I was one of the lucky few to gain entry.
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The winner will gain entry to next season's Champions League.
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The event was charging up to $35,500 to gain entry.
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Sandra also requires a man to gain entry to the Deuce.
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A certain number of points are then required to gain entry.
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Naturally, someone had to scan her irises for me to gain entry.
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They might buy the startup in order to gain entry into the market.
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After all, I didn't have a vaginoplasty merely to gain entry to patriarchy.
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It's a school that requires a series of auditions in order to gain entry.
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The suspect "used a ruse" to gain entry to the family's house, Hensley says.
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The girls had passed the necessary tests to gain entry to the exclusive party.
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Others try to gain entry by hiding in vehicles or swimming along the coast.
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Opposition lawmakers had to push aside security forces to gain entry to the chamber.
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Seniors and children gain entry with $6, while everyone pays $5 on Wacky Wednesdays.
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Like Malavolta's fiancee, many indicated they had no passports to gain entry to Ecuador.
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Students increasingly use clearing to gain entry to higher-ranked institutions if they outperform expectations.
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Hackers gain entry when employees click on malicious links in emails or download infected material.
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Students gain entry by acing a high-stakes exam, and some children spend years preparing.
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It's notoriously difficult to gain entry to the so-called Hermit Kingdom, even for mere tourists.
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Beat the top price and you'll make the leaderboard and gain entry into a cool giveaway.
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The assistants strain to gain entry into professional strata by working until their eyes are bleary.
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He was on campus for about six minutes, trying several doors, but unable to gain entry.
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Potential bidders need to put down a deposit of $100,000 to gain entry into the auction.
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So you could begin with her first attempt to gain entry to the Georgia governor's mansion.
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Once it arrives, customers enter a code on a keypad outside the vehicle to gain entry.
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The same tactic was used to gain entry to the Democratic National Committee's servers last year.
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The restriction on women is such that only Queen Elizabeth has ever managed to gain entry.
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According to TMZ, the stalker used an old-fashioned ladder and broke a window to gain entry.
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And did he have to breach a security barrier in order to gain entry and start firing?
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Lies, hedonism, jealousy—as a species we seem incapable of exercising the restraint necessary to gain entry.
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Those that gain entry are paired with companies like IBM, Google and Facebook for four year contracts.
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You must know detailed information from your credit report and regularly update your password to gain entry.
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Trump was trying to incite a merger and gain entry into the elite class of NFL owners.
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As the protesters sought to gain entry to an upper floor, police tried to bar their way.
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The secretive events are advertised by word of mouth, with code words sometimes assigned to gain entry.
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Hackers did not gain entry to the party's system, VoteBuilder, or modify voter information, the person said.
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The bars around the building came down one at a time as the people worked to gain entry.
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However, the SFMTA network was not breached from the outside, nor did hackers gain entry through our firewalls.
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She said that it would be dangerous for her or other women even to try to gain entry.
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And when they do gain entry, the racist slights begin long before our children take their first dive.
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The suspects used a tool to cut through a fence to gain entry to the event, Smithee said.
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In the past, hackers have hijacked Instagram users' SIMs in order to gain entry into 2FA-protected accounts.
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The bots that do gain entry live on as a list of growing list of published IP addresses.
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But without a request from Libya's unity government, those missions are unable to gain entry to Libyan waters.
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Wait-listed students who eventually gain entry might have to wait for space to open up at the dorms.
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Joining the exclusive club of one-percenters is hard, and, by definition, nearly every company fails to gain entry.
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Hackers could even gain entry to a health care network through medical devices, but that's usually unlikely and unnecessary.
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The SWAT team uses another charge to gain entry to the bedroom and discover no one else is there.
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The protesters barged their way through an automatic door at and sought to gain entry to an upper floor.
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It must bind to that receptor on the outside of a cell to gain entry and unleash an infection.
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Local media accounts of the nursing home massacre said the gunmen might have posed as visitors to gain entry.
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Despite recently raising her ranking to No. 79, Azarenka needed a wild card to gain entry into the Open.
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By exploiting three software bugs, attackers forged "access tokens," digital keys used to gain entry to a user's account.
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Browder uses the Electronic System for Travel Authorization to gain entry into the U.S. under the Visa Waiver Program.
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As of Monday, more than 1,000 legal permanent residents had to seek waivers to gain entry to the country.
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Apple has made its encryption even tougher, closing gaps that law enforcement had exploited to gain entry to iPhones.
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She also lacked the necessary documents to gain entry to the country or continue on to Australia, he said.
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Unpaid internships ensure that only people with the means to support themselves can gain entry-level experience in Congress.
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However when he approached the doors, he found them locked and was unable to gain entry, the Miami Herald reported.
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"If you bring a child you will gain entry to the United States and you will be allowed to stay."
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Soldiers shot for more than an hour at the steel door to gain entry to the two-story concrete structure.
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"An individual attempted to gain entry into my residence at approximately 3:40 AM on Saturday, July 27," Cummings said.
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Or it could be like Canada Cup, where anyone can gain entry if they're willing to buy designated VIP tickets.
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Morris, a pitcher, and Trammell, a shortstop, both failed to gain entry during their 15 years on the regular ballot.
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Unlike other marathons, Boston requires nearly all runners to meet a certain standard for their age group to gain entry.
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Days later, Ms. Zhang, carrying an invitation to an event that never existed, tried to gain entry to the club.
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Earlier this month, an Iranian hacking group attempted to gain entry into email accounts associated with President Trump's reelection campaign.
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Those spike proteins are what the virus uses to gain entry to host cells, where it can replicate and spread.
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Amazon bought Whole Foods in 2017 for nearly $14 billion to gain entry into the $860 billion US grocery industry.
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The agency added any cross-use of personal and work devices could enable hackers to gain entry to the official systems.
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Expectations are high for Chinese A-shares to finally gain entry into one of the industry's respected equity indices this year.
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Mr. Daleiden and Ms. Merritt presented those IDs to security at the Planned Parenthood office to gain entry to the building.
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When asked whether she would have handed over data on her phone or laptop to gain entry into England, Lily pauses.
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"The Secret Service can confirm that at no time did the individual gain entry into the White House," the statement said.
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The department has also warned of individuals posing as families to gain entry into the US. This story has been updated.
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He was able to gain entry back inside before Lewandowski and security removed him for a second time, the sources said.
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In the footage, the director is seen trying to gain entry into Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida.
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China would gain access to global markets for its wares, while the rest of the planet would gain entry to China.
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But Asian-American high-school students hoping to gain entry to one of America's top universities may not be so pleased.
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He becomes the second player to gain entry while with the Astros, joining Kazuo Matsui, who reached 2,000 hits on Aug.
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But if she is unable to gain entry to the United States, she said, she would likely turn back to Honduras.
