If virtual reality hijacks our eyes to show us the world through someone else's, the Wavelength hijacks the whole nervous system.
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When mental illness hijacks Margaret Rodgers' mind, she acts out.
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And what if ISIS hijacks the opium and heroin trade?
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The manipulation hijacks the system we use to understand others.
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The drug hijacks your pleasure center and will not let go.
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We'd worked hijacks in the past, and they were usually uneventful.
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But on the flip side, emotion hijacks reason all the time.
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Terrorism, hijacks or pilot suicide aren't included in the Airline Rating methodology.
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Addiction hijacks the primitive part of the brain that handles survival instincts.
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A hacker hijacks a verified Twitter account using stolen or leaked passwords.
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Repeated exposure to pornography hijacks the brain's pleasure centers, leading to addiction.
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But the researcher said Twitter should shoulder the blame for the account hijacks.
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Venom lives inside Eddie and hijacks Eddie's body whenever he feels like it.
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Watch as a deranged stalker hijacks GFOTY's life and steals her boyfriend Chad.
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I love that the word HIJACKS has HIJ_ _K all in a row.
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Each pathogen hijacks its host cell by manipulating a different combination of proteins.
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And Twitter isn't alone: Facebook also struggled with account hijacks through expired email accounts.
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Measles hijacks those cells' machinery and begins replicating and spreading at a breakneck pace.
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As its name suggests, the hack contains malicious code hijacks a user's SIM card.
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The fungus grows inside the ant, threads its way to the brain and hijacks it.
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The fungus grows inside the ant, threads its way to the brain and hijacks it.
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As television has shifted to digital and satellite transmissions, signal hijacks have become even more difficult.
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This hijacks a cell's protein-making machinery, causing it to turn out components for new viruses.
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Not only that, Zika hijacks NPCs, turning them into factories that produce even more Zika particles.
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The bacterium often hijacks its hosts' reproductive abilities, allowing it to spread quickly within a population.
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I don't need to know my Banshee Hijacks Above Replacement, or Batting Average on Cacodemons in Play.
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As each instrument hijacks the melody, the song is reinvented in ways even the musician doesn't understand.
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As the older, bigger boy hijacks the book, we lose sight of Reuben and his wonderful vulnerability.
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Some of the most high-profile SIM hijacks have targeted people with money stored in cryptocurrency exchanges.
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Zim hijacks Professor Membrane's keynote and uses Membrane's hand-holding powered Membracelets to hurtle Earth towards annihilation.
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These methods are more secure than texted codes, which can be stolen if an attacker hijacks your SIM.
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Worse, it was possible to identify some car models, making targeted hijacks or high-end vehicles even easier.
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LSD mimics serotonin (a neurotransmitter that influences mood), and it hijacks the serotonin system in some interesting ways.
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In the film, Jack O'Connell plays an unhinged investor who hijacks the financial show hosted by Clooney's character.
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Mirai is a free, open source program that hijacks internet-connected devices to simultaneously blast targets with traffic.
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We put HIJACKS across the center, so we could emphasize that the"JACKS" were "Hijacked" from the answers.
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Owen hijacks an ambulance to get Frances to the hospital, and they arrive just as Teddy and Amelia do.
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As SIM hijacks continue to rise, security advocates have called for carriers to do more to thwart the issue.
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What happens if somebody remotely hijacks your car via the Internet of Things and crashes it with you in it?
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Midge effectively hijacks dinner parties to workshop her jokes, to the point where other guests must sit rapt in silence.
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Ross may have been using AT&T, but SIM hijacks have been reported on all major US cell phone networks.
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We're saying HI to a set of well-known JACKS in this puzzle, as the 39A revealer, HIJACKS, tells us.
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Ator hijacks a mail truck and drives around randomly shooting at residents and motorists, killing seven and wounding 183 others.
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You can only get so close to an industrial speaker the size of a golf cart before it hijacks your body.
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Specifically, it leaves you exposed if someone hijacks your smartphone's SIM, a longtime problem that has only gotten worse of late.
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She adds that being a part of such a negative work environment stifles talent, hijacks your success and makes you miserable.
