralph Stanley increasingly began fronting as lead singer and as the face of the band.
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" Hadley Gamble, Middle East Anchor at CNBC International said: "I'm excited to be fronting these new, Middle East business updates for CNBC.
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Former Cincinnati Bengals star T.J. Houshmandzadeh claims he got bamboozled into fronting hundreds of thousands of dollars for a bogus weed business.
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Perez and his former vice-president, Roxana Baldetti, are in prison pending trial for allegedly fronting a multi-million dollar customs fraud.
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Courtesy Marc Jacobs Susan Sarandon, 69, is fronting yet another major ad campaign (after kicking things off with L'Oréal Paris last year).
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In July Senator Ron Wyden and Senator Marco Rubio wrote letters to Amazon and Google, asking them to reconsider dropping domain fronting.
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Like your friend Laura Jane Grace, who came out as trans and continued to have success fronting the punk band Against Me!
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She first sprang onto the music scene as a teenager in London fronting the band I Blame Coco, signed at just 17.
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Blac Chyna is a liar and Adidas NEVER made a single overture to her about fronting a shoe line ... so claims Adidas.
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Yu has been the face of Huawei's consumer division, often fronting their product launches which have become huge marketing events for the company.
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The crackdown followed weeks of protests in Tiananmen Square, a massive plaza fronting the Forbidden City and the Great Hall of the People.
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Between starting a no-makeup movement and passionately fronting a revolution — all in less than a year — the woman really is...on fire.
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Neither Google nor Amazon is directly linking the issues in Russia with their sudden decision to crackdown on the practice of domain fronting.
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But despite fronting a campaign for one of the biggest cosmetics companies in the world, Rae is somewhat of a beauty newbie herself.
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" There's also a smattering of th-fronting—where a th slides towards a f—on "something to do" and "two thousand and six.
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But other services, such as Microsoft's Azure or Amazon's CloudFront, are available in Iran, according to activists (and are used for domain fronting).
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He added that the suspicion is that the land is bought for speculative purposes, sometimes by former government officials "fronting for international interests".
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Noah Centineo, your Netflix rom-com crush turned Calvin Klein underwear model, still can't believe he's fronting the brand's Spring 2019 #MyCalvins campaign.
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Why it matters: The Signal app, like most apps, used a trick called "domain fronting" to circumvent censorship measures by countries like Iran.
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Domain fronting makes it impossible to filter out a single app from the rest of the apps and websites using the same cloud.
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La Resistencia spills out in the interior of a small shopping center and on a patio fronting a leafy alleyway in bustling Providencia.
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For example, when some services such as the encrypted messaging app Signal were using domain fronting, the app connected to Google's App Engine.
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Though Johansson is the only nominee who's also fronting one of the best-drama contenders, this is Zellweger's to lose — and she won't.
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The film of that date is on YouTube, and you can hear her singing her hits, fronting King Curtis's astonishing band, the Kingpins.
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In the '80s Ringenberg came up fronting the country-punk Jason and the Scorchers, who soon ran out of attitude as punks will.
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Until recently, Signal, the world's premier private messaging app, used a technical trick known as "domain fronting," on Google and Amazon web services, to provide access in countries which had tried to ban it — until this month, when Google disabled domain fronting and Amazon threatened termination of their AWS account, because the privacy of vulnerable populations is not important to them.
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But following reported talks between the two companies and government officials, the tech giants announced they would begin enforcing a ban on domain fronting.
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On Wednesday, the 18-year-old confirmed that she will in fact be fronting Puma's Spring/Summer 2016 campaign which will launch in April.
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The Google App Engine is discontinuing a practice called domain-fronting, which let services use Google's network to get around state-level internet blocks.
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As long as the service was using domain-fronting, all the in-country data requests would appear as if they were headed for Google.
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While never an explicit feature of Google's App Engine, domain-fronting had been widely publicized since it was publicly adopted by Signal in 2016.
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See Robbie's fresh, sexy ad, Amanda Seyfried's first-ever partnership with Miu Miu and the seven famous faces fronting Jimmy Choo's 20th anniversary campaign.
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Because the audience in impeachment proceedings is Congress and the American people, "fronting" the information in this case means releasing it to the public.
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The projects include fitness centers, rooftop decks and other amenities sought by young professionals, and those fronting Main Street will have ground-floor retail.
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I never had interest in fronting a band and being the guy in the center and the guy with the lights on his face.
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The remaining facades, including the one fronting the apartment that Studio KO redesigned, were completed several years later by the architect Jean-Baptiste Prédot.
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A brief, energetic performance by the surviving members of Queen, with Adam Lambert fronting the band, took the place of the usual lengthy monologue.
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But Alex Kurtzman, who took over the show, is fronting several "Trek" projects for CBS and is well-versed in what makes it work.
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And seeing a young woman of color fronting one of the most famous bands in the early punk scene would have been beyond inspiring.
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And considering she already made her modeling debut for Kylie Skin, we fully expect to see Kylie's daughter Stormi Webster fronting the line in style.
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A report last year by cybersecurity firm FireEye found the Kremlin-linked hacker group Cozy Bear used domain fronting to steal data from Tor users.
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Maleni is the breadwinner in the relationship — not that this dissuades Chicklet from fronting to the 'gram with hundreds that don't even belong to him.
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After fronting Kanye West's epic "Fade" video (you know, the one that had everybody talking), the unstoppable Teyana Taylor has hardly even slowed her grind.
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"We front the payment and as we're fronting payment, we're ensuring everyone on the card has enough money," Ysplit co-founder Tunde Alao told TechCrunch.
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The dossier, compiled by ex-MI6 agent Christopher Steele, contains unverified claims that businessmen fronting for Russian intelligence helped the Trump team sway the election.
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I like to imagine there's an alternate reality where The Terminator turned Linda Hamilton into the blockbuster-fronting action star she always deserved to be.
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Chile, fronting the Pacific Ocean at the southern tip of South America, will also advocate for the protection of Antarctica and the oceans, Pinera said.
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All of this, combined with fronting other brands like Balmain, make it clear that Rih is going for the upper crust of the fashion industry.
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It has to be the most devastating rock 'n' roll coming through Marshall stacks with two of the dopest MCs in history fronting the band.
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The brooding cut doesn't fit neatly in any categorical box—Sade-fronting-Radiohead comparisons are inevitable, but reductive—and for Soto Voce, that's the point.
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In 2017, as Mugabe proceeded further into his dotage, she jostled to succeed him, fronting the so-called "Generation 40" (G40) faction within Zanu-PF.
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The pedestrian strand fronting New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art was once a motley of fountains, old trees, vendors of artsy ephemera and street performers.
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"My concern is this individual is fronting for someone else," Polly Lee, head of compliance in Hong Kong, wrote to a senior executive, Till Staffeldt.
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But according to The Economist, "his sums don't add up," in part because he could be fronting for others members of the Saudi royal family.
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That's what happened after Franklin D. Roosevelt established the Jackson Hole National Monument in 1943 on land fronting the magnificent Teton mountain range in Wyoming.
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This week, digital rights group Access Now is asking members of Congress to try to persuade Google and Amazon to reevaluate their position on domain fronting.
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"Domain fronting has never been a supported feature at Google, but until recently it worked because of a quirk of our software stack," the spokesperson said.
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Adam Lambert released his new single "Welcome to the Show" Thursday – and it appears his time on the road fronting Queen may have inspired him sonically.
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Labels are also making waves with peculiar casting choices, with major French actress Catherine Deneuve fronting Louis Vuitton's campaign, and comedian Fred Armisen modeling for Kenzo.
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All in all, it's a good time to be a VR developer, because Facebook is fronting a ton of money to give them a jump-start.
