" Shetty countered: "It's different when people are voluntarily giving information.
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I will be answering people, accepting résumés, giving information for parties.
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McCabe's giving information to the Wall Street Journal is not in dispute.
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"Somebody in the FBI is giving information to reporters about it," he said.
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Microsoft has admitted to giving information to British authorities after the Westminster Bridge attack.
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There is no way the Justice Department is giving information via Freedom of Information.
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"Chassis default, 01," the engineer responded, giving information about the problem and the settings.
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The complaint indicated that the cooperating witness was still giving information to government investigators.
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Even now, financial institutions are prohibited by law from giving information about foreign account holders.
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"If they're giving information on condoms, they don't want to do a condom demonstration," she says.
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Michael Cranston is accused of giving information on the tax office to his 30-year-old son Adam.
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"We're giving information on a daily basis over to the White House so that they're informed," Shulkin said.
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But when it comes to giving information to its own people, the message from China has been lacking.
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She said she encountered plenty of skepticism about the necessity and safety of giving information to the government.
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As the court action moves forward, Trump himself has said he is working on giving information to Mueller.
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" Conway went on to condemn recent leaks, saying, "somebody in the government is giving information they should not be.
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It's notable that Google's own web page about the Pixel shows Assistant giving information about the weather in Mumbai.
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And she says that she categorically denies that she knows anything about the British giving information to John Brennan.
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That's people who work for Trump and are in different corners of the Trump universe, giving information to him.
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Firstly, you're giving information about who calls you — and sometimes who you call — to another company that isn't your cell carrier.
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The electrodes send a small current through the body and measure voltage, giving information back about the composition of the body.
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It includes an array of false statements and glaring contradictions from officials in giving information to both Congress and federal investigators.
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Indeed, the bill would prohibit even the act of giving information to a U.N. body about boycott activity directed at Israel.
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He captured the audience by giving information many people didn't know about some historical events, college statistics and advances in medicine.
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And there are suggestions that Cohen is giving information about whether Trump tried to obstruct justice since he became president, as well.
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That is: When Clovis was questioned, he probably didn't know that his former subordinate had flipped, and was giving information to Mueller.
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Trump has taken aim at the intelligence community for leaks, warning that they will be "caught" for "illegally" giving information to the press.
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About 54 responders were selected to complete 14-day journals chronicling the videos they watched daily, giving information on their habits and opinions.
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"(Sharif) has announced Rs 10 million ($90,000) for anyone giving information about the kidnapper," Punjab government spokesman Malik Muhammad Ahmad Khan told Reuters.
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"So as we're walking through this in real time, we're giving information that we're getting on the front end from experts," Cashman said.
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When a face pops up on the wall, it is immediately surrounded by a white rectangle and some text giving information about that person.
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Signaling is the technical term for giving information to a network that tells it how to route a call, such as dialing a phone number.
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Third, government sources should take pains to avoid giving information to tippees who may trade on that information or provide it to others who do trade.
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Mercury is all about collecting (and giving) information, so watch out for a critical piece of info concerning your love life or creativity on this day!
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After Butina's arrest in Washington, DC, she cooperated with investigators, including by giving information about Erickson, who was under investigation in DC, but was not charged.
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"We don't live in a world where your status as a former executive branch official somehow shields you or prevents you from giving information," Jackson said.
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But the fact that information is thrown away is actually the meaning behind the newspaper and the birds, because birds represent giving information and taking back information.
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I'm happy that everybody now has been cooperating and giving information because I think that will finally end this and show that only appropriate steps were taken.
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Last week, the city and Mr. Chang were sued by civil rights groups that say the school district appeared to be giving information to federal immigration authorities.
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The story was given to the National Enquirer by a reliable source that had been giving information to the National Enquirer for seven years prior to this story.
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Cops are asking the public to help strengthen their case against the suspects by identifying the stolen objects and giving information about the suspects and other possible crimes.
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Kane was accused of giving information from a grand jury proceeding in 2013 to a Philadelphia Daily News reporter to retaliate against a former state prosecutor, Frank Fina.
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Lindsey Graham said Rudy Giuliani is giving information regarding his Ukraine conspiracy theories to Attorney General William Barr through some sort of special channel Barr has set up.
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The aim is to stop traders crossing the line between general comment and giving information that would make it easy to identify a client or provide investment recommendations.
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The banking secrecy granted by civil law, which prevents banks from giving information to third parties such as other companies, should not be affected by this, the plan said.
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It comes as Amazon investigates suspected data leaks from bribed employees, who are giving information to independent sellers — via middlemen — to help them gain an advantage in the marketplace.
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Giving information to a client that turns out to be false "does happen," John Miller, who leads iSight Partners' ThreatScape Cyber Crime product told Motherboard in a phone call.
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"We don't live in a world where your status as a former executive branch official somehow shields you or prevents you from giving information," Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson said.
