"There was this narrative that you had these ominous herds of Arabs, you know, refugees infiltrating Europe and infiltrating the West, and I wanted to tell the story differently," she says.
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And the concern about Chinese tech infiltrating America isn't new.
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Tice believes the global economic slowdown is infiltrating the country.
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Fresh from Cuban training, the new agents began infiltrating barracks.
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Mr Museveni had previously complained about criminals infiltrating the police.
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That's sort of infiltrating through every thread of the festival.
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Liza (Sutton Foster) finds Charles (Peter Hermann) infiltrating her dreams.
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There is no epidemic of terrorist mechanics infiltrating the airlines.
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Now, the company will be infiltrating Apple's biggest market, American smartphones.
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WWII ushered in a new era of women infiltrating the workforce.
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She blames a pervasive patriarchy, infiltrating every level of African society.
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The 'Ndrangheta also has a history of successfully infiltrating local governments.
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They've been accused of brainwashing kids, infiltrating the government, and worse.
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Navy SEALs infiltrating by sea are about to get more lethal.
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GIFs are inescapable, infiltrating almost every way we communicate in 2017.
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We're too distant and obscure for terror cells to bother infiltrating.
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"For over a year, I have seen the alt-right try and work their influence at Google, infiltrating mailing lists, infiltrating Google's culture, and even trying to infiltrate Google's product decisions," Wacker wrote in the email.
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An oncologist announced that the substance infiltrating her lungs was not cancer.
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Hackers infiltrating children's programming is something we need to worry about. 9.
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Jia's tech giant LeEco has been quietly infiltrating Silicon Valley for months.
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There is anxiety about suicide bombers -- especially teenage boys -- infiltrating the outflow.
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Does this inclusivity also include infiltrating the structures of the publishing world?
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Harmon Leon is the author of Meet the Deplorables: Infiltrating Trump America.
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Mr. Levitch spent his teenage years in New York infiltrating landmark buildings.
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There were no "terrorists" infiltrating the old USSR from Afghanistan in 1979.
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It's the most visible vanguard, but funk is infiltrating in other ways.
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Mr. Gulen's followers have been infiltrating Turkish state institutions for several decades.
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They have a very great sound and sensibility that's infiltrating the states.
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And China may be infiltrating our universities to steal our hi-tech secrets.
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Sexism of this kind is particularly infiltrating because it wears a velvet glove.
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Cutting-edge technology is also finally infiltrating home care, specifically assisted living facilities.
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Infiltrating our lives via the kitchen So how can Google beat Amazon here?
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Trump says the policy is needed to prevent terrorists from infiltrating the country.
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It may be that some people are infiltrating the Black Lives Matter group.
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The research involves cancer-fighting immune cells called tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes, or TILs.
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Or is it a deeper, more sophisticated attempt at infiltrating electronic elections systems?
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Abroad, it is building military installations on disputed Pacific reefs and infiltrating cybernetworks.
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It was then picked up by college basketball players before eventually infiltrating the NBA.
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"There's a difference between filming people in public and infiltrating their groups," says Giacalone.
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What may sound simply like feminism infiltrating fiscal policy is thus also about efficiency.
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DiCaprio is the local kid trying to make good, a cop infiltrating Nicholson's gang.
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How ISIS is infiltrating the migrant route CNN's Lindsay Isaac contributed to this report.
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She, too, has had first-hand experience with MRAs infiltrating women-only beer groups.
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Actually, Trump heard on Infowars that they've been secretly infiltrating the country for centuries.
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We close at every single monster finally surrounding and infiltrating the DOE building. 28.
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There are some really great sequences with the three of us in infiltrating spaces.
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Is there anybody in this big, beautiful arena right now, that's infiltrating our campaign?
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Two days later, they revealed a white substance resembling clouds infiltrating Mary Kerrie's lungs.
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In some cases, China has proved more skillful than Russia in infiltrating American intelligence.
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Islamist extremists have taken over the mosques and may be infiltrating the police force.
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Afterward, Bezos' personal security consultant accused the Saudis of infiltrating the Amazon CEO's phone.
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The group is accused of infiltrating many Turkish institutions over the past three decades.
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Women are slowly infiltrating high-paying, male-dominated fields like science, tech and engineering.
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Is there anybody in this big beautiful arena right now that&aposs infiltrating our campaign?
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As a young man, he aims for revenge, infiltrating the mafia family they belong to.
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But that hasn't stopped the MLM model from infiltrating every section of international consumer culture.
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Bristle worms often piggyback on these corals, infiltrating a tank and growing to tremendous size.
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The chief of police in Paris said concerns remained about violent groups infiltrating the protests.
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It is once again infiltrating US computer systems and stealing information at a massive scale.
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Officials minimize the risk by sharing intelligence, infiltrating terrorist groups and trying to disrupt them.
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One of the first undercover cases you worked involved infiltrating a Wall Street commodities market.
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The former Reagan administration official has also accused the Muslim Brotherhood of infiltrating the government.
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So-called "bad actors" are infiltrating legitimate causes, creating chaos and throwing everything into question.
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His stump speech included a proposal for infiltrating enemy groups with a "black ops" force.
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" Trump then asks "How do you like the fact they had people infiltrating our campaign?
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One week they studied their spending habits, another week all the smells infiltrating their noses.
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The anti-fascists have been able to do that by infiltrating white nationalist communications networks.
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Chaser: This piece 10 months later, in December 1998, about more cameras infiltrating New York.
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An early assignment there, she wrote, involved infiltrating a Mafia wedding disguised as a waitress.
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A Danish former jihadist, Morten Storm, recounts his terrifying adventures infiltrating Al Qaeda in Yemen.
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The virus has now landed on American shores and is infiltrating communities across the country.
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But local law enforcement is still behind in infiltrating right-wing groups, Mr. Grewal said.
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Mr. Trump's allies have portrayed this as the F.B.I. infiltrating his campaign with a spy.
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It's all supposed to add up to Gülen and his movement infiltrating the Democratic Party.
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Those figures would seem to indicate that women have made strides at infiltrating Wall Street.
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In short, there's no evidence supporting McCarthy's claim about the FBI infiltrating the Trump campaign.
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A course I'm working on: Infiltrating Moleville A course I'm working on: Infiltrating Moleville The second game especially opens up the creative floodgates, since the new items and capabilities make possible the complex levels that have made up the best of Mario from the beginning.
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There have been several cases of organized crime infiltrating the provision of services at migrant centers.
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And last night we told you about foreign cartels infiltrating states where pot is now legal.
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The Russian leader is his best hope of preventing pro-Iranian militia from infiltrating border areas.
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They cover everything from hunting robots, to infiltrating enemy cities, to exploring long-forgotten ancient facilities.
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"Where [the lobster] was living, there was garbage infiltrating even into the deep water," said Abbott.
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But beneath the pristine wilderness there's a global epidemic slowly infiltrating Canada's oceans and beaches: garbage.
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Internet trolls have also recently been infiltrating Zoom calls to share indecent images or other spam.
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Online retailer eBay has sued three Amazon managers for allegedly infiltrating eBay's platform to poach sellers.
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But these days, if you have something to say, you're better off infiltrating the runway itself.
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The Taiwanese government has been taking tough measures to prevent the virus from infiltrating its borders.
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It's also the first time DOJ has indicted government-linked hackers for infiltrating American government offices.
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A new variant of the malware resurfaced in late 2016, infiltrating other Saudi Arabian computer systems.
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Ethical hackers make big money by infiltrating networks and systems to expose and fix security flaws.
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The answer has to do with the relative incentives and the costs of infiltrating a given network.
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The first phase of undercover officers began infiltrating the club and collecting observations in January of 0003.
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The same group took credit for infiltrating the Twitter accounts of several NFL teams earlier this month.
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The New York Police Department spent decades infiltrating political organizations and spying on politically active New Yorkers.
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That he and the eleven other Nazi congressmen were infiltrating the Reichstag like wolves in a sheepfold.
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But those were the days before rentable scale and software infiltrating everything — before unscaling became the rule.
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Cartels have a knack for infiltrating security details like a "coyote looking after the chicken," she said.
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The green goddess has taken over toasts, salads, and smoothies — and now, avocados are infiltrating wedding proposals.
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Instead, it&aposs about China allegedly infiltrating the office of a powerful Democrat in Senator Dianne Feinstein.