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Demonstrations continued on Monday as more than 500 Dakota Access Pipeline protesters tried to gain entry to the capitol in Bismarck.
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However, the demonstrators broke into smaller groups and attempted to gain entry to the capitol through various side entrances, he said.
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When he failed to gain entry to classrooms, he drove away and was later forced off the road and killed by officers.
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Terrorists with explosive vests sought to gain entry into the stadium, but were only able to detonate their vests outside the building.
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However, manufacturing false government identification to gain entry to confidential meetings and appearing to intend to buy or sell organs is illegal.
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INSIDER spoke to three people who have no royal connections but managed to gain entry to one of the Queen's lavish parties.
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For Humans Not Invited, Damjanki saved the IP addresses of every program that managed to sneak past the CAPTCHA and gain entry.
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Students gain entry into the specialized schools by acing a single high-stakes exam that tests their mastery of math and English.
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A Guatemalan woman and her child at a Mexico facility for immigrants trying to gain entry to the US in April 2019.
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Through Gera's sister, Rita (Ximena Romo), they gain entry to a club called the Aztec Lounge, where an exploding underground scene awaits.
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In a rush to stop the bleeding, many news outlets partnered with ad tech companies to gain entry to their expanding networks.
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Last week, Yale rescinded the admission of one student whose family had allegedly paid $1.2 million to gain entry under false pretenses.
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Through Gera's sister, Rita (Ximena Romo), they gain entry to a club called the Aztec Lounge, where an exploding underground scene awaits.
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Unlike in the US, the danger of ISIS exploiting the refugee ban to gain entry to the continent is a major security concern.
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TOO big, too unschooled, too old—only narrowly did John Glenn gain entry to the training programme which made him America's space hero.
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Delivery fees for the new service were not announced, nor were any details for how Walmart employees will gain entry into your home.
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Given that Markle didn't gain entry into the palace, one might say that the trip was a complete wash and waste of money.
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Two of the men were able to gain entry and a gun was held to her head, according to the Paris prosecutor's office.
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The problem is that anyone who can gain entry to the SS7 system can also repurpose these signals and intercept calls and texts.
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" Mr. Kissinger said he had been formally charged with "premeditated and dishonest behavior to gain entry to Levi Hall, creating an unsafe situation.
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We are witnessing a pattern where aliens are taking advantage of our asylum system in order to gain entry to the United States.
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WASHINGTON — The easiest way to gain entry into the United States is not to walk across the border in the dead of night.
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Kimel said the ploy had become more widespread in part because of the mania among parents eager to gain entry to leading institutions.
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When Tywin finally joined the rebellion, he pretended to be Aerys's ally one more time in order to gain entry to the city.
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She earlier received them to gain entry into the first four tournaments she played this year (in Stuttgart, Madrid, Rome and Stanford, Calif.).
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Raines took the full 10 years on the ballot to gain entry, but now he is there, a teammate of his role model.
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That is, if the messenger can gain entry into the locked anti-Trump panic room into which they have all seemed to retreat.
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Roslovic used his speed to gain entry into the offensive zone before Beaulieu's shot from the point was deflected by Appleton past Crawford.
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BuzzFeed News was unable to gain entry to the center, although the people — including F. and his family — were visible through a wire fence.
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There is extra incentive for players this week — the top three will gain entry into the 145th British Open at Royal Troon in July.
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To gain entry in the home, Kvitová said he pretended to be a workman inspecting her flat's hot water system, according to The Guardian.
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"Pseudonyms can enable people to access information, social services, and gain entry to communities while maintaining safety," EFF's Jillian York and Dia Kayyali wrote.
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About 22005m people—roughly one-third of those aged between 20153 and 22015—now gain entry to some form of higher institution each year.
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Enterprising thieves have been known to drop in on passengers, clambering on top of CNGs and slicing through their canvas roofing to gain entry.
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But these protocols are seen as insecure and experts say anyone who can gain entry to the SS7 system can intercept calls and texts.
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Meanwhile, the mother of a 2-year-old boy on life support is fighting to gain entry into the United States to see him.
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What about the dude who posed as Sidney Poitier's son to gain entry to Studio 54 and conned Gary Sinise into giving him money?
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Mr. Marks is president of the American chapter of Les Clefs d'Or, a concierge society whose members must display profound expertise to gain entry.
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They began donating to Republican campaigns and super PACs to gain entry into exclusive dinners, including multiple events that gave them access to Trump.
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Once they experience that, Russell said, they may turn pro while their junior rankings are still high enough to gain entry into more events.
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While the company has not said exactly how the Amazon Go stores will work, visitors will gain entry to them through a smartphone app.
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Nielsen tried to explain to the President that the asylum laws allow migrants from Central America to come to the US and gain entry.
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Similarly, conservative opposition to Lynch's announcement and to Obama's directive cited the alleged potential for sexual predators to gain entry to women's rest rooms.
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You either need to be a member of the Atlanta Track Club, or gain entry through a lottery to make it in for 2020.
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Thicke found the door locked and pounded on it, trying to gain entry into the home at which he was scheduled to pick up Julian.
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Some large part of computer security, generally, is evading and defending against malicious code that might gain entry into your system and do unwanted things.
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And tech companies, from Google to cell phone providers, sought to lessen regulations and gain entry into some of the countries involved in the deal.
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The angry protesters barged their way through an automatic door at Kensington and Chelsea town hall and sought to gain entry to an upper floor.
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"There is no need to arrive super early," a Disney employee says in an advisory video, promising that everyone with a spot will gain entry.
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Video footage showed Mr. Guaidó attempting to climb over the spiked metal fence to gain entry to the building where the vote would be held.
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When you were a kid, a special pattern—two knocks, a pause, three more knocks—could be used to gain entry to a members-only treehouse.
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Students gain entry to one of these eight "specialized" schools by scoring high enough on a single exam called the Specialized High School Admissions Test (SHSAT).
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Still, Gustin pursued her, prosecutors said, and he even attempted to gain entry to the home but was thwarted by a nurse who locked the doors.
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Police say they waited outside the structure for three people to leave and detained them, using their keys to gain entry into the otherwise impenetrable bunker.
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A Qantas lounge staffer reportedly recommended she purchase new shoes at one of the airport's shops in order to gain entry, adding further insult to injury.
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Goodrich was able to gain entry to the school thanks to the McKinney-Vento Act, a federal law which requires that homeless teens be immediately admitted.
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The agency said the attackers used that unauthorized access to gain entry through an International Olympic Committee account that was set up for the Rio Games.
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A major flaw in the way the MacOS High Sierra operates means that anyone can gain entry to a computer without the use of a password.
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The marriages are allegedly manufactured to help Rajneeshees from other countries gain entry into the United States or remain here in violation of U.S. immigration restrictions.
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The organization said it had also received reports of ICE agents using ruses to gain entry to people's homes or to obtain information about their relatives.
