By comparison, Britain had access to 74 percent, Japan had access to 85033 percent, and Greece had access to 8 percent of these cancer drugs.
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"I had access to the Stardust, I had access to a Bahamas location — we kind of crafted the story around everything I had access to," she says.
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And since we had access to her credentials, we had access to the grade book.
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According to The Post, some Russian hackers had access to the DNC for over a year, and had access to chats and emails between staffers.
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Before the hurricane, only 2372 in 4753 people in Haiti had access to proper latrines and less than 2475 in 290 had access to safe water.
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Before the hurricane, only 4503 in 3 people in Haiti had access to proper latrines and less than 3 in 5 had access to safe water.
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More than 99 percent of U.S. households had access to at least three competing traditional multichannel providers, while 35 percent had access to at least four.
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"The fact remains that some disgruntled person walked in and had access to a firearm that he shouldn't have had access to," she said at the news conference.
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Over the first three years, the firm had access to roughly $5.1 million in fees, whereas with a traditional 2% annual structure, the firm would have had access to just $1.2 million.
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Suddenly everyone had access to porn and erotica, but also had access to private spaces where they could anonymously open up and ask for advice and seek out resources that would help them.
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It gets worse, though; apps that had access to this data also had access to profile data that had been shared with the user by other Google+ users but that wasn't shared publicly.
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"Some disgruntled person walked in and had access to a firearm that he shouldn't have had access to," said Kristen L. Ziman, the chief of police in Aurora, where the shooting took place.
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An unauthorized user had access to the system between Aug.
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But at least he had access to delicious cured meats.
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Very few respondents said they had access to a computer.
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In total, 17 countries had access to Prime Day sales.
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Nobody had access to the Obamas doing private, personal things.
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They said they hadn't had access to showers or toothbrushes.
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Like mom said, that wasn't something she had access to.
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Recently, Lanksbury and her colleagues had access to extra funding.
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"We had access to three seas then," the abbot lamented.
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He had access to highly sensitive domestic and foreign intelligence.
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Only about 153 million households had access to the channel.
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The area they had access to was crowded but manageable.
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Coterie also had access to the F3 community of founders.
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We had access to capital, we had really strong investors.
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Not all sex workers have had access to those tools.
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He had access to the highest levels of American society.
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According to the NSA, he had access to over 1.5 million highly classified files, of which a tiny portion were related to domestic surveillance, and many believe he stole everything he had access to.
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In 2000, only 16 percent of Cambodians had access to electricity.
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And what if that hacker also had access to your voicemail?
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Having had access to cannabis really was a complete life-changer.
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When I was there, I only had access to a room.
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Adelson has also had access to others in the White House.
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And outside developers had access to Gmail data, per the WSJ.
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There were hundreds of people who had access to my computer.
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"I don't know who had access to my account," she said.
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The children also had access to a gun in the house.
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Trump has never before had access to classified national security information.
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Consequently, she had access to many different types of skincare products.
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How partitioned is the local network that Mobley had access to?
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Growing up in London, I had access to free health care.
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Only top-ranking party cadres and intellectuals had access to them.
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That's evidence they haven't had access to since PLCAA, Skaggs said.
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App developers inadvertently had access to this data for six days.
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Some companies had access to private messages and names of friends.
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Some pointed fingers at Gephardt, who had access to the tape.
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The hacker shared screenshots showing he had access to the folders.
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If you had access to cash, you could buy [from them].
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The inmates in France also had access to the outside world.
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The genius of this was he had access to permanent capital.
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Yet he still had access to top-secret police intelligence files.
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And you had black artists who had access to recording studios.
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We don't know how long they had access to users' information.
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But months later, many companies still had access to carrier data.
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Prestige class passengers also had access to a larger movie screen.
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Unfortunately, it also means that you haven't had access to nutrition.
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Luckily, the authors also had access to students' financial aid records.
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About 5,000 of Apple's 135,000 employees were allowed access to information about its self-driving car project, but only 2,700 of them had access to the secret databases that Zhang had access to, according to the complaint.
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Sixty-three percent had access to N95 face masks, and a quarter of the respondents had access to an even more protective mask recommended by the union, known as a PAPR, or a powered air purifying respirator.
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In 220006, only 2202 percent had access to any type of paid family leave, and 2628 percent had access to short-term disability leave, either employer-provided or through the handful of state temporary disability insurance systems.
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That's the main thing, they've never had access [to this data] before.
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About 20,000 employees had access to the passwords, according to his sources.
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And 35,000 children have had access to tennis as a direct result.
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I simply wanted access to that which I hadn't had access to.
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Another million users had access to their accounts stolen, but never used.
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In 2009, only 18% of the population had access to mass transit.
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Those people had access to the data 24 hours ahead of publication.
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And, we're told, the people who rented villas had access to speedboats.
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Reuters had access to the comments, which were made behind closed doors.
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Before fixing the problems, Fidelity said clients still had access to Fidelity.
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Meanwhile, there was a problem: He no longer had access to alcohol.
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But foreigners visiting the country typically had access to the entire Web.
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What about former White House officials who had access to secret information?
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At that time, millions of Russians had access to TV Rain's channel.
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Kulibayev and his staff had access to all the bank's internal documents.
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Both groups had access to quitting aids, like nicotine patches and counselors.
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And Kelly has denied Trump's campaign had access to any debate questions.
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Zagatka's owner denied that Juan Carlos had access to the foundation's money.
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Zagatka's owner denied that Juan Carlos had access to the foundation's money.
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Because I had access to free education, and had a shaved head.
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They'd do even more good if more people had access to them.
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Other students at North Carolina had access to the fraudulent classes, too.
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"They had access to their parents on a daily basis," Janice said.
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Brown challenged the conviction, saying other individuals had access to his computer.
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The show invites questions of who had access to cameras and when.
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Outside, I had access to a communal bathroom, with toilets and showers.
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By 2007, every Medicare beneficiary had access to at least one plan.
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The Kremlin has denied that the US spy had access to Putin.
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Officials with the government's refugee coordinator explained that these guests had access to free health care and claimed the refugees had access to the local labor market, though we learned that not many work permits have been granted.
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A 2016 Mpumalanga Community Survey indicated that within our province 77.3 percent of households reported that they had access to safe drinking water; 79.8 percent had access to electricity, and over four-fifths (84.7 percent) reside in formal dwellings.
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Suddenly they had access to prescription medications that provided the same psychological escape.
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"I don't use Siri, I've had access to Siri for years," he said.
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"We couldn't do that with the hardware we had access to," he says.
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Johnson had access to the building because he hadn't been disciplined since 2016.
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Kmart had access to apparel brands that previously refused to sell in Sears.
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Waze, meanwhile, had access to my custom friend lists (including one named "Frenemies").
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The moderate stores, the discount stores, only had access to low-price merchandise.
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"He never actually had access to any of that data," Mr Bay said.
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In the interim, it would help if women had access to more information.
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They had access to quality housing, cars and home appliances at subsidized prices.
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ISIS had access to the personal information of internet users in Mosul, right?
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Facebook employees had access to the passwords of hundreds of millions of users.
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Up to 1,500 apps, from 876 developers, potentially had access to private pics.
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That year in Spain was the first time I had access to museums.
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"Often clients we deal with haven't had access to formal credit," he explained.
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"I had access to it, and that is something everyone deserves," she said.
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It isn't clear how Uber had access to those records to begin with.
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Then it examines whether these people may have had access to insider information.
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The nation's power grid expanded until virtually every household had access to electricity.
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The department realized then that reporters had access to information that was confidential.
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Fifty years ago, I had access to school nurse Millie Gardner every day.
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Gorka had access to the Eisenhower Building, however, and he prowled its halls.
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In that job, I had access to material for the Gang of Eight.
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Zuckerberg has previously had access to features that weren't available to some users.
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The company said as many as 438 developers had access to the information.
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It is unknown how many people at NBC had access to the tape.
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The nanny allegedly had access to the star's debit card and PIN number.
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In this moment I had access to power, a voice, and a question.
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I wish my young nephew had had access to a safe injection site.
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Pete worked in the library and he had access to a VHS recorder.
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The detainees have had access to laptops, through which they can order meals.
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And so we knew early on that they had access to that data.
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With GM as its parent, Cruise suddenly had access to a manufacturing giant.
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But she said she never had access to information about Nazi war crimes.
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The bees had access to trays of spirulina as a substitute for pollen.
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She no longer had access to the beauty store with products she needed.
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I'm a big gamer, so I've had access to that type of personality.
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They had access to resins from the Eastern Mediterranean, suggesting long-distance trade.
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But there were conflicting accounts about whether all inmates had access to heat.
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Typically, the United States only had access to Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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The girls suspect an inside job, because house staff had access to the house.
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Second, the discovery shows that women had access to this rare and valuable pigment.
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"If they had access to that cash they would absolutely use it," Cihra said.
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She never had access to the kind of medical treatment that Costa has received.
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Yet only 13% of workers surveyed had access to such investments in their plans.
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On a more positive note, Ötzi had access to an ancient form of prosciutto.
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I realized I was missing some information one of my colleagues had access to.
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Because of the way we're so interconnected now, they had access to this show.
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The packages said the birds had access to the outdoors, according to the complaint.
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By June 2016, the group allegedly had access to 33 computers at the DNC.
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The FBI would have had access to the information when they investigated the tip.
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He should not have had access to this very dangerous and highly addictive drug.
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The foundation had access to large amounts of money to help promote the country.
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Authorities say other members of the family also had access to the connection, however.
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"Only those 13 who had access to that open window could escape," he said.
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Nearly every major venture firm has had access to participate in the Telegram ICO.
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More than 20,000 Facebook employees would have had access to these plain text passwords.
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"I HAD access to it, I couldn't take all of the 1TB," he said.
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TechCrunch has since confirmed Ammi has not had access to Uber's app since March.
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The authors had access to a prescription claims database to complete their analysis. 2.
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We also had access to a limited amount of water via a large cistern.
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Princess Tower residents and their guests had access to a public lounge/relaxation area.
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Every one of Sandia's 8,000 employees and 3,000 contractors had access to those records.
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His partner previously had access to the HIV registry for his work, it said.