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And Bella Hadid maybe the busiest of the bunch, walking for Chanel Haute Couture, covering Allure magazine and now, fronting a denim campaign for Joe's Jeans.
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Last season's edition saw Beyoncé fronting the lookbook solo, which makes sense given the fact that one of her best-selling albums was literally called Beyoncé.
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A Travel Channel show could be looked at as a sad chapter in the career of someone who was fronting blockbusters only a few years ago.
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"I saw my teammate was fronting, so I knew I had to be on the backside whenever he threw the ball over," Ferguson told VICE Sports.
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Ms. Ditto, 38, who spent nearly two decades fronting Gossip, the post-punk dance band, has recently reinvented herself as a solo artist and an actress.
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His main rivals, Meade and the PAN's Anaya, who is fronting a right-left coalition, were still fighting each other for second place as campaigning closed.
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Photo by Luca Venter You may recognize Charlie Hilton's airy, effortless croon from her days fronting Blouse, the gauzy dream-rock trio signed to Captured Tracks.
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Maybe she's just looking for revenge—messing around with the person behind a fake account, fronting as a tyrant responsible for the deaths of countless people.
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In one, a former furniture store fronting Main Street, Mr. Kalin has already financed and built more than a dozen spare-no-expense workshops for craftspeople.
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Spieth's score was respectable given his trouble on the 15th, a debacle that included a pitch shot into the pond fronting the green, and three putts.
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This month, she's back for a headlining run that hits Brooklyn on Tuesday night, fronting an exceptionally tight band whose members include Ms. Barnett on guitar.
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However, other strippers there insist she's just fronting for the 'Gram, and that between the 111 strippers working that night, they all left with $2k each.
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Although the model is fronting a major lipstick campaign, the 16-year-old admits before landing this gig, wearing color on her lips wasn't really her thing.
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Burlington Stores have been giving complimentary heart screenings in their locations across the country for six years now, but this is Rowland's first time fronting the cause.
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With a copy of Frooty Loops, Sonny Moore went from fronting a Warped Tour emo band to partying on a boat with Rick Ross and Jared Leto.
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Wong and his colleagues triggered the 2014 protests, which attracted hundreds of thousands at their peak, when they climbed into a courtyard fronting the city's government headquarters.
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Lopez Obrador's closest competitor is Ricardo Anaya, a former chairman of the center-right National Action Party (PAN), who is fronting a right-left coalition of parties.
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Puerto Rico's bankrupt electric company, known as Prepa, is behind in its payments and Whitefish cannot continue fronting the cash needed to hire subcontracted workers, Whitefish said.
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Moore has maintained a steady output since 2011, when Sonic Youth, the innovative alt-rock group he co-founded and spent three decades fronting, called it quits.
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This year the Liberals are fronting Judy Klassen - who unseated an NDP minister in the same riding in the 2016 provincial election - to face off against Ashton.
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That same developer was already fronting the cost to send some employees to give talks, and decided to let individuals make the choice on whether to attend.
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But Russian and Chinese shell companies fronting for the state are methodically exploiting loopholes in our financial system to steal sensitive technologies and compromise our national security.
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Kate Hudson's career spans acting, fronting two fashion businesses (Fabletics activewear and Happy x Nature) and co-hosting a brand new podcast with older brother Oliver Hudson.
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He added: "I hope that he was sort of fronting a little bit to win the election and that he will actually govern in a more statesmanlike manner."
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Naturally, a few men lead the pack when it comes to setting grooming trends, and there's no denying Justin Bieber is in that group — maybe even fronting it.
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While Disney has considered investing in DraftKings and Comcast Ventures has invested in FanDuel, major media companies have stayed away from fronting the business or marketing branded products.
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Now, the trial of his former campaign chair comes to a screeching halt at one point today, fronting speculation of a possible issue with one of the jurors.
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But when it comes to women fronting their own bigger-budget films in typically male genres, the terrain is just as bleak now as it was in 1991.
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When u fronting like you in deep thought but just wanted to show off your hairstyle of the day Lmao shout to my love for lacing me thou!
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And now, the vocalist is fronting Queen + Adam Lambert&aposs "The Crown Jewels" 10-date Las Vegas residency at the Park Theater at Park MGM, through June 22.
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Clinton herself has been a target of fake news, with internet postings claiming that a pizza restaurant in Washington was fronting a child sex ring run by Clinton.
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Then I noticed with some irritation that we'd been billed as John Doran and Arab Rot, as if I was fronting some kind of EDL-friendly NSBM band.
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Soon after, her family moved to Los Angeles, where Ms. King started her recording career at 20173, fronting a doo-wop group called Little Clydie and the Teens.
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When his mentor went to prison, Picciolini was ready to step in, ultimately fronting Final Solution, one of the first American neo-Nazi bands to play in Europe.
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Behind the pit stop stations and fronting on the infield, the garages in which the cars are prepared have picture windows where fans can watch the work underway.
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Gregg Allman -- the musician, singer and songwriter known for fronting The Allman Brothers Band for 45 years -- has died from complications due to liver cancer ... TMZ has learned.
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It's so successful, in fact, that his catchphrase (as seen on his Instagram bio,and coined by way of DJ Khaled's Snapchat) is just that — and he's not fronting.
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To unpack that a bit, in exchange for fronting the cash and getting information about the $5,000+ worth of stuff you've bought, Uber will hook you up with $50.
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While the Signal team is considering options to provide the same service without Amazon or Google domain-fronting, it doesn't look like there's an immediate solution on the horizon.
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The mother of three is fronting a Europe-wide campaign for tighter scrutiny over the sale of acid, found in common household cleaners from paint stripper to drain clearer.
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It seems curious that Silicon Valley companies claim to champion free speech at all costs but don't want to help when it comes to circumventing censorship using domain fronting.
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I think we really owe it to each other to talk publicly about how hard it is to figure out how to live, instead of fronting on the internet.
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Now, the up-and-coming model is fronting a new fashion campaign for Hudson Jeans' fall 2018 collection and she's continuing to spread her inspiring message along the way.
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Nick Zinner is fronting a house band that features Brian Chase of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Jaleel Bunton of TV on the Radio, and the legendary producer Money Mark.
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"I myself had no contacts or communications with the Russian state, Russian intelligence or anyone fronting for them or acting as intermediaries for them," Stone said in March 2017.
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He also was just me, on the phone, pretending to be an old cockney band manager, calling up venues and fronting to them as if our band was good.
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She's walking every runway from couture to ready-to-wear to Victoria's Secret, fronting campaigns for Stuart Weitzman and Versace, and regularly scoring prime real estate on the newsstand.
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By 26, according to Shyfrin's witness statement, he was "well connected politically at the highest levels" and fronting a deal that the Kremlin was very keen to see done.
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Lawyers don't customarily fund the contractual obligations of their clients as such actions can, depending on the circumstances, constitute unethical conduct by the attorney fronting or "gifting" the funds.
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Customers order at a counter fronting an open kitchen and choose proteins such as roasted fish and slow-cooked shank with plentiful options to make bowls, sandwiches and salads.
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But when Robertson, a former N.H.L. executive, assumed the commissioner's job in 2351, the W.C.H.A. resembled the Big East in another way — a famous name fronting a diminished lineup.
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Whether he was fronting the ferocious hard rock of Soundgarden or backed simply by an acoustic guitar, his voice — now silenced in a suicide — was spectacular by any reckoning.
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Beyond that, expectations for performance on TV have been raised to impossible levels by music videos, with their faked, idealized live performances fronting the technical perfection of studio recordings.
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Wong and his colleagues triggered the 2014 mass street protests, which attracted hundreds of thousands at their peak, when they climbed into a courtyard fronting the city's government headquarters.
