SimJacker: Malware that infiltrates your phone with a text message.
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This Top-Secret Investigator Infiltrates Hate Groups Online Andrea Stanley profiles an anonymous woman known as the Savant who infiltrates online hate groups in an effort to identify potential mass shooters before they strike.
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Harassment's vile influence infiltrates any workplace where women work alongside men.
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In the comics, Negan infiltrates the Whisperers and famously fights Beta.
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That message infiltrates our lives whether we know it or not.
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From December 1-103, David Bowie's spirit (RIP, Starman) infiltrates Collins Park.
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In La Belle Sauvage, the Church infiltrates schools and transforms children into snitches.
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Sepsis typically occurs when harmful bacteria infiltrates the blood, often from an untreated wound.
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As technology infiltrates service-based businesses, the tech community finds itself at a crossroads.
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Symptoms include fever, difficulty in breathing as well as pneumonic infiltrates in the lungs.
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Fan's "To Hide" series (2017) further illustrates the ways patriarchal society infiltrates our insides.
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She infiltrates the upper classes of England, and discovers a German plot to invade England.
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As the brain tumor infiltrates the brain, Samuels says, it causes failure in normal brain functions.
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"Bannon Infiltrates Berkeley," less than thirty seconds long, has been viewed more than thirty thousand times.
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How Democracies Die is a terrifying look at the ways authoritarianism infiltrates supposedly democratic political systems.
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Spear infiltrates the usurpers' secret hideout and destroys it before barely escaping in a dramatic getaway.
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It's getting harder to tell the difference as the influence of extreme sports infiltrates mainstream fashion.
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It's getting harder to tell the difference as the influence of extreme sports infiltrates mainstream fashion.
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Employing conventional warfare tactics against a group that infiltrates and intoxicates minds would lead counterterror officials nowhere.
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The distorting power of celebrity isn't particularly novel or surprising when it infiltrates events like this one.
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Elizabeth, typically unrecognizable in oversize glasses and a curly wig, infiltrates her home as a health aide.
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Rum infiltrates sorbet, too, including one stained red from sorrel, the flowers brewed with cinnamon and cloves.
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Posing as privileged, Jason infiltrates you society, only to fall for Daiyu, daughter of Mr. Jin himself.
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What's so scary about Lyme disease is how it infiltrates the body and slowly disturbs the immune system.
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In another, she infiltrates the city and rushes at Eboshi with her teeth bared and her dagger drawn.
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And once a cyber-invader infiltrates your device, it's possible they could be listening to everything you say.
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Throughout "APESHIT," she infiltrates the Louvre and reimagines herself as some of the art world's most notable pieces.
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The film, stars Will Arnett and Ludacris as a police dog team that infiltrates the show dog circuit.
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If an undercover informant infiltrates a campaign, insinuates himself into conservations to gather evidence secretly, that&aposs fine.
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And so this stuff infiltrates the online community and expands but with no branding—so it's unattributable, untrackable.
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And so this stuff infiltrates the online community and expands but with no branding — so it's unattributable, untrackable.
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With his son feared dead, General Rudolfo infiltrates the enemy Y'zirite forces, hoping to destroy them from the inside.
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Leave the code to the black-hats, while a protagonist infiltrates and subverts power structures in a social capacity.
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Others have such severe and profound hopelessness that it infiltrates their thinking, interfering with their ability to problem-solve.
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"The Bureau," Éric Rochant's spy thriller and one of the most popular shows in France, infiltrates the United States.
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The world's most insidious power is that which infiltrates your own brain, constricting and deforming what's permissible to think.
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"But the 'Ndrangheta infiltrates our community, and we try to infiltrate them culturally, making their children free to choose."
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When a concept infiltrates our culture, it gains more and more importance when each person adds their own personal touch.
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Through everyday objects, adorned with slogans and imagery praising the Central Powers, visitors were reminded that propaganda infiltrates ordinary lives.