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His movement emphasises education; but his devotees are accused of infiltrating the government and fomenting the coup.
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The video shows the pop powerhouses working for Elizabeth Banks' film character, Bosley, and infiltrating a mansion.
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Security officials said both of the infiltrating gunmen entered the Bayat classroom building just after 7 p.m.
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Judith ends a war with the Assyrians by infiltrating the enemy's camp and beheading their sleeping general.
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Ever since the coronavirus began infiltrating the Seattle area, John Hybridge's job has gotten a lot harder.
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However, the board should address your concerns about dust infiltrating your apartment, irritating your airways and eyes.
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Additionally, intruders have begun crashing meetings and classes held over Zoom and infiltrating them with offensive content.
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Once consumed, lead spreads through the body, infiltrating tissues from red blood cells, to organs, to bone.
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Trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating and trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage and influence.
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Infiltrating your own place might require different maneuvers, but they, too, would involve the creative misuse of architecture.
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If they&aposre really concerned about the Russians infiltrating a campaign, then why not try to stop it?
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Maybe it doesn't have to do with the lake water, but with groundwater infiltrating the rocks, Ehlmann says.
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The locals are more successful at infiltrating their agents and have a better understanding of their own region.
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Even before his episode aired, this choice was further evidence of Sheeran infiltrating every layer of pop culture.
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Eliminating anonymous accounts would be one step to help prevent the North from infiltrating the South's crypto infrastructure.
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Facebook has been struggling to keep fake news stories from infiltrating its trending sections and off people's newsfeeds.
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Infiltrating the underground dance scene, she learned moves in all areas of hip-hop house, contemporary and more.
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Korean beauty traditions have been infiltrating the cosmetics and skin-care world stateside for a few years now.
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Predatory men infiltrating women's toilets, the spectre raised in North Carolina and elsewhere, is a similarly apocryphal fear.
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If you need proof that athleisure is infiltrating every last inch of the fashion world, look no further.
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As far back as 2008, foreign hackers were infiltrating the campaigns, but you didn't hear much about it.
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A year later, he won a meritorious commendation from the commissioner for infiltrating a high-end prostitution ring.
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"It is creating something from nothing to say that China is infiltrating higher education in Australia," he added.
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The F.B.I. joined the investigation and ultimately decided to try to track the suspect by infiltrating his computer.
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The Gulenist movement is widely suspected of infiltrating and plotting to exploit state institutions for its sectarian purposes.
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The emails also document CRL's strategy of infiltrating the highest levels of regulatory agencies to advance its agenda.
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Infiltrating parties, co-opting members and using pure scare tactics are some possible actions in the autocrat's playbook.
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The vast majority have regular day jobs, so hiring members doesn't mean government officials are infiltrating the companies.
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Close, lock and, if possible, seal windows near the work site to reduce the dust infiltrating your apartment.
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The crime intelligence unit is authorized to use surveillance and conduct undercover operations, such as infiltrating crime syndicates.
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Infiltrating Israel on a boat, the young woman hijacked a bus and began to systematically murder those inside.
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"It is not possible to bring such massive amounts of explosives by infiltrating the border," said Lt. Gen.
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It is also not the first time a country has been accused of infiltrating the Swift banking system.
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Age: 53Damage: Sore Lungs In Rogue Nation, Ethan Hunt is infiltrating an underwater vault because it's Mission: Impossible.
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However, a security key offers a level of protection that can stymie the best hackers from infiltrating your accounts.
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Both the email addresses and the PayPal account were allegedly used by Eichenwald in the course of infiltrating JustinsFriends.com.
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As climate change warms our waters, invasive species such as green crabs are becoming more common, infiltrating more ecosystems.
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"The thought of these spamming bots infiltrating a support group of recovering addicts made me so mad," she said.
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Some were organised ultra-right and ultra-left casseurs, or troublemakers, who are known to police for infiltrating protests.
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That's where the company is freaking out because Google Fiber will be infiltrating homes in just a few months.
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They accuse his followers of infiltrating the military and state institutions over decades in a bid to seize power.
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Last year, we spoke with the collective about their origins, Mexico City's dance culture, and infiltrating capitalism with teamwork.
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The Department of Environmental Quality alsofailed to follow federal rules meant to stop lead from infiltrating the water supply.
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Whatever fashion endeavor the actress has in the works, it won't be her first attempt at infiltrating the industry.
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In terms of other black metal bands seamlessly infiltrating the cosmic context, Finland's Oranssi Pazuzu is perhaps the biggest.
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If they were really concerned about the Russians infiltrating a campaign (hoax), then why not try to stop it?
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India often accuses Pakistan of infiltrating militants across the LoC to carry out attacks, a charge denied by Islamabad.
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American Special Operations forces have been raiding Al Qaeda groups infiltrating back into Afghanistan over the last two years.
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Butina was accused of infiltrating the National Rifle Association and trying to sway US policy in favor of Russia.
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Fighters from the Islamic State and its rival, an Al Qaeda franchise, began infiltrating the area two years ago.
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Eli Cohen worked under an assumed identity in Syria in the 1960s, eventually infiltrating powerful political and military circles.
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Facebook's Goldman stated that sowing chaos, not electing Trump, was Russia's primary intent in infiltrating American social media networks.
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Meanwhile, FBI and CIA agents were infiltrating the civil rights movement, the women's liberation movement, the anti-war movement.
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"For over a year, I have seen the alt-right try and work their influence at Google, infiltrating mailing lists, infiltrating Google's culture, and even trying to infiltrate Google's product decisions," Mike Wacker, a self-described conservative who previously worked as a Google engineer, said in a 2018 internal email obtained by CNBC.
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It's certainly something that was, I think, the pathway to opening them up to a perpetrator really infiltrating their family.
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The form follows function, which in this case, means infiltrating the cells of a host and hijacking their replication machinery.
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Monday's attack at the barracks again raises questions about how France can guard against radicalized people infiltrating its security services.
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ComPACT secreting OX40L increased tumor infiltrating lymphocytes in preclinical models DURHAM, N.C., July 07, 2016 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Heat Biologics, Inc.
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Spy now—the left wing radicals and the right wing radicals are infiltrating each others' world and fighting it out.
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This will allow them to act like tiny sniper agents for humans, infiltrating the wild population and killing it off.
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For example, everyone can agree that preventing hackers from infiltrating networks to steal intellectual property or personal information is imperative.
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The Republicans, on the other hand, have been infiltrating depressed communities for decades, while the Democrats have wholesale abandoned them.
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The Obama administration is reportedly poised to indict the Iranian hackers responsible for infiltrating a New York dam in 2013.
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The new stack is infiltrating IT infrastructure already, driven at a grass-roots level by progressive developers and IT operators.
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But it was his experience infiltrating the Klan that stood out to him as a story worthy of a book.
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But remotely infiltrating machines of different makes and models and then covertly changing the vote count is far more challenging.
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The mainstream Taliban are worried that the Renouncers, who dress and look like other Taliban, have been infiltrating their ranks.
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After another interrupted, Moore suggested members of "Soros's army" were infiltrating the state, referring to billionaire Democratic donor George Soros.
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Automation is infiltrating our workplaces and if your job hasn't been impacted yet, it likely will see some changes soon.
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The International Life Sciences Institute, an American nonprofit, has been quietly infiltrating government health and nutrition bodies around the world.
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Foreign agents are infiltrating our pure, strong nation, weakening our resolve from the inside, so that they can violate us.
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The Department of Environmental Quality also failed to follow federal rules meant to stop lead from infiltrating the water supply.
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Meanwhile Chuck Grassley wants to find out if the FBI broke its own informant rules by potentially infiltrating the Trump campaign.
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One of the researchers told Gizmodo with high confidence that infiltrating the network would likely take only a matter of hours.
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Historically, the Bureau has been unsuccessful in infiltrating clandestine terror groups or in the development of informants within existing terror cells.
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Watchmen takes place in a world where white supremacist types are killing cops rather than infiltrating their ranks in insidious ways.
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The problem—which is also infiltrating iCloud Photo Sharing—occurs because macOS and iOS automatically scan your inbox for calendar invites.
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More recently, the group, whom researchers say appears to be Russian, has shifted its focus almost entirely to infiltrating antivirus companies.
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The FBI is known for infiltrating protest groups, and the NYPD infiltrated mosques in the years after the attacks of Sept.