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You have the FBI, the world&aposs premier law enforcement agency, leaking to the press about ongoing investigations, while at the same time they&aposre not giving information to Congress.
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It also said the school was violating Potts' rights under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act because CollegeAmerica's settlement with its former employee barred her from giving information to regulators.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia's cabinet on Tuesday said Iran was being "deceptive and evasive" about its nuclear programme and accused it of delaying giving information to the U.N. atomic watchdog.
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Having a second pair of ears present when the doctor is giving information about recovery can help ensure directions are followed, especially if the patient has hearing difficulties or confusion.
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Mr. Broidy has accused Mr. Davidson of breaching the nondisclosure agreement by giving information about it to Michael Avenatti, a lawyer for Ms. Clifford, who is known professionally as Stormy Daniels.
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They say giving information to countries in regions such as South America or Africa, where data protection standards can be weak and corruption rife, risks it falling into the wrong hands.
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And in two audio recordings of rambling telephone calls posted online, a man three sources identified as Nichols — including the source familiar with FBI investigations — acknowledged giving information to the FBI.
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Giving information to companies about where we are, what we like doing and who our friends are is a problem for many in the U.S., according to data from Kantar TNS.
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Since Mr. Cohen came under investigation, Mr. Trump has mocked him as a "weak person" who was giving information to prosecutors in an effort to obtain leniency when he is sentenced.
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The Trump administration has already rolled back about two dozen environmental laws and regulations, dismissed members of an important science panel and taken down web pages giving information on climate change.
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"I'm happy that everybody now has been cooperating and giving information because I think that will finally end this and show that only appropriate steps were taken," she said at the time.
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Many of the dead at the checkpoint were members of the Village Defence Volunteers, a community-watch type organization, who were believed to be giving information to the local police and military.
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He is in prison in Germany, his home country, serving a reduced sentence because he was cooperating with the authorities in giving information about the Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL.
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And the question is, you look at when the investigation happened, after the Hillary Clinton campaign investigation wrapped up, then the Trump campaign was allegedly getting -- and informant was giving information to the FBI.
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Those areas have been transformed over the years by gentrification and steep drops in crime, but the fear of retaliation for giving information about a crime still lingers among those who remember the violence.
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Public Citizen, a nonprofit consumer rights advocacy group, filed suit separately on Monday under the Privacy Act in an effort to block the Pentagon from giving information to the commission regarding voters' military status.
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"There will never be a thing called a vacuum, so if the officials are not giving information, rumors will fill the vacuum," said Tendai Biti, the president of an opposition party, the People's Democratic Party.
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The tribes, he said, "are giving information about those locations that are planted with explosive materials and I.E.D.s, and also they talk about the morale and the status of the ISIS fighters inside the city."
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He wrote that the NSA will be forbidden from giving information to anyone outside the 16-agency federal intelligence community, and that those agencies will need to first "establish a justification" for receiving the information.
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Pressuring witnesses Mueller also outlined how Trump attempted to put pressure on Michael Flynn, Paul Manafort, Michael Cohen and another unnamed person, whose name is withheld because of an ongoing investigation, from giving information against him.
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The next step will be for Mueller to suggest to Manafort and his team that he can reduce his prison exposure by "cooperating" with the investigation - meaning giving information about others and talking about the campaign.
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Rice also said that people giving information from the U.S. administration, but not in an official capacity, should ensure they provide the same message to other countries as the secretary of State and national security adviser.
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The appeals court went so far as to say that giving information to a "perfect stranger" by saying "you can make a lot of money trading on this" would be enough to hold the tipper liable.
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Fenech wants legal immunity in return for giving information about the murder plot and about alleged corruption involving Muscat's former chief of staff Keith Schembri and former Tourism Minister Konrad Mizzi, among others, court filings showed.
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"The family would also like to assure any person(s) giving information that all of this will remain strictly confidential and shall stay solely between person(s) and the family," according to family spokesman Azim Dewji.
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" In regards to whether the robbers were tracking the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star via social media, Slainte couldn't say — though he did admit Kardashian West had been "giving information on social media all the time.
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The transformations underway across corporate America are also spurring more boards to seek directors with tech backgrounds, giving information chiefs more exposure to leadership and putting them on the track to be considered for the top spot.
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" A spokesman for the secretary of state told The Hill on Tuesday that the state was giving information to counties as "part of the process of ensuring no eligible voters were impacted by any list maintenance activity.
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Giving information to Google, Facebook or Amazon, for example, is not just a signal of interest or preference, but also the raw material for targeting ads, steering online behavior and training artificial intelligence systems like facial recognition.
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"This is a complete nightmare — the president of the United States has admitted to giving information to a country that is actively working against Western interests," Stephanie Carvin, a former intelligence analyst for the Canadian government, said.
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"During severe weather events, when lives and productivity depend on having a dependable forecast, we are not only giving information on what weather will occur, but we're also talking directly to our users about the impact," Porter said.