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You never had access to it, and you've not understood what's really going on.
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The team also had access to the Aalto family papers, scrapbooks and other holdings.
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Facebook's 2 billion-plus users also had access to a post claiming that Rep.
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Hubble was already conceived before the astrophysicists used it and had access to it.
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"That was one of the first art spaces I had access to," she says.
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Most of the researchers had access to reports about the data as it accrued.
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We had access to keep in touch with family but I didn't want to.
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My mom was a researcher at the lab so we had access to computers.
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So we had access to a lot of information and educational tools and focus.
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Nucor said Bekaert had access to enough of the rod without requiring an exclusion.
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"I don't know who had access to my account," Conway told BuzzFeed on Tuesday.
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To ensure people had access to medication, the mayor paid for this chemist's accommodation.
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Instead, Vardy said, it was likely someone else who had access to her account.
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First off, a $100 million which superintendent and the school board had access to.
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He also had access to intelligence coming from our allies both domestically and internationally.
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In addition, he had access to university golf courses, where he also brought children.
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"The employer is testifying that you've had access to large group coverage," she said.
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She says he gave her a world she wouldn't have otherwise had access to.
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The opposition can win the elections but they have never had access to power.
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And I had access to this professional quality equipment from the public-access channel.
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His partner previously had access to the HIV registry for his work, the ministry said.
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Coupe said the inmates had access to television and could be watching the news conference.
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"We don't know, we don't know," who has had access to this data, Hunt said.
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Within that geofence, fans had access to a special 3D augmented reality Michael Jordan lens.
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Before the Clean India campaign started, only 39% of households had access to a toilet.
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They also had access to other data, including credit card numbers, from another 200,000 Americans.
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He said that he had access to training on linked organizations, including Orange and Plusnet.
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And when we did it, we had access to an old C-130 airplane fuselage.
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We had access to portable toilets, but no sinks to brush our teeth before bed.
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Listen. It would be great if more Americans had access to a solid English education.
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Prior to Eritrea's independence Ethiopia had access to the sea ports of Massawa and Assab.
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In the two weeks since, Baltimore citizens have not had access to many city services.
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With Spielberg at the helm, Animaniacs had access to the best talent in the business.
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He asked whether they would have had access to the intelligence in the leaked reports.
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The school was the first time many of the indigenous people had access to education.
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But 100 percent of them would have better physiques if they had access to weights.
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You had access to the data in question and read an article about leaking anonymously?
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If she had access to a Time-Turner, now, it might be a different story.
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In 2013 roughly a quarter of Kenyans had access to electricity; today three-quarters do.
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In 2012, around one per cent of the country's population had access to the Internet.
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The agency said it had access to the national security-related databases during the outage.
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Once upon a time, she says, humans had access to the earth's natural electromagnetic field.
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Video "He never had access to classified or sensitive information or legislative matters," Feinstein said.
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The Guardian reports that the intruders had "access to all areas" of the email system.
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She had access to his computer, got into his email, and found the acceptance letter.
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As secretary of state, Clinton had access to extraordinarily sensitive material, both classified and unclassified.
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It also stresses that these apps only had access to this data for six days.
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Apple cited privacy concerns with an app that had access to call and text logs.
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But the reason is that [early in their careers], they had access to stable funding.
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You alluded to a small number of Google employees who had access to this data.
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Google hasn't disclosed yet exactly who those employees were, who had access to the data.
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Professor Ford testified that a very limited number of people had access to her letter.
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Asked Wednesday why many non-symptomatic professional athletes have had access to testing, Trump deferred.
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Often, only the ground-floor apartment, called the garden level, had access to the backyard.
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This time we knew the video was fake because we had access to the original.
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Decades ago, before lupus patients had access to this drug, many of them died young.
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Inmates were expected to work, but Mr. Xu also had access to the prison library.
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More recently, some Android-enabled devices have had access to a similar feature called AirDroid.
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In the Middle Ages, only the wealthy would have had access to that much sugar.
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And up until last year, only 11% of the country had access to the internet.
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The answer to the last question was evident right away: We had access to everything.
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Investigators had access to monitoring of multiple communications methods that Assange used during that period.
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At the time, Lutsenko had access to files from his office's previous investigation into Burisma.
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Nearly 6900 percent had access to paid sick days, and 2628 percent had paid vacation.
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First-class male passengers had access to a smoke room aboard the Titanic in 1912.
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As of Monday morning, only 72 percent of the island had access to clean water.
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That ex you blocked on Facebook may have had access to your posts after all.
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As a Minnesota alum, she also had access to the Gophers' home rink, Ridder Arena.
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Plus they had access to a fairly large library from the beginning of our collaboration.
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According to Nolden, the City Council rarely even had access to Earley or his team.
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If the surrealists had access to VR, they'd have been on it in a second.
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Otisa says she had already copyrighted "The Agency" and O had access to the treatment.
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Resources you didn't realize you had access to will make themselves available, which is sweet.
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Overall, 4.2 percent of teens said they had access to a loaded weapon without adult permission.
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Win wouldn't have had access to the same resources and level of care back in Bago.
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When Jerry Porras and I, we had access to all of Bill and Dave's original papers.
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Reporters also found that companies had access to location data from hospitals, homes, schools, and shops.
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If we had access to the systemic care we need, we wouldn't need to lose #selfcare.
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In the old days before the internet, no one had had access to any of this.
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So that news was spreading inside the courthouse where no one had access to the Internet.
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With the help of a neighbor, who had access to a large scale, it was weighed.
|
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Many asked why Zuckerberg and other executives had access to functionality not offered to regular users.
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As such, the two defendants had access to great legal representation capable of prolonging their case.
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The angry orange man is in command of facts he should never have had access to.
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Facebook created a page that shows whether or not banned apps had access to your information.
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He has had access to detailed economic censuses conducted every five years by Mexico's statistics institute.
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That's why, when people finally had access to contraception, the biggest shift in dating came about.
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The service is integrated into the ESPN app that console owners had access to before today.
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It had been resold, and yet she still had access to some of the car's systems.
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The Swedish prosecutor just boasted he had access to more information than people on the internet.
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Both involve individuals who formerly had access to the most powerful politicians in their respective countries.
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Soon afterwards a journalist in California, who had access to his mother's police file, contacted him.
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It wasn't clear whether the suspects would have had access to materials for a rocket attack.
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Just 12.9% of Ethiopian firms had access to a bank loan or formal credit in 2015.
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It's hard to know for sure, but it definitely had access to more data than Google.
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The stranger now had access to his personal information, including his mom&aposs credit card number.
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It's because I had access to everything as an engineer, which we are limiting going forward.
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But hundreds of agency employees and contractors are said to have had access to the documents.
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Economics lesson: What happens when people have access to things they never had access to before?
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Trust Bank declined to comment on the National Security Account and who had access to it.
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As of 2016, the FBI had access to the DMV databases of at least 16 states.
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Headsets on, filmmakers had access to all the tools of the trade, just in virtual form.
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In that position he would have had access to information about the Chinese government's inner workings.
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If you were in Texas, you might not have had access to Northrop Aircraft or Lockheed.
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Fifteen years ago, only a tiny fraction of Africans had access to phones of any kind.
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Cold War—and it had access to Western TV, which it beamed across the gulf to
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Still, if he had access to enough images—hundreds of thousands, perhaps millions—patterns might emerge.
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In doing so, these agencies also had access to the photos of millions of innocent citizens.
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He claims he had access to the manufacturing price for different products during his time there.
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His father worked in tech, so he had access to some of the earliest home computers.
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Through Ler, MOH said, Brochez had access to the HIV Registry and copied records from it.
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Rogan's interview style offered insight into a type of masculinity that I never had access to.
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First, whoever breached the site has had access to all your selfies from your emo days.
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In the privacy debate, Wheeler argued that ISPs had access to more consumer data than platforms.
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This is not the first account claiming Epstein' had access to the royal family via Andrew.
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"So far, the I.A.E.A. has had access to all locations it needed to visit," he said.
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His doctor recommended he go to an emergency room that had access to the coronavirus test.
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Macías said it also helped that the government had access to a lot of flu medication.
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He never felt comfortable knowing that the company had access to much of his personal information.
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The demographics of the IDM records we had access to were lopsided well into the 2000s.
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There, officials said, they were checked for health problems, given water and had access to bathrooms.
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And economists still had access to privately collected statistics on housing, consumer sentiment and other topics.
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As more and more symbols were discovered, it seemed like players had access to a map.
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Burglars had broken into the school safe, where they might have had access to the exam.
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Almost a century ago hundreds of thousands of working women had access to affordable child care.
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In Trump's worldview, starving French peasants wouldn't have needed bread because they had "access" to cake.
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Wealthy Mar-A-Lago members had access to Trump & 85033 Cabinet officials this weekend: Attorney Gen.
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Or what would happen if billions of people had access to no-code platforms more broadly?
|
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Trump has, of course, had access to all of that evidence, some of it for years.
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And if Old Hickory had access to a Twitter account, God knows what would have happened.
|
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According to hospital doctors, the suspect had access to the morphine storage unit on the ward.
|
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Miller considers himself fortunate because he had access to important resources that got him off opioids.
|
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As late as Monday, Mr. Flynn was in security briefings and had access to the president.
|
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He declined to comment on whether other potential suitors had had access to the company's data.
|
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Just 1 in 50 Indians had access to the internet and mobile phone ownership was nascent.
|
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And when the union was formed and they joined England, they suddenly had access to India.
|
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Campaigners say if young people in Madagascar had access to contraceptives many unsafe abortions could be prevented.
|
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Of the 100 followers in recovery who participated in the survey, only four had access to sponsors.
|
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That had the effect of splintering the audience, since not everyone had access to the same content.
|
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There's a new software kit called ClassKit, which a handful of developers have already had access to.
|
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First, Zuckerberg says that Facebook will investigate all apps that had access to users' data through 2014.
|
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The employers' insurers would then independently make sure that their employees still had access to contraception coverage.