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Mr Shifty In the stealth/action game Mr Shifty, you play as a secret agent infiltrating a well-protected government building.
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It was also building the Dash system directly into appliances and completely infiltrating our homes with a harmless-sounding voice assistant.
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"This thing's so big it's even infiltrating a local market spot in Oregon and taking over other people's commercials," Craig said.
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The new directives also come as Beijing tries to rein in what and how private technology services are infiltrating students' lives.
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But they have seemed to evolve in recent months, increasingly infiltrating and engaging with alt-right and far-right Americans online.
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Her foes may have included Italian mobsters who are suspected of infiltrating Malta's booming online gaming industry and its narcotics trade.
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From the design and construction of skyscrapers to picking the right sofa, virtual reality is infiltrating real estate in new ways.
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The recent revelation of Russian government hackers infiltrating the DNC's network and stealing opposition research should not come as a surprise.
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Impersonating and infiltrating S.W.O.R.D. would be one of the first important agenda items if one were a Skrull with malicious intent.
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At the same time, North Korea repeatedly complained of "infiltrating naval craft and armed espionage vessels" along its coast, threatening retaliation.
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If the FBI or DOJ was infiltrating a campaign for the benefit of another campaign, that is a really big deal.
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Erdogan has for years accused Gulen's supporters of establishing a "parallel state" by infiltrating the police, judiciary and other state institutions.
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But critics say the movement has secretly undermined democracy by infiltrating its followers into government institutions in order to seize power.
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The likes of Slack, HipChat and Flowdock are infiltrating workplaces across the world, promising progress in how teams communicate and collaborate.
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There's been a lot of talk about Russian hackers infiltrating the Democratic National Committee's servers and then leaking sensitive emails via WikiLeaks.
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Hackers are infiltrating Instagram accounts and altering profiles to contain pornographic imagery that links to adult websites, security firm Symantec has found.
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Trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage and influence which is what they do.
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It's safe to say Uniqlo has a way of infiltrating our closets with high-quality clothing items that truly become everyday essentials.
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But eventually the technology will be improved so that Skynet will eventually having no problem infiltrating and wiping out humanity using Terminators.
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"Daesh succeeded in infiltrating Jabouri's ring and executed him and almost all his men only a couple of months later," said Kinani.
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Six months ago, animal rights organization People for Ethical Treatment of Animals accused a SeaWorld employee of infiltrating it as a mole.
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During that time, the fear of demons infiltrating my thoughts, attempting to lure me toward eternity agony in hell, governed my behavior.
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In this conspiratorial worldview, the West seeks to undermine the regime by infiltrating the country with foreign values contrary to Shiite Islam.
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At a rally Tuesday night, Trump said, ""So how do you like the fact the fact they had people infiltrating our campaign?
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It is the winter of 1971 in Italy, when fascist spies are still infiltrating artist groups to report those with communist sympathies.
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Trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage or influence — which is what they do.
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Infiltrating the Parks&apos home is a triumph; round after round of drugging and robbing Wall Street slimeballs plays out in montage.
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This could result in companies infiltrating the wrong system in the quest to track down the perpetrator of an attack, she said.
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Trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage or influence which is what they do.
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Erdogan accuses Gulen, a former ally of the Islamist-rooted ruling AK Party, of infiltrating Turkish institutions to establish a 'parallel state'.
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It is already known that the white supremacist movement has been infiltrating the US government and law enforcement for a long time.
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The only thing you'll need to replace periodically is the rubber gasket and filter that prevent the grounds from infiltrating your coffee.
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The opera dramatizes a wife's efforts to rescue her wrongfully incarcerated husband by disguising herself as a man and infiltrating his prison.
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Prosecutors said they had evidence that the family had maintained its longstanding coziness with the construction industry, infiltrating high-end Manhattan properties.
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Jesse finds herself infiltrating the mysterious Federal Bureau of Control's headquarters, called the Oldest House, in search of her long-lost brother.
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It wasn't just my own make-believe talk show voice infiltrating my brain, my horoscope was also instructing me to stay the course.
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Elvis Presley Enterprises runs a disease-infested hotel where the water is full of bacteria infiltrating guests' lungs ... according to a new lawsuit.
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As developers continuously seek to create more authentically emulate realistic spaces, it seems that real-world anxieties are increasingly infiltrating our digital worlds.
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Further, infiltrating another country's critical infrastructure would go against the newly signed agreement, or worse, prompt our adversaries to infiltrate our critical infrastructure.
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New hacking abilities also bring a lot of extra fun to solving the riddles of infiltrating heavily guarded compounds or negotiating car chases.
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In line with 2018's most popular handbag and ready-to-wear trends, we're seeing PVC materials and raffia details infiltrating our footwear.
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She is accused of infiltrating the bank's firewall to get customer information being stored on the servers of Amazon, the biggest cloud provider.
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That's because the technology inside AlphaGo is already infiltrating Google's consumer products, doing things like facial recognition inside photos or powering smartphone assistants.
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With the help of sleeper cells, infiltrating ISIS combatants locked into heavy gun battles with Iraqi forces and attempted to capture key buildings.
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Since then, soldiers have intensified their efforts, infiltrating the Sambisa fortress, and in the process partially liberating the state from Boko Haram's stranglehold.
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In a recent book, "Silent Invasion", Clive Hamilton, an Australian academic, argues that China is systematically infiltrating Australia's institutions and subverting its democracy.
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While Stallworth recognized the importance of infiltrating the KKK, he first had to convince his all-white bosses it was a worthy endeavor.
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It says Gulen's followers spent four decades infiltrating the bureaucracy and security forces in a bid to eventually take control of the state.
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Even a seemingly innocuous device, such a printer, can serve as an entry point for a hacker dead bent on infiltrating a network.
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The Dead Kennedy's wrote "Nazi Punks Fuck Off" as a response to racists infiltrating the San Fransisco punk scene in the early 80s.
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The goal is to make the public fear for their safety by suggesting that ICO is infiltrating the U.S. at an alarming rate.
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I argued for a wartime moratorium on new visas and new immigrants because of the substantial danger of ISIS terrorists infiltrating our system.
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"If the FBI or DOJ was infiltrating a campaign for the benefit of another campaign, that is a really big deal," Trump tweeted.
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"If the FBI or DOJ was infiltrating a campaign for the benefit of another campaign, that is a really big deal," he tweeted.
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But "Sexting" is really a light, witty, intermittently philosophical look at a genre of amateur photography that can't help infiltrating other figurative art.
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Butina was accused of infiltrating conservative organizations such as the National Rifle Association in advance of the 2016 election to advance Russian interests.
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Dr. Rosenberg then tried to surgically remove tumors and extract the T-cells that had already penetrated them, so-called tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes.
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We know that ISIS collects the passports of arriving foreign fighters while fighters infiltrating Europe have used false identities to pose as refugees.
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Simmons was a saboteur, specialized in infiltrating criminal organizations or terror groups and dismantling them from the inside by inciting violence between rivals.
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With "Stupid Girls," she brought feminism to the masses, infiltrating MTV, ground zero for the hyping up of Hilton, Spears, and their ilk.
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But while these assistants are infiltrating more and more gadgets, they still face a few giant hurdles on their way to wider acceptance.
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Butina was arrested in July and accused of acting as a Russian agent while developing ties with U.S. citizens and infiltrating political groups.
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Op-Ed Contributor Patrik Hermansson spent nearly a year infiltrating the extreme right for the British anti-racist watchdog group Hope Not Hate.
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But if you really are fine with targeted advertising infiltrating your love life, perhaps this Valentine's Day will mean more cookies than chocolate.
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Now the Russians really are here, infiltrating every corner of the country, with the signal goal of disrupting the American way of life.
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The bomber was dressed in a police uniform and pretended to be disabled, infiltrating the crowd before detonating his explosive, Mr. Hassani said.
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Yet Correa clearly tried to gain a competitive edge for the Cardinals, infiltrating the Astros' system at critical points on the baseball calendar.
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Nowhere in the White House's 25-page counterterrorism policy, released in October, was the threat of terrorists infiltrating the nation's southwest border raised.
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He has also issued baseless warnings of terrorists infiltrating the border, despite State Department and counterterrorism officials saying there is no credible threat.
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Both the film and person showcase black people infiltrating hostile white institutions and coming out the other side to tell us about it.