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TECH TIP That free Wi-Fi network may not be so free if it is unsecured and someone hijacks your data.
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What if anytime people say something that hijacks our emotions, we simply remind ourselves that they did not mean it that way?
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A recent study by U.S. Naval War College and Tel Aviv University scholars says China systematically hijacks and diverts U.S. internet traffic.
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An AE employee says Trump's star literally hijacks attention from the store, and business has actually suffered since Trump was sworn in.
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During the peak of Somalian hijacks in 2010, Western journalists often travelled to the capital of Kenya instead to interview ex-pirates.
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The trio were joined by costar Jack O'Connell, who plays an unhinged investor who hijacks the financial show hosted by Clooney's character.
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If someone hijacks your idea, you may be tempted to blurt out a comment like, "Hey, I just said that," but don't.
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Visibly shaken, he arms himself with a gun and hijacks a police car in order to hunt down Light (Wolff), the perpetrator.
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Politifact is the latest and perhaps most high-profile website to have hosted code that secretly hijacks visitors' CPUs to mine cryptocurrency.
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Some commentators even described Salon's scheme as "malware" because mining essentially hijacks your computer's processing power and cranks it to the max.
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The story follows a boy who hijacks a plane and flies to the trash-heap in search of his missing pooch, Spot.
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There are obviously enormously significant differences between 2020 and 2001, but instead of hijacking our planes, this unseen pathogen hijacks our lungs.
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In Graham's temporary confinement in an M.R.I., where words and bodies are reimagined, the afterlife of so much televised death hijacks consciousness.
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Cranston was guest-starring as a jilted lover who hijacks a sorority reunion cruise, and Dearden played one of the trapped sorority sisters.
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There's a proclamation in the book that seems to describe junior prom, so Bughead hijacks the event for their Gargoyle King-eliminating plans.
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Corruption is big business — one which knows no borders and hijacks political and economic systems in the pursuit of profit at any cost.
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When Jack the Ripper (Josh Bowman, "Revenge") hijacks the machine and flees to the present to avoid capture, the upstanding Wells gives chase.
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Malware breaks into the devices using publicly available default passwords, hijacks the device and ensnares the device into conducting cyberattacks without the user's knowledge.
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My experiments show that being around rudeness robs you of your cognitive resources, hijacks your performance and creativity, and sidelines you from your work.
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Not only does the idea that technology "hijacks" our brains smack of the same moral panics leveled at previous pastimes—Novels corrupt women's minds!
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Featured Article: "How Coronavirus Hijacks Your Cells" by Jonathan Corum and Carl Zimmer The virus that causes Covid-19 is spreading around the world.
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In an old episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, she hijacks a family camping trip in order to go alien hunting in Area 51.
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But thalidomide, Fischer explained, hijacks another molecule (known as a ligand), then goads that molecule to destroy SALL4 and other proteins, a process called degradation.
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Caught too late, Lyme hijacks the body's immune system to seek and destroy joints, nerves, brain tissue, and—this really made him anxious—the heart.
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CRISPR is a much-hyped genetic engineering technology that hijacks the immune defense of bacteria in order to cut and replace particular stretches of DNA.
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Once inside the cells, the virus hijacks the protein manufacturing machinery of the cell to generate its own viral proteins and create more viral particles.
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It hijacks the Civil Rights Law of 1964 creating a brave new world of "discrimination" based on undefined terms of sexual orientation and gender identity.
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She begins the piece by quoting Lin-Manuel Miranda and describing a number of common scenarios in which looking at a smartphone hijacks our attention.
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In the weeks following, the main subreddit for Amazon-owned game streaming site Twitch — of which Jakubowski is a moderator — was flooded with complaints about account hijacks.
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After years of issues with rogue Chrome extensions, hijacks, and malware, Google announced a slew of new policies Thursday to ensure the little browser applets are secure.
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If you game the system perfectly and give each teen an equal amount of attention, the devil hijacks God's radio signal and speaks to the trio himself.
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"Like everything else Trump touches, he hijacks it with his chronic dishonesty and childishness," said Mark Salter, a longtime adviser to Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona.