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"If I didn't have access to what I had access to, I wouldn't be here," they say.
|
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At this point, the number of people who had access to information on the letter multiplied exponentially.
|
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The two had lived together; she had access to his computer and email and knew his passwords.
|
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Before this, I had always imagined personal shoppers as something that only rich people had access to.
|
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Not one person on duty that night had access to all the necessary networks, according to sources.
|
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The five of them appeared to have had access to the computer network of the legislative body.
|
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It meant that the cook had access to a refrigerator, a sign of wealth at the time.
|
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All of the specialists seen by this patient had access to the images done by Dr. Lachman.
|
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For the first time, researchers in other countries had access to a live sample of the virus.
|
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He did not respond to a question about whether politicians had access to too much voter data.
|
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Would he have had access to such skilled lawyers for his ineffective assistance claim without that publicity?
|
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Initially, it was just the Google Pixel 1 and Google Pixel 2 that had access to Lens.
|
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Suddenly I had access to thousands of active ex-Muslims, their stories, advice and experiences of discrimination.
|
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A Clinton aide said the hackers had access to the analytics program's server for approximately five days.
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But they have had access to every other season of Survivor, as well as their own brains.
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Only Schatz and her local Portland-based team had access to film Harding skating during those sessions.
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The woman had access to the house and the outdoors the rest of the time, Husted says.
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Update April 10, 2:55pm: Cambridge Analytica has denied that it had access to private message data.
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Spotify had access to users' private messages, for example, which sounds more ominous than the likely reality.
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They wanted to make sure that people who were being detained had access to essential phone numbers.
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Only 2800 percent of people had access to drinking water as of Saturday, according to the Pentagon.
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Baker, the OB-GYN in Georgia, told Atlanta magazine she wished she had access to more resources.
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And you wouldn't be able to do that unless you had access to our underlying code-base.
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The hackers had access to Equifax's systems for more than four months before the company caught wind.
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As a plebe myself, I've mostly had access to sex parties of the not particularly elite type.
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But during our review period, we had access to ten apps, half of which were from Google.
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My editor had access to Lucasfilm's archives, and she found most of the images that I requested.
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Crime and fires were rampant, and almost none of the new residents had access to essential services.
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Fels said the government had access to his communications, despite his concerted efforts to keep communications private.
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Everyone had access to the same tools, which are the same tools that every campaign is offered.
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He now says that he was only boasting and had access to only public sources of information.
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"I've had access to things I never would have otherwise," Mr. Ryan, 30, told his rapt listeners.
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Who has had access to the garden, and why can't Toby remember what he needs to remember?
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During the 13-week program, she had access to mentors and a vast network of Techstars experts.
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In 2010, fewer than 63 percent of Zimbabweans had access to the internet, according to the government.
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That if more men had access to the process of birth, more men would be more involved.
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"Many people had access to the LRN wireless network over the previous year," the LRN statement continues.
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Also investigate apps that had access to large amounts of data before Facebook tightened guidelines in 2014.
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While the Judiciary Committee had access to the Road Map, it has remained sealed from public view.
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They ran a newspaper, radio show and jazz orchestra, and they had access to an extensive library.
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He said he and many members of Congress had access to classified information unavailable to the public.
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The program was created in 21 to help ensure that Americans had access to affordable nursing homes.
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Russia-linked hackers had access to "alter or delete" US voter registration data before the 2016 election.
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Before July, verification was even more significant because only verified users had access to anti-abuse features.
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Dion Lawyer-SandersShelburne, Vt. To the Editor: Women with economic resources have always had access to abortions.
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Some of the weapons were registered to Wagshol's father, but he had access to them, authorities said.
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While some of the weapons were registered to his father, he had access to them, authorities said.
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Employees' children had access to the services, too, which ranged from counseling to acupuncture to dog therapy.
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Mere steps from my hotel in Beijing, I had access to Walmart, Starbucks and Kentucky Fried Chicken.
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For many years Bloomberg reporters had access to financial industry chatter and data via the Bloomberg terminal.
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As part of the suit, she had access to her brother's post-mortem for the first time.
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Houses were equipped with hot tubs, and members had access to vacation houses in Tahoe and Napa.
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Pence should have had access to a transcript of the call within hours, officials told the paper.
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The hackers said they had access to Travelex&aposs systems for half a year before being detected.
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Ms. Jacobs had access to free counseling through her school, but many victims are not so fortunate.
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And patients who were shut out of the traditional market had access to a high-risk pool.
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" Adding that the governor had access to billions in contingency funds, he said, "Consider this a contingency.
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Through most of its history, AI has had access to less computing power than the human brain.
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People who once had access to drugs that were of known dosage and purity suddenly did not.
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They chose this group because they had access to data and were interested in longitudinal effects of Obamacare.
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The ICRC, whose Syria operation is its largest worldwide, has not had access to eastern Aleppo since April.
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For the past year while traveling throughout Ecuador, Argentina, and Peru, we never had access to a gym.
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The victim sent the video to Kil using a Dropbox link only she and Kil had access to.
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Only the latter had access to central-bank money through their reserve accounts at the Bank of England.
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Among those who injected heroin, 76 percent had heard of naloxone and 39 percent had access to it.
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The hackers are said to have had access to the Timehop system for a little over two hours.
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It meant running a computer lab at a community center, so people like me had access to technology.
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The California Coastal Act was enacted in 1976 to ensure the public had access to the California shoreline.
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We're also investigating every single app that had access to large amounts of data before we fixed this.
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It's only been a few generations since they've even had access to the same educational opportunities as men.
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We were treated as part of the EU delegation, had access to the delegates areas at the UNHQ.
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All inmates were secure and had access to food and drinking water through the duration of the storm.
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While Manafort was traveling and focusing on high-level political strategy, Gates had access to the overseas accounts.
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He notified police who found Pilgrim safe and sound in a shack where she had access to water.
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Through him I had access to a store of language: quotes, stories, songs, ideas, poems learned by heart.
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Mr. MacLeish said it was important to identify them because he believes they still had access to minors.
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For people who used the service not knowing the FBI had access to it, the news was concerning.
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Less than 1% of Chinese had access to the web back then, compared with some 36% of Americans.
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They come from communities where, even if they had access to school, they were not high-quality schools.
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For most of 2016, hackers had access to Uber's user data, including names, email addresses, and phone numbers.
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They all had access to a special move that worked like an invincibility star in Super Mario Bros.
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Cleveland argued that the ex-prosecutor had access to officials' strategic insights as head of the task force.
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Traditionally manufacturers haven't had access to the right data and insights to make factories more efficient and productive.
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In some cases, companies had access to data years after it was supposed to have been cut off.
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Snowden only had access to the information he provided because of the agency's work with Booz Allen Hamilton.
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The employee — an engineer — had access to account data on Twitter users, including phone numbers and IP addresses.
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He did not explain why authorities never announced the conviction, though he said Amiri had access to lawyers.
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I knew Mike had access to a fun, fiery and somewhat sacred space in his community: a barbershop.
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Removed Title IX protections for transgender youth ensuring they had access to bathrooms and facilities of their choice.
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This means that any rsync client that connected to the rsync port had access to download this data.
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The media, both domestic and foreign had access to them if they wanted to, the records are available.
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According to Brazil's Federal Highway Police, the thieves may have had access to internal information about airport operations.
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Ensconced by this welcoming group of friends, Freedman had access to the rich cultural corners of Irish society.
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At end-13 the company had access to undrawn revolving credit facilities of SEK18,270m, which expire in 2017.
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White House officials are by no means the only ones who might have had access to Flynn's name.
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There was one big problem, though: not everyone actually had access to the full breakfast menu all day.
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It used to be that only a handful of countries had access to sophisticated hacking and spying tools.
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They also had access to freezers, which gave an incentive to catch and store extra fish, depleting stocks.
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Levoff had access to not-yet-public earnings results and information on iPhone sales, according to the complaint.
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The United Nations estimates that only 10% of the population had access to electricity after the conflict began.
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Although he now had access to expensive equipment, his style remained the same—breathless, immediate, live when possible.
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From what we know, the shooter had access to his father's guns, which had reportedly been acquired legally.
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Before the June 21 attack and the sealing of the border, they had access to some lifesaving aid.
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He had access to reports that analyzed mistakes — and he said they showed that Glenda wasn't to blame.
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As a result, he began to welcome less reputable partners, as long as they had access to cash.
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Equifax announced the breach on Thursday, saying that hackers had access to the data from May to July.
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In France, it essentially nationalized computer-based services and made them something the average citizen had access to.
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The most widely discussed detail: 5,000 people had access to information related to Project Titan, Apple's autonomy project.
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However, CBP says migrants "had access to food, water and restrooms" while they were detained and waiting transfer.
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Rhodes had access to secure communications links in the Situation Room, in the basement of the White House.
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In revised testimony that news site G1 had access to, Bentz and Conger said they were not robbed.
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Thousands of companies that built applications on the Facebook platform had access to potentially millions of users' information.
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Once she was released and had access to mental healthcare, she was able to live a normal life.
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Roose: There were reports as far back as 2015 that Cambridge Analytica had access to this data set.
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While they were waiting for the bus, they had access to water and restrooms, the CBP official said.
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But as of last year, it still had access to data for close to 100,000 people a month.
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Trust has eroded as anyone who had access to the leaked code is regarded as the potential culprit.
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Other lawyers in the joint defense agreement also would have had access to the statement before its delivery.
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As a first responder, I was on the front line and had access to places others did not.
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I was determined to change that, and I could because I now had access to a countervailing story.
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After calling the health department, I found one emergency room in Atlanta that had access to coronavirus testing.
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For one, the researchers only had access to about 150-21990 samples per year in the early 21975s.
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She deflected responsibility by saying that "various people" have had access to her Instagram account password for years.
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They note that Starr had access to all the information and materials he needed before completing his investigation.
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Since the explosion, he hasn't had access to any of it because authorities are still investigating the area.
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As a result, enhancers from neighboring estates suddenly had access to genes they were not meant to activate.
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If locals had access to better jobs, they wouldn't need to kill elephants for their ivory, he says.
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He has said it was in order to make sure still had access to secure communications and information.
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He had access to a special official phone, he said, that could connect with any number he wanted.
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He had access to a special official phone, he said, that could connect with any number he wanted.