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These so-called supply chain attacks are particularly difficult to detect because it often involves targeting a company insider or infiltrating the company directly.
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Around 48 hours before the storm, some of the weather models hinted at warmer air infiltrating the major cities and causing lower snow accumulations.
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The field of cybersecurity is obsessed with preventing and detecting breaches, finding every possible strategy to keep hackers from infiltrating your digital inner sanctum.
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After infiltrating a system, the attackers made organized efforts to cover their tracks, deleting logs and removing installed applications, including the VPN software FortiClient.
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She's then forced to use her newfound powers to investigate a mysterious and disturbing force known as the Hiss that's been infiltrating the building.
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The type of one-piece wonder that had slowly been infiltrating runways and racks, and pitched by showrooms as the trend of the moment.
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It's 1966 in Buenos Aires, and CIA operative Vera Kelly has been tasked with infiltrating a group of leftist students at the local university.
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The demo has 2B infiltrating some kind of production facility in search of a particularly huge enemy robot so that she can destroy it.
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But on top of that, experts are now worried about a hidden wave of toxic lab-made adulterants that are infiltrating the illicit drugs.
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One is that Basil is skilled with computers and electronics and was recruited by the older burglars for his acumen at infiltrating alarm systems.
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Infiltrating Supermicro, if true, will have a long-lasting ripple effect on the wider tech industry and how they approach their own supply chains.
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Best moment: Infiltrating the pride parade to "make America straight again" and having a ball failing at it gave us a delightfully bizarre visual.
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Weathering on the newly-exposed joints suggest the heavy rains of the notoriously-damp Pacific Northwest have been infiltrating the cliff, weakening it further.
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The film's best scene features Byrne infiltrating a frat party and using her maturity and intelligence to essentially destroy the place from the inside.
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Religiously-motivated hate crimes have spiked across our country, and we now know that religiously-motivated harassment and bullying are infiltrating our nation's schools.
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"Such responses are only against military targets and infiltrating terrorists who are aided by Pakistan army," a statement released by the Indian army said.
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Many immediately surmised the nefarious code had been placed there by a foreign government with the hopes of infiltrating the entire U.S. government network.
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There may be more to come The case against a Russian agent infiltrating the Republican Party may be larger than just the one arrest.
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It was a hack with different fingers, infiltrating two servers operated by the State of New York and plucking out information of varying calibers.
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The film, directed by Daniel Ragussis, is inspired by the career of Mike German, a former F.B.I. agent who specialized in infiltrating extremist groups.
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She is accused of infiltrating active political organizations like the National Rifle Association (NRA) and exploiting personal connections with Americans to advance Russian interests.
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While many folks think of Yelp as a place to find a great place to eat, the company has been quietly infiltrating other categories.
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Front Burner It's no surprise that organic produce, artisanal cheeses and grass-fed meats are infiltrating the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Bedford-Stuyvesant and Bushwick.
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The story is emblematic of China's skill in infiltrating U.S. intelligence, David Wise, a historian and China expert, writes in the New York Times.
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Three authors — Michael Pollan, Ayelet Waldman and T.C. Boyle — weigh in on the effects of LSD and magic mushrooms infiltrating the self-care market.
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SYDNEY, Australia — The book was already being promoted as an explosive exposé of Chinese influence infiltrating the highest levels of Australian politics and media.
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Some advisers to Mr. Trump have viewed the Brotherhood for years as a radical faction secretly infiltrating the United States to promote Shariah law.
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Psychedelics may be infiltrating the educated elite's reading lists, but taking these drugs in a formal setting with doctors administering them is still difficult.
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Hackers published the medical records of Wiggins and other sportsmen and sportswomen online on Wednesday after infiltrating the World Anti-Doping Agency's (WADA) database.
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The Moneytaker group, according to the research, has picked mostly smaller, community banks as U.S. victims, stealing money by infiltrating the credit card processor.
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Jalisco is home to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), one of Mexico's most powerful drug gangs and one notorious for infiltrating the police.
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The recommendation engines we engage with are broken in ways that have grave consequences: amplified conspiracy theories, gamified news, nonsense infiltrating mainstream discourse, misinformed voters.
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In the wake of multiple security breaches, including APTs infiltrating their systems for months on end, the JPL has begun to invest heavily in cybersecurity.
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The Russian propaganda campaign to disrupt our elections and divide Americans went far beyond Google and Facebook, infiltrating and infecting everything from Pinterest to PayPal.
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The government in the show hasn't been taken over by supervillains, à la Hydra infiltrating S.H.I.E.L.D in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and its spinoff shows.
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But the rhetoric about foreign spies infiltrating U.S. companies is not new or surprising to people in the intelligence community, and it based in reality.
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The multi-pronged attack on Ghazni began on Friday, with insurgents infiltrating people&aposs homes and slipping out into the night to attack Afghan forces.
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In that mission, Emily or Corvo are tasked with infiltrating the building—then occupied by a group of witches—and disabling their leader, Breanna Ashworth.
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After spending nearly two years infiltrating the burgeoning ranks of up-and-coming entrepreneurs and wooing the town's politicians over wine and tapas, he vanished.
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"If the FBI or DOJ was infiltrating a campaign for the benefit of another campaign, that is a really big deal," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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In particular, it damages cells called tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) that, as their name suggests, are one of the immune system's main anti-cancer weapons.
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There have been countless stories of scammers infiltrating sites like Airbnb and eBay and operating in grey areas that allow them to rip off buyers.
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Russian politician Alexander Torshin praised Butina's public image and success in infiltrating high-profile American groups, prosecutors revealed in a court hearing Wednesday in Washington.
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Many immediately surmised that the nefarious code had been placed there by a foreign government with the hopes of infiltrating the entire U.S. government network.
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Ikaros can tag enemies, treasure, and other points of interest from above, making it easier to plan Alexios' movements when infiltrating a camp or fortress.
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One was the vision presented by speaker after speaker of a nation overrun with foreigners crossing American borders and infiltrating communities to rob and kill.
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According to the Justice Department, a team of hackers sponsored by North Korea spent years infiltrating American companies to steal trade secrets and intellectual property.
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Brigadier Gotra said it was not clear whether the soldiers had been killed by infiltrating militants, Pakistani Army troops or a combination of the two.
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The perception is that the FBI and other law enforcement groups became aware of Italian criminals and then went to work infiltrating and prosecuting them.
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They were spying on a term I don&apost particularly like but on what the Russians were doing, trying to understand, were the Russians infiltrating?
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After hijacking an oil tank truck, infiltrating a missile launch, and facing off against armed guards, they may have succeeded—but at a high cost.
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Infiltrating the cartel, he systematically works his way up the ladder and connects the organization with international bankers who agree to launder the cartel's wealth.
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"The first option for hostile forces infiltrating us is our education system," the Chinese minister of education, Chen Baosheng, said in remarks published this month.
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The flare on the tongue is the paprika in Old Bay, strewn over the tentacles and rings; the earthiness comes from cumin, infiltrating the batter.
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When the role of the informant gained attention last year, the president seized on it to accuse law enforcement officials of illegally infiltrating his campaign.
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Though he identified a handful of instances of illegal voting, Mr. Kobach failed to prove his theory that large numbers of noncitizens were infiltrating elections.
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The Falcons, he said, have diminished the threat of the Islamic State by infiltrating its cells, killing its leaders and terrorists, and destroying its weapons.
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Since the greatest threats to companies today come from "black hat" hackers infiltrating and destroying data, ethical hackers are in high demand across every industry.
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In his new film, "BlacKkKlansman," the director builds on the real-life story of a black police officer infiltrating the Klan's ranks in the 1970s.
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The indictment alleges that in the course of infiltrating a network of Planned Parenthood clinics and research organizations, Daleiden and Merritt tampered with government records.
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Kaufman's book is full of sharply reported details: One liberal activist packed Luna Bars while infiltrating conservative conferences because she grew tired of eating beef.
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Epic also says there will be new limited time modes based on the theme, which will include things like infiltrating bases and taking out henchmen.
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When the air pressure dropped to a low enough point, he explained, contaminated air from another apartment would get sucked in, infiltrating my living space.
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"Armed groups are targeting and even infiltrating IDP (internally displaced persons) camps ... it is becoming a very serious concern," said Joseph Inganji, OCHA's country director.
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But, we could also see in a lot of the other traditional culture industries that it was ... That their values were perniciously infiltrating the industry.