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So are these fears overblown, or is it just a matter of time until a recession infiltrates the US economy?
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Mr. Peters has said rogue correction employees are responsible for ferrying a large share of the contraband that infiltrates jails.
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In the original, the Major, wearing nothing but her thermoptic suit, infiltrates a meeting with scientists discussing a pivotal research project.
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In patients with untreated hemochromatosis, the excess iron infiltrates tissues – liver, pancreas, skin – interfering with their normal function and causing disease.
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"Now that we have social media, media infiltrates our lives on a daily basis whether you like it or not," Shahidi said.
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The software, known as Pegasus, infiltrates smartphones to monitor every detail of a person's cellular life — calls, texts, email, contacts and calendars.
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At times, Mr. Eaton said, he can see and hear air bubbles popping up through the water as it infiltrates the soil.
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As blockchain technology infiltrates the mass consumer space, we'll see coins and tokens we haven't even heard of yet dominating the space.
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"The Man Who Was Thursday," G. K. Chesterton A police agent infiltrates the high council of anarchists in this glorious nightmare romp.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Are we aware of — and do we acknowledge — how consistently the past infiltrates our present moment?
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As he infiltrates their group, he finds that there are other types of hunger out there, and he can't control all of them.
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And in her best scene, she coldly confronts the film's love interest, Chris Pine, as he infiltrates a German party as a spy.
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After a suicide bomber infiltrates the camp, they are attacked, and Onyii and Ify, who tell the story in alternating chapters, are separated.
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As the butter seeps from top to bottom, it infiltrates the phyllo layers as thoroughly as if you had carefully brushed each one.
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The spying software, known as Pegasus, infiltrates smartphones to monitor every detail of a person's cellular life — calls, texts, email, contacts and calendars.
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That's why going back to this story of the Klu Klux Klan and this undercover detective who infiltrates the organization is really interesting.
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Joe infiltrates Beck's life completely (You is also a cautionary tale about social media), and he narrates the show in voiceover addressing her directly.
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In the alpha gameplay shown off at Saturday's event, Kestis meets up with Saw Gerrera—played by Forest Whitaker—and infiltrates an Empire base.
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He infiltrates Ezra's band of rebels by swearing he hates the Sith and declaring that they need his mad skills to defeat Darth Vader.
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The 19-year-old star, who entered our lives as a young kid, now constantly infiltrates our Instagram "saved" section for new hairstyle inspiration.
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Giant hogweed is classified by the agency as a noxious weed, a type of plant that outgrows native species and often infiltrates their habitats.
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"Rural wastewater is usually managed with a septic tank and a drain field, which slowly infiltrates the wastewater into the ground," Professor White said.
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What&aposs more, once malware infiltrates your phone and begins leaking data, there&aposs a slim chance you&aposll be able to find it.
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Each installment, the city's ever-resourceful underground infiltrates a different, brutalist relic of the country's socialist past—abandoned train stations, nuclear bunkers, industrial warehouses.
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And so in "Human Raw Material," when Cosima infiltrates BrightBorn to see that unspeakable birth, its implications are personal and enormous, all at once.
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His feat invited comparisons to the recent Spike Lee movie "BlacKkKlansman" in which a black police officer infiltrates a branch of the Ku Klux Klan.
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After the unjust murder of her boyfriend, a narcotics agent, Foxy infiltrates a prostitution ring and goes undercover as a hooker to avenge his death.
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David Barrett, founder and CEO of Expensify, says the strength of marketplaces comes down to an open API framework that infiltrates a company's entire culture.
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In To Be a Machine, the Dublin-based writer Mark O'Connell infiltrates groups of transhumanists with the aim of discovering how they think and live.
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They spend the rest of the night in fear as the Goatman slowly infiltrates the group, terrorizing the teens into a frenzied state of paranoia.
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He also infiltrates local skate scenes to show how these empty lots and cast-off buildings can become vibrant, sustainable playgrounds for the next generation.