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After all, it is hard to feel the sublime majesty of this place when crammed in an interminable line simply to gain entry into the city.
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But the San Bernardino investigation turned into a high-stakes showdown after a federal judge ordered Apple to help the authorities gain entry to the phone.
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Last year, the club's security protocols came under scrutiny after a woman from China tried to gain entry carrying a thumb drive and multiple cell phones.
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Even though I spent a lot of money to start a petition in order gain entry (which was accepted) I still didn't receive my visa on time.
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Trump wrote that the U.S. immigration system is "laughed at all over the world," and is "very unfair" to those who use legal avenues to gain entry.
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To gain entry to Kona in 229, Michael Berland, head of the political polling and analytics firm Edelman-Berland, made a winning bid on a charity slot.
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But rather than use smart locks and a cloud-connected camera to gain entry, Amazon wants to use the connected technologies embedded in many modern vehicles today.
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And at one point, as a sidebar, Steele was lobbying Ohr on behalf of a Russian oligarch trying to gain entry for him to the United States.
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Officers said they had used a controlled explosion to gain entry to an address in the north of the city where two men were detained on Saturday.
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She must of thought I needed some kind of fuel to fill me with the courage to kick down doors and gain entry to an interesting life.
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A video filmed by El Askary shows him using his boarding pass to gain entry to a multi-story slide that can be found in Terminal 4.
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Inadvertently, the law has opened the door for parents, guardians, smugglers, and political activists to use minors as a way to gain entry to the United States.
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Media reports indicated that Bush allegedly initially attempted to enter a nearby church, but was unable to gain entry, before selecting the Kroger store as a target.
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"NEA may need to gain entry into inaccessible premises by force after serving of requisite notices, to ensure any breeding habitats are destroyed quickly," the statement said.
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Court records and law enforcement documents show that several individuals with questionable backgrounds have used the program to launder money and gain entry to the United States.
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A returning mother will have up to three years after the birth of her child to be eligible for a special ranking to gain entry into tournaments.
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Should Cetys gain entry, not only its athletes but also all C.C.A.A. athletes who wished to travel to Cetys for road games would need passports or visas.
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The 11-year-old's apartment happened to be unlocked and McNees was able to gain entry, but it was a "true random act of violence," said Wittkowski.
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As in that case, there is a dead gunman, a court authorization to gain entry to a phone, and an early stalemate between law enforcement and Apple.
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He has made a living robbing luxurious apartments of their masterpieces, sometimes using an arbalest, ropes, snap hooks and a harness to scale facades and gain entry.
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All this, federal prosecutors allege, so their children could gain entry to elite American colleges and universities, including Yale, Stanford and the University of Texas, among others.
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Her position was solidified by Marie Antoinette, whose favor included helping the painter gain entry into the Royal Academy, which excluded artists married to art dealers, in 1783.
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" Vogelnik noted that his former student had passed a rigorous test to gain entry to the college, and based on that he believed "her IQ was very high.
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Target, in contrast, is using its small shops to gain entry into cities that didn't have the available real estate to house its 2756,215-plus-square-foot stores.
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The Department of Homeland Security announced last month that there had been a number of cyberattackers seeking to gain entry into election databases leading up to the midterms.
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There is extra incentive for players at the Joburg Open this week — the top three will gain entry into the 145th British Open at Royal Troon in July.
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Girls fought and won the right to join the Boy Scouts; I'm not going to hold my breath waiting for boys to gain entry to the Girl Scouts.
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Tenants will proceed to the elevator banks for their floors; there, they will swipe smartphones equipped with a passcode or ID cards at turnstile sensors to gain entry.
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The administration argues that most asylum claims are illegitimate, made simply to gain entry to the country by people seeking employment and understanding how to game the system.
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The number of seats reserved for students who gain entry through Discovery doubled to 603 this year, from about 250 seats last year, across the eight specialized schools.
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He admitted the company failed to fix a software glitch that had been identified publicly in early March that the hackers used to gain entry into Equifax's system.
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Even for highly qualified scholars, it is difficult to gain entry to the Royal Archives, which cover two and a half centuries and hold roughly two million documents.
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Photo: GettySome Tesla users who rely on the app to gain entry to their Model 3 were temporarily unable to get into their electric cars on Labor Day.
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The gunmen holed up in the house, having failed to gain entry to the Makka Al-Mukarama hotel or the home of an appeals court judge, Farah said.
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CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa – A court has affirmed the immigration fraud conviction of a Rwandan man who lied to gain entry into the U.S. and was living in Cedar Rapids.
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Unknown intruders allegedly smashed the glass of a rear sliding door to gain entry, police say, adding that they ransacked the main level of the home before heading upstairs.
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Unfortunately, we continue to see too many cases of children being used by smugglers, traffickers and [transnational criminal organizations] in an attempt to circumvent our laws and gain entry.
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Under a provision known as 14(c), employers were permitted to pay less than minimum wage to disabled workers — in order to help them gain entry to the workforce.
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Such disruptions could put some students below the minimum credit hours required to be a full-time student or affect whether they're able to gain entry to future courses.
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Its gatekeepers met people trying to gain entry at a hiring fair for new stores in the George Washington Bridge Bus Station, at 403th Street in Manhattan, on Wednesday.
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Reporters and staff members were issued special color-coded badges — maroon for the news media, brown for Senate staff — to gain entry to the Senate side of the Capitol.
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The caravan became his justification for imposing increasingly restrictive, hard-line policies that have made it nearly impossible for most asylum-seekers to gain entry into the U.S. since.
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The hackers were apparently successful in getting employee login info they used to gain entry into one of Burisma's servers, although it is unclear how much information was obtained.
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These protections arguably apply to people who are legally here, and to people who show up at the border or an airport trying to gain entry into the United States.
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As Nick Hillman of the Higher Education Policy Institute, a think-tank, notes, this means that poor students no longer have to oust their middle-class peers to gain entry.
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After the explosion, three armed suicide attackers tried to gain entry into the hotel, but were engaged by police, Sediq Sediqqi, a spokesman for the Afghan Interior Ministry, told CNN.
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"What we're seeing today is buyers being opportunistic and trying to gain entry into the overall market," said Robert Pavlik, chief market strategist at Boston Private Wealth in New York.
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The two-time reigning Art Ross Trophy winner (top point-scorer) corralled a loose puck in the neutral zone and used his speed to gain entry into the offensive zone.
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Tatyana Muntyan, a library employee, said that even before the transfer its director had reduced opening hours, stopped home lending, halted acquisitions, and made readers show passports to gain entry.
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He reached a No. 1 ranking in the city and used that distinction — by calling tournament directors directly — to gain entry into some professional events, like Monte Carlo and Detroit.
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Two-time European Tour winner Jonzon does not yet have his card for this season and was the last of the 210-player field to gain entry to the tournament.