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He testified he was an aspiring musician in California fronting a band, Country Porn, in the 1970s when he met Ms. Berman, a reporter for The San Francisco Examiner.
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LAGOS, Nigeria — Cars snaked out from the hideous traffic and deposited the city's elite, dressed to impress, at the Civic Center, a concrete-and-steel edifice fronting Lagos Lagoon.
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And it's a big 'un, with 42 foot high sliding glass doors fronting a revamped interior, full of design flourishes that are likely to filter outward to Apple monoliths everywhere.
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At the turn of the year, France eased its banking monopoly laws and introduced an legal structure that allows funds to originate laws without the need of a fronting bank.
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Fronting the legendary Ronettes in her signature sky-high beehive and stylish pencil skirt, the cat-eyed siren bewitched millions, including some of the most famous artists of her generation.
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When Morton ran into a spot of trouble in the sixth, Marisnick bailed him out with a spectacular leaping catch against the fence fronting the visiting bullpen in left-center.
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Signed to Grand Jury Records (home to Day Wave and Mothers), the Minnesota quartet oscillate between melancholic lo-fi gems and colorful, energetic tracks, think Ezra Koenig fronting Real Estate.
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So when Laura Jane Grace and I started working on her book, TRANNY: Confessions of Punk Rock's Most Infamous Anarchist Sellout, about her life fronting the punk band Against Me!
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In 24, Mr. Brewer, an Atlanta-based entrepreneur, purchased 2000,2735 acres fronting the Pacific Ocean in Guanacaste Province, Costa Rica, with the dream of creating a car-free resort town.
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CARAMANICA Sarah Mary Chadwick, a New Zealand-born songwriter living in Australia, moved from fronting a grunge band, Batrider, to a solo career full of somber, moody, keyboard-centered songs.
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A solo set from Geoff Rickly, best known for fronting the ferocious post-hardcore band Thursday, is the main attraction at this benefit show for the American Civil Liberties Union.
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The director has banished any memory of that heady Italian summer with this dark twisted fantasy about a coven of witches fronting as a dance company in Cold War Germany.
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That's high stakes for everyone, but particularly for advertisers who are fronting the bulk of that money and staking a portion of their reputation on the YouTubers they're associating with.
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"It has been the honor of my life to work with the men and women behind me," he said, fronting media alongside his fellow campaigners, first responders, survivors, and lawmakers.
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She had been paid $2000,22016 before the 2016 election to keep quiet about an alleged affair with Mr. Trump, and Mr. Cohen was reimbursed in 2017 for fronting that money.
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Steps away from the historic core, Ha An Hotel mimics the heritage streetscape with double doors, arches and balustrades fronting handsome and cozy rooms decorated with local pottery and prints.
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" The cover is something to behold, fronting a feature unpacking Trump's claim that Bannon "lost his mind" for calling Donald Trump Jr.'s Trump Tower meeting with a Russian lawyer "treasonous.
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Diamond-shaped India is bounded on the north by the majestic Himalayas, golden beaches on coasts fronting the Arabian Sea, the Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal along with undulating deserts.
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Russian ISPs proceeded to block as many as 18 million IP addresses in a heavy-handed effort to prevent Telegram from using a technique called domain fronting to escape the ban.
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The team behind secure messaging app Signal says Amazon has threatened to kick the app off its CloudFront web service unless Signal drops the anti-censorship practice known as domain-fronting.
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In an email that Moxie Marlinspike — founder of Signal developer Open Whisper Systems — posted today, Amazon orders the organization to immediately stop using domain-fronting or find another web services provider.
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Confronted with the questions of the #MeToo movement, the Cosby defense is still fronting a retrograde defense, one that sounds a lot like cases that have always been made against women.
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Lawrence has been a Dior loyalist for ages, while Rihanna became the brand's first Black spokesperson in March 2015, and A$AP Rocky started fronting ads for the brand this year.
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And while he's hit some bumpy patches over the past 20 years, he's since become a huge movie star, fronting one of the most expensive and ambitious superhero franchises in Hollywood.
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Tilson turned on an inside fastball from Astros right-hander reliever Josh James with two outs, driving the 97.9 mph pitch off the scoreboard fronting the second deck in right field.
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They might be from Seattle, but they look very Dancerteria-era NYC, and fabulously inked up lead singer Shannon Perry spends her time tattooing others when she's not fronting the band.
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And finally, Ireland Baldwin is fronting True Religion's This Is True campaign launching next week, but you can catch a glimpse of the jeans now in her topless campaign pic above.
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Now the wildly talented British singer Charli XCX is fronting a similar series called "I'm With the Band," which chronicles the creation of the all-girl pop-punk quartet Nasty Cherry.
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He's spent nearly 30 years fronting Converge, one of the most influential and innovative bands to blur the lines between hardcore, metal, punk, and many of the subcategories within those genres.
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In the past two years alone, we've seen a plus-size model cover Sports Illustrated, differently-abled models fronting major campaigns, and a plus-size male modeling division open at IMG.
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Take the Knicks, whose draft-night narrative included an appearance at Manhattan's City Winery by the team's eternally besieged owner, James L. Dolan, who was fronting his hobby-inspired blues band.
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Kim's clinching shot, however, came at the penultimate hole, when a beautifully struck hybrid from the fairway sailed over the burn fronting the green and finished 15 feet from the flag.
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He didn't just recycle his themes, he upcycled his fabrics, melding silk ties into striped skirts, leather bombers into a bubble mini, and false-fronting jackets onto the top of corsets.
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To complete the design for the 80-foot-wide plaza fronting Broadway on the site's western flank, Bunshaft turned to celebrated artist Isamu Noguchi, with whom he would collaborate many times.
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Fronting the new issue of Vogue Portugal, the 30-year-old South African model is the first person with albinism to appear on a Vogue cover — and it's a dream come true.
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Not because he shouldn't be fronting the campaign, but because this is, in fact, the very first time the High School Musical star has ever been tasked with representing a men's fragrance.
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Officials from the city and Boring have stated that it's too soon to estimate a timeframe or final cost for this project, but have stated that Boring will be fronting the bill.
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In fact, Google made encrypted messaging harder for others recently by disabling domain-fronting on its cloud services, a technique used by secure messaging apps like Signal to circumvent state-level blocks.
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Paduchik also noted in his letter that the state Republican Party has been fronting some payroll costs and urged the committee to ensure that continues, should Borges seek to nix that agreement.
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Both have huge careers fronting campaigns and walking runways for the biggest brands in the business, millions of Instagram followers, and have been linked to an assortment of top male pop stars.
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Below, we chatted with Mizuno about fronting Bey's new campaign, starring in La La Land, minority representation in Hollywood, and more; then, click through to peruse the newest Ivy Park campaign imagery.
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Mr. Young, a deep-voiced crooner with traditional inclinations, liked the thought of matching up with Ms. Pope, a rock-informed country belter who had spent time fronting a pop-punk band.
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It's the same worldview that led him to publicly mull fronting jailed MC Bobby Shmurda's $2 million bail in December, but only if the Rikers Island inhabitant recorded some tracks in return.
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The network doesn't only use domain fronting; Psiphon has a number of its own protocols and deploys other obfuscation techniques to work users around censorship, Michael Hull, president at Psiphon, told Motherboard.
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Fronting Bailey Lake, the 4003-room resort will offer Ayurvedic therapy based on traditional Indian healing, eight yoga rooms, 2400 therapy rooms and a 21-seat theater (rooms from $2799, all-inclusive).
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In April, Tableau adopted a new subscription pricing model for its data-visualization products, which lets customers pay per-month prices instead of fronting the full cost of a permanent software license.