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The scent of garbage slowly infiltrates the air, you curse your landlord for not putting in central A/C, and throngs of tourists replace fleeing residents.
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Having written about the Apples and the Gabriels, Nelson infiltrates a new, invented upstate family, the Michaels, this one headed by a lauded choreographer (Brenda Wehle).
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Instead, there could be a mix with or changeover to sleet and rain for a time, as warmer air infiltrates the area from the Atlantic Ocean.
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She added that families with children who live in Old San Juan are also suffering from tear gas exposure as it infiltrates their homes each night.
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Looking ahead, the teams would like to learn more about these mutations, how the virus infiltrates cells, and how diseases evolve over the course of outbreaks.
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Among the close to twenty contenders in the main competition is Spike Lee's "BlacKkKlansman", about an African-American police officer who infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan.
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And if water seeps into cracks in the brick and infiltrates the building, bacteria and mold could grow, leading to chronic allergic conditions, Dr. Schachter said.
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But as I continue to travel or live abroad, I see that through social media and the internet, our American culture infiltrates, even colonizes, other cultures.
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Bong Joon-ho's movie about a lower-income family who infiltrates a wealthy household, only to learn a much darker secret, has led the awards season.
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The color infiltrates the masa around it, with blooms of red visible even when the tamal is still wrapped up, a hint of what's to come.
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Spike Lee's movie — about a black police officer, Ron Stallworth, who infiltrates his local Ku Klux Klan chapter in the 1970s — is adapted from Stallworth's memoir.
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TEACHERS IN FEAR AFTER MS-13 INFILTRATES MARYLAND SCHOOL The female passenger suffered scratches on her palms while the male had a "long cut" to his nose.
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That would require either proper privacy regulation or, er, a new kind of software virus that infiltrates the host system and prevents it from accessing user data.
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This is brought to the table in a shadowy heap, inked by soy sauce; the scent — of smoke and charred molasses — precedes it, and infiltrates every bite.
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Every once in a while Mr. Zorn, the alto saxophonist and experimental music figurehead, infiltrates the Vanguard, straight-ahead jazz's temple, for a one-off matinee show.
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"While water damage is challenging because it infiltrates and flows through everything, no damage is better or worse ... it's all catastrophic," said Yellen of Belfor Property Restoration.
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And then a week from now, The Washington Post will run with: Russia infiltrates comedian, forces him not to talk about secret Russian agent Seth Rich. Russia!
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One by one, through hilarious and increasingly elaborate means of deception, each Kim infiltrates the Parks' dreamy mansion, not disclosing that they're related, and replaces the staff.
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Monica Reed (played by Olivia Munn, so no points for guessing that her archetype is "sexy American spy") infiltrates an illegal auction selling EVAs to the highest bidder.
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The Bean is a one-time criminal prosecutor who survives his own death, comes back with a new face, and infiltrates the Korean/Russian/Mexican/Crips super mafia.
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Though FireEye has not been able to determine how Fin10 infiltrates systems in all cases, they have discovered phishing attacks in two of the cases they have investigated.
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He and a co-author had released a novel, ''The Natanz Directive,'' about a retired black-ops agent who infiltrates Iran and single-handedly dismantles its nuclear program.
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But when a wounded woman (Hilary Swank) infiltrates the underground facility they call home, she starts to raise doubts in the girl's mind about her robot mother's intentions.
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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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Continuing after Flame in the Mist, bride-to-be Mariko uses her wedding plans as a cover while she infiltrates the imperial court in an effort to save Okami.
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Hopper infiltrates the Department of Energy building, Joyce axes her own wall while El taps into her conversation with Will to prove to her new friends that he's alive.
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Victor — who excels at his work and has captured more than 200 people — infiltrates an abolitionist movement called the Underground Airlines, and is forced to confront his own complicity.
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In between, while seeking to avenge a murder, Eli infiltrates a women's prison on Christmas Day, uncovers an organized crime syndicate and falls in love with an older woman.