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The Israeli military said its air attacks took out a rocket-launching squad and fired at several Palestinians infiltrating through the border fence around Gaza.
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And the group is probably exploring a variety of means for infiltrating operatives into the West, including refugee flows, smuggling routes, and legitimate methods of travel.
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"If the FBI or DOJ was infiltrating a campaign for the benefit of another campaign, that is a really big deal," President Trump tweeted in May.
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Specifically, Bagdikian condemned a government program to issue "loyalty checks" to employees in order to ensure "hostile agents and unreliable citizens" were not infiltrating it. 1.
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Pompeo also accused "Iran-sponsored Shia militia groups and terrorists" of infiltrating Iraqi security forces and jeopardizing Iraq's sovereignty throughout the period of the nuclear agreement.
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Dumping sites are filling up quickly, and the run-off is infiltrating the region's water channels, some of which feed into wells that supply drinking water.
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Nigeria's missing girls: Infiltrating the forest Boko Haram calls home Campaign of terror The girls' kidnapping sparked global outrage, including the #BringBackOurGirls campaign on social media.
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But the other emerging contributor is a hidden wave of toxic lab-made adulterants that are infiltrating the illicit drugs, suggest some experts in international narcotics.
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Yet it is a black man—and not Stallworth—who may be the most successful, and without a doubt the boldest, of the Klan-infiltrating bunch.
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The file is reportedly part of an investigation led by the U.S. director of National Intelligence into how the Kremlin is infiltrating political parties in Europe.
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We will continue to work with friends and allies to deny radical Islamic terrorists any funding, territory or support, or any means of infiltrating our borders.
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Openness is a near truism in the Valley, but today projects like Hadoop, Cassandra, Docker and Mule are infiltrating even the most conservative and dogmatic organizations.
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The tragic part of Trump being elected is that it happened, and even the most vigilant awareness will not keep it from infiltrating who we are.
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The sour odor is omnipresent, infiltrating your nostrils (and clothes) the moment you approach the shore and, while it may occasionally fade, it never completely disappears.
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I have grappled with the idea that ASMR is some kind of cult with psychic powers or a group of human-acting aliens infiltrating my subconscious.
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She ultimately pleaded guilty to a charge of failing to register as a foreign agent while working to advance Russia's interests by infiltrating U.S. political circles.
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Since it's assumed Smalljon is still loyal to the family, bringing Rickon to Ramsay may be his way to infiltrating Winterfell and eventually taking Ramsay down.
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Taking off on Reddit and infiltrating social media, "boomer remover" has become a coronavirus catchphrase among younger generations, reported Hannah Sparks for The New York Post.
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They have also been beloved as our stand-ins, infiltrating the stories we tell about ourselves, appearing as tricksters and fools, pompous kings and yearning commoners.
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According to a 2015 Verge article, Uber covers about 75 percent of the US, but getting to 100 would mean infiltrating smaller towns and rural areas.
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Exhaustion competes with elation, celebration with melancholy, and all around it the city of Miami lives and breathes, occasionally infiltrating the fair and transforming its visitors.
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Even though the ranch is across an international border, those living here take turns on nightly guard duty, concerned about agents from Nicaragua infiltrating their haven.
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Taking off on Reddit and infiltrating social media, "boomer remover" has become a coronavirus catchphrase among younger generations, reported Hannah Sparks for The New York Post.
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Even when he is locked up, it seems as though he has a way of infiltrating the minds and lives of people whom he wants to.
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The Obama administration slapped the first charges on foreign government hackers in 2013, when it indicted five members of the Chinese military for infiltrating American corporations.
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The lapse has prompted the far-reaching review, as well as soul-searching inside the French state about how to stop Islamists infiltrating the security services.
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"If the FBI or DOJ was infiltrating a campaign for the benefit of another campaign, that is a really big deal," the president wrote on Twitter.
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" A special Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee investigated McCarthy's initial claims about Communists infiltrating the State Department and found them to be "a fraud and a hoax.
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If they're not infiltrating farms and instigating animal abuse for self-promotion, they are stealing cows, attacking farmers on social media or misleading others about food.
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By subduing the Lebanese population and infiltrating the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF), the group has resurrected its military presence across the country, especially in the south.
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It wasn't until last Wednesday that members of MBL began infiltrating the exhibition, assaulting visitors, and taking videos of the exhibition and posting them to Facebook.
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I couldn't help but imagine Ai's wallpapers — all of them — papering the bathrooms and hallways of the über-wealthy, infiltrating those dens of exclusivity like Trojan horses.
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And according to new research from one team of German cryptographers, flaws in WhatsApp make infiltrating the app's group chats much easier than ought to be possible.
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Still, Toni Collette, in the role of some kind of supervisor, seems to think he can handle the covert operation, infiltrating a dangerous group of violent racists.
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It has a habit of infiltrating Saudi hospitals via patients visiting for regular dialysis or cardiac appointments, causing outbreaks that have killed patients and health workers alike.
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Apple and Amazon's battle with Bloomberg Businessweek over its report of Chinese spies infiltrating their supply chains has captivated the industry in the last couple of days.
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However, according to Kromtech Security Center, a German security software development firm, the leak was not the result of a malicious hacker infiltrating the Bronx Lebanon server.
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Perhaps, because it does not involve President Trump and Russia, instead, it&aposs all about China infiltrating the office of a very powerful Democrat in Diane Feinstein.
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So much groundwork is laid down for the intrigue involving Claire and Jamie infiltrating the Jacobites that the episode suffers from not detailing where their relationship stands.
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Video game makers, like Electronic Arts and IMVU, are key customers that use Arkose to stop fake users and spammers from infiltrating games and harassing real players.
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The Ministry of State Security, or Stasi, was one of the most repressive police organizations in the world, infiltrating almost every aspect of life in East Germany.
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CNN has reported that the confidential FBI source was not in fact infiltrating the campaign, but spoke with campaign aides who were suspected of ties to Russia.
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In-game, your party is tasked with infiltrating and stealing the hearts of others, and each heart manifests as a physical location representing the person's deepest desires.
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I suspect a lot of daydreaming about anarchy and escape takes place within those three walls, so I make fantasy environments where vegetation is infiltrating those spaces.
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Stonecipher is in touch with the different ways we feel displaced and estranged in our everyday lives, the various states of incomprehension infiltrating all of our perceptions.
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The Southern Poverty Law Center designates the think tank as an anti-Muslim hate group, which has pushed conspiracy theories that Muslims are infiltrating the U.S. government.
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Communists, Mr. Stormer wrote, were bent on infiltrating the American government and had largely succeeded, as evidenced by American and United Nations economic support for Communist countries.
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In a conversation about "dark" and "outside" money infiltrating politics, Klobuchar recounted her middle-class upbringing and poked fun at how she funded an early Senate run.
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We now know that propagandists play off existing ideological divisions to sharpen discord, including by infiltrating bona fide interest groups and mobilizing real-world protests and activism.
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A report by a consultant to WHO found that ILSI was infiltrating the organization with scientists, money and research to garner favor for industry products and strategies.
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Reporters on the front lines have seen this process firsthand, with ISIS members infiltrating areas that had (according to the Iraqi government) been freed of their presence.
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" Sanders added that the U.S. and its allies "will continue to work together to deny radical Islamist terrorists territory, funding, support, and any means of infiltrating our borders.
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Along with footage of being stalked by Scientologists, Theroux is able to give his audience a glimpse into the life of church members without infiltrating their lives outright.
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But Trent (Paul Welsh) quickly offers to pay the fee, since infiltrating their friend group is the first part of his 42-step plan to win Rebecca's heart.
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According to the original announcement, the unit will be tasked with infiltrating the remains of Saw Gerrera's Partisans cell that we saw escape from Jedha in Rogue One.
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Not only is climate change something we have to be on the lookout for in our daily lives, but its effects are infiltrating our favorite TV shows, too.
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So Binary has had 19-year-old Tiffany Zhong infiltrating San Francisco's young founders scene to spy where the market is going before she heads off to college.
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We're not yet sure why or how it began, or just how it'll end, but a piece of modeling royalty is in town and she's infiltrating the catwalk.
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But she did, of course, infiltrating what has historically been a predominantly white space and, for some two hours, giving a master class in black sound and sentiment.