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While some may find the idea of involuntary treatment alluring, a suspension of civil rights is not just unnecessary — it hijacks efforts to solve our overdose crisis.
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Wolbachia is a bacterium that infects up to 70 percent of all known insect species, where it hijacks the insect reproduction to spread itself through the population.
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Now, Cloudflare wants routing issues to be a thing of the past by deploying a new feature to try to stop route leaks and hijacks in their tracks.
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The FBI has recently received several reports of "Zoom-bombing," which is when an intruder hijacks a Zoom videoconference and infiltrates it with pornographic images or hateful content.
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In the event that a hacker successfully hijacks your computer, you could rescue yourself with a backup of your data stored somewhere, like on a physical hard drive.
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Cringingly, when Vicki wins an Oscar, an inebriated Norman hijacks her speech and accidentally slaps her in the face—a moment that's also, unfortunately, in the 1954 film.
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RPKI isn't perfect, though — it's better at preventing leaks than hijacks, Cloudflare said, but called its move the "first milestone" in moving from trust-based to authentication-based routing.
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After about half an hour, he hijacks part of a lazy afternoon with a story about his admittedly minor place in Rolling Stones history (during the "Voodoo Lounge" era).
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Like one about a bank robber who hijacks a sailboat and holds a honeymooning couple hostage after a shootout with police, only to be apprehended by the US Coast Guard.
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But the process by which a flu virus hijacks a host cell's molecular machinery in order to reproduce itself cuts out of the loop what are known as proofreading enzymes.
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The parasite essentially hijacks the mice to make them stop being afraid of cats and even love the smell of their urine — which of course makes mice easier to catch.
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It's funny because when I went down to Blizzard and we were talking about possibilities I realized that I don't wanna be the guy that hijacks a game, you know?
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The three countries also agreed to step up air and sea patrols and escorts for commercial ships in the common maritime areas to fend off potential hijacks, kidnaps and robbery.
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Via Apollo Magazine Related: It's Art: Wax Sculpture of Conjoined, Nude Brangelina Hits eBay Meet Ronald McDonald Trump and Other Celebrity Portrait Hijacks We Investigated Kendall Jenner's Secret Fraternal Twinstagrammer
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Virality hijacks our better instincts, and because so many of the internet's business models benefit from instant popularity, there's a great deal of money and power riding on our failings.
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Some conservative Republicans are meeting this week to talk about the possibility of fielding a conservative third-party candidate in the increasingly likely event that Donald Trump hijacks their party's nomination.
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The former ad woman is also the artist behind the striking "Pussy Illuminati" stickers and bus shelter hijacks that have been popping up (mostly in Montreal) over the last few years.
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"Once faith leaders become partisan, it hijacks their moral authority and their impartiality in this hyper-partisan environment," said Rabbi Jonah Pesner, director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism.
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Malaysia, Indonesia and Philippines agreed in June to step up air and sea patrols and escorts for commercial ships in their common maritime areas to fend off potential hijacks, kidnaps and robbery.
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Ring cameras have had their share of security vulnerabilities, and just this week Amazon issued fixes for a slew of vulnerabilities in its Blink home cameras that could have allowed device hijacks.
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But as he hijacks the proceedings by intoning the opening monologue into a dangling microphone, you realize that being out of kilter has prepared him to navigate an out-of-kilter universe.
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"You can always claim that this is some kind of configuration error," said Shavitt, who last month co-authored a paper alleging that the Chinese government had conducted a series of internet hijacks.
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The internet, while not officially recognized as an addictive substance, similarly hijacks the brain's reward system by triggering the release of pleasure-inducing chemicals and is accessible from an early age, Tuell said.
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After running a quick calibration to get to know a user's "neutral browsing expression" (NBE), Blissify hijacks the user's webcam to monitor their facial expressions in real-time as they browse the internet.
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Some background: CRISPR, which stands for Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeat, is a precision gene-editing technique that hijacks systems used by bacteria to clip out the genetic material of viral invaders.
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"It was very disturbing to me to see members of the House tie the Mirai botnet (malware that hijacks computers) to the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), simply parroting special interests," she said.