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Season 5 begins with a slight bit of narrative complication: a short flash-forward in which an undercover Bosch infiltrates the desert camp of a crew of opioid dealers.
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His new film, "BlacKkKlansman," about an African-American detective who infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan, continues that tradition with one simple yet effective technique highlighting faces in a crowd.
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Of course, the idea of the Catholic church denouncing a colonizing chain of franchises that often infiltrates the poorest areas of the world for its own motives is intensely ironic.
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Along with a group of friends, he infiltrates the ranks of the wealthy in an attempt to destroy the Jin Corporation, which manufactures the suits that the rich rely on.
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These numbers could get even worse as fentanyl infiltrates supplies of cocaine, which has been popular in black communities since the crack epidemic of the 22016s washed over major cities.
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SWALWELL: No, there are investigative tactics that the FBI will use to learn more about what an enemy is doing as it infiltrates either an organization, a political candidate, etcetera.
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Once it's in the body, the virus infiltrates a particular kind of white blood cell (or T cell) called CD4, which plays a key role in the body's immune response.
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"I found myself victim to the disease that infiltrates Northville, the same carelessness I despise," Ms. Meister wrote in the essay, which she submitted to the University of California, Berkeley.
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The controversy is the latest example to raise questions about how information infiltrates the digital space, with the potential to influence the public's perception of companies, public figures and events.
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The pricing strategy may seem initially modest, but a mental disparity quickly infiltrates the mind upon discovering that the projected shadow of Louise Bourgeois' Spider is thusly priced at $281,650.
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As it infiltrates industry awards and alters how movies are marketed to viewers, its corporate strategy seems focused more on claiming the industry spotlight than on producing or purchasing great cinema.
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The new film about a black detective in the late 70s who infiltrates the Klan is based on "some fo real, fo real shit," namely a memoir written by Ron Stallworth.
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Once the recipient clicks on a link or opens a document that contains malware, the malicious software infiltrates their computer, compromising everything on it and possibly any networks it connects to.
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Halderman calls the DMZ a ''very risky setup in an election context, given that an attacker who infiltrates the EMS can tamper with election results or spread malware to voting machines.
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Shortbread, a borrowing from the West, is utterly estranged from its origins by a fragrance that infiltrates and possesses the dough: Mr. Kosalanan smokes the flour first, over a scented candle.
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This movie, directed by Kathryn Bigelow, stars Keanu Reeves as an F.B.I. agent who infiltrates a gang of surfers who are also bank robbers; their leader is played by Patrick Swayze.
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A family of penniless con artists infiltrates the lives of a much wealthier family in Bong Joon Ho's genre-straddling mix of dark comedy, nerve-jangling suspense and incisive social commentary.
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Well, when Jordan Peele called me up and gave me the pitch "Black man infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan," I was intrigued, because with the absurdity of that premise comes humor.
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At that moment, these bands gave me hope for the future of our dark little world—and that's something I continue to hold onto as divides deepen and poison infiltrates our community.
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It's puzzling from the outside, but the encryption divide between the NSA and FBI is just one sign of a growing split in the way the government investigates cases and infiltrates technology.
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TheMarker speculated that Candiru — which is named after an Amazon fish that, according to legend, infiltrates the urethra of anyone urinating in the water — generated around $30 million in sales a year.
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"When hate infiltrates, invades, and spreads online, we lose yet another safe space for people of color to authentically tell their stories, participate in the digital economy, and engage in political discourse."
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Those plans are compromised when a hacker infiltrates his "feed" and he winds up in the hospital — alongside a girl named Violet, who isn't such a fan of the government-controlled feed anyway.
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It creeps across Instagram feeds and infiltrates public transportation until one day, you turn around at office happy hour and your vision is obscured by a sea of blue ruffles and bare shoulders.
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It's a troubling concept for those who are pressing Trump to take more urgent action to combat the coronavirus as it infiltrates American cities, but are wary that he will go too far.