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The business model works a bit like Dropbox in the sense that Checkbook gives away its service to consumers in hopes of infiltrating businesses that it will charge.
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When you have centuries of monarchy and then decades of useless democracy abusing power and infiltrating personal agendas and years of civil war unrest, these things are natural.
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Hwu's focus was to try to weaponize this subset of successful "tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes," or TILs, by packing them with an additional payload of powerful tumor-killing hormones.
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Stephen Harper, the former Conservative prime minister, garnered some public support last year when he raised the spectre of Islamic terrorists infiltrating Canada under the guise of refugees.
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The levels in Deus Ex Go all center around infiltrating a location, so the ultimate goal is to get from one end of the level to the next.
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Automation is infiltrating the food and hospitality business, from ordering kiosks at McDonald's to the robotic bartender aboard the Royal Carribean's cruise ship the Symphony of the Seas.
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The Obama administration on Thursday indicted seven Iranians for a series of coordinated cyberattacks against the U.S. financial sector and for infiltrating a New York dam in 2013.
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Tunisia has already built a 125-mile earthen wall that stretches about half the length of its border with Libya in an attempt to prevent militants from infiltrating.
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Japanese cuisine is infiltrating every corner of the Earth at an impressive rate, with 89,000 Japanese restaurants worldwide in July 2015—1.6 times more than two years prior.
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Angolan authorities said on Wednesday they were reinforcing security patrols along the border with Congo in order to keep the militias from infiltrating their territory, local media reported.
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"These paintings started almost infiltrating the imaginations of the writers and also the characters, something started to grow," Mr. Weisberg said by telephone as the season finished shooting.
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And some advisers to Mr. Trump have for years viewed the Brotherhood as a radical faction that is secretly infiltrating the United States to promote extremist Islamic law.
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Visiting academics and scientists had been infiltrating universities to collect intelligence, while foreign spies had entered Australia with the intention of setting up sophisticated hacking infrastructure, he added.
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What I like about this show is, women are infiltrating this place that was usually reserved for men — the wrestling ring — but they're not trying to be men.
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After infiltrating accounts, the hackers re-assigned compromised channels to new owners and then changed their custom URL to make it seem like the accounts had been deleted.
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The second season centers on a secret cargo carried by a global shipping firm and an American black-ops team on a swift boat infiltrating the Orinoco River.
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Last August, the unit spotted seven Islamic State fighters, wearing suicide belts and carrying grenades, as they were infiltrating a no-man's land on their way to Israel.
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"Rivera accuses the Catholic church of submitting him to shock treatment, of infiltrating Protestant churches, and of being led by the antichrist," Kennedy wrote in the Village Voice.
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Emni members told Sarfo that the group has struggled infiltrating the US with operatives who have traveled to Syria, and instead turned to social media to recruit Americans.
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What It Is: A hyper-reality experience (think VR laser tag) that takes you deep into the Star Wars universe as rebels infiltrating an Imperial base for valuable information.
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However, the show is still a timely exploration of the ways that trauma, grief, and abuse can drive people apart while infiltrating the most private parts of their lives.
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"We will hold social media platforms accountable for the hate infiltrating their platforms because they have a responsibility to help fight against this threat to our democracy," Harris said.
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Algorithms have been infiltrating nearly every part of music making, from generating original drum loops to writing melodies, producing parts that are increasingly hard to distinguish from human players.
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The coldest air in decades is infiltrating the Upper Midwest and at least 2200 million people will see temperatures dip below 23°F by the end of this week.
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Allegations of dumping sensitive data, infiltrating official servers, manipulating online blogs and even hacking voter records, say analysts, have fueled concerns Moscow is trying to influence the election outcome.
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The situation that scared me the most during my time infiltrating criminals happened while I was taking part in Operation Dakota, which involved going undercover with Asian heroin dealers.
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Beginning in late 2010, the Chinese government spent roughly two years infiltrating the pool of CIA agents in China and executing many of them—possibly 30 people in all.
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As Iraqi army commanders and U.S. advisers were preparing the ground offensive, intelligence officers were recruiting informers, building alliances with the region's Sunni tribes and infiltrating Baghdadi's inner circle.
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Earlier this year, the Justice Department indicted seven Iranians for a series of coordinated cyberattacks against the U.S. financial sector and for infiltrating a New York dam in 2013.
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South Korea only realized in February that Kim Jong-un's band of hackers had been infiltrating its networks after defense related material was stolen from two South Korean conglomerates.
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However, residents have in recent weeks voiced concern that militants from Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb known to operate in remote areas near Timbuktu are infiltrating the city.
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North Korea created the General Bureau of Reconnaissance in 2009 by combining various party and military agencies in charge of collecting intelligence abroad and infiltrating the South with spies.
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Precedent Fears of Al-Qaeda infiltrating the U.S. led the Obama administration to place a six-month pause on Iraqi refugees —including those who'd helped the U.S. — in 2011.
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His government contends that the Gulen movement, also known as Hizmet, tried to overthrow the government after infiltrating public and private institutions, in effect creating its own parallel system.
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Mr. Rothkopf, who did not organize the museum's Warhol show, said that by infiltrating the market systems that shape our society, artists can help us see them more clearly.
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Authorities "will aggressively investigate and prosecute hostile actors who attempt to profit from America's ideas by infiltrating our computer systems and stealing intellectual property," Rosenstein told a news conference.
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Podcasts are infiltrating the ears of listeners around the world, with hosts of most popular shows launching entire media companies and entrepreneurs landing increasingly large advertising and acquisition deals.
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Finally it is infiltrating golf, a game overrun by numbers and statistics, and "stats guys" are becoming as important to tour pros as swing instructors and fitness trainers are.
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Speaking of Russian hackers, Cozy Bear is back on the radar after a few years of relative stealth, with a years-long campaign infiltrating the networks of political targets.
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When other researchers looking at relatives of the MERS virus tested the bat virus, they realized that it, too, was capable of infiltrating human cells through the same receptor.
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Meanwhile, security-research firm FireEye announced last week that it found evidence of a Chinese hacking team infiltrating computer systems belonging to Cambodia's election commission, opposition leaders and media.
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For Mazy Dar, the CEO and founder of the startup OpenFin, the case for VR-type technology infiltrating Wall Street makes sense, even if it might take some time.
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Russia has also been publicly blamed for the devastating NotPetya cyberattack that cost billions of dollars worldwide and the Kremlin has also been accused of infiltrating U.S. power grids.
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The insidious chemicals they consist of are everywhere: infiltrating our food chains, destroying our ecosystems, hindering the creation of a circular economy, and exposing us to diseases and defects.
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There are many overt references to Donald Trump in BlacKkKlansman, Spike Lee's film about two cops, one Black and one Jewish, infiltrating the Ku Klux Klan in early 1970s Colorado.
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Kuwait and some other Gulf Arab countries, mostly ruled by Sunnis, have long accused Tehran of seeking to weaken them by infiltrating local Shi'ite communities and stirring up local politics.
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The records, according to Novack, relate to "Operation Snow White," a criminal conspiracy in the 1970s, in which Church of Scientology leaders were accused of infiltrating and burglarizing government offices.
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ZARIF: It came into Syria on the request of the Syrian government to prevent these extremist forces from infiltrating into Lebanon, which would be a threat against all of us.
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If it wasn't your mum sneaking the green stuff into your sandwiches, it was Jamie Oliver infiltrating your school lunches with it or Popeye insisting that canned gloop equals muscles.
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Frank Cilluffo, director of George Washington University's Center for Cyber and Homeland Security, told CNN that all of Europe faces the threat of ISIS-linked operatives infiltrating the refugee flow.
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During the late 80s and early 90s, when techno clubs and raves started infiltrating Berlin's abandoned industrial spaces, he plunged into the dark heart of the city's after-hours scene.
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The day after police confirmed the operation in Causeway Bay, protesters occupying the Hong Kong International Airport assaulted and held hostage two people whom they accused of infiltrating their movement.
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Borg cautioned, though, that just because he believes a nation state was responsible for these attacks does not mean infiltrating the systems themselves required the resources of a country's government.
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This occurred on the same day that an alleged Russian agent was sentenced, after pleading guilty to infiltrating the NRA as a way to influence US politics, among other schemes.
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For about a week before the men arrived, rumors circulated on the messaging system WhatsApp warning of bands of kidnappers roving the area and infiltrating villages to snatch young children.