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Pump's camp insists there were indeed 3 men trying to get into the home, and he only fired out of fear they were about to gain entry to the apartment.
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Mr. Andrés said Ivanka Trump, President Trump's daughter and adviser, had attended the after-party and passed Mr. Andrés on her way in while he was waiting to gain entry.
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A New York man was arrested after allegedly attacking a flight attendant on board a United Airlines flight and barreling into the door of the cockpit, attempting to gain entry.
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The tech behemoth apologized to consumers in November after users of its latest Mac operating system were able to gain entry to the computer without the use of a password.
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The Trump administration has called the surge of Central American immigration a crisis and says most migrants falsify asylum claims as a ruse to gain entry to the United States.
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People who carry defective copies of CCR5 are highly immune to HIV, because the virus uses a protein made by this gene to gain entry into an infected person's cells.
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Shoppers gain entry to the store with a smartphone application, and are charged for items using sensors and other technologies similar to those in self-driving cars, Amazon has said.
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They first gain entry and establish a backdoor foothold to maintain ongoing access and then steal system and administrator account credentials, which allow them to move through the network unobtrusively.
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According to DHS, there was a 315% increase "in the number of cases of adults with minors fraudulently posing as 'family units' to gain entry" from October 2017 to February 2018.
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Nabs estimates ten to 290 people attended in the early days but eventually, he says, hundreds packed the dance floor with hundreds more standing outside, unable to gain entry every Sunday.
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IT IS just before lunchtime on a crisp Sunday morning in Berlin, and a small congregation is waiting to gain entry to Berghain, a nightclub in a graffiti-spattered factory building.
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On Thursday, Alvarado used a ladder to prop himself on a ledge and break a glass door to gain entry into Swift's home, "attempting to remove property," New York police said.
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Police got a call that Forster was trying to gain entry to a house by banging on the doors where a teenage girl lived with whom he was friends, McCulloch said.
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To gain entry into events, he will now have to request wildcards, and rely on the goodwill of tournament organizers, if he wants to regain his place among the tennis elite.
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The incident comes about a week after a man breached a 5-foot outer perimeter fence and scaled an 8-foot vehicle gate to gain entry to the White House grounds.
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The logistics for Thursday's event -- which has been dubbed "Nipsey Hussle's Celebration of Life" -- are up on Staples Center's website, and it breaks down how to gain entry to the ceremony.
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The startup world, with its seeming preoccupation with the repeated-ad-infinitum Beckett quote, "Fail again, fail better," paints failure as a trophy, a way to gain entry to the club.
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Malicious email campaigns have been used to gain entry into organizations in the United States, Turkey and Switzerland, and likely other countries well, Symantec said in a report published on Wednesday.
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In July, former Attorney General Jeff Sessions made it all but impossible for asylum seekers to gain entry into the United States by citing fears of domestic abuse or gang violence.
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Test scores were inflated, essays were falsified and photographs were doctored, all in an illicit effort to gain entry to schools such as Yale, the University of Southern California and Georgetown.
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But for several days, right-wing media sources have been suggesting that ISIS and other terrorists and criminal groups could infiltrate the caravan and ultimately gain entry into the United States.
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According to the department, there was a 315% increase "in the number of cases of adults with minors fraudulently posing as 'family units' to gain entry" from October 2017 to February 2018.
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Police in Sonoma County, Northern California, were called to an unusual home invasion attempt early Monday, when a belligerent goat tried to gain entry to a woman's home via the front door.
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As in the five other such stores in Seattle and Chicago, shoppers gain entry by scanning a QR code in the Amazon Go mobile app to open a subway-style entry gate.
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Last year, ICE warned of a "1803 percent increase in the number of cases of adults with minors fraudulently posing as 'family units' to gain entry" from October 2017 to February 2018.
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The second-gen Kevo still comes with the same touch-to-unlock feature that made it popular back in 2013, letting users simply touch the lock to gain entry to their home.
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In the autumn of 2015, several of the ISIS Paris and Brussels attack cell posed as refugees to gain entry into Europe, during a huge influx of refugees through Turkey and Greece.
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It will soon gain entry to the 34-nation Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR), whose aim is to keep irresponsible countries from acquiring missiles with which to deliver weapons of mass destruction.
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Jeanne Baret became the first woman to circumnavigate the world by sea after disguising herself as a male assistant to the botanist Philibert Commerson to gain entry to a French naval ship.
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The fingerprints Nicola used as part of his application to gain entry into Canada were also used for a failed refugee application to America with the same name, but a different age.
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He was then arrested and charged with "the publication of documents in an anti-Soviet foreign journal" and with forging signatures on documents he had used to gain entry to Leningrad archives.
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One was Igor Gavrish, 24, a Russian immigrant who passed stringent background checks to work with deadly viruses in a laboratory where he must have his iris scanned twice to gain entry.
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This includes personal identifiable information that sophisticated attackers could use to gain entry into medical records, bank accounts, employer email accounts and networks — virtually anywhere that a person has an online presence.
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"When no one answered the door, the suspect would gain entry to the backyards of the homes, smash a rear patio sliding door or back window, then enter the homes," the release said.
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There is an extra incentive for the players this week — the leading three non-exempt players in the top 10 will gain entry into the 145th British Open at Royal Troon in July.
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If the U.S. can get China to compromise on the issue of intellectual property an, "unlikely ramification," could be one that helps Visa and Mastercard gain entry in to the country, Vafi said.
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Williams' case highlights an unsettling reality about the nation's health insurance system: It is surprisingly easy for fraudsters to gain entry, and it is shockingly difficult to convince insurance companies to stop them.
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Julian Stanley, then a psychologist at Johns Hopkins University, over 25 years recruited 0003,000 precocious children, each of whom had intelligence-test scores in early adolescence high enough to gain entry to university.
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Once you gain entry, you can have one of the Filipino-influenced mixed drinks like the Chili Manilli (spicier than I wanted with this food) or a home-brewed green mango soda (lovely).
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If you were an underage person trying to gain entry to a bar, it was considered necessary, in those days, to dress yourself entirely in the manner of a crumbling gentleman of 85.
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In 2008, he managed to pass an interim security clearance and gain entry into the U.S. Army's Human Terrain System program, which brought anthropologists into Afghanistan and Iraq to learn about local culture.
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The alert, from the FBI and Department of Homeland Security, said North Korean hackers were using a type of malware known as "FALLCHILL" to gain entry to computer systems and compromise network systems.
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Then the waitlist will swell to 193 people, but only 350 lucky ticketholders will be lucky enough to gain entry, and for those few hundred, no one will know quite knows what's instore.
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Test scores were inflated, essays were falsified and photographs were doctored, all in an illicit effort to gain entry to Yale, the University of Southern California, Stanford, Georgetown and other big name schools.