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All the lizards that had had access to sand pits swam in them at least ten times each.
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Yael: Darlene had access to all of Susan Jacobs' passwords, IIRC, but not sure how Elliot got them.
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The labor ministry also said workers had access to lockers in which their passports were kept, denying confiscations.
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Defence lawyers said regulators had access to all the necessary information to understand the scope of the operation.
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Rather, Kelly said, he learned from a bank teller how many people actually had access to his account.
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Tweeden had access to the eleven-year-old photograph on her phone, and she showed it to McIntyre.
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Epstein also had access to elite groups through the dinner parties where the rich and powerful rubbed shoulders.
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Another 28500 percent had access to employer-provided long-term disability insurance, not including Social Security disability insurance.
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He oversaw about 30,000 items in the collection and controlled who had access to it, the affidavit said.
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But here's what we know now — he had access to an efficient killing device, even at age 15.
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It further prefaced its work with the warning that it had "not had access to certain critical information".
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"There is an enormous liquidity buffer," he said, adding that Deutsche Bank also had access to central bank funds.
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In nearly 80 percent of the 259 reviewed cases, the individual who was shot had access to a gun.
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Only 5.6 percent of Cuban homes had access to the internet in 2015, according to a 2016 U.N. report.
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What started happening in the '80s is that for the first time ever, people had access to personal computers.
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But had our ancestors had access to robotic arms, they would have never missed a meeting on overcast days.
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Loyd allegedly has had access to a firearm and ammunition, but he has also might have had human help.
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Akerman says it's doubtful there's anything Comey had access to that other members of the bureau couldn't also access.
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You had access to items you were eyeing for months while treating your wallet to a little less heartbreak.
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Yes, it was overwhelmingly easy because the scale of what I had access to was out of this world.
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Dana said Cruz had access to the account and that the messages read as though he was sending them.
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If that happens, it'll be the first time large numbers of Americans have had access to such warning technology.
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Because I was flying on an international business class ticket, I had access to United's swanky new Polaris lounge.
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Netflix and Spotify had access to users' Facebook messages (Netflix says it never asked for or used the access).
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With my hands at 260 and 2000, I had access to a full suite of controls as you'd expect.
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ICE officers routinely had access to a database of license plates run by the Washington State Department of Licensing.
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Dubelier said it was "disturbing" to learn that Mueller's office had access to "confidential" information concerning their OFAC filing.
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Hitting the 15 million target would mean almost half of premises in Britain had access to the fastest network.
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Under American law, the agency already had access to some of the information, but it tapped the lines anyway.
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Fun fact: This network includes more than 1,400 castles, which I doubt they would have had access to otherwise.
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Within minutes, she had a doctor on her phone screen who had access to her daughter's electronic health record.
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Hackers apparently had access to the DNC's network for over a year, but were kicked out this past weekend.
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ESET researcher Anton Cherepanov says it's likely that the hackers who are responsible had access to MeDoc's source code.
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Hoyos said that the attacker had access to the system between July 2 and August 25 of that year.
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"My family, my career, my life as I know it are because I had access to ... contraceptives," she said.
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The challenge has been, frankly, that in many cases the only data we had access to was our own.
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Underworld Ascendant Kickstarter backers have had access to a pre-alpha version of the game for a while now.
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So how can you accurately measure the usefulness of the Communities feature if not everybody had access to it?
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If the hackers had access to these servers, it's very possible that this is how they spread the virus.
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In 2016 the city's head of planning estimated that only 20063% of Jakarta's 10m residents had access to it.
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Citing the arguments against granting bail, the judge said Magomedov had access to his own aircraft, and assets abroad.
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The company also claims that it has never managed or had access to the information used by Cambridge Analytica.
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Despite the report's comprehensive 448 pages, it could have been longer if Mueller's team had access to more communications.
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It has also asked RBS and consultancy Promontory, which also had access to the report, to conduct similar investigations.
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Prior to today, users only had access to the channel if they had a Roku TV or streaming device.
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Before this, the masses had access to only what amounts to donations-on-steroids provided by Kickstarter et al.
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But, Feinstein insisted, "he never had access to classified or sensitive information or legislative matters" and was immediately fired.
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The committee has had access to more than 415,000 pages on Kavanaugh's background, the lawyer said in the letter.
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How many would have been killed if he had access to an AR15 and an endless supply of ammo???
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Given that resolution and DPI, sargo is the 5.6-inch Pixel 3a that we had access to last month.
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His boyfriend, a Singaporean doctor, had access to the country's HIV registry for his work at a government unit.
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With the rise of the web during the 2000s, researchers suddenly had access to millions of photos of people.
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He was interested in the case, and when he found out I had access to Wershe, it was on.
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To date, the only entity that we are aware of that had access to the data was Chris Vickery.
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Both sets of messages are being analyzed by federal prosecutors, said the paper, which had access to the documents.
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A box of ballpoint pens: $9.69 when Walmart had access to the customers' personal data; $4.15 when it didn't.
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She told Vox its network was crucial to the business because she had access to office hours with VCs.
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Along with two other media organisations, The Economist had access to Mr Wright before the publication of his post.
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Why did Facebook wait until April 2628 to change what developers and organizations like Cambridge Analytica had access to?
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"I had access to people in the highest positions of power in the state of New Jersey," Brennan said.
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The hacker also said that he downloaded around 200GB of files, out of 1TB that he had access to.
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Ali Alzabarah, one of the men indicted this week, was an engineer who had access to users' personal information.
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Only 17 percent of Puerto Rico's 3.4 million residents had access to electricity as of Friday, according to FEMA.
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Veterans Benefit Administration staff went into action to make sure veterans had access to their benefit and pension checks.
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Employees had access to a gym on site, received fitness and nutrition coaching and participated in companywide wellness initiatives.
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As a senior adviser, Kushner had access to sensitive intelligence reports, including those prepared by the National Security Agency.
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Muir, a political appointee, had access to key meetings at the White House aimed at curbing the opioid epidemic.
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CRISPR was a simple tool, and he had access to it at his own lab, as did many others.
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Females had access to regular sex with males, and orgasm as an ovulatory mechanism was no longer so useful.
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As a result of this mandate, at least 3.1 million young adults have had access to care since 2012.
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As part of his job, the employee had access to NSO's product and its source code, the document adds.
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Meanwhile, upper-class, predominantly white counterparts had access to private pools in their communities and often at their homes.
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Knowing that allows us to accumulate some pretty meaningful information that previously we would not have had access to.
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Stewart stressed that even if Conditt had access to detailed tutorials, it's impossible to become a good bomber overnight.
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"We historically haven't had access to that access and resources," said Julee Wilson, fashion and beauty director at Essence.
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From 2015 to March 2018, 438 outside developers had access to the profiles of more than 500,000 Google+ users.
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Everyone in the neighborhood had access to healthy food even though the nearest store was a dozen miles away.
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Hess had access to something the public did not: a video of Deniz-Sahagun's cell, which ICE had sealed.
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Clinton has testified that no one at the State Department had access to real-time video of the attacks.
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Hackers potentially had access to 6900 million emails stored in the company's Azure cloud, which is managed by Microsoft.
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"The risk of child marriage could be minimised if young girls had access to higher education," she tells Refinery29.
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When Ms. Quezada asked the women how many had access to the internet, a whopping six raised their hands.
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You could count the amount of people who had access to it under the Iron Curtain on your fingers.
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If I'd had access to the right language, it's possible that I might have felt empowered by this change.
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Until he was arrested and charged last summer, the priest was working in parishes and had access to children.
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The schools opened doors for thousands of minority students who might not have otherwise had access to specialized education.
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He had access to some of the same sensitive information Mr. Trump saw, but lacked a permanent security clearance.
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One of the most important parts of your credit history is how long you have had access to credit.
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But it would have been tedious work, at least with the tools I had access to at the time.
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Once ancient people started raising cows, goats, and sheep, they had access to animal milk for the first time.
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Having left a resettlement agency's fold, the refugees no longer had access to interpreters, employment training and English classes.
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Cops have long had access to similar technology, but what makes Clearview different is where it obtained its data.
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Being a spouse may be the best gig at Davos — we had access to most sessions but no responsibilities.
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In Argentina and Colombia, citizens invoked their rights to health to ensure their children had access to vital immunizations.
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Though he had access to metal, Calder chose to go with wood, to signal his support for the troops.
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One LSE student asked how all this data could help Point0003 if everyone had access to the same information.
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Overall, more than 22,221 schools, or 22019%, had access to athletic trainer services, and about 7,000 didn't have access.
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Porter had access to classified materials under a temporary "interim security clearance" during and after the FBI's background check.
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I have not had access to all of my phone records, State Department emails, and other State Department documents.
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If men had access to a long-lasting contraception, researchers have projected, the rate of unplanned pregnancies would tumble.
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According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 4013% of workers in 2015 had access to a health-care FSA.
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He was saved when friends managed to get him transferred to another labor camp that had access to food.
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Political research firm Cambridge Analytica may have had access to private Facebook messages between 1,500 users and their friends.
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Is there anything that's happened in our world that you really wish you had access to, for joke writing?
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For me, the biggest part was quitting my job and making sure that my husband had access to my accounts.
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I wore body armor at all times, carried handcuffs, and had access to all sorts of offensive and defensive equipment.
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Due to rugged, hilly terrain and scattered villages, only 210 percent of its inhabitants had access to electricity before 237.
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He explained what he had access to (paper and pencil) and what he didn't have access to (nearly everything else).
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Researchers found that 55 percent of patients had heard of naloxone and 10 had access to it at some point.
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The Sheriff's Office said 14 inmates had access to the kiosk in question before the vendor learned of the breach.
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Then, when I got to college, I had access to my roommate's flat iron, and I damaged my curly hair.
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But while the bug was active, apps had access to photos in people's stories and photos they'd uploaded to Marketplace.
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"Our inspectors have had access to all the sites and locations in Iran which they needed to visit," Amano said.
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Consistent with our protocols, Symantec maintained full control of the private key and Blue Coat never had access to it.
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But it does note that GRU "had access to as many as 300 Olympic-related computers" as of early February.
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" Facebook said in a statement to Mashable, "This developer only had access to data that people chose to make public.