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Parasite, which tells the story of a poor family who infiltrates the lives of an upper-class one, swept much of the Golden Globes, including Best Director, Best Foreign Language Film and Screenplay.
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"Toys in the Attic," where a mysterious life form infiltrates the Bebop and begins incapacitating the crew, plays out as a cross between space alien and survival horror films like Alien and Predator.
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It tells the story of a group of Islamic radicals, including a journalist who infiltrates them and acts as a police mole, and the tensions in the group leading up to a planned attack.
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The new show is from the team behind "environmental terrorism" film The East and the lesser-known Sound of My Voice, an excellent (and very unsettling) film about a couple who infiltrates a cult.
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The movie, which follows a black police detective who infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan, ends with footage of the attack that left Heather Heyer dead after a car plowed through a crowd of protestors.
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By the end of 2017, Amazon will have seven bookstores, making it the fifth-largest chain bookstore in the country—itself an alarming sign of what happens when the company infiltrates a supply chain.
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Stallworth infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan with the help of Flip Zimmerman (Adam Driver), a white detective who is Jewish, and manages to strike up a phone-based friendship with David Duke (Topher Grace).
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Suspicious Minds will delve into a storyline that the TV show hasn't explored: how a woman named Terry Ives infiltrates a secret test project called MKULTRA, hoping to blow the lid off what it's doing.
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On Monday, Spike Lee wowed audiences at Cannes with a first look at BlacKkKlansman, his new film telling the riveting true story of a black cop who infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan in the 70s.
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That is, of course, unless it's coming out of Octavia Spencer's mouth in the revenge horror movie Ma. That's because Spencer's character Sue Ann or "Ma" is a disturbed woman who infiltrates a group of teenagers.
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Following a bare-knuckles brawl with her waifish rival, Arya infiltrates an acting troupe whose specialty seems to be a play-within-the-play that is basically a recap, as farce, of the first two seasons.
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With each chapter, Alford draws important contrasts between the past and the present while examining how dance infiltrates every aspect of our lives — from social entree, to emotion and release, to religion and spirituality, to politics.
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But this episode, in which Veronica infiltrates a sorority to expose their nefarious deeds, only to discover that they're growing pot purely to help the house mother manage her cancer, is a solid execution of the theory.
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It profiles Victor Thomas, known on Instagram as "Vic Invades," an urban explorer who infiltrates, often illegally and dangerously, the skyscrapers and subways of New York City in search of an adrenaline rush and the perfect photograph.
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An underclass family infiltrates the home of a much wealthier clan in Bong Joon Ho's impeccably orchestrated allegory about social inequality, which mixes and matches black comedy, social satire and the white-knuckle tension of a thriller.
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The works of 115 artists, including resin sculptures of ghoulish fruit, trippy neon paintings, and a sculptural recreation of Blink-182's comeback album cover (acknowledged by the band themselves), infiltrates a gargantuan 12,000-square-foot exhibition space.
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"It's just a symptom of a lot of this being new technology and not at scale yet, but as more and more of this infiltrates the market, costs will come down, and in turn, retail prices," Fenton said.
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Stern, who appears to have been trying for at least two years to disrupt the group, sparked comparisons to the recent Spike Lee movie "BlacKkKlansman" in which a black police officer infiltrates a branch of the Ku Klux Klan.
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But the stakes are suddenly higher when a foreigner who looks like them, Erik Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan), infiltrates their land and challenges T'Challa's place on the throne — and Wakanda's practice of avoiding Black people elsewhere in the world.
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The porousness of time in Grossman's work — the way the year 2010, when she completed the series, infiltrates and ultimately reforms 1940 — in some ways mirrors that of all art, which is necessarily retrospective the moment it is made.
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So the ocean water touches the front of these glaciers; it also likely infiltrates from below, since the majority of the ice in these glaciers is grounded below sea level down to about 1,970 feet, where they're sitting on bedrock.