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In the Bangladesh slum of the coastal city of Mombasa, an opposition stronghold, the polling station was smeared with excrement, and residents blocked access even as the police tried furiously to gain entry.
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The New York Times reported last year that Facebook had developed a tool that would let third parties censor the social network as part of its attempt to gain entry into the market.
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Ricky tells cops he was denied entry at the front of the hotel ... and when he went to the side door in a second attempt to gain entry to the bathroom -- employees tackled him.
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The two Labour politicians had lobbied for over a year to gain entry to the secretive detention center, which had previously denied access to even the United Nations special rapporteur on violence against women.
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"The biggest loophole drawing illegal aliens to our borders is the use of fraudulent or meritless asylum claims to gain entry into our great country," Mr. Trump said during a speech on Nov. 1.
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Bush, who is white, had a history of making racist threats and he had tried unsuccessfully to gain entry to a predominantly black church just minutes before the Kroger shooting, according to local police.
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In recent days, his administration has sought to whip up fear by scaring people into believing our nation faced a major crisis involving known or suspected terrorists attempting to gain entry in the country.
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In 2013, Bharara's office charged Devyani Khobragade, then the Deputy Consul General of India in New York, with committing visa fraud in order to gain entry for an Indian domestic worker in her employ.
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According to the federal court filings, North Korean hackers posed as job-seekers and sent simple spearfishing emails to bank employees with links containing malware that allowed them to gain entry to bank systems.
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Kamkwamba was unable to return to school for five years, until his inventions captivated supporters who helped him gain entry into the African Leadership Academy, and then into Dartmouth, where he graduated in 2014.
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In 2008, the State Department suspended its family reunification program, citing widespread kinship fraud—the practice of claiming a fraudulent biological relationship with someone in the U.S. in order to gain entry as a refugee.
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A major flaw in the way the MacOS High Sierra operates means that anyone can gain entry to a computer without the use of a password, obtaining access to powerful administrator rights in the process.
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Those last two points of protection are particularly important, he says, in a scenario like the Capital One breach, where the intruder was able to exploit a security flaw to gain entry into the system.
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What if we committed ourselves to saying that within the next five years we will have built a structure that never allows anyone who wants to do America's children harm to gain entry our shores?
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A quarter of phishing attacks studied last year by Verizon were found to be nation-state spies trying to gain entry into their target's inboxes, up from the 9 percent of attacks reported in 2016.
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You still need to enter a password to access your account but then, just like a home key or a set of car keys, you need the physical key to gain entry to your account.
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A medical issue by itself usually has not been enough to gain entry into the United States, and was rarely grounds for a claim of asylum, typically granted to those fleeing political oppression and violence.
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The lightly armed skiers would then quickly ski their way to the plant, and use stealth rather than force to gain entry to the heavy water production room in order to destroy it with explosives.
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But even if he doesn't eliminate gifted classes altogether, which would amount to a seismic change for the district, he almost surely will face pressure to change how young children gain entry into the programs.
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The ban came in response to efforts by tobacco executives to use public badges to get inside the venue, she said, adding that industry representatives then started borrowing badges from delegates they knew to gain entry.
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Keith Palmer Keith Palmer, 48, was the police officer on duty outside of Parliament who was fatally stabbed by the suspect, who attempted to gain entry to Parliament Palace after crashing his vehicle into a gate.
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Law enforcement tells TMZ ... Roger Alvarado managed to get on the roof of Taylor's Tribeca pad early Thursday morning -- around 2 AM -- but once he busted down a door to gain entry her alarm system sounded.
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From product placement and casting famous Chinese entertainers in supporting roles to altering filming locations and storylines, Hollywood has done a lot over the past 20 years to gain entry into China's ever-growing moviegoing market.
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That intensifies an already raw debate about equity, representation and opportunity that has raged since Mr. de Blasio proposed scrapping the one-day test now required to gain entry into New York's eight elite high schools.
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The company would have a significant presence in important markets in several electoral swing states, including Pennsylvania, Ohio and North Carolina, and would gain entry into the biggest urban markets: New York, Los Angeles and Chicago.
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A judicial warrant is signed by a state or federal court judge, unlike the "administrative warrants" issued by the Department of Homeland Security that ICE agents sometimes try to use to gain entry into a business.
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The Port of Turbo in Colombia reportedly holds 30,000 African migrants at a time hoping to gain entry into the U.S. This is more than an unusual coincidence — the cartels operate where the wild things are.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Three men blew themselves up outside a rural police station in southern Russia on Monday after trying to gain entry to the building as part of an unsuccessful attack, Russian investigators said in a statement.
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Who suffers North Carolina is worried about what happens if someone with nefarious motives -- including the state's prisoners -- falsely claims they "identify" as a woman only to gain entry to a women's restroom, locker room or shower.
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But some countries don't scan passport barcodes or microchips, and that's where even a low-cost phony passport can help a criminal gain entry, according to Brian Stack, vice president of engineering and darkweb surveillance at Experian.
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The incident marked an escalation of tensions that have been mounting since groups of Central American migrants began arriving in Tijuana a few weeks ago on their journey to attempt to gain entry to the United States.
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Her first goal is to win a competition known as the Proving and gain entry to the Nora tribe, a crucial step toward learning who her parents are — and, perhaps, how this strange world came to be.
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Mr. Merkley's attempt to gain entry this month, captured on Facebook Live by a member of his staff, put national attention on the shelter, which is run by a nonprofit group that contracts with a federal agency.
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Background reading: • A ruling that Attorney General Jeff Sessions issued in a closely watched case will make it difficult for asylum seekers to gain entry in the United States based on fears of domestic or gang violence.
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However, representatives arriving at the sites failed to gain entry after workers walked off the job for four hours to picket the entrance to the facilities, the union and another source close to the privatisation process said.
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For years, Mr. Alvarez, who had initially moved to New York to work and send money back to his family, tried to gain entry for his wife, whom he had met during one of his trips home.
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And it might have been easier to gain entry to the United States with a British address, said Richard White, a Stanford historian who has chronicled his own grandfather's illegal immigration from Ireland to Chicago in 1924.
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Just as Bowers reportedly entered a Jewish synagogue to open fire on innocents on Saturday, Gregory A. Bush was arrested in Kentucky on Wednesday after failing to gain entry to a historically black church carrying a weapon.
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Pregliasco said that CasaPound and Forza Nuova only polled around 0.5 to 1 percent of the vote in Italy, making them too small to overcome the 3 percent threshold needed to gain entry into the Italian parliament.
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"In order to gain entry, the only thing Ms. Zhang did was give a very common Chinese name and make no claims she was there as a member or family member," her lawyer, Robert E. Adler said.
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They'd jack up the price of a commonplace item, say, a $70 iPhone charging cord, then "discount" it to a normal price, creating a giant discount percentage (85% off!!) to gain entry into the valuable Today's Deal page.