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The Federal Communications Commission said the ban was "necessary" to ensure that independent programmers had access to monopoly cable systems.
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Those artists [including Bowie] maybe had access to the whole range of their potential in the way of expressing themselves.
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I was the only photographer that had access to be in Ground Zero, and I was there for nine months.
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Hernández had access to labs in Honduras and Colombia, where some of the cocaine was stamped "TH" for Tony Hernández.
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What about other people who had access to the large Avery auto salvage property, where some burned remains were found?
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Suddenly, listeners had access to an experience that was both comprehensive and rife with the potential of discovering new music.
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But CNN, along with a number of other organizations that had access to the dossier, stopped short of publishing it.
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It was not known how Damojh arrived at its conclusion or if it had access to the black box data.
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Choi reportedly had access to classified documents without security clearance and was involved in presidential decision making, local media said.
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Yes, and I think I would have also had access to film classes and a trajectory to be a filmmaker.
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The company already allowed for phone number authentication, and iOS users have had access to third-party verification for months.
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"This developer only had access to data that people chose to make public," a Facebook spokesperson said in a statement.
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Once a given account was compromised, attackers also had access to any third-party accounts that relied Facebook for authentication.
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That provides a far richer palette from which to create images than researchers have had access to in the past.
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"The suspects had access to the children because they were kids in the neighborhood and children of friends," Hudson added.
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Estimates suggest that more than 55 million women had access to birth control without co-pays because of the mandate.
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He also played down a recent spike in Avolon corporate bond rates, saying Avolon had access to multiple funding markets.
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The quake triggered landslides in some areas, but Iranian authorities said rescue teams had access to all towns and villages.
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The National Park Service said those tweets were sent by a former employee who still had access to the account.
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In democratic Kenya, 37% of the population had access to the internet in 2014, according to the International Telecommunication Union.
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"I only had access to the internet for an hour or so a day, at my parents' discretion," says Claire.
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Most people in the city who had access to cell service or the Internet turned to social media for help.
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The ATF said it will continue the investigation and "will be interviewing those people that had access to that car."
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A third, even smaller circle exists, made up of those who had access to the transcripts before they were leaked.
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The Asian LNG-focused company already had access to Rotterdam's Gate terminal through a 2017 agreement with German utility Uniper.
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Westworld has wrapped production for season 2 so Nolan had access to an entire season of footage for this one.
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Australia's facial recognition database has been up since last year, but only had access to images from visas and passports.
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" She added, "Outside matron archetypes and joke characters, visibly fat women had no place in media I had access to.
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The DNC found out on Friday that Sims had access to the data and called him at 2:85033 p.m.
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He had access to users' telephone numbers and internet protocol addresses, which are unique identification numbers for internet-connected devices.
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So Bishagazi suggested they start, together, growing things on a plot of land he had access to, beginning with vegetables.
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But she also had access to the space's equipment and could spend her free hours working on her own projects.
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The House Judiciary Committee had access to the report, but it has been sealed from public release, the Times noted.
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He has also worked to bring parts of the country only who previously have not had access to internet connections.
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For instance, Amazon (AMZN) had access to Facebook users' names and contact info through their friends on the social network.
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He had access to her vehicle identification number (VIN) because of this, which he used to set up the app.
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All the well-intentioned teeny-bopper period-care manuals I had access to seemed to avoid the word "period" altogether.
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Abedin is arguably the most powerful person in Clinton's circle, and had access to much or all of that information.
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This all came from someone who should, in theory, know better as someone who had access to highly sensitive information.
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So long as the app was installed and had access to the contacts, new phone numbers would be automatically uploaded.
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As members of the media, we had access to a VIP tent that had coffee, bananas, breakfast pastries, and bagels.
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Chun believes if the United States had access to Seegene's system, the country could test 1 million patients a week.
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Persian, Uzbek, Pakistani — these were cuisines I had never before had a desire to explore, let alone had access to.
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"We have had access to locations more frequently than many other countries with extensive nuclear programs," he said of Iran.
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SEB welcomed the measures but said it currently had no need for them and still had access to cheaper capital.
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She also had access to local clubs that counted world champions as members, including Korich, an 11-time world champion.
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Some students were randomly selected into the new enhanced advising program; some had access to the school's standard advising services.
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Many believed he had access to untold wealth; now, it appears his empire was built on a mountain of debt.
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These hackers had access to everything from personal data — name, gender, hometown — to really personal data, like users' private messages.
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Prisoners in the state would notice that disparity, Mr. Butler said, whether or not they had access to his book.
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This raised serious national security concerns: Could the Chinese government have had access to the Facebook data of American citizens?
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PrimaryBid doesn't have competitors because Retail investors have not previously had access to discounted equity offerings run by investment banks.
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We only had access to the internet to check academics and emails, so we got creative with our free time.
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She said she told Trump, 'Maybe if everyone had access to mental health care, we wouldn't be in the situation.
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He says he wishes people like him had access to better education and small loans to run their own businesses.
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It was the only information I had access to that declared same-sex attraction was a normal part of sexuality.
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The Japanese public broadcaster, NHK, also reported Thursday that Ghosn had access to a second French passport, citing unnamed sources.
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The GAO deferred discussing whether its investigators had access to either computers that could be infected with malware or labs.
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In other words, drug designers have only had access to a handful of starting points when making new macrocycle medications.
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Smith, fortunately, had access to something that many other cancer patients do not: the advice of a certified financial planner.
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I had access to counseling and investigative resources to bring her killer to justice and find help processing my grief.
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It's given enormous voices to people who haven't had access to or acceptance in conventional broadcasting, like the LGBTQ+ community.
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Kerem Albayrak from North London emailed Apple Security in March 2017 saying he had access to 319 million iCloud accounts.
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By being a student — my coming in at that opportune time — I had access to both sides of the divide.
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Fisher hoped to ensure that everyone with the same skill set had access to the same education regardless of race.
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During this period, Madonna's summons asserts that Lutz would have had access to the items now subject to the legal battle.
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Some of the issues circle around evidence: the defense argues that its client has not had access to important discovery information.
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However, among those who had never injected heroin, 32 percent had heard of naloxone and 2 percent had access to it.
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Stewart and Walker think it would be far larger if more children had access to a broader selection of affordable programming.
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They also had access to address records for 57,000 births that took place within 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) of the plants.
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Investigators have found that as many as three separate hacking groups had access to Bank of Bangladesh computers, the source said.
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The company also declined to say how long Zuckerberg has had the feature and what other executives had access to it.
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"It would mean a world of less worry on my shoulders if I had access to meaningful health care," she says.
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A not insignificant number of people had access to this plane in four countries including airport personnel, passengers and flight employees.
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Since the 1970s, EU fishermen have had access to British waters under a deal, that many in Britain saw as unfair.
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Protesters had access to bathroom facilities, meals, and water, and any medical issues were addressed on site, the sheriff's office said.
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But Marriott says that it is not ruling out the possibility that hackers had access to credit card data as well.
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The IAEA report said its staff had access "to all the sites and locations in Iran which it needed to visit".
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What that means: people who haven't had access to modern luxuries are increasingly able to access valuable services on their phones.
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The Clinton Foundation staffer, Dennis Cheng, emailed Abedin to follow up, copying someone who apparently had access to the private aircraft.
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So, we might have better information if only folks had access to the data they would need to do the analysis.
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But the Times reports that many of the companies — including the Times itself — had access to the information up until 2017.
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Luckily, Isaac had access to a Columbia-approved housing website, where brokers posted listings for off-campus apartments in the area.
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As described above, the Company had identified that a state-sponsored actor had access to the Company's network in late 2014.
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According to the suit, Abramowitz had access to all of this information because he had a "trusted relationship" with the company.
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If the driver drove for her for 20 years he would probably would have had access to her office and homes.
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"If she had access to care earlier, her cancer could've been detected, treated, or it could've even been prevented," Wen said.
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In total, 4,000 users, both internal and external, had access to the apps prior to today's launch, the company tells us.
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A report from the Intelligence Community released Friday said that hackers had access to the DNC's systems for nearly a year.
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She grew up in a middle-class household, had access to education and had a stable family structure to depend on.
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IT'S NOT GOING TO GO AWAY, EVEN IF APPLE WERE TO DESTROY IT AFTER THE FBI HAD ACCESS TO THIS iPHONE.
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But he had access to an arsenal that allowed him, in very short order, to kill a classroom full of children.
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I also caught a glimpse of a world I'd never had access to before: the one involving crustaceans, shellfish, and fish.
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The source did not say whether the British officer met the suspect or had access to him ahead of the extradition.
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Meanwhile, Avery has filed his own appeal alleging that the police planted evidence when they had access to Teresa Halbach's vehicle.
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In fact, the United States had access to 95 percent of the dozens of cancer drugs launched between 2011 and 2018.
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When they had access to a workplace plan, Mays said, they simply made the required minimums — when they contributed at all.
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The Parkland, Santa Fe and Annapolis attacks might have been averted if law enforcement still had access to tools like Geofeedia.
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In 2016, only 13% of employees who worked in private industry in the United States had access to paid family leave.
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Attendees had access to the other Samsung smartphones announced that day (the Galaxy S10 and S10e), but not the Galaxy Fold.
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Hillary has bad judgment, look who works for her, and who knows what info Weiner had access to through his wife.
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There was "information that the woman had access to the children either as a caregiver or a babysitter," Seattle police said.
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Kaplan had access to several of these people, and so the book is peppered with many fascinating behind-the-scenes anecdotes.
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In court documents, the FBI explained that it had access to iCloud backups of the phone up until October 19, 2015.
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In the fall of 2014, when I once again had access to health care, I sat in a psychiatrist's office crying.
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The developers would have had access to users full names, email addresses, gender, profile pictures, job status, location, and birth date.
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The camp's inhabitants had access to few basic resources—let alone prosthetic limbs, or advanced technology that could mitigate their suffering.
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Funds Warburg Pincus, Attestor, JC Flowers and Barents RE had access to the room, Il Sole 24 Ore said on Sunday.
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But during the deletion process, they missed a key, and Schulte still had access to a main system known as DELVAN.