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Robinhood will have to be extremely careful, as fronting users money makes it easier for crooks to try to rip off the startup by spending the advance and then canceling the repayment transfer.
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Apparently, Jenner set her intentions pretty well, because she's got 13 international Vogue covers to brag about in addition to fronting big-time campaigns and being in charge of her eponymous fashion lines.
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Despite the setbacks during preparations and the IOC assisting organisers financially by fronting part of their contribution that was to be paid after the Games, Bach believes the Games will be a success.
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The technique was also used by state hackers: According to a recent FireEye report, the Kremlin-linked APT29 used domain-fronting to smuggle information out of targets for as long as two years.
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In recent months, both Amazon and Google have disallowed a practice called domain-fronting, which allowed apps like Wickr to forward their traffic through the larger network as a way of evading censorship.
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So Robinson turned to cuddle therapy, fronting the $79 fee to get certified with Cuddlist, both as a way to expand her therapy practice and to make a little cash on the side.
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Having studied at London's lade School of Fine Art, Gill was dispatched to the Western Fronting France during the First World War, where he employed his artistic training working as a camouflage officer.
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In 40 years' time, when Ed Sheeran is fronting an "An Evening With..." type program on ITV, still doing raps well into his seventh decade on the planet Earth, what will we say?
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Mr. Bennington was both the most powerful and, in a way, most conventional member of Linkin Park, which he joined in 1999 after some time fronting other hard rock and grunge-influenced bands.
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Her primary competition is a first-time nominee, Olivia Colman, who just won Bafta's top prize for playing the queen in "The Favourite" and is fronting one of the night's most nominated films.
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At the MTV studios last week, which were technically still a construction zone, D.C. told me that he doesn't feel any pressure fronting a show with such a hefty pop culture legacy as TRL.
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English singer Siouxsie Sioux (real name Susan Ballion) gained international fame in the '80s for fronting the alternative rock band, Siouxsie and the Banshees, with her powerful vocals and edgy post-punk fashion sense.
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Nelson Cruz sparked the uprising with a single to center and scored one pitch later when Kyle Seager followed with an RBI double off the wall fronting the home bullpen in right-center field.
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Palmer played on the senior professional golf circuit well into the early 2000s, all the while designing golf courses while fronting a flourishing business enterprise that included golf clubs, dry cleaners and car dealerships.
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LONDON (Reuters) - After two decades in make-up fronting one of Asia's biggest heavy metal bands, Freddy Lim is finding the transition to the more formal surroundings of the Taiwanese parliament harder than expected.
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It was announced she's fronting the Italian line, Tezenis' summer collection, so it could have all just been in an effort to support her new brand, not throw Bey's biggest fans into a frenzy.
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That's a technique known as "domain fronting," which relies on piggybacking off of popular services like GitHub or Amazon's AWS to make it harder for countries like Iran or China to block specific apps.
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Case in point: Taylor Swift's slow move to weird trap-pop after beginning her career as America's country sweetheart; Skrillex's smooth transition from From First To Last-fronting emo scene king to EDM ringleader.
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Between securing Trump Tower in New York, protecting his family on vacations and business trips, and maintaining both Camp David and Trump's Florida estate Mar-a-Lago, taxpayers are already fronting a serious bill.
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With McGrady's unconventional drum kit, Balla's experience fronting local post-punks NE-HI, and Kempf's work with the experimental art-pop project Vail, Dehd is one of the city's most eccentric indie rock combinations.
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It also delves deep into the questionable business strategies and tactics the duo used to keep the company afloat, all while it hemorrhaged money by fronting subscribers the full cost of a movie ticket.
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Now a grassy expanse dotted with flowering plants and tree saplings, Jimi Hendrix Park was a parking lot fronting a derelict elementary school until 2003, when a city-funded program tore up the asphalt.
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Built for a New Jersey lawyer who has vacationed in Nova Scotia for years, it looks toward a 120-foot bluff fronting the Gulf of St. Lawrence, three miles outside the village of Inverness.
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Afterward, we walked north along a broad avenue to a two-story clapboard house he was rehabbing with some friends, in a gentrifying neighborhood on the east side of town, fronting unfenced train tracks.
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"With Google Cloud and AWS out of the picture, it seems that domain fronting as a censorship circumvention technique is now largely non-viable in the countries where Signal had enabled this feature," wrote Marlinspike.
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We talked to an Atlanta nightclub owner named Felix who's funding former black market weed growers and moving them to Oregon to start legitimate businesses—getting the licences, buying the property, and fronting the cost.
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Released in 1962, the song became a chart-topping hit for Bobby "Boris" Pickett, a struggling actor who, during a gig fronting a band called The Cordials, did an impersonation of Frankenstein star Boris Karloff.
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Whether it's fronting campaigns for AG Jeans, launching her own eponymous brand, or starring in Refinery29's latest (Un)cover story, pretty much anything Alexa Chung does, touches, or wears, we want a piece of.
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She's fronting the back-to-school denim campaign with a high-intensity video and imagery that show her flipping, skipping and flying through the air in a floor routine wearing the brand's Seriously Stretchy Denim.
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In his junior year, he quit school to move for L.A., where he got his breakthrough fronting KYSR-FM's afternoon drive-time show (reportedly for $15 an hour) and hosting three TV shows for kids.
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In the morning round of the 36-hole match, Ray hit his tee shot into the moat fronting the 19403th green, the ball settling in mud a few inches below the surface of the water.
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More gigs followed, with Salvant fronting Diehl's trio (including Paul Sikivie on bass and Lawrence Leathers on drums), and the musicians coalesced into a working band, on the road three weeks out of every month.
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The Color Field painter's sculptural mutation of the modernist grid into a ferocious six-foot, steel-framed rectangle of barbed wire, resembling that fronting military jeeps herding crowds, demonstrates how abstraction can speak to power.
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She's the hip, hard-partying aunt, but instead of fronting a retro-leaning band that plays Beach Boys covers, she's an up-and-coming EDM DJ. Because that's what people do these days, I guess.
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The 28-year old artist is now fronting the #mycalvins campaign with a motley crew of other famous faces, including Kate Moss, Margot Robbie, Bella Hadid, Cameron Dallas, James Rodriguez and Grace Coddington, among others.
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The Maryland compound is a sprawling complex of several buildings fronting the Corsica River in Centreville, including a three-story brick Georgian-style mansion that has long been a retreat for Russia's ambassador to Washington.
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With hits like "Le Freak" and "Good Times," Luci Martin and Alfa Anderson shot to stardom for fronting the classic '70s disco band Chic along side Nile Rogers (and are performing this Saturday at Coachella).
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Skye Sweetnam: I think a lot people on the outside look at it as a very stark contrast from teen cutie pop star to fronting a metal rock hard band; major label to completely independent.
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On Monday, Signal founder Moxie Marlinspike posted a communication from Amazon's team informing the privacy-focused company that it must discontinue any sort of domain fronting practices if it wants to continue using Amazon Web Services.
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Photo: GettyA recent change to Google's App Engine will discontinue a practice called domain-fronting, an essential technique used by dozens of internet freedom tools designed to allow users to work around state-level internet censorship.
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Fresh from the utter sh*tstorm that was the Oscars, Academy Award-winning Mahershala Ali and his fellow co-stars Alex Hibbert, Ashton Sanders, and Trevante Rhodes are fronting a captivating underwear campaign for Calvin Klein.
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But Rau is a successful model in her own right, having been featured in a Balmain campaign, and continuously fronting editorials for magazines like W and Vogue Italia, in addition to walking couture shows in Paris.