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However, as more junk infiltrates the web, people might gradually move away from using these services (Facebook's recent traffic fall is an interesting one to ponder in that light), so the quality issue may well win out in the end.
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Unconsciously, I carried this rule into adulthood — it manifests in my behaviour at the start of relationships, it infiltrates the advice I give to friends, and it fuels my anxiety until the mask slips and my authentic self is exposed.
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Editorial Observer The hit movie "Wonder Woman" stages a clever sight gag when our heroine infiltrates a gala held by a hated villain while wearing an evening gown that exposes the hilt of the battle sword she carries on her back.
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"As a veteran of an organisation that has literally changed the world by democratising information, and that infiltrates your every cell with a new way of thinking and behaving, I can tell you that leaving Google felt … terrifying," she says.
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The SamSam ransomware is particularly advanced and "infiltrates by exploiting vulnerabilities or guessing weak passwords in a target's public-facing systems," then uses techniques like the Mimikatz password recovery tool to seize control of the rest of a network, according to Wired.
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In one, Laina infiltrates Governor Reddington's presidential campaign on behalf of an anti-Thinning resistance movement, which promises to smuggle her Thinning-age siblings out of the country in return — because, apparently, this population-reduction plan includes banning people from leaving the country.
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A satire involving an evangelical impostor who infiltrates the household of a gullible nobleman, the plot neatly transposes to a place where "a vulnerability to strange and rapacious belief systems" remains "endemic", as Christopher Hampton, the translator, puts it in the programme notes.
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Here, we talk about BlacKkKlansman, Spike Lee's Cannes Grand Prix-winning movie about a black police officer (played by John David Washington) who infiltrates the KKK with the help of a Jewish colleague (played by Adam Driver, who is nominated for his performance).
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Yoon Jong-bin's "The Spy Gone North," a rollicking cloak-and-dagger adventure about a South Korean agent who infiltrates North Korea, is the kind of genre title that the festival often relegates to special sections, which it did in this case.
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But today, as tech culture infiltrates every corner of the business world, its hymns to the virtues of relentless work remind me of nothing so much as Soviet-era propaganda, which promoted impossible-seeming feats of worker productivity to motivate the labor force.
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The audience repeatedly broke into huge applause and gave black Klansmen a standing O. The film is about an African-American who infiltrates the Klan back in the 1970s, but Lee said it was his job to connect the story to the present day.
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Princess Azula, Ty Lee, and Mai are three of the most formidable villains from the Fire Nation, the "girl gang" that infiltrates and captures Ba Sing Se. "We thought that there weren't enough powerful awesome female characters in cartoons at that time," Ehasz told me.
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In the book, Ogden Morrow, Halliday's business partner and co-founder of the Oasis, is an active presence in the story; Daito is murdered by the corporate thugs at Innovative Online Industries, or IOI; and Wade, not Art3mis, infiltrates IOI in the final act.
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There's a restlessness that infiltrates the prose, so stylistically confident that I know it's Lippman's voice from the first paragraph, in this reimagining of fellow Baltimorean James M. Cain's greatest works (namely, The Postman Always Rings Twice with a side order of Mildred Pierce and Double Indemnity).
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From gala balls to upmarket hotels and the White House itself, 47 routinely infiltrates classy and exotic locations—disguised as an aristocrat during Hitman 2: Silent Assassin's "Invitation to a Party" level, scanning the ballroom for a corrupt Russian general, 47 is the pinnacle of cool.
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Another work created for this year's Parcours, "Footnote to a Fountain" by the Belgian artist Sophie Nys, infiltrates Basel by way of its network of public water fountains, which have been chiefly ornamental since the advent of indoor plumbing in the city more than a century ago.
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The United States has never confirmed that the tools posted by the Shadow Brokers belonged to the N.S.A. or other intelligence agencies, but former intelligence officials have said that the tools appeared to come from the N.S.A.'s "Tailored Access Operations" unit, which infiltrates foreign computer networks.