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CNN FALSELY reported that candidate Donald Trump and his son Donald J. Trump, Jr. had access to hacked documents from WikiLeaks.
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And more important, I had access to a transition path that gave me hope of feeling at home in my body.
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Intelligence agencies "have been warning on this since January," a U.S. official who had access to intelligence reporting told the Post.
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Anyone who had been at all aware of Trump or had access to a search engine knew that was a lie.
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The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages and does not offer any proof that Sanchez never had access to the photos of Bezos.
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Although her children had access to health insurance through their father, Ms. Turner falsified documents in order to receive Medicaid assistance.
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He speaks without notes and tells jokes the way a dad would if that dad had access to highly classified intelligence.
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The investigators concluded that the timing of the meme implied the crown prince may have had access to Bezos' personal messages.
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It's safe to assume most customers had never demanded, or had access to, information about how their favorite dish was made.
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They also showed Abibula cellphone videos of his elderly mother in Xinjiang, suggesting they had access to his family back home.
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Clinton aides have long had access to the pardon files and were formally notified in October of this week's planned release.
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Mr. Dulos would only have had access to that money if Ms. Dulos disappeared and he gained custody, the warrant said.
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XDA Developers got hold of the APK from a source who had access to an (as yet unreleased) Galaxy S20+ 5G.
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But none of Alexander's challengers had access to the kinds of resources that Bannon and his allies could provide this cycle.
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Suddenly, even farm boys in Podunkville and punk-rock girls in the suburbs had access to everything from Truffaut to Troma.
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In return, the apps had access to vast amounts of user data – supposedly subject to those rules that were rarely enforced.
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While he's long been hawkish on North Korea, it's worth remembering that Bolton recently had access to America's most sensitive intelligence.
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It's also particularly challenging for members of the LGBTQ community, who've traditionally only had access to hetero-based sites and apps.
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That Patient Access and Pricing Committee looked at making sure, as a primary objective, that patients had access to Valeant products.
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As a result, Ms. Witt had access to "the true names of intelligence sources and clandestine agents," according to the indictment.
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If those of us at home had access to a dress like this, we might just want to do the same.
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The Journal reported that it could not determine who sent the email, as many people had access to the Gmail account.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez mistakenly suggested that retail investors had access to WeWork, and therefore got "fleeced" by its recent valuation drop.
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They had access to yachts and private apartments in Manhattan that allowed them to bring girls there for sex and drinking.
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Those notifications also included a previously-unknown detail: That Cambridge Analytica may have had access to some users' private Facebook messages.
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As a care worker, also, I'm sure he had access to pretty good word-of-mouth about what was out there.
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The department said no staff or inmates were injured during the storm and all had access to sufficient food and water.
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"Freight brokerage was up 215.38 percent (in revenue) because it was a great market and we had access to capacity," he added.
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She says she has no money ... claiming he gave her $50,000 when they split up but she only had access to $41,000.
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All the subsites had access to the Tab's proprietary platform, and stories could be shared across the network if they were relevant.
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Apple confirmed it was part of the program, but it hasn't had access to Facebook user data since September, the company said.
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" That will send them to the Help Center where they can see which apps may have had access to their "other photos.
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"Our customers are leveraging new data that they never had access to before to get better insight into their customers," said Riley.
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How might the Soviet economy have developed if Soviet leaders had access to the greater potential wealth of West Germany and France?
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The hacker, who goes by the name Revolver, posted two pictures on his Twitter to prove he had access to Pornhub's server.
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After training, the animals returned to their home cages and had access to a sugar solution and water, or just water alone.
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But candidates who choose to forego that money (or never had access to it) must find a way to reach their audiences.
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Lack of medical care "I wish we had access to proper medical care, but in this tent it's very difficult," says Johaina.
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Because where Abloh has had access to certain spaces in the fashion industry, West has, for the most part, remained shut out.
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Once a user logged in and connected their Facebook profile with these accounts, these companies had access to that person's private messages.
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About 22015 percent of workers overall had access to paid family leave in 73, up just slightly from 27 percent in 210.
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The Energy Ministry said in December that 75 percent of Kenya's population had access to electricity, up from 32 percent in 2014.
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If they hadn't been people who have had access to parts and roles and true inclusion in Hollywood, would we have believed?
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Facebook confirmed that the surveillance company violated Facebook's privacy policies, but also noted that Geofeedia only had access to public user data.
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Several reports in South Korean media suggested that Choi also had access to classified material related to national security and economic policies.
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Insurers have, until recently, simply not had access to the right data, or to models sophisticated enough to gauge flood risk properly.
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But intriguingly, it appears that whoever created NotPetya had access to those exploits two weeks before they were given to the public.
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I don't know if I would have the job I do now if I hadn't had access to ROM sites or piracy.
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But in a survey of east African countries back in 20.7, less than 0003% of women there had access to such treatment.
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We're currently in the process of investigating every single app that had access to large amounts of people's information prior to 2014.
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As a doctor, Nassar had access to extra liberties, thanks to the trust our culture puts in people who provide medical care.
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Larval perch that had access to microplastic particles only ate plastic, while completely ignoring their natural food source of free-swimming zooplankton.
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After Britain joined the European Economic Community in 1973, it ensured Caribbean producers had access to the club at high guaranteed prices.
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But on Friday, the judge said that a medical examination was necessary so that both sides had access to all the facts.
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The Energy Ministry said in December that 75 percent of Kenya's population had access to electricity, up from 32 percent in 2014.
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A source close to the government told Reuters fewer than a dozen people had access to all details of the QIA's reserves.
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None of us had access to the Web or even the Internet behind it in 1991, 803 or even much of 1993.
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The resourceful inmates had access to old computer parts through a prison program that employs inmates to dismantle old gadgets for recycling.
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As time went on and fewer returned for the new content drops, a shrinking number of people had access to absolutely everything.
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The New York Times leak had to have originated from an internal source — a Times employee who had access to the channel.
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For his part, Brown denied throwing the items -- claiming the tosser was another person who had access to his apartment that day.
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Marissa: Yeah, Mark and I had a fun time on this record using what we had access to, in terms of instrumentation.
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Just 22019 million American adults had access to the Internet back then, through dial-up services like America Online, CompuServe or Prodigy.
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She's had access to great medical care, but there are thousands of kids in Los Angeles who don't have access to that.
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Broner says he simply never bothered to password protect the ho phone -- so anyone could've had access to his x-rated library.
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And when they made their investments, they presumably had access to internal financial data that isn't available to the rest of us.
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The SEC said Cohen "ignored red flags" indicating that Martoma might have had access to material nonpublic information about the clinical trial.
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"As I am not being investigated, I have not yet had access to the records," he wrote on Facebook at the time.
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If my Grandpa Vito had had access to YouPorn back in the days of the Jitterbug, he wouldn't have left the house.
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That staggering number is especially surprising given that just 5% of the population in Tanzania had access to television as of 2010.
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According to the New York Times, this raised concerns that Aleph may have had access to sensitive government information and computer systems.
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One piece of good news from the survey of 25,500 households was that most people had access to a toilet or latrine.
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The Economist—along with the BBC and GQ Magazine—had access to Mr Wright before the publication of his post (see footnote).
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This isn't a brand-new feature: developers have had access to it, and it's officially been on the update roadmap for months.
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As a victim in the case, Richter had access to the investigators' files, and what he read there, he said, was awful.
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"Freight brokerage was up 30 percent (in revenue) because it was a great market and we had access to capacity," he added.
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If the hacker also had access to their target's home, they might have been able to unlock a door and walk in.
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Klinker has never had access to the developer tools that allow for push notifications, so the Talon app has never supported them.
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By comparison, more than 2.8 million people had access to classified information in 2015, including 1.2 million at the top secret level.
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But the prosecutor Daniel Suneson on Thursday said he had access to more information than the videos that had been shared online.
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If you had access to the songs of some of the best-known musicians, what kind of TV show would you create?
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Burck and his team examined over 430,000 documents during their four-month investigation, and had access to Esteves only through his lawyers.
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She says she would not be the mother she is if she hadn't had access to the safe, legal abortion she needed.
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Across sub-Saharan Africa, only 24% of people had access to electric power in 2017, compared with a global rate of 89%.
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German news magazine Der Spiegel reported that the suspect had access to sensitive information, including possible data on troop deployments in Afghanistan.
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Next week she would have turned 15 but because some lunatic had access to this weapon, my daughter will be forever 14.
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The details: Trump has gone after Haberman before, calling her a "Hillary flunky" and denying that she has had access to him.
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In the new lawsuit, he says he's never had access to Chris' money because another business manager is solely responsible for finances.
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If I'd had access to recovery resources before I hit bottom, I might have found my way out of addiction much earlier.
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Twitter tells us that only a "single digit percentage" of its user base had access to 280 characters during the test period.
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The big picture: The software glitch that allegedly caused the error for Maryland occurred before election officials had access to the data.
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As someone who recently went through a lengthy visa process, I wish I'd had access to this thing a few weeks back.
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According to officials familiar with the process, investigators are examining "hundreds" of CIA employees and contractors who had access to the documents.
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Facebook admitted on Tuesday a recent review has revealed some 100 app developers still had access to users' data through private groups.
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A Defense Department spokeswoman, asked about long-term mental harm, responded that prisoners were treated humanely and had access to excellent care.
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The lawsuit argued that the members of Led Zeppelin had access to Spirit songs when they toured together in the late 1960s.
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A prosecutor, Daniel C. Richenthal, argued that Mr. Ng had access to private airplanes, foreign passports and was a risk to flee.
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As of Saturday, according to the Department of Defense, only 45 percent of customers on the island had access to drinking water.
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Up to 438 applications made by other companies may have had access to the vulnerability through coding links called application programming interfaces.
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The infected attendee has not been named, but it appears the man had access to many of the conference's highest-profile guests.
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A local television affiliate, KXAN, reported that A.T.F. agents also had access to security video from an electronics store in North Austin.
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This was all occurring while Mr. Kushner had access to top-secret intelligence, despite having failed to secure a full security clearance.
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The regulator estimates that only 3,13 out of a total of 5,570 cities in Brazil had access to fiber networks in 2018.