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The standalone prequel to 1977's Star Wars: Episode IV stars Felicity Jones as Jyn Erso, an orphan turned Rebellion fighter who is tasked with infiltrating the infamous Death Star.
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It's that much of their success at infiltrating a target's social media account, PC, or company servers relies not on technical skill but on being really good at faking it.
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Trump has said his immigration policy is necessary to prevent terrorists from infiltrating the country, citing the 9/11 terrorist attacks and other criminal acts committed by foreign-born individuals.
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Ankara says the HSK changes will prevent the judiciary falling under the control of specific groups such as the Gulenists, who Erdogan accuses of infiltrating state institutions over many years.
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Some Kuwaiti officials and some other Gulf Arab countries, mostly ruled by Sunnis, accuse Tehran of seeking to weaken them by infiltrating local Shi'ite communities and stirring up local politics.
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Indian troops last week said they attacked and damaged Pakistani army posts in Kashmir as they sought to prevent militants infiltrating from the Pakistani side, but Islamabad denied the claim.
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Torshin, a high-ranking Russian official with deep ties to President Vladimir Putin, is reported to have been Butina's handler while she went about infiltrating conservative political circles in Washington.
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"The user-generated content found in World of Warcraft is just one example of how far-right extremists are infiltrating online platforms and video games," he said in an email.
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The photography app Hipstamatic, a gritty-filter precursor to Instagram, had 4 million downloads by 2012, and its style was infiltrating the Tumblr feeds of every woman with an account.
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Besides infiltrating niche subcultures, racists have long taken songs, such as the "Battle Hymn of the Republic," and subverted its meaning by substituting the existing lyrics to advocate for genocide.
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The moves have been celebrated from a litany of groups, but have also attracted opposition from the expected anti-Muslim channels, who blasted the move as Islam infiltrating secular life.
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The scan showed something unusual: a large "infiltrating" lesion centered in the medulla oblongata, the structure at the lower end of the brainstem that controls breathing and other involuntary functions.
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An anonymous hacker named Guccifer 2.0 had already claimed responsibility for infiltrating DNC mail servers and publishing strategy documents on June 25, and was now taking responsibility for the emails.
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An institution that invests in stocks doesn't have to worry about a hacker infiltrating their servers to steal shares, but in crypto, that kind of thing happens all the time.
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At the same time that it has been infiltrating the political system of the United States, the Russian government has sought to cultivate and influence far-right groups in Europe.
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Few episodes from Mr. Akhmetshin's past seem more relevant to Mr. Mueller's investigation than his work for two Russian billionaires accused of infiltrating their adversaries' computers during nasty legal battles.
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In Parasite, the Kim family (who live in the slums of Seoul) finds themselves on the up-and-up after infiltrating the home of the rich Parks under false pretenses.
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The SDF had earlier reported that a group of "mercenaries of the Turkish army" had killed a number of civilians on the road after infiltrating the area, without identifying them.
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The documentary begins with the true story of a cyberattack against a nuclear power plant in Iran and a secret program, Stuxnet, that ended up infiltrating computers around the globe.
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When Sasha and Rosita go to complete their suicide run by infiltrating the Saviors' compound, Sasha locks Rosita out in order to force her to stay behind so she'll survive.
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In past work, Roberts used bright, polychromatic color schemes and celebrity figures, like Superman and Kim Jong Un, to comment on societal shortcomings and the infiltrating presence of popular culture.
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Smaller companies are more vulnerable Because transmission grid utilities should already have some protections against network intrusions, it is likely that the Russian hackers looked elsewhere, infiltrating smaller distribution utilities.
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Plus, their plot about infiltrating Rebecca's party led to this incredible dance: Across all three of tonight's storylines, there's a common theme: Everyone wants to have friends and to feel included.
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Read: How ISIS is infiltrating the migrant route As the ship was on its side, some of those in the water seemed to sense the danger and began to swim away.
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Since the attacks of September 11th 2001, security services have put huge efforts into infiltrating jihadist groups both in person and online, eavesdropping on their conversations and taking down their propaganda.
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Photo: GettyResearchers at Citizen Lab have unearthed a broad campaign aimed at infiltrating Chinese language news sites after discovering a phishing campaign targeting journalists at the US-based China Digital Times.
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The US and South Korean militaries carried out a training exercise focused on "infiltrating North Korea and removing weapons of mass destruction in case of conflict," military sources told Yonhap News.
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Our family life was probably at its lowest point just before Penguin arrived, and I know from that day on, Sam's spirits lifted and moments of happiness began infiltrating our family.
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" In subsequent tweets, the president said that "if the FBI or DOJ (Department of Justice) was infiltrating a campaign for the benefit of another campaign, that is a really big deal.
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After a childhood close encounter where she met an alien and saw a pair of MIB agents mind-wipe her parents, she based her life around finding and infiltrating the MIBs.
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In August 2016, only one month later, news broke that hackers and governments were infiltrating iPhones with advanced spyware to steal data and spy on all app communications, even encrypted apps.
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They have now crossed over from simply infiltrating documents and data to exfiltrating documents to shape public opinion and the democratic elections that determine control over the power of the state.
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Below, all five NAAFI members open up the power of teamwork, infiltrating a capitalistic music industry, and the disruptive effects of what Alberto describes as their "promiscuous and opportunistic" business model.
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In the meantime, there are bands like Dark Forest, who've been secretly infiltrating the heavy metal inner circle with all the hallmarks of power metal's check list—melody, magic, and might.
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ISIS operatives have been infiltrating Gaza – territory from which Israel withdrew as a concession to advance the peace process – as conquering Israel is a key component of their apocalyptic grand plan.
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She began her campaign by infiltrating the bridge circle, intending to break through the ladies' polished surfaces and gain a deeper understanding of their inner lives, and, she hoped, her mother's.
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Investigators with the Wildlife Justice Commission (WJC)—a global organization of environmental crime experts—have been infiltrating smuggling groups in the Vietnamese town of Nhi Khe for more than 12 months.
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This post originally appeared on VICE UK. Good Cop, Bad War is the story of an undercover police officer, Neil Woods, who spent over a decade infiltrating Britain's biggest drug gangs.
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According to both NAF's and Planned Parenthood's suits, Daleiden and his associates engaged in an elaborate pattern of deception with the goal of infiltrating and surreptitiously filming members of both organizations.
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John David Washington may have been most visible in 2018 as a Ku Klux Klan-infiltrating police officer in Spike Lee's "BlacKkKlansman," but that wasn't his only leading role last year.
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Since counterterrorism operations were ramped up in 2015, Iraqi security forces have established a tight security cordon around Baghdad in an attempt to keep insurgents and violence from infiltrating the city.
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In "BlacKkKlansman," Mr. Lee uses the true story of a black police officer infiltrating the Ku Klux Klan in Colorado in the 1970s to once again grapple with American racial terrorism.
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Hindu nationalists have claimed for decades that vast numbers of Bangladeshis have been infiltrating India, and through mere repetition that rallying cry seems to have gained traction with the general population.
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The U.S. has sought to impose ever-tighter restrictions on the Chinese company, and has argued that it's impossible to stop the Chinese from infiltrating a network that uses Huawei equipment.
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His testimony to ASIO, the Australian counter-intelligence agency, demonstrates "how Beijing's spies are infiltrating Hong Kong's democracy movement, manipulating Taiwan's elections and operating with impunity in Australia," per The Age.
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Parasite, a film about a lower-income family infiltrating a wealthy household only to learn a much darker secret, is one of the highest-rated and critically acclaimed movies of 2019.
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"The Department of Justice will aggressively investigate and prosecute hostile actors who attempt to profit from America's ideas by infiltrating our computer systems and stealing intellectual property," Rosenstein said on Friday.
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An indictment document from 2017 said that Wang had "for a long time been influenced by infiltrating anti-China forces" and had been trained by overseas groups and accepted their funding.
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Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside Meanwhile, three Muslim students are shot in Chapel Hill, and the FBI is revealed to be infiltrating Muslim clubs in college campuses.
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But the occasional refracted high beam showering a dance floor with colored light via a spinning disco ball was peanuts compared to the way lasers were infiltrating rock at the same time.
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The hacking group OurMine—known for infiltrating the digital accounts of tech CEOs, venture capitalist, and celebrities—breached BuzzFeed on Wednesday, leaving a trail of defaced and deleted articles in its wake.