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"We would rather the customer be able to have a private experience on their own device — they're not holding anyone up, it's not embarrassing, and there's no fear of giving information to someone they don't know" she said.
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Giving information to members of Donald Trump's own party opens the door to the kind of back-channeling to the president and his legal team that the special counsel process was supposed to prevent in the first place.
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At one point, he sidestepped giving information, when challenged, about whether his own personal political leanings are liberal; at another, he refused to concede that President Trump's Twitter account might be in violation of Twitter's general content policies.
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The don'ts advice was much more specific, giving information about everything from vomiting (a $200 "puke charge") to drug use to throwing beer kegs off buildings to, well, proper fornication between employees (and sometimes, apparently, more than one).
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In a memo to the district attorney's office, Mr. George offered his own theory of the case, suggesting that prosecutors had used the Browning case as a way to pressure Mr. Thompson into giving information on other crimes.
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While he declined to talk about details involving the federal investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia, he did not hold back when it came to giving information about his tense and uncomfortable relationship with President Trump.
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The stores that have been designated to stay open at this point will have "smaller Tesla crews," as they will operate more as showrooms, giving information but not selling anything, with people redirected to their phones to make transactions.
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Akilov was also following a group on Facebook calling for the removal of former Uzbek president Islam Karimov, who died last September, as well as a group giving information on how to emigrate to the United States and Canada.
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"The person is actually trying to provoke fear and that is made worse by simply not giving information about why," said Robert Pape, an international security expert and director of the University of Chicago Project on Security and Threats.
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"A lot of this information is kept [private] in the name of national security or trade secret information — not giving information to companies' competitors," said Kelly Harragan, the director of the environmental law clinic at the University of Texas at Austin.
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What Mr. Elmendorf and the Kennedy School are saying, essentially, is that no issue or action is off topic for visiting fellows except, apparently, giving information to journalists and informing the public about what its government is doing behind closed doors.
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MOGADISHU (Reuters) - Somalia's militant al Shabaab group said late Friday it had executed four people it accused of espionage, including one who was beheaded for allegedly giving information to the United States that led to the killing of the group's former leader.
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That said, the methods they used in this election were the digital version of methods used both by the United States and Russia for decades: breaking into party headquarters, recruiting secretaries, placing informants in a party, giving information or disinformation to newspapers.
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The Justice Department will argue that one of the state's laws — which in certain circumstances prevents local officials from giving information to immigration agents or from handing over detained immigrants to federal custody — is unconstitutional and violates a federal statute on information sharing.
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The Justice Department is arguing that one of the state's laws — which in certain circumstances prevents local officials from giving information to immigration agents or from handing over detained immigrants to federal custody — is unconstitutional and violates a federal statute on information sharing.
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And whatever the prosecution's plans—to show a man dead-set on all-consuming greed, to effectively trap him into giving information about his old boss who's now the leader of the free world—one question remains: Is any of Manafort's wardrobe fashionable?
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Brand clients such as P&G and agencies work together on ad campaigns in a process that often begins with the client briefing a lead agency, usually its advertising agency, giving information including business targets and the type of audience they want to reach.
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"We don't live in a world where your status as a former executive branch official somehow shields you or prevents you from giving information," Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson said Thursday during a nearly four-hour hearing to a Justice Department attorney who was defending the White House.
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Manning was released from prison in May after then-President Barack Obama commuted her 35-year sentence -- a decision met with anger from those who consider her a traitor for giving information to WikiLeaks, and praise from those who argued she was persecuted for her whistleblowing.
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And Devlin Barrett and Matt Zapotosky reported for the Washington Post that a current senior White House official is a "significant person of interest" in the investigation — although that doesn't necessarily mean this person is a suspect or target of the investigation, but could be, instead, just a person giving information to investigators.
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Just last week, the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit affirmed the conspiracy and securities fraud convictions of David Riley, the former chief information officer at Foundry Networks, for giving information to Matthew G. Teeple, an adviser to a hedge fund, about the impending acquisition of the company by Brocade Communications.
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But Dhillon also found the administration doesn't have legitimate executive privilege claims to limit the testimony of Bannon and other officials from giving information to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE.
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McCabe is accused of misleading investigators about allegedly giving information to a former Wall Street Journal reporter about the investigation of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and the Clinton family's charitable foundation.
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The researchers based their findings on data collected by citizen scientists and satellite imagery giving information on levels of light pollution in areas across the UK. "For the last 13 years, a bunch of citizen scientist have been noting the time at which four common tree species come into budburst,"Richard ffrench-Constant, paper co-author and an entomologist at the University of Exeter, told me.
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Bharara: I don't want to give an advisory opinion to people on how they should talk about – you know, look, generally speaking on this issue – not to take it out of the legal question even though we are sitting in a law library – people know when they are speaking about a company, or when they are taking positions in a company, or they are giving information, or taking information about a company, they know when it is right or wrong.
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