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The regulator estimates that only 3,542 out of a total of 5,570 cities in Brazil had access to fiber networks in 2018.
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The documents said the seven people were at various stages of immigration proceedings when Mr. Sanchez had access to their identification information.
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The ice distributed by aid organizations meant families had access to cold water and a rudimentary refrigeration method in the sweltering heat.
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Walmart ultimately decided that both employees and customers would feel more comfortable if employees had access to masks and gloves, Bartlett said.
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Our first policy was, we were locking them up in a manager's office so that way we only had access to them.
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Smith said he was unsure if Assange still had access to the internet but said other options were likely open to him.
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Prosecutors had objected to the conditions, saying Mr. Ng had access to private airplanes, foreign passports and was a risk to flee.
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The police have long had access to telephone interpreters through a private service called LanguageLine, but it has been underused for years.
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"Working in beauty, I've always had access to the best skin-care products, education, dermatologists, studies — all of it," Schott tells us.
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In the case of Bezos, the analysis found that hackers had access to his phone for months, according to the UN report.
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The government reviews books by former officials who had access to secrets so they can excise the manuscripts of any classified information.
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Throughout the 13-hour flight, nobody on board Air Force One had access to their phones, including White House staff, Grisham said.
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Direct lenders can be more flexible and give borrowers access to far more capital than they would historically have had access to.
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His parents told the officer he made comments about killing himself and that he had access to "many firearms" in his residence.
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Up to 97 percent of people in cities in Latin America and East and South Asia had access to electricity in 2012.
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American officers had access to every area of the Iraqi base, and found no prison cells or torture facilities, said Brig. Gen.
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Bill: I don't think he had access to the screen... maybe he just saw via binoculars that he was watching the video.
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The contractor, who worked out of Beijing, had access to the recordings through a Chrome web app through a Microsoft account login.
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Parakilas says that he could not remember the company doing any audits on outside companies that had access to Facebook user data.
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Theoretically, people now had access to software and music libraries that would allow them to make whatever style of music they pleased.
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"I was only able to study when I had access to stable housing," said Ms. Ciuciu, who arrived in France in 1997.
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Facebook will investigate all apps that had access to large amounts of data and will audit apps with "suspicious activity," Zuckerberg said.
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"She had access to that Instagram and was using it in 2017," he told BuzzFeed News in a text message on Thursday.
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The U.N. refugee agency (UNHCR) has not had access to al Kontar, according to Yante Ismail, a spokeswoman in the Malaysian capital.
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According to CNN's sources, the spy had access to Putin and could even provide images of documents on the Russian leader's desk.
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If such a surveillance system did exist, nothing that Kessler told or showed The Times proved that he had access to it.
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I have had access to private rooms, overheard exquisite conversations and been able to observe subtle changes in another person's inner life.
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"They've segregated the sections," she said, meaning that she, as a premier ticket holder, had access to a more prestigious dining club.
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Levin conducted 250 interviews with Chicago and her friends, family, colleagues, admirers, and critics, and had access to Chicago's diaries and letters.
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As of 2017, just 15 percent of American workers had access to paid parental leave, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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We had access to school therapists, psychologists, even a special center where we could go ask intimate questions and know it was confidential.
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Thanks to the Affordable Care Act's contraception mandate, an estimated 62.4 million women had access to birth control without out-of-pocket costs.
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Four individuals employed by Star India who had access to the files prior to release were arrested as a result of that leak.
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"During the technology disruption, CBP had access to national security-related databases and all travelers were screened according to security standards," Hetlage said.
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When he set up Alibaba in 1999, few people had access to the Internet, much less going online to buy and sell things.
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By aggregating merchandise from a number of wholesalers and distributors, the company can offer unique items retailers might not have had access to.
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It had access to highly classified material in the course of its investigation, which concluded with the publication of a 570-page report.
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She is on trial on charges of abuse of power and attempted fraud following the accusations she had access to secret government documents.
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Two sources told Reuters in October that a Comcast IP address had access to a security key that was used in the breach.
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The allegation centers around whether third-party developers had access to information on private Facebook profiles in the early days of the platform.
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But that was decades before everyone had access to 13F quarterly stock holdings filings in seconds, and well before the rise of ETFs.
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Child locked in bedroom of home Jordan's wife said he was armed with a pistol and had access to long rifles, Wild said.
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After Pebble sold its assets to Fitbit, Katharine Berry took a job at Intel, but she still had access to CloudPebble's Twitter account.
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"It might be better to skip the third paragraph with the assertion that numerous outlets had access to this report," the person wrote.
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"From a broadcaster perspective … they now have access to viewers they wouldn't have had access to," Periscope engineer Sara Haider told Re/code.
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As a special ed teacher, Kirkland had access to the files detailing these students' medical issues, intellectual or behavioral problems, and personal histories.
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Forty-nine new cancer drugs were introduced between 2010 and 2014, but only six countries had access to more than half of them.
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"I have not read the blog article yet or had access to any papers or technical details to make that call," said Churchill.
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If other scientists had access to the babies, they could sequence their DNA and independently see if this gene is no longer there.
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Exports have been notoriously problematic because the agency has only had access to monthly rather than weekly estimates, although this is now changing.
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Members already had access to the company's original podcasts through the Channels section of its iOS, Android, Windows 10, and Fire tablet apps.
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Image: Flickr / Miguel MendezThe Madison Square Garden Company just disclosed that someone had access to its payment processing system for almost a year.
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If it's done right, billions of people could end up with trusted, independent, impartial news they would never otherwise have had access to.
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This way, everyone could easily see the screen, and we still had access to the touchscreen for playing around with the digital models.
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And since Google quickly shut down the fake Google Docs app, the hacker only had access to victims' accounts for a few minutes.
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In fact, before Likes You, the only way Tinder users had access to everyone that liked them was to swipe right on everyone.
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But Verizon says no other external party had access to the data, telling CNN that no loss or theft of customer information occurred.
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"The Company had identified that a state-sponsored actor had access to the Company's network in late 30," said Yahoo in its filing.
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Only 11% of families who had access to the price transparency tools used them at least once in the year that was studied.
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Gowdy, by forcing Comey to admit that these people could have had access to relevant information, was seemingly intentionally fueling a conspiracy theory.
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These successes were possible in part because children had access to primary care pediatricians and other health care providers when they needed them.
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This will help drive down the cost of imports since, in recent years, Iranian businessmen have not had access to letters of credit.
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The American Bankers Association's own numbers say that in 2010, when debit reform passed, 53 percent of Americans had access to free checking.
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The public has never had access to the internal deliberations and machinations of a chief executive like Twitter has provided us with Trump.
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And we are investigating all historic apps that had access to large amounts of information before we changed our platform policies in 2014.
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Balko: The first thing he did was basically arrest every young black male in the area who had access to the little girl.
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Does anyone doubt that if Osama bin Laden had had access to gene editing technologies, he would have used them against his enemies?
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A wicked cool teen girl who owned a Casio My Magic Diary probably had access to more sophisticated technology than her parents did.
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Developers have had access to a beta preview of iOS 11 since then, but on Monday it becomes available as a public beta.
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The company said it had access to C$1.48 billion in available liquidity and credit capacity on Tuesday, unchanged from a day earlier.
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In the Florence case, defense lawyers said regulators had access to all the necessary information to understand the scope of the derivatives operation.
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But off a driftable track, I'm not sure how you'd get the car to slide, unless you had access to an airport runway.
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In this case, the camera bodies were missing from a room that, in theory, only accredited personnel had access to during the tournament.
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Many of those services come with claims that innovation, along with consumer choice, will help people who haven't had access to traditional banking.
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David Kaiser, a physician at Montreal's Public Health Department, said most of the victims lived alone and none had access to air conditioning.
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For the first time, viewers in all US time zones had access to live coverage of the games, instead of a delayed replay.
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As of March 21950, no more than 221 percent of workers in the bottom quarter of wage earners had access to sick leave.
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Why would Epstein, who had access to seemingly unlimited amounts of capital, choose a mural of an elaborate door over the real thing?
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Democratic senators, who also had access to the report, have not disputed this claim, instead arguing that the investigation was not thoroughly performed.
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" He said Paddock still had access to more than 4,000 rounds of ammunition and "had the ability to do a lot more harm.
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Some of the whitelisted developers that Facebook continued to share such data with had access to friends' information until 2018, says the filing.
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Under WPA2, the unauthorized user had the ability to decrypt any traffic that flowed through, even before they had access to your network.
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AS: It was so striking when I started looking at other moments where women, and mothers in particular, suddenly had access to technology.
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The committee previously had access to the FISA materials, but the access was restricted to the chairman and ranking member or their designees.
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He had access to financial data and information related to the bank's responsibility for assessing and monitoring the health of certain financial institutions.
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The researchers had access to state records for individual employees, which included how much time they worked and how much they were paid.
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I saw on Dr. Oz that cleanses help, so I tried one with the only food I had access to that qualified: apples.
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This marks Google's first major expansion for Lens, which was previously only available to those who had access to the latest Pixel phones.
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Personal curio: since you had access to the Rai archives, I presume you must have spent hundreds of hours just watching this material.
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El Padrino was eventually brought down due to the dogged pursuit of one law enforcement official—David Shanks—whom you had access to.
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The 10-person team has been developing Cola since 2014 and users have had access to the application since March of this year.
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The documents list not only the companies that had access to the data, but specific phone numbers that were pinged by those companies.
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He said a prosecutor was present at each raid and the police had not had access to the files after they were seized.
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For years, and in secret, UK law enforcement agencies have had access to metadata collected by the country's powerful signals intelligence agency GCHQ.
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"The fact that they had access to the network — that is a future risk," Falkowitz said in a phone interview with The Hill.
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The average citizen had access to a steady stream of information from newspapers, telegraphs, and word of mouth among an increasingly transitory public.
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Musaibli was being kept in detention by the SDF where US officials had access to him and have been able to question him.
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These upstart Syrian journalists lacked experience in investigative, objective reporting, but they had access to unparalleled contacts, connections and on-the-ground perspectives.
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The women had visited Ms. Haskell's HSBC Bank branch on Ralph several times, and Ms. Legall had access to Ms. Haskell's account information.