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It happens on "Don't Threaten Me With a Good Time," which hijacks a twangy guitar riff from the B-52s, and "Hallelujah," which mercifully has nothing to do with Mr. Cohen's best-known song.
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Her character, Tina — whom the actress calls a "tragic train wreck" — is also almost always the most selfish person in the room, which means she hijacks whatever is happening and makes it about herself.
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And although such technology and equipment can be used for legitimate purposes, Iran routinely hijacks it in order to suppress its opposition, which has led to the imprisonment, torture and even death of Iranian citizens.
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In "Time After Time," at 9 on ABC, the Victorian futurist H. G. Wells (Freddie Stroma) invents a time machine, after which Jack the Ripper (Josh Bowman) hijacks it and flees to contemporary New York.
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In Zoe Kazan's "After the Blast" — the slender play of weighty subjects that opened Monday night at Lincoln Center Theater — an android called Arthur hijacks the spotlight from the moment he first toddles across the stage.
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"While domain hijacks have historically been outright web defacements or theft, an attacker can also choose be more subtle and proxy traffic to the original server, observing every user and tampering with any target," the company says.
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The value of digital currencies is skyrocketing across the board, so companies and websites are getting in on the gold rush by injecting a user's browser with code that hijacks their processing power to generate digital tokens.
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This time around, Young Thug hijacks Dae Dae's latest hit, R. Kelly blows a Justin Bieber vocal out of the water, and newer stars like Lil Uzi Vert and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie start hitting the circuit.
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He hijacks a Republican Party that has paved the way for him with years of ranting, bigotry, bellicosity and what Robert Kagan, in The Washington Post, has rightly called "racially tinged derangement syndrome" with respect to President Obama.
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So it's fitting, then, that we close out the decade with Joaquin Phoenix's Joker, a chain-smoking, self-described mentally ill loner who hijacks mainstream media via an act of extreme violence and sets off a reactionary protest movement.
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We're 52 minutes into the episode before Michonne hijacks the Savior — which is finally a moment that would seem to significantly move the season's plot arc along from where we were when the Saviors first came to loot Alexandria.
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As reports emerge, today's attack paints a picture of businesses and governments around the world held hostage by a second major wave of ransomware, a kind of software that hijacks computerized systems and demands payment, often in bitcoin, to unlock them.
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"Imagine that a hacker hijacks one of the County's official social media accounts and uses it to report false results on election night and that local news outlets then redistribute those fraudulent election results to the public," the report reads.
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A constitutional crisis, therefore, is when one branch of government hijacks this divided system to change the rules in its favor, making the other branches subservient instead of equal and the people's voices dim or ineffective, thus handcuffing our democracy.
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A visual explanation of "How Coronavirus Hijacks Your Cells" (for which The Learning Network also has a lesson plan) A chart that explains why "flattening the curve" to slow the spread of the infection is nearly as important as stopping it.
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A variety of concerns were raised, such as the way Google's Gmail 'hijacks' minds, or how Snapchat exploits teenage friendships to fuel tech addiction via functions like 'Snapchat streaks' where users can see how many interactions they've had with friends per day.
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Together, they developed a trademark sound that hijacks every nerve in your body and blasts you into a confetti cannon of mindless euphoria: sweet and synthetic pop hooks floating over chainsaw basslines that sound like Transformers kicking each other in the testicles.
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It is the fictitious diary of Earl Turner, an everyman soldier for a secretive organization of racist insurrectionaries, called the Organization, which successfully hijacks a nuclear arsenal and leverages those weapons to incite a race war and eventually overthrow the U.S. government.
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The cause: Thomas Platts-Mills, an immunologist at the University of Virginia, found that the allergy stems from something in the tick's saliva that "hijacks humans' immune systems," red-flags a sugar in red meat called alpha-gal, and releases histamines after consuming red meat.
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There's a certain kind of security threat that catches the headlines—the massive data breach, or the malware that hijacks your computer for a ransom—but it's also important to keep your guard up against some of the lesser-known attacks out there too.