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Visitors must show some form of identification to a guard and explain the purpose of their visit, he said, but if they have a library card from the Vatican Library, they can use that to gain entry, too.
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PatronScan claims to have a networked list of more than 40,000 banned customers, many of whom may not even know about their eighty-sixed status until they try to gain entry into another bar covered by the system.
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At that point, I couldn't stand any longer (I have bad joints, and I know I'm not the only one with physical issues who was there), and I didn't want to compete with my fellows to gain entry.
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At the roundtable, Homeland Security and U.S. Border Patrol officials recounted stories of "recycled children" used by migrants in attempts to gain entry to the United States, false asylum claims and sick migrant children rescued and cared for.
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Prosecutors said Shehu, a Paramus, New Jersey resident, then flew to San Francisco and attempted to gain entry into the fundraising event with the foreign national, who was denied entry but was allowed to be photographed with Obama.
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Immigration officials have previously claimed that the high number of in-absentia removal orders issued under the so-called rocket docket policy proves migrants are claiming asylum at the border to gain entry into the U.S. and disappear.
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Something had changed: The evacuees had been told when they boarded that they would only need a passport and a certificate proving that they had no criminal record to gain entry; now, they needed a visa as well.
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In a series of calls wiretapped by the F.B.I., Mr. McGlashan discussed photoshopping pictures of his son to make it appear that he was a football player to help him gain entry to the University of Southern California.
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Security was dispatched to the $50-a-night, lobbyist-owned Capitol Hill condo where he was living to see if he was O.K. To gain entry, the agents had to knock down the front door to the building.
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Gordon-Levitt said that HitRecord doesn't emphasize that you'll gain entry into the creative industry by using its platform, nor does it market itself as something you can turn into a full-time job, like YouTube often promises.
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Lyndon Barrois' Meme series, Beverly Hills PoC, for instance, appropriates stills from the film, Beverly Hills Cop, to present the protagonist Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) as a young artist trying to gain entry into the Los Angeles art scene.
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Our general counsel Nabiha Syed recently wrote a letter to the administration to, I think it was Customs and Border Patrol, demanding access for us to gain entry into one of the facilities, specifically the one in McAllen, Texas.
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The same themes returned time and time again, in every conversation I had: promoters, DJs, or clubbers—all assured of guestlist—suddenly being unable to gain entry, even if they were involved professionally in the event going on inside.
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Cooper said that Clinton, now the Democratic nominee for president, did with "some frequency" experience failed brute-force attacks on the server, in which hackers would attempt to gain entry by repeatedly testing random combinations of usernames and passwords.
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New York has some work to do if it looks gain entry into the NHL's second season, as the Islanders find themselves six points out of the final wild-card spot in the Eastern Conference with four games remaining.
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" What changed the narrative: "A surging number of arrests, media reports of smugglers renting children to desperate migrants to help them gain entry into the United States and stories of children dying in U.S. custody have changed the narrative.
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This has become a pull factor that encourages more undocumented aliens to make illegal crossings with children, and "recycling rings" are providing children to make it possible for aliens who don't have children to gain entry as family units.
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It also turns Snap into an authentication tool app makers can embed in their own apps to let people easily log in—similar to the way many apps let you use your Facebook username and password to gain entry.
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The word makes me think of love letters, or billets doux, and the word itself is indeed French for small note or ticket, something that a soldier might use to gain entry into a supporter's home for the night.
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"It might not be as developed in children as in adults," he said, which might make it tougher for the spikes on the tiny viral particles to bind and gain entry to the cells so the virus can replicate.
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Others arrived without tickets — several warnings were issued over loudspeakers telling ticketless spectators stranded outside that they would not be able to gain entry — after the authorities limited the amount of seats available to women to a few thousand.
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That can become trouble if, say, a dedicated team of thieves spend an hour or so walking around your driveway in the middle of the night trying to intercept the key fob's signal so they can gain entry to your Tesla.
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McAleenan, like many other Trump administration officials, voiced frustration that Central American immigrants have relied on US asylum law to gain entry to the US due to court orders that families cannot be held in detention for long periods of time.
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President Donald Trump this week claimed that a lot of migrants coming up through Mexico attempt to "grab a child" near the border in order to make up false family connections and more easily gain entry into the United States.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday removed the Moscow-based firm from two lists of approved vendors used by government agencies to purchase technology equipment, amid concerns its products could be used by the Kremlin to gain entry into U.S. networks.
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Once athletes from countries that have already met their quota are taken off the list, any athlete from a non-represented continent (such as Adeagbo) can gain entry if they finish in the top 45 and complete five qualifying races.
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"It is the hiding of these additional commission fees which lies at the heart of this case...," he told the jury at London's Southwark Crown Court in a courtroom so packed that reporters had to request tickets to gain entry.
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North Dakota's highway patrol said it locked down the state capitol in Bismarck on Monday after more than 500 Dakota Access Pipeline protesters tried to gain entry to the building, said Lieutenant Tom Iverson, spokesman for the state highway patrol.
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Singer, 59, pleaded guilty Tuesday to federal criminal charges connected to his alleged widespread, $25 million scheme to help wealthy parents bribe, cheat and otherwise fraudulently game the college admissions system to gain entry for their children to highly ranked universities.
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Perhaps this is because Brazilians don't tend to fit within the narrative of illegal immigrants desperately cramming themselves into the back of trucks to gain entry to the UK. Most simply book a flight to England and then overstay their visas.
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The Trump administration on Tuesday removed Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab from two lists of approved vendors used by government agencies to purchase technology equipment, amid concerns its products could be used by the Kremlin to gain entry into U.S. networks.
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Smyczek went ahead and played the event in the Netherlands and another in Britain before returning to the United States to prepare for coming tournaments, hoping to improve his ranking and possibly gain entry into the United States Open's main draw.
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Numbers compiled by the Department of Homeland Security show that Mr. Trump's policies, including his administration's decision to separate children from their parents at the border, have failed to deter people from trying to gain entry to the United States.
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Indeed, one of the richest ironies that could emerge from Tuesday's election would be if strong Arab turnout raised the minimum vote threshold for political parties to gain entry into Parliament so high that Mr. Lieberman failed to clear it.
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After weeks of talks, the Mexican government reluctantly agreed to accept the waiting migrants, which could substantially reduce the number of people trying to gain entry into the United States and deter even those with the most credible asylum claims.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration rattled markets on Friday with news it is weighing options to impose limits on U.S. capital flows into China following years in which U.S. businesses and investors worked to gain entry to China's lucrative markets (Bloomberg).
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Malicious email campaigns dating back to late 2015 were used to gain entry into organizations in the United States, Turkey and Switzerland, and likely other countries, Symantec said at the time, though it did not name Russia as the culprit.