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While I loved these women, I did not fully appreciate their impact on my education until I no longer had access to them.
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And the most religious Christians I have ever met — so few of whom had access to quality education, to climate data or weather.
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A decade ago, the leaders in the world of ad tracking and targeting were the companies that had access to the most data.
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If the deal had gone through, Ant Financial would have had access to reams of financial data, which could have created security problems.
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Around 1,43 third-party apps had access to users' uploaded photos — even if they had not posted them publicly to Facebook — from Sept.
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Former officials say Mr. Lee had access to information that could have helped the Chinese figure out the identities of the American informants.
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But the fact that he had access to a gun—that he could just take it from his grandfather—shouldn't be the case.
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With my monthly pass, I had access to a diversity of neighborhoods and culture, leading me to the end of all the lines.
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The president indicated that he did not think the emails would leak, but said they would leak if everyone had access to them.
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FDA policy prohibited states and private entities from developing their own test kits, meaning they only had access to the faulty FDA kits.
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The lawyer who represented Johnston in the resulting mediation had access to a summary of an interview with an actor named Réal Andrews.
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According to his account, Ms. Hicks responded that the emails "will never get out" because only a few people had access to them.
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While FedEx is ending the program, N.R.A. members who had access to the discount previously will continue to be able to use it.
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The president had access to advice from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; the Surgeon General, the Department of Homeland Security . . .
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While Mr. Yohai borrowed millions from banks and obtained money from investors, he also intimated he had access to large amounts of cash.
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Imagine that this piece was told from the son's point of view instead, and we had access to his thoughts as he spoke.
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Students might not have had access to the accurate estimates, but they already knew that studying more would mean they got better grades.
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Sitting courtside was one of the many perks the family had access to when Kobe was the highest-paid player in the NBA.
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He befriended the archivist at MI6 and bought him drinks, and then he had access to files that were not within his area.
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If I had access to a massive spreadsheet of what was standard for that role in that area, I would've asked for more.
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Before the jurors took the stand Tuesday, Jackson zeroed in on that issue and what information about Hart the defense had access to.
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And because all companies shared a central email server, gaining access to one meant a hacker would have had access to them all.
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For instance, Australia had access to only 6900 percent of new drugs released between 2628 and 28503 according to data collected by IQVIA.
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Scholarships would be made available to Muslim students, she said, even though almost no Rohingya have had access to higher education for years.
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Moving to ManhattanTheir first office was the lobby of a Cornell clubhouse that they had access to because of their Stanford alumni status.
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It suggests that national security operatives had access to high-level voice technology long before Amazon, Apple and Google's solutions became cultural touchstones.
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Premier Oil said it still had access to undrawn funds within its revolving credit facility, allowing it to meet its ongoing funding requirements.
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Under either statehood or independence Puerto Rico would have had access to the tools necessary to address a fiscal crisis of this magnitude.
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I found an FTP password somewhere, don't recall exactly, and found it had access to the web files directory on that DB server.
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I've already told you that if I hadn't had access to an abortion, I might not be here …I might have killed myself.
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To be more specific, Facebook confirmed to Wired that Cambridge Analytica may have had access to messages between 20143,500 users and their friends.
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Callamard said her team had access to part of "chilling and gruesome audio material" of Khashoggi's death obtained by the Turkish intelligence agency.
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The U.N. agency says it has had access to all the sites it has needed to visit and details of inspections are confidential.
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The suspect was a disgruntled employee who had access to the building and fired on multiple floors Friday afternoon, Police Chief James Cervera said.
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The perpetrators had access to systems containing Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, credit card numbers and medical records belonging to millions of individuals.
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If everyone in the world with HIV knew their status and had access to effective treatment, no new cases would occur, the study suggests.
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After a study about connection speeds in the US last year, the FCC decided that too few people had access to high speed internet.
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"When we first had access to Yalda, just to get there the U.N. had to negotiate 17 separate agreements," UNRWA spokesman Chris Gunness said.
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They also asked about damage to their homes, and whether they were displaced and had access to food, water, health care, electricity, and cellphones.
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But it's worth considering what information Jacobs had access to while he worked at Uber, and what conclusions he might have drawn from it.
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Those who had a Magnises black card had access to a West Village townhouse where members could indulge in some causal cocktails and oysters.
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" He goes on to say that his investigation concluded "with high confidence that the Saudis had access to Bezos' phone, and gained private information.
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That logic was hardly a great advertisement for capitalism, implying that the fewer Americans had access to health insurance, the happier investors would be.
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Five years later they had access to 189 channels but were still watching only 17.5 of them each week, almost the same as before.
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The party had hired CrowdStrike essentially in place of the FBI — to this day, the Bureau has not had access to the DNC's servers.
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Then, on December 16, 2018, Hernandez posted a screenshot of a file directory that implied he had access to Nintendo's European file sharing network.
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"I am a typical example of a person who had access to information, a minister, but yet I woke up with nothing," she says.
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CW: We've done such cool things with the new generation of printers that people aren't expecting, with printers we shouldn't have had access to.
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Ford testified that a very limited of number people had access to her letter, yet that letter found its way into the public domain.
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After joining Berzelius, one of Yale's oldest and most prestigious societies, L. realized she had access to a large and influential network of alumni.
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The report said the team auditing Alexa commands has had access to location data and, in some cases, can find a customer's home address.
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But according to officials, the three friars assigned Baker to work in a high school, where he had access to hundreds of potential victims.
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The features are similar to those that creators on YouTube have had access to for months through the recent addition of the Community tab.
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In 2018, 53% of workers at companies with fewer than 100 workers had access to one, compared with 85% of workers at larger companies.
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Comey also says he isn't sure whether Sessions had access to investigative materials after or during the period in which he was recusing himself.
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Kelly told CBS he has been in financial difficulties because "so many people" who had access to his bank account have stolen from him.
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Whatever the rationale, its decision has hurt the poor, who could have had access to subsidised health care were they living in another state.
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" He said he believed the FBI had access to information it has ignored, writing, "I'm very disappointed in the way they've handled this investigation.
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The man worked at Brussels airport and had access to planes on the tarmac, said broadcaster RTBF and newspaper Le Soir, citing judiciary sources.
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The DoJ already had access to such information through the American Community Survey (ACS), a smaller effort conducted by the Census Bureau each year.
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Her partner did find out anyway, because she was also in the military and had access to the daily casualty list, which includes injuries.
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I didn't take them, but I know that if I'd had access to recreational Ritalin or Adderall I would have been all over it.
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The revised memo still doesn't answer key questions, like whether Pruitt had access to facilities beyond his room and whether his daughter paid rent.
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I didn't realize until after college that my mom never had access to paid sick days or paid leave in any of her jobs.
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Now, part of that is [it's a] black area of Mississippi and every male who had access to the girl happened to be black.
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Authorities are investigating whether Teixeira had access to these keys or whether he was able to gain access to the apartment in another manner.
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The argument, of course, is that the district attorney's office would have an easier time solving crimes if they had access to these phones.
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Back at the commune, they had access to a wide range of equipment that was well maintained and easily found in a shared toolshed.
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Technology can also help make teen pregnancy an "issue of the past" if people had access to more education and medical professionals, Richards said.
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The Reuters investigation of the initial tender process found that Trenaco had access to details of the project months before it was publicly tendered.
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Some of those logins had full administrative privileges, and many had access to confidential testing plans and results for voting hardware around the country.
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Across the state, 25% of all family planning clinics closed, and about 30,000 fewer women had access to a health clinic two years later.
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Only 1 percent nationally, and 5 percent in the capital Pyongyang, had access to North Korea's intranet, but there was no internet, Hulshof said.
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Imagine how different this election season would be … could be … if voters had access to more of these kinds of stories — front and center.
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This meant, for the first time in history, the U.S. retail investor had access to a well-diversified, low-cost, passively managed investment product.
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The indictment also states Hernandez had access to labs in Honduras and Colombia, where some of the cocaine was stamped "TH" for Tony Hernandez.
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AIDS was threatening to wipe out an entire generation on the continent of Africa, where only 50,000 people had access to anti-retroviral drugs.
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He said the resources that Las Vegas had access to made a difference in how the city was able to respond to the tragedy.
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Musaibli was being kept in detention by the SDF where US officials have had access to him and have been able to question him.
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I had access to the second and third levels of the clubhouse, where there were box seats with a nice view of the track.
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And, since I have Platinum elite status with Marriott, I was upgraded to a beautiful suite and had access to free breakfast every morning.
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US Customs and Border Protection disputes that claim, saying migrants "had access to food, water and restrooms" while they were detained and waiting transfer.
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Adamson noticed that most researchers had access to data only from 2014, too soon after the law went into effect for any clear signals.
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Fortunes were being made in the property market, and millions of Brazilians had access to cheap credit for the first time in their lives.
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It also discovered that 60 percent of Texas residents polled believe the state would be healthier if more people had access to Medicaid insurance.
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Back then, her family had access to TV stations in Charlotte and Raleigh, as well as three regional newspapers and an independent local newspaper.
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If such a fund existed, no one has explained who may have had access to it or what it might have been used for.
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These plot points are sanded over quickly in the first episode of season 9 (the New Republic had access to the first three episodes).
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It turned out Ngombo didn't hold his own passport on a daily basis; he only had access to it when he went through customs.
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Many of them, including police officers, journalists, judges, teachers, and former politicians, haven't had access to lawyers and are subject to beatings in detention.
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I was thinking, I could really revisit this design in a futuristic tablet ghetto blaster that had access to Spotify and all your programs.
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To be sure, Huawei phones in China haven't had access to Google's Play Store in China for years, where Google's app store is blocked.
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Soon, Parrella and his colleagues had access to confidential documents that Waymo had previously sought to seal from the authorities and from the public.
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As a well-known dealer and owner of the Caliban Book Shop in Pittsburgh, Mr. Schulman had access to a network of potential buyers.
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Most of the hospitals had shut down amid the destruction in insurgent territory, which now barely had access to water or electricity, he said.
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Prosecutors say Cole, who served as former deputy attorney general until 2015, had access to confidential information that he could use against the government.
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