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And Mr. Lee's "BlacKkKlansman," about an African-American police officer who infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan with the help of a Jewish surrogate, was a chance for the academy to recognize one of cinema's singular, groundbreaking filmmakers — one who had been repeatedly overlooked in the past.
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They organized into a multi-faceted collective, which manages an under-the-radar gallery space in Bogotá called Miami; a representative arm called Carne that infiltrates art fairs; and a budding curatorial exchange program that functions as an apparatus for continuing education beyond the university setting.
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Kaspersky writes: After getting onto a smartphone (judging by the malware icon, Faketoken infiltrates smartphones through bulk SMS messages with a prompt to download some picture) and installing the necessary modules, the Trojan hides its shortcut icon and starts background monitoring of everything that happens in the system.
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The 61-year-old director, who considers the film to be just another "Spike Lee Joint," tells The Washington Post that he also believes the timing of the film, and its subject matter — a black cop who infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan — played a crucial role in its success.
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"The Spy" depicts Egyptian-born Cohen - played by Sacha Baron Cohen - as an ambitious, Arabic-speaking immigrant to Israel who is recruited by Mossad and, overcoming his fears and the strains on his family, infiltrates the Damascus high command by posing as a rich scion of the Syrian diaspora.
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"White House Down" critic score: 51%"Olympus Has Fallen" critic score: 49%The plot: When a team of trained terrorists infiltrates and takes over the White House, it's up to one handsome and determined man to take on the bad guys and save the president of the United States.
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Lamar AlexanderAndrew (Lamar) Lamar AlexanderExtreme left thinking infiltrates veteran groups — to the detriment of vets GOP braces for impeachment brawl McConnell tightlipped as impeachment furor grows MORE (R-Tenn.) for his bipartisan efforts to advance higher education legislation and called for the inclusion of a partisan policy endorsed exclusively by Democrats.
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In the first, a superpowered mutant all too easily infiltrates the White House (a major fear at the time, but one that hadn't actually happened), while in the second, Spider-Man does everything he can to save New Yorkers from a horrible subway crash, nearly losing his life in the process.
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Ron is played by John David Washington, who can sound uncannily like his father, Denzel, the star of Mr. Lee's "Malcolm X." Ron infiltrates the Klan with the help of a colleague, Flip Zimmerman (Adam Driver), who pals around with Klan members in person in scenes that are by turns surreal, absurd and hair-raising.
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Apostle, a harrowing, thrilling horror film which launched on Netflix on October 12th, stars Dan Stevens (star of the FX Marvel series Legion and the terrific indie horror film The Guest) plays protagonist Thomas Richardson, a lapsed priest and troubled addict who infiltrates a cultist community on a small Welsh island, hoping to save his kidnapped sister.
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The middle stages, when the revenge-minded hotel manager Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston) infiltrates Roper's organization and sets eyes on Roper's young girlfriend, Jed Marshall (Elizabeth Debicki), play like a stiff British take on a glossy '80s or '90s American melodrama — "Against All Odds" or "Revenge," with Mr. Hiddleston doing a very reserved version of a Jeff Bridges or Kevin Costner romantic lead.
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" Describing her plots as "always haunting, hypnotic, incommensurable and strange," the essayist Scott Bradfield wrote in a tribute to Ms. Wilhelm in The Los Angeles Times after her death that her books pose "deep questions about the efficacy of science, the fugue states of dreaming, the vast bland conformity of social life, and the ways that a desire for power infiltrates every human relationship.
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Best known for his role as the villain 'Loki' in the Marvel blockbusters Thor, The Avengers and Thor: The Dark World the 35-year-old Eton-educated actor is a fan frontrunner to replace Daniel Craig as 007 in the Bond franchise after his role playing the suave and sophisticated Jonathan Pine – a charming ex-soldier who successfully infiltrates the inner circle of an arms dealer – in The Night Manager.
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