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Malicious email campaigns dating back to late 2015 were used to gain entry into organizations in the United States, Turkey and Switzerland, and likely other countries, Symantec said at the time, though it did not name Russia as the culprit.
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In 2010, Google decided to shut down the censored China branch of its search engine service after it discovered the government had launched cyberattacks to gain entry to human rights activists' Gmail accounts, though it is in negotiations to come back.[TechCrunch]
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All a hacker needs to do is convince you that their dodgy website or email is from your bank or other online service, and they can trick you into revealing your password (a so-called "phishing" attack) and gain entry to your account.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A 43-year-old native of Wuhan, a central Chinese city ravaged by a coronavirus outbreak, said he climbed up rusty pipes to the third-floor balcony of an apartment to gain entry into the home of a middle-aged couple.
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Gronk was standing at the VIP section of SI Swimsuit model's roped-off area at WALL, acting as a gatekeeper to make sure all those who tried to gain entry belonged with his new cover girl's crew, a fellow partygoer tells PEOPLE.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Security experts and patrons at a Philippines casino on Friday expressed alarm at the apparent ease with which a lone gunman was able gain entry to the building before opening fire and starting a blaze that killed more than 30 people.
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The Cathedral was open to the public for two days and people waited six to eight hours in the sweltering heat, in a line that stretched twenty-five city blocks, to gain entry to the Cathedral and walk past his flag-draped casket.
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And with five more years of eligibility on the ballot, Bonds and Clemens would have a shot to build on that momentum, as others have in the past, and actually gain entry into Cooperstown despite their well-known links to performance-enhancing drugs.
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Notably, American Express became the first U.S. card network to gain permission to set up card-clearing services in China last November, and Mastercard this year said it would try to set up a joint venture with another local player to gain entry.
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But this was the first time border agents had used a search warrant to gain entry, the group said in a statement, suggesting a change in strategy by the Border Patrol leadership in the region at a time when temperatures are soaring.
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In the McGlashan case, Hueston interviewed as many as four parents for possible representation after a sweeping March indictment netted 33 accused of paying a consultant to create fake profiles and exam scores for their children to gain entry into top universities.
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Apple reached out to the FBI to offer advice on how to gain entry into the iPhone of the gunman who opened fire on a Texas church this week, after the tech giant learned that investigators were trying to access its data.
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The strategic investment, Ant's eight international payments deal, will allow the firm to gain entry to Vietnam's booming market of nearly 100 million people, a quarter of whom are under 25, and where e-commerce growth is among the highest in the region.
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In recent months, a small cottage industry has popped up to serve this very clientele: Ukrainians with Jewish roots who have not practiced Judaism for years, if ever — and who thus need evidence of their Jewish bona fides to gain entry to Israel.
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But poll workers and former campaign officials say that their primary security concerns still aren't with voting machines themselves but with protecting voter registration systems and defending against basic phishing attacks like the ones used to gain entry to the Democratic National Committee's network.
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ProtonMail does insist even its own administrators are unable to decrypt user's message in that scenario, though Wired added it is theoretically possible the government could compel the service to falsify keys or serve malicious Javascript to users in an attempt to gain entry.
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BEIJING, Feb 3 (Reuters) - A 43-year-old native of Wuhan, a central Chinese city ravaged by a coronavirus outbreak, said he climbed up rusty pipes to the third-floor balcony of an apartment to gain entry into the home of a middle-aged couple.
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When Ticketmaster introduced "paperless" tickets—an anti-scalper move that requires the fan to present the credit card used to purchased the ticket to gain entry to a show—Lowson considered opening a bank in the Cayman Island to issue his own disposable credit cards.
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Ms. Harvey's sumptuous voice and affecting vulnerability were ideal for this character, who may start off meek and loving but becomes Tamino's steadfast equal during the trials they endure to gain entry into temple of wisdom overseen by Sarastro, here the stentorian bass Morris Robinson.
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They are designed as targets at which to throw weighted balls, for an exercise that may be used as a way to gain entry to the Death Star, or as bull's-eyes for the boulder supposedly crushing class members in an Indiana Jones workout.
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Cirelli also had a hand in the Lightning's next goal, forcing a turnover to help gain entry into the offensive zone before Alex Killorn crashed the crease to poke a rebound of Cedric Paquette's shot past Bishop with 6:07 remaining in the second period.
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In 2014, after a stellar career coaching women's hockey at Minnesota, Laura Halldorson was asked by Brodt and Brown to help gain entry into the C.W.H.L. Halldorson said the Whitecaps, a nonprofit, received funding for travel from a small base of contributors and family foundations.
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Her friends, who have always treated her the way she's yearned to be treated, suddenly aren't good enough; why hang with them when she can now gain entry to the secret clubs in the back of shady dim sum restaurants, courtesy of her shiny beauty industry friends?
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And this week, it was announced that New York's ultra-selective Stuyvesant High only accepted seven black students and 33 Hispanic students in a freshman class of nearly 900, suggesting that many low-income students of color struggle to gain entry to elite schools well before college.
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Flashback: A similar situation arose with Apple and the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 2016 when investigators requested Apple help gain entry into an iPhone used by Syed Rizwan Farook, who carried out the 2015 San Bernardino shooting that resulted in the deaths of 14 people.
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In a video lasting more than 30 minutes that the attacker live-streamed from a helmet camera, he was heard cursing his failure to gain entry to the synagogue before shooting dead a woman passer-by in the street and a man in a nearby kebab restaurant.
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In a video lasting more than 30 minutes that the attacker live-streamed from a helmet camera, he was heard cursing his failure to gain entry to the synagogue before shooting dead a woman passer-by in the street and a man in a nearby kebab restaurant.
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In order to gain entry into the ultra-elite show business club, Springsteen needs to triumph at the 2019 Emmys over Homecoming: A Film By Beyoncé, Wanda Sykes: Not Normal, Hannah Gadsby: Nanette — all Netflix projects — as well as CBS's Carpool Karaoke: When Corden Met McCartney Live From Liverpool.
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So the product design includes an actual physical mortise lock mechanism, as well as various 'smarter' flourishes — such as a camera, touchscreen and Bluetooth — to allow for digital keys to be used to gain entry, callers to be screened and other smart lock features such as entry tracking.
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My mother spoke to the US Embassy in the United Arab Emirates, changed my usual flight from Qatar Airways to Oman Air as well as called the Dubai immigration office, asking if I will be allowed into the country, which assured her I would gain entry when I arrive.
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The incident marks an escalation of tensions that have been mounting since groups of Central American migrants began arriving in Tijuana a few weeks ago on their journey to try to gain entry to the US. Mexico says it will deport the migrants who attempted to rush the border.
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The company offered a few salves to skeptics on Wednesday at a City Council hearing: It will hire public housing residents to work at a new 30-person customer service center and establish a certificate program at LaGuardia Community College to help students gain entry-level technology jobs.