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Here are some nice stills from the event: Culkin seems like a pret-ty cool dude nowadays—fronting the band The Pizza Underground, a Velvet Underground cover band with pizza-themed lyrics, and rejecting his fame.
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From gracing the covers of international magazines to walking the runways of the industry's biggest designers and even fronting global campaigns, Joan Smalls, Lineisy Montero, Dilone, and Mica Argañaraz are killing it on runways at NYFW.
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More in the luxury vein is One Dutchess, a new 300-unit complex with one- to three-bedroom units, as well as pools, a hot tub and a firepit, built on a Hudson-fronting former lumberyard.
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Looking at your YouTube videos, there are so many compliments, but sadly there is also the damn stupidity of people commenting negatively on the fact that you are a black woman fronting a heavy metal band.
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Scientifically it is impossible to look cool with a pink inflatable guitar, so I guess once that's taken out of the equation there's no point in fronting like you're better than anyone else in the room.
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But as a decades-spanning tour veteran with the good fortune to still be fronting one of the most popular heavy metal bands in the world, he enjoys a lot more creative comforts when gigging nowadays.
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Fronting the media with Kate's husband, Goodchild said Luke's partner also killed in the accident, Roozi Araghi, was "like a son to me" and expressed sympathy to the family of fourth victim, Sydney woman Cindy Low.
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Brazilian forward Ronaldinho Gaucho gained fame for fronting Euro teams Paris Saint-Germain, Barcelona and Milan ... but is most notably a member of the Brazilian dream team who won the 2002 FIFA World Cup against Germany.
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Future Islands' Sam Herring shows up on single "Time Moves Slow," and you can almost imagine him fronting the band in some abhorrent velvet blazer, singing about love and loss into the bottom of a whiskey glass.
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She co-founded Riot Grrrl, raged in the name of women's rights, and human rights in general, Kathleen Hanna's never been afraid to shout where other's creeped—whether fronting Bikini Kill, Le Tigre, or The Julie Ruin.
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Angels, like Candice Swanepoel or Alessandra Ambrosio, are charged with not only wearing underwear better than any human has a right to, but also representing the brand at events, starring in the print magazine and fronting campaigns.
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The singer and guitarist Jonathan Russell has assumed fronting duties and the group, now a quintet, released a new album, "Signs of Light," in September — its first for a major label and its most commercially successful yet.
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But now, everyone's favorite set of brows is back in business, fronting the new Saint Laurent campaign for La Collection de Paris, the surprise couture line that made its debut during Paris Fashion Week earlier this month.
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Couples lofted an 8-iron that hit into the bank fronting the green just above the hazard line, and the ball rolled back toward the water before somehow stopping on the steep slope, inches from Rae's Creek.
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Fronting an antique wooden back bar picked up from an old Cincinnati tavern, mixologists shake cocktails made with their rye pumpernickel whiskey and barrel-finished honey vanilla bean vodka, as well as spirits made from other distilleries.
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EIOPA guidance says that at least 10 percent of insurance business should be kept within the new EU jurisdiction to avoid "fronting" or setting up a letter-box firm where governance and risk management functions remain elsewhere.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday that finding a job for the so-called Spitzenkandidaten - the candidates fronting their parties' campaigns - was necessary to ensure a package of top jobs passed the European Parliament.
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The big thing is, the technique has been effective because governments haven't been willing to block tons of IP addresses and break crucial parts of the internet just to stamp out a single banned site using domain fronting.
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Going by the name J.D, he was soon fronting the Saviours, a band that later evolved into the Jars, and he ended up leading his own band J.D. Buhl & the Believers through the first half of the 80s.
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Almost 50 years ago, O.J. Simpson began making money — sometimes for himself, often for others — whether it was the football program at USC, as a star for the Buffalo Bills or fronting national campaigns for Chevrolet and Hertz.
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In a post last week, Amazon Web Services announced that it would implement a new set of enhanced domain protections specifically designed to stop domain-fronting, a practice that lets developers disguise their traffic to evade network blocks.
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The reinsurer and MGA can then offload the regulatory burden of holding the paper to an entity called a fronting carrier, which gets paid to issue the policy officially but passes all its risk on to the reinsurer.
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But now, everyone's favorite set of brows is back in the business, fronting the new Saint Laurent campaign for La Collection de Paris, the surprise couture line that made its debut during Paris Fashion Week earlier this month.
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The complaint also implicated Clare and Sara Bronfman and accused the Seagram heiresses of fronting money for the studies despite concerns raised that the studies did not follow "scientific protocol" from an individual with experience in medical research.
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"It's an example where the United States and Russia have very similar interests as coastal states fronting the Arctic Ocean," said Scott Highleyman, vice president of conservation policy and programs at Ocean Conservancy, said in a telephone interview.
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Raf Simons scooped Designer of the Year for brilliantly bringing his minimalist take to the all-American Calvin Klein, with a slew of fresh faces and the biggest names in popular culture (see Solange's latest turn) fronting his campaigns.
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The bedtime story focuses on the Mexican American star's early years, when she first began fronting her family's band, Selena y Los Dinos, which was started by her father Abraham Quintanilla, Jr. and included sister Suzette and brother Abraham.
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Why fixing the Arab world's education crisis is Queen Rania's top priority How Melinda Gates went from 'behind the scenes' to fronting the Gates Foundation Malala Yousafzai: Anyone can bring about change at any point — and at any age
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The fashion industry's definition of beauty is shifting: Plus-size women are fronting campaigns for big labels like American Eagle's Aerie, and transgender actresses-slash-models are being selected to walk the runways of high-end brands like Gucci.
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He was a prolific reporter who had recently tackled subjects such as a seizure of stimulant tablets and a surge in illegal karaoke lounges fronting for brothels, besides illegal logging operations in Sagaing, an editor at the paper said.
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Within weeks, offers of fronting a TV show came flooding in, and the doctor was faced with the dilemma of whether to continue serving the public in hospitals, or to embark on a career as a full-time comedian.
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Often, as was the case with Google and Amazon, domain fronting is not a formally supported feature of web hosting providers, but instead a sort-of hacky work around that those trying to beat censorship will take advantage of.
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Completed in 26 as the headquarters of the New York Life Insurance Company, the 16-story building occupies an entire city block with its grandest portion, fronting on Broadway, designed by McKim, Mead & White — the starchitects of their day.
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A 2021 opening is planned, and as it happens, this is not the first time that a fish market structure has been moved from the site fronting South Street that the Tin Building occupied for more than a century.
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Now, however, much of that expanse has become a building site, one that promises to transform the adjacent run-down apartment blocks into desirable properties ripe for renovation and fronting a seaside park designed by the architect Renzo Piano.
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Flyhomes quickly made a name for itself with its incredibly successful first product – helping the average Joe make an all-cash offer by first fronting the cash and then helping 'Joe' secure a traditional mortgage on the back end.
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And still some question whether the left can collectively ever create anything resembling the force of right-wing talk radio, especially since past attempts like Air America failed even with celebrities like Rachel Maddow and Al Franken fronting them.
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The initial explosion scattered the wooden pews inside the main hall and blasted window glass panels, and the second bomb hurled human remains and debris across a town square fronting the Cathedral of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, witnesses said.
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The result was that Russian internet users experienced mass website outages, though both Amazon and Google later seemed to have had enough and blocked a domain-fronting technique Telegram and fellow chat service Signal were using to evade the bans.
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Now, Everlane has a new twist on the do-good garb with its latest 100% Human launch: This time around, the pieces are Pride Month-themed, with a fitting color scheme and a some excellent new faces fronting the collection.
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We may only be four days into 2016, but style stars are already back to work fronting major ad campaigns and fashion lines (don't feel too sorry for them — they had plenty of relaxation time on yachts during the break).