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In tonight's episode, new families are forcibly formed when Mary Louise hijacks Jane's (Shailene Woodley) afternoon to meet Ziggy, while others are torn apart, as Ed (Adam Scott) doubles down on icing out Madeline Martha Mackenzie (Reese Witherspoon) after learning about all her big...little...lies.
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"It also redirects would-be victims to cryptocurrency scams, injects malicious mining codes on the webpage, redirects to the attacker's referral link for cryptocurrency-related referral programs, and hijacks transactions in trading platforms and web wallets by replacing the recipient address with the attacker's," Trend Micro found.
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WATCH THIS: Airline Employee Allegedly Hijacks Plane Closing Down Seattle Airport Before Doing Stunts & Crashing In court on Tuesday, Abdellak plead guilty to communicating false information regarding a "noxious substance likely to create serious risk to human health," despite originally claiming he has lost his phone's SIM card.
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GCHQ's toolkit, for example, includes a collection of programs named after smurfs: "Nosey Smurf" activates a device's microphone to record conversations; "Tracker Smurf" hijacks its GPS to track location in real time; while "Dreamy Smurf" allows a phone that appears to be off to secretly turn itself on.
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Creators Christopher C. Rogers and Christopher Cantwell originally set up the series as a conventional antihero drama about the sneering, self-proclaimed genius Joe Macmillan (Lee Pace), who hijacks a small Texas computer manufacturer in the early 1980s and tries to get it to build his dream machine.
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Jason Jones, who created this "National Lampoon's Vacation"-ish comedy with his wife, Samantha Bee, plays a Syracuse dad who, en route to a flight to Florida with his sleeping wife (Natalie Zea) and children (Ashley Gerasimovich and Liam Carroll), hijacks them for a 17-hour drive to the beach instead.
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The insurer, which underwrites a range of risks from oil refineries to hijacks, said it had been hit by catastrophes in the United States and the Far East and reserved net $125 million to cover claims and reduced profit commissions because of Hurricanes Florence and Michael and Typhoons Jebi and Trammi.
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Its first mainstream use was, improbably, in a 2015 Vogue article, in which writer Michelle Ruiz detailed a "calendar-consuming siege that hijacks most major holidays," a life of being dragged annually to places like Madison Square Garden and Saratoga Springs for shows she was tolerant of but far from ecstatic about.
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While by now the harm unregulated smartphone use can do is well documented -- in fact Rosen showed me jaw-dropping research of how the brain literally hijacks the smartphone user when the urge surfaces to go for a social media hit -- banning them entirely throughout the school day is shortsighted and doomed to failure.
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Ambivalence over his anointment as a generation's voice of protest, over his success in the entertainment industry, over his own frequently miserable mood, and especially over the present political nightmare, a subtext that frames, hijacks, and demands response from any active artist in 2017 — these factors and more, shallow and profound, inform Lamar's decision to go hard.
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It turns us into our worst selves — dehumanizing us, deranging us, keying us up, beating us down, turning us into shrieking outrage monkeys hellbent on the innocents of Oz. It uncomplicates complicated discussion; stealth-curates our news; hijacks our dopamine systems, carrying us off on a devil's quest for ever more dime bags of retweets and likes.
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In a memorable sequence, Cipher targets the highly protected motorcade of a Russian defense official carrying nuclear codes, using a ploy befitting a film and franchise that approaches hackers as all-powerful entities: She hijacks hundreds of cars by overriding their safety software, turning them into unmanned kamikaze vehicles that go after the motorcade en masse.
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Beyond the central foursome, the series also builds out a pretty stunning bench of recurring characters, from Toby Huss as the head of the company Joe hijacks, who becomes an unlikely father figure to Cameron, to the folks who work for the early internet company Cameron and Donna found, to Donna and Gordon's two daughters, who grow up into complicated characters in their own right.
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R2-D2, a droid first found on a Naboo cruiser in Episode I, manages to use the same kind of port to infiltrate systems on a backwater Separatist base in Episode II... ...a Separatist flagship in Episode III... ...a state-of-the-art Imperial battle station in Episode IV... … and a civilian mining facility in Episode V. In Rogue One, a reprogrammed Imperial droid K-2SO hijacks one of his model brethren, and accesses the exact same kind of port in the back of the droid's head.
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