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WASHINGTON — Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Monday made it all but impossible for asylum seekers to gain entry into the United States by citing fears of domestic abuse or gang violence, in a ruling that could have a broad effect on the flow of migrants from Central America.
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The weekend after next, when hundreds of thousands of people descend on downtown Manhattan to either participate or watch the march unfold, Reclaim Pride protesters will be "gathering and marching to the staging area of the resistance contingent together and will then attempt to gain entry without their wristbands," Tolan said.
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Sunday's incident marked an escalation of tensions that have been mounting since groups of Central American migrants began arriving in Tijuana a few weeks ago on their journey to attempt to gain entry to the US. The incident began with a march to the border that organizers said would be peaceful.
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Right now, China imposes tariffs on a range of American products, including autos, agricultural goods and energy, and has other stiff barriers to entering its market, such as requiring American companies to enter into joint ventures with Chinese firms to gain entry and additional hurdles to shipping goods into the country.
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That is, if the Russians can show that they have passed rigorous drug screenings to gain entry because of a state-supported doping scandal at the 217 Winter Games in Russia that compelled the International Olympic Committee to ban the country as a team but allow cleared athletes to compete.
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Latch's hardware will also support unlocking via Apple's Touch ID. The product has a touchscreen so users can input one-time entry codes, thereby allowing people to gain entry to a Latch locked building without having to own or use a smartphone (or indeed have downloaded a dedicated app) just to get access.
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It was just a shame that his performance was in front of rows and rows of empty red seats as barely three thousand fans had been able to gain entry into the 13,200-capacity arena by the time he mounted the rings with the chants of "Zanettti, Zanetti, Zanetti" ringing in his ears.
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DJ Pierre of PHUTURE has spoken publicly about his encounters with racism growing up in Chicago, and just last week, THUMP reported on the racism problem in London nightlife, where clubgoers and music industry professionals of color are reporting they are struggling to gain entry to nightclubs on the city's West End.
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MULTI-PRONGED STRATEGY Sibanye's strategy for eradicating the problem is multi-pronged: a tip-off and reward system to encourage employees to report suspicious activity, tactical security units that can go underground to make arrests, and access checks such as biometrics, also used by rivals such as Harmony, to ensure only authorised personnel gain entry.
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In the face of growing pressure to tackle New York City's widespread school segregation, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Saturday a proposal that would change how students are admitted to eight of the city's specialized high schools, a group of highly sought-after institutions where students gain entry based on a single test.
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Behind each of these possibilities is the question: How does a black man in 1961 gain entry to the spaces where rich white girls live, so that he can fall in love with one, get secretly engaged, and then be accused of murder when she is found dead, raped and mutilated, on a golf course?
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Immigrant advocates said at a news conference Wednesday that they believe her deportation order stems from a recent ruling from Attorney General Jeff Sessions that asylum seekers can no longer cite domestic abuse and gang violence as reasons to gain entry into the U.S. Arevalo-Herrera is staying at the First Unitarian Universalist Church in Richmond while she appeals.
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So while the Latch M works with mortise locks — and includes a physical handle and slot for an actual key, for people who prefer the traditional key-in-hand route to gain entry — the Latch R enables purely electronic entry — either by tapping a mobile or key card or tapping in a code on its touchscreen.
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"Outside of China, many of these brands are virtually unknown and the ability of these rapidly growing Chinese vendors to gain entry into mature markets such as the United States and Western Europe will be essential if they have aspirations of catching Apple or Samsung at the top," the IDC research manager, Anthony Scarsella, said in a report.
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"Outside of China, many of these brands are virtually unknown and the ability of these rapidly growing Chinese vendors to gain entry into mature markets such as the United States and Western Europe will be essential if they have aspirations of catching Apple or Samsung at the top," Anthony Scarsella, research manager with IDC's mobile phone team, said in a press release.
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But, for days, right-wing media outlets have suggested that ISIS and other criminal groups could infiltrate the caravan and ultimately gain entry into the US. The reports stemmed from an October 11 article in the prominent Guatemala newspaper Prensa Libre which quoted Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales saying the country's law enforcement had captured approximately 100 people linked to terrorism, including ISIS.
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A version of Keanu Reeves living 700 years in the future contacts Rudd and asks him to weasel his way into Caltech's event, implying that the future of the world depends on it; Rudd can only gain entry by challenging Hawking to a board game grudge match, one live-tweeted by everyone from Judd Apatow and Will Ferrell to President Obama and Pope Francis.
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Jeff MerkleyJeffrey (Jeff) Alan MerkleySenate Democrats push Trump to permanently shutter migrant detention facility Senate Dem seeks answers from DHS on reports of pregnant asylum seekers sent back to Mexico Schumer backs Pelosi as impeachment roils caucus MORE (D-Ore.) shared a video on social media late Sunday following his unsuccessful efforts to gain entry to a federal immigration detention center in Brownsville, Texas.
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Both Olivia Jade and Isabella Rose did gain entry to USC as athletic recruits after their parents allegedly paid Singer a total of $500,000, according to court filings, though both Loughlin and Giannulli pleaded not guilty to federal charges stemming from the scandal, with the couple reportedly claiming they were duped by Singer and thought the money they paid him would be used as a donation to the school.
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Crowley also criticized Attorney General Jeff Sessions for a ruling this week that will limit the ability of domestic violence and gang violence victims to seek asylum in the U.S. DEMOCRATIC SENATOR TOLD TO &aposPLEASE GO AWAY&apos AFTER TRYING TO GAIN ENTRY TO IMMIGRANT FACILITY Sessions said he made the change because asylum law had been stretched too far to allow those claims to form the basis for an asylum application.
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Their argument boils down to the ideology of meritocracy, that as marginalized people we were able to pull ourselves up by our bootstraps, study hard and gain entry, which of course ignores the centuries of redlining and institutional racism experienced by Black and brown communities and that many middle schools in Black and Latinx neighborhoods do not have advanced programs or educators who are equipped to prepare their students for the test.
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Aside from the legal issues, the room searches have also raised serious concerns about the safety of guests—particularly because security personnel who attempted to gain entry to occupied rooms failed to show ID or showed improper ID. Katie Moussouris, founder and CEO of Luta Security and a prominent member of the computer security and hacking communities, recounted her experience when two security personnel at Caesars Palace banged on her door to demand access.
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In Brooklyn federal court Tuesday, a gaunt Bronfman pleaded not guilty to allegations she conspired with Raniere to steal email passwords from his "perceived enemies," racked up charges on the credit card of his dead ex-girlfriend and laundered money to help a non-citizen fraudulently gain entry to the US. Bronfman was part of an "inner circle" of loyalists who "committed a broad range of serious crimes from identity theft and obstruction of justice to sex trafficking, all to promote and protect Raniere and NXIVM," U.S. Attorney Richard Donoghue said in a statement.
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