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When she's not filming the next summer blockbuster or dashing from the airport to the red carpet — baiting every paparazzi in sight — she carves out time to return to her OG gig, fronting top fashion campaigns like PAIGE's fall lookbook.
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Loebman played guitar in glam-rock staples Yoko and the Oh Nos, which broke up in January, as well as his underrated solo outfit Max Loebman and the Mild Ones, while Bordenaro cut his teeth since 2014 fronting the Late Bloomers.
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While consumers rarely have to pay e-waste recycling companies to take their old electronics (costs are offset by local tax money or manufacturers fronting the bill as part of a legally mandated obligated recycling quota), companies, governments, and organizations do.
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In the 22 years Park has run Asian Man (in addition to officiating punk rock weddings and fronting The Chinkees), his core values have remained the same, putting his friendships with his bands ahead of things like sales and publicity.
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And though Jenner isn't often outspokenly political (and recently was in hot water for fronting a since-pulled Pepsi spot that appeared to trivialize the Black Lives Matter movement), she did join her sisters in supporting Hillary Clinton before November's election.
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Outlander's Sam Heughan is putting his fashion design skills to the test with Barbour, gymnast Aly Raisman is fronting Aéropostale's back-to-school denim campaign, plus check out what's new from Rihanna's Dior partnership and Juicy Couture's return to the tracksuit.
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Electronic Arts is fronting both a major battle royale, Apex Legends, and an ongoing Star Wars multiplayer shooter, Star Wars: Battlefront 2, both of which could be seen to be, in some ways, in direct competition with a game like Fortnite.
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The addition of Andriano gave Alkaline Trio more depth musically, as his backing vocals gave Skiba's songs another harmonic layer and soon, while he was still fronting his emo-leaning band Tuesday, he'd begin writing his own songs for Alkaline Trio.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Escape-ism is the solo project of Ian Svenonius, who in addition to fronting various punk and post-hardcore bands (the Make-Up, the Nation of Ulysses, etc.) has had a side career as an essayist and agitator.
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From Lady Gaga to Post Malone and Black Eyed Peas to Guns N' Roses, many of music's hottest acts will be fronting parties during Super Bowl week, providing a magnet for A-listers, titans of industry and the rich and famous.
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The singer and guitarist Nick Valensi's full-time band, the Strokes, is on a temporary break, so he has recently been fronting this quartet, whose debut album, "New Skin," was produced by Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age.
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As well as fronting his own band, M8L8TH, which will be performing at Asgardsrei, Levkin is also a key member in Wotanjugend — a Ukraine-based neo-Nazi group that has promoted a Russian-language translation of the Christchurch shooter's manifesto.
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The biggest and most respected encrypted messaging service in the US, Signal, received a threatening message from Amazon last week insisting that it cease participating in the domain fronting it uses to get around censorship in countries like Egypt, Oman, and Qatar.
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Hutton's got her signature no-makeup makeup look and tousled waves — it's been her go-to look for decades, whether she's fronting campaigns for accessible labels like J.Crew and H&M or high-fashion lines such as Alexis Bittar and Tom Ford.
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At 88 years old, Hedren is part of a wave of older stars fronting fashion campaigns in recent years: In 2015, literary legend Joan Didion brought her signature bob to Céline, while '70s folk beauty Joni Mitchell fronted an ad for Saint Laurent.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's Wu Minxia will make her bid to become the most decorated female Olympic diver at the Rio de Janeiro Games, fronting an attempt by her country to sweep all eight titles next month at the Maria Lenk Aquatics Center.
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Weinstein nevertheless committed to the uncertainty and reality of his film, transitioning into fiction from documentary, working with mostly untrained actors and initially fronting some of the costs to achieve an unflinching, humanized look at a world we seemingly know so little about.
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Even after her retirement from competition in 2014, the nation's favorite athlete has played a key role in preparations for Pyeongchang — from carrying the Olympic flame off a flight from Greece to fronting global advertising campaigns as an honorary ambassador for the Games.
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Her latest job: Fronting the Juicy Couture campaign for its new fragrance, Viva La Juicy Glacé, an update of the brand's signature Viva La Juicy scent, but this time, infused with crisp ingredients like frozen mandarin, pear sorbet, jasmine, vanilla and sandalwood.
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After fronting a series of bands in the 1960s, dabbling with folk music, dance and even mime, the south Londoner emerged as a star in his own right with "Space Oddity," released in 1969, just five days before the Apollo 11 launch.
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Those four, often referred to as the Big Four (or when Cindy was busy, the Trinity), were iconic, gracing the catwalk with their signature walks, fronting campaigns left and right, and even starring in music videos for Michael Jackson and George Michael.
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Now, encrypted messaging platform Wickr is starting to roll out a service to its users that includes domain fronting spread across a variety of infrastructure, meaning that customers and soon free users should be able to use the feature to circumvent censorship.
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A rule adopted by City Council in 1938 allows vendors to sell and display Christmas trees on a sidewalk in December as long as they have the permission of owners of buildings fronting the sidewalk and keep a corridor open for pedestrians.
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That she did so the same year Donald Trump rose to power was especially fitting, given the misogynistic overtones of his campaign and Bee's status as the only woman — and a fire-breathing liberal one, at that — fronting a late-night political show.
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At Jazz Standard, Ms. Olatuja appears as the lone headliner, fronting a band that includes Schadrack Pierre and Rasul A-Salaam on backup vocals, Sullivan Fortner on piano, David Rosenthal on guitar, Richie Goods on bass and Ulysses Owens Jr. on drums.
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A gifted power-pop artist with melodic instincts that recall Elliott Smith and a political bent that's closer to Phil Ochs, Kevin Devine has built a devoted cult of fans since his days fronting the emo-leaning early-2000s band Miracle of 86.
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Trump's plan to convince the Hermit Kingdom to give up its nukes apparently involves fronting huge benefits, then hoping that the better vibes, and Kim's newfound status as a budding diplomatic rockstar, yield results down the road for the U.S., analysts said.
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The 18-year-old star will be fronting Puma's spring/summer 2016 campaign, after her brother-in-law Kanye West declared on Twitter that there would "never be a Kylie Puma anything," because she's completely dedicated to his Adidas x Yeezy collection. AKM-GSI
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But male celebrities like Ryan Reynolds, Eddie Redmayne, A$AP Rocky, and Ryan Seacrest appear to be poised to begin slowly pushing outside of that box, having their own mini-fashion renaissance, fronting major campaigns and taking men's clothing lines into new uncharted territory.
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The transformation also gave Lance a much-needed contemporary feeling, as she ended up fronting a band and dealing with all manner of threats from familial complications to sneaky ninjas to, worst of all, former lead singers who haven't quite gotten over being replaced.
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More and more we are seeing not just Filipinas in front of the camera, but they're also the decision makers [behind the scenes] like Raissa Gerona of Revolve, Kristina Rodulfo as beauty director of Women's Health, and Kelsey Merritt fronting the Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition.
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Amazon will still allow domain fronting within domains owned by the same customer (or more specifically, listed under the same SSL certificate), but customers can no longer use the technique to disguise where data is going, making it far less useful for blocked apps.
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Since being named InStyle's Breakthrough Style Star in 2015, the Big Little Lies star was named one of six A-list actors and models (including Janelle Monae and Elle Fanning) fronting Tiffany & Co.'s "There's Only One" fall ad campaign, but Kravitz isn't stopping there.
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So that's why we're hitting rewind on the careers of six women in the spotlight (such as the aforementioned HBO actress and mononymous singer) — specifically, the women fronting Keds' Ladies First campaign, which celebrates its centennial anniversary of designing women's shoes and launches tomorrow.
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The cloud computing platform sent Signal an email last week that said the messaging app's technique of "domain fronting" — masking its domain name to avoid being censored — is a violation of AWS's terms of service and AWS would suspend Signal if it continued the practice.
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But his lead has continued to widen over former finance minister Jose Antonio Meade, the candidate for the ruling Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), and Ricardo Anaya, a former chairman of the center-right National Action Party (PAN), who is fronting a right-left coalition.
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In Transit INTO THE WOODS, HIPSTER STYLE The creative forces behind some of Portland's trendiest food and lodging are joining together to create Suttle Lodge & Boathouse, a new rustic-chic resort on 215 acres fronting Suttle Lake in the Deschutes National Forest in central Oregon.
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The blossoming bromance has now reached its apex with Kendrick being granted a sit-down with Obama in The Oval Office, to discuss the youth mentoring programme that the rapper—and creator of Noisey's 2015 album of the year—is fronting over in the States.
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"We respectfully urge you to reconsider your decision to prohibit domain fronting given the harm it will do to global internet freedom and the risk it will impose upon human rights activists, journalists, and others who rely on the internet freedom tools," the letters read.
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In Mexico's capital, a march is expected to bring women into the streets in record numbers as they head to the public square fronting the national palace, fueled especially by anger over femicides, which have more than doubled in number over the last five years.
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"I would like him to focus on building working-class institutions, deeper and more effective than Our Revolution [the nonprofit he launched after 2016] and take a direct role in fronting them and popularizing them," said Bhkaskar Sunkara, the founder and editor of Jacobin.
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" The punk scene she thrives in is wild and free, but she has to think through how to make this work: "I was playing up the idea of being a very feminine woman while fronting a male rock band in a highly macho game.
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While domain fronting has been adopted by dozens of tools used to mitigate state-sponsored internet blockers and was described in the journal Proceedings on Privacy Enhancing Technologies as "a versatile censorship circumvention technique," it is a technology that can also be used by malicious actors.
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That would be welcomed by the many invaluable tools that help keep the internet open for people operating under oppressive governments but would open Google up to scrutiny from those same regimes, as well as from services that could be harmed by malicious domain fronting operations.
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"The ABA is a liberal dark-money group, fronting for trial lawyers who donate millions of dollars to Democratic politicians," said Mike Davis, who served as chief counsel for then-Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley and now runs the Article III project, a group that supports Trump's nominees.
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In addition to fronting the brand's new "Wear No Doubts" campaign, the athlete will also curate a collection of his favorite, hand-picked pieces so everyone can look like an Olympians in their athleisure, even if you didn't happen to make it to Rio this year.
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But despite being a high fashion staple, her new cover for Elle magazine marks the first time Huffine has landed the honor of fronting an issue in America, marking a major milestone for curvy models everywhere as well as a serious shift for the industry at large.
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Think of the 10 soon-to-open rooms above Koreatown's Walker Inn — a secret bar serving omakase-style drinks at the back of the Normandie Club, an Americana-themed cocktail spot fronting the recently revamped 1920s landmark Normandie Hotel — as the speakeasy of a B&B.
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That nostalgia for the synthpop music of the past is something Malkmus shares with John Petkovic, an enduring if maddeningly underestimated rock frontman just a few years his senior with a resume that shines from his days fronting 19903s Homestead Records post-punkers Death Of Samantha onward.
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Donald J. Trump's Republican Party looked back wistfully to a monochromatic vision of 1950s America, while the major party fronting the first female presidential candidate celebrated the pluralistic future of 2050, when the Census Bureau first projected the United States would become a majority nonwhite nation.
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An hour or two away, up and down the coasts, are the summer houses of the country's politicians and business executives, fronting beaches dotted with rauks — gigantic, craggy sculptural formations unique to the area, as ghostly as something from Stonehenge, created by ice-age reef erosions.
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Fronting a deliberately all-female presenter bill for the 2018 ceremony, The Good Place star presented a strong opening speech — and with the Time's Up and #MeToo movements against systemic sexual abuse in Hollywood gaining immense traction, Bell's monologue was always going to include a nod.
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While it's nothing new that Albanians and Mexicans are working behind the scenes in Belmont, those new immigrants are now also fronting their own shops, filling the gaps left by the Italians who've moved, and helping to keep the neighborhood as lively as it's ever been.
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Five years ago, the St. Catharines-bred champs of Canadian post-hardcore announced they were calling it a day after guitarist Wade MacNeil accepted a job fronting UK hardcore act Gallows and guitarist/singer Dallas Green opted to pursue his wildly successful solo project City & Colour full-time.
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With the country holding a general election on July 7, Velopoulos attracts a small level of support but is hoping for a repeat of the success of a May 24 election, where he won a ticket to the European Parliament, fronting a party called "Elliniki Lysi" (Hellenic Solution).
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Her newest campaign is fronting the Ugg x Jeremy Scott collaboration, which includes eight styles the designer dreamed up that features a mix of jewel-encrusted slides, Swarovski crystal flame boots inspired by L.A.'s custom car culture, Ugg Life-stitched boots (seen on Sanders below) and more.
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While President Trump claims that his relations with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) have never been better and while Stephen Bannon continues his war against McConnell and a long list of Republican Senators, we will learn whether Bannon is fronting for Trump or acting against him.
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"When Google's leadership became more aware of domain fronting, it generated internal conversations about whether they wanted to put themselves in the situation of providing cover for sites that entire countries wished to block," claimed Matthew Rosenfield (known as Moxie Marlinspik), a co-author of the Signal protocol.
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So while NBC greeted us with musical performances (Jennifer Lopez, fronting a team of dancers, sang "Dinero" at Radio City), stand-up routines (thank you, Seth Meyers) and lots of glitz and pageantry, the CBS lawsuit was a sobering reminder what a precarious position media companies are in.
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Indeed, since 2005, when he presented his breakthrough comic-cabaret solo, "Darkside," at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, he has toured his bitingly satirical songs (documented on popular live albums and DVDs) internationally, and his passionate admirers have helped propel him from intimate clubs to fronting symphony orchestras in arenas.
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The fact of the matter is, the thousands of people who show up to Times Square and stand on their feet for 12 hours in the freezing cold, rain, and snow — with little access to food, booze, or bathrooms — are not exactly the people you want fronting your international broadcast.
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Cher has never seemed restricted by the bounds of genre, but she did struggle to find the right commercial musical medium throughout the late '24s and most of the '221s, recording a rock album with her second husband, Gregg Allman, and "anonymously" fronting a punk rock band called Black Rose.
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This sphere of bullshit ultimately ends up encompassing not only flunkies like Sean Spicer and Kellyanne Conway but aides such as Deputy Attorney General Ron Rosenstein or National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, who entered Trump's service with sterling reputations yet inevitably find themselves fronting for one form or another of flimflam.
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And in addition to fronting the mag's cover, the starlet also teamed up with Snapchat in support of new social good campaign, Be Cool Be Nice, to create her very own "Willow Lens," which gives users a "third eye" and initiates after scanning the magazine via the social media app.
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It's important to note that the domain fronting that Google is in the process of shutting down is not the same as IP hopping — although, more generally, it will mean that there is now one less route for those globally whose traffic is getting blocked through censorship to wiggle around that.
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As detailed in a post on the Open Whisper Systems blog, the latest Signal update (Android only for now) circumvents state-sponsored censorship in Egypt and the United Arab Emirates by building in domain fronting, a way for the app's usage to disguise itself as Internet traffic to another service altogether.
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It's never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever good when taxpayers are fronting a pizza billionaire's sports arena, but considering the Red Wings may be teetering on a rebuild, this is like throwing a max contract at a 38-year-old who just blew out both of his knees the previous season.
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By the time he was a teenager, Fernandez was supporting an unemployed mother, fronting medical expenses for a dad with eye cancer (who passed away in June 203), employing siblings at a Huntington Park clothing store called Chapter Three, and propelling extended family into a sort-of pseudo-celebrity status.
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Minnesota-born Kurt Harland (aka Kurt Harland Larson) was only 25 years old when he gained fame for founding and fronting the '80s experimental synthpop group, Information Society, which released their hit single, "What's On Your Mind (Pure Energy)" that was also found on their 1988 self-titled album Information Society.
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A majority of AfD delegates at a congress in the western city of Cologne backed 76-year-old publicist Alexander Gauland and Alice Weidel, a 38-year-old former investment banker, as candidates fronting the party's bid to win seats in the national parliament for the first time in a Sept.
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The dissolution was widely seen as a maneuver to ensure an easy victory for Hun Sen in the general election, with parties contesting the polls generally seen as hopelessly weak or fronting for the ruling Cambodian People&aposs Party so it can claim it ran a fair race by allowing opposition candidates.
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At just 16-years-old, Gerber has become one of the most sought-after models in the world, commanding catwalk after catwalk during her first fashion month, working with world-famous fashion photographers for various editorials, fronting her own fragrance ads for Marc Jacobs Beauty and shooting campaigns for brands like Hudson Jeans.
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We're referring, of course, to the new reign of supers — people like Adwoa Aboah, Leomie Anderson, and Edie Campbell, who are recognized for talking about feminism, diversity in fashion (or the lack thereof), and the mistreatment of models while also appearing on the covers of the world's biggest magazines and fronting global campaigns.
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Rounding off the releases is single "Toxic" which sounds kind of like Kevin Abstract fronting a shoegaze band (VERY GOOD), and the whole bunch are a very strong testament to Lean's creativity, his desire to make music for its own sake, his gift for doing so (fuck the haters honestly), and his versatility.
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DUPUIS I've learned a lot about like fronting a band just from seeing [Victoria] perform and touring with you, actually, because the things that you say between songs opened my eyes to what you can do with that space and how it can be really galvanizing for the people in the audience.
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What it's about: Fans of Queen were delighted by Bohemian Rhapsody, which mostly tracks the life of lead singer Freddie Mercury (played by Lead Actor-nominated Rami Malek) from the day he talked his way into fronting the band through the band's legendary 1985 Live Aid performance, which the movie recreates in detail.
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RuPaul won an Emmy for fronting the popular reality competition program RuPaul's Drag Race, which he created and has hosted since 2009, last year, while the show itself became the first LGBT-oriented program to be recognized in the outstanding reality program category when the Television Academy's annual list of nods was announced in July.
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While he kept plenty busy fronting numerous other notable projects like Disfear and Lock Up during At the Gates' absence, singer Tomas Lindberg's humility (he's a social studies teacher by day) was present as ever when I called to talk about the band's new mini-documentary and upcoming tour with Decapitated and The Haunted.
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After much public outcry, the City Council in 1938 adopted what has been called the "coniferous tree exception," which allows vendors to sell and display Christmas trees on a sidewalk without a permit in December as long as they have the permission of owners fronting the sidewalk and keep a corridor open for pedestrians.
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On Austurvollur Square in downtown Reykjavik, the hotel is a seven-minute walk from the striking Harpa concert hall fronting the North Atlantic, a 13-minute walk from the landmark Hallgrimskirkja church, and a 10-minute drive to Grotta Lighthouse, a spot to watch for the aurora borealis without paying for an expensive tour.
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Heaton and Abbott as a partnership are known for fronting The Beautiful South (otherwise known as the most gorgeously, mundanely English group ever formed), but last night they performed "Happy Hour," a classic track by Heaton's pre-Beautiful South band The Housemartins, and, of course, it ruled with the addition of Abbott's distinctive voice.
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In just the last two years, we've seen transgender women fronting highly visible, notoriously old-school publications; designers like Hood By Air and Vetements debuting genderless styles on the runway; and global brands like H&M releasing ad campaigns that not only dismiss classical notions of femininity but also seek to rewrite its meaning for the future.
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What it's about: Fans of Queen were delighted by Bohemian Rhapsody, which mostly tracks the life of lead singer Freddie Mercury (played Rami Malek, who won Lead Actor for his performance) from the day he talked his way into fronting the band through the band's legendary 1985 Live Aid performance, which the movie recreates in detail.
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He's fronting UGG for Men's fall campaign modeling four designs: the bestselling chukka-style Neumel, the utilitarian boot Butte, the waterproof Roskoe and your new winter boot, the Hannen TL. Coincidentally, like The Weeknd, his campaign was also shot around his hometown (Chicago) and he helped curate shoot locations that had a personal meaning to him.
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Don't think fronting an ownership group at some future date hasn't occurred to LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Paul, all in the news recently for following Carmelo Anthony's lead in calling for athletes to speak out against gun violence after the latest police shootings of black males and the retaliatory targeting of police officers in Dallas.
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The split was among the more publicly contentious vocalist switches in metal history (the other members of the band cited the Rasputin-like influence of Tarja's husband/manager, a Argentine business man), and was made more so by the hiring of her replacement Anette Olzon, whose prior experience included fronting a Swedish AOR band called Alyson Avenue.
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" By using and essentially fronting an Asian student as the victim, he, as a white man behind the scenes, and AEI, as a predominantly white and conservative organization, can wage these campaigns, especially against affirmative action, and say, "It's not a white person who's fighting this anymore, so it must mean it's not a racist campaign.
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Miley Cyrus is fronting Cosmopolitan, Blake Lively snagged Glamour, and Selena Gomez landed Instyle, but one surprising shake-up comes from Harper's Bazaar, which went against the grain of featuring A-list ladies and instead chose Grammy-winning singer (and Gomez's boyfriend) The Weeknd — flanked by top models Adriana Lima and Irina Shayk (this is the September issue, after all!).
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After all, Malkmus is one of the most influential figures in indie rock, fronting Pavement in the '22000s (one of Murphy's earlier bands Pony were clearly influenced by the band's 215 masterwork Slanted & Enchanted) and having one of the most consistent runs with his band the Jicks culminating in perhaps his best non-Pavement LP yet in 2018's Sparkle Hard.
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ROCK & POP There have always been traces of glam in Queens of the Stone Age's pitch-dark grooves, and on "Villains," released this summer, this long-running hard-rock act doubled down on that side of its sound — collaborating with the elite pop producer Mark Ronson to create an album that at times suggests David Bowie fronting Led Zeppelin under mirror-ball lights.
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There have always been traces of glam in Queens of the Stone Age's pitch-dark grooves, and on "Villains," released this summer, this long-running hard-rock act doubled down on that side of its sound — collaborating with the elite pop producer Mark Ronson to create an album that at times suggests David Bowie fronting Led Zeppelin under mirror-ball lights.
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Lightness infuses this surpassingly tranquil 22017 structure, situated between the districts of wealthy Azabu‑Juban and neon-sodden Roppongi: the main building's heavy, boxlike concrete frame perforated by balconies, fronting rooms shielded by shoji screens; its lobby walled in part with soft Oya stone; its tea lounge poised over a Japanese garden, to which floor-to-ceiling windows offer a view.
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Led by turtlenecked vocalist McDermott, who also performs in noisey/no wave act The Sediment Club and solo as Mark Cone, the two have earned a reputation as one of the oddest and more interesting punk bands operating in the US. The story goes that McDermott's initial concept was that of a Jewish New Yorker stand-up comedian who's found himself fronting a punk outfit.
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