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Not content with infiltrating everyone's phones like the Y2K virus when pushing album Songs of Innocence onto all iTunes accounts in 2014, U2 are now forcing their agenda into people's literal homes.
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The admission came after the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals accused a SeaWorld employee last year of infiltrating its ranks and even joining several protests against the amusement park's system.
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First up, though Beijing's use of technology has been horribly effective in infiltrating and controlling public discourse in China, and seeps into our own virtual worlds, that's a generic outcome of technology.
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Infiltrating the boys' club, and turning it into one that welcomes everyone, is just one way that women can have their voices be heard in a time when we need them most.
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Fears of Sharia law play into the idea that Muslims are infiltrating the US and threatening to impose their ways on other Americans, so everyone should fear even Muslims who appear moderate.
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"Far-left radical Ilhan Omar doesn't even want the Department of Homeland Security to receive '1 DOLLAR' to enforce immigration laws and stop terrorists from infiltrating our open border," the page reads.
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Thousands of ISIS fighters, many trained on the battlefields of Syria, are returning home to carry out their jihad in the west, sometimes infiltrating the huge flow of migrants fleeing the violence.
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The protests had grown increasingly chaotic in recent days as the government launched a militarized crackdown to stop extremists whom it blamed for infiltrating the protests and wreaking havoc on the city.
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Prosecutors previously said Butina spent years infiltrating US political groups at the behest of her mentor, Kremlin-linked banker Alexander Torshin, to push the groups to adopt a friendlier position toward Russia.
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But as I see it, the bigger problem is not that conservatives are infiltrating social science departments to spread hatred, but rather that liberals have turned departments into enclaves of ideological homogeneity.
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According to a new report by The Daily Beast, Guccifer, who'd long been presenting as a solo, independent hacker from Romania, infiltrating the DNC, has reportedly been exposed as working from Russia.
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But many experts on Turkey, Mr. Jeffrey included, say the followers of Mr. Gulen have sought to gain power within Turkey by infiltrating state institutions, most successfully the judiciary and the police.
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" All of that circles back to newly-released Wikileaks emails, in which longtime Clinton confidante, John Podesta discusses infiltrating the Catholic Church with progressive ideology to foment revolution as a "Catholic Spring.
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Related: What We Know So Far About the Brussels Attacks And Cruz said that the US needs to increase security at the southern border as well, to prevent terrorists infiltrating the country.
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He continued his father's strategy of "infiltrating and exporting internal threats," perhaps fearful of retaliation for the 2000 massacre of an estimated 2100,000-40,000 Sunnis in the Muslim Brotherhood stronghold of Hama.
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In this trial, the National Cancer Institute team isolated and reactivated the patient's cancer-specific T cells in a process using tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes (TILs) that targeted proteins on the cancer gene.
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These pleas did not fall on deaf ears, as the United States Army and the future FBI—the Bureau of Investigation—had already been following Garvey's movements and even infiltrating his meetings.
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He is accused of being the main instigator of the coup and the leader of the cabal in Turkey that orchestrated the coup after infiltrating the military and judiciary at high levels.
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Washington ____ In "BlacKkKlansman," Mr. Lee uses the true story of a black police officer infiltrating the Ku Klux Klan in Colorado in the 1970s to once again grapple with American racial terrorism.
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In a spectacular instance of one great power instigating regime change in another, the Germans essentially weaponized Lenin's willpower and charisma by infiltrating him back into Russia in a closed railroad car.
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The Center for Security Policy, a far-right group that warns Islamists are infiltrating the U.S. government, will host a banquet Saturday at Trump's Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach. Fla.
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The team has been focusing largely on attracting users in roles like brand marketing managers, content coordinators and social media managers as a way of infiltrating and scaling vertically inside marketing departments.
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If you can taste them or smell them or see little scrambly bits of them infiltrating the sponge, then this is a failed cake, and eating it is not treat but punishment.
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Around that time, Chinese spies compromised National Security Agency surveillance in Taiwan — an island Beijing claims is part of China — by infiltrating Taiwanese intelligence, an American partner, according to two former officials.
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On a group computer call last winter, Susan Gerbic was going through her checklist of tips for her team's latest sting operation — this one focused on infiltrating the audience of a psychic.
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The type of information these firms sell to clients could include everything from lists of recently discovered software vulnerabilities like the famous Heartbleed bug, or newly minted exploits for infiltrating computer systems.
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The Crimes of Grindelwald picks up where the first Fantastic Beasts film left off: with the dark wizard Grindelwald (the controversial Johnny Depp) sitting in jail after infiltrating the American magical congress.
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While the PMRC's involvement was allegedly sparked by some raunchy lyrics from Prince's 1984 album Purple Rain, the debate over rock lyrics had been infiltrating American culture and politics for a decade.
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Several countries, including Russia, Iran and China, have been cited by U.S. government authorities as sponsoring attacks against the U.S. electric grid, often with the goal of infiltrating the network or gathering intelligence.
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Butina pleaded guilty in December last year to one count of conspiring to act as a foreign agent for Russia by infiltrating a gun rights group and influencing U.S. conservative activists and Republicans.
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We then cut back to Grey Worm, infiltrating the Rock through the secret entrance, and as we realize we're watching the actual battle itself, he takes down the Lannister forces from the inside.
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During the conflict, Hamas fighters killed five Israeli soldiers after infiltrating their base through a tunnel, and at least 2750 Palestinian militants were killed after invading Israel through tunnels on four separate occasions.
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Thanks to the success of "Gucci Gang," the floodgates are now open for Pump, Purpp, and a gaggle of teenage "Lil"s to conquer the mainstream with brickwalled beats and subconsciousness-infiltrating hooks.
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Though still struggling to recover from his brutal rape and torture by Captain Jack Randall, he remains determined to help Claire rewrite history by infiltrating the Jacobites and stopping their rebellion in Scotland.
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As summer passed, the small guerrilla skirmishes were winding down, but well-trained regular combat veterans of the North Vietnamese Army were secretly infiltrating the central coastlands, preparing for the coming Tet offensive.
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Hamas had failed in its goal of infiltrating Israel and harming or kidnapping an Israeli, the official said, but might be willing to settle for having revived international interest in the Palestinian cause.
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Now, Australian actress Margot Robbie has joined the ranks of method actors taking extreme measures for her film Bombshell, infiltrating the right wing side of Twitter to see how millennial conservative women think.
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Many Americans feared that the Soviets wanted to destroy the US, either by infiltrating high levels of government or by placing nuclear missiles 90 miles off the coast of the US in Cuba.
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Headlines from Def Con, a hacking conference held this month in Las Vegas, might have left some thinking that infiltrating state election websites and affecting the 2018 midterm results would be child's play.
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While traveling across a great distance, Katchadourian also became a time-traveler of sorts, insinuating herself into a milieu from centuries ago while infiltrating a particular branch of art history that she adores.
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" The ideas proposed by the Valparaíso School have rarely been implemented in their pure form outside the Ciudad Abierta, but, says P.U.C.'s Oyarzun, "they ended up infiltrating every architecture school in Chile.
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A wedding guest shared this photo of the beautiful couple, proving that Yeun can certainly clean up when not faced with the possibility of Walkers, cannibals, or bat-wielding weirdos infiltrating every happy moment.
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"Members of the terrorist team received orders from the heads of terrorist groups in northern Iraq and had careful plans to carry out terrorist and anti-security actions after infiltrating (Iran)," the statement said.
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Compared to Moogfest's previous home, there's relatively few traditional music venues in Durham, so the organizers got creative, infiltrating a host of unconventional spaces that included a church, historic theatre, and tobacco factory complex.
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In 2014, he and frequent screenwriter partner Simon Barrett made The Guest, a terrifically taut, John Carpenter-inspired thriller starring Downton Abbey's Dan Stevens as a military vet infiltrating a family under false pretenses.
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For years, Butina worked on "developing relationships with US persons and infiltrating organizations having influence in American politics, for the purpose of advancing the interests of the Russian Federation," according to the Justice Department.
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Usually, a virus ends up infiltrating all different kinds of cells, which means it's difficult for a virus to totally escape your system without medication and lots of "work" from your body, she says.
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Such warm, salty waters are melting marine-terminating glaciers in West Antarctica by eating away at their floating ice shelves and infiltrating the ice bed in areas where the bedrock is below sea level.
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Trump did not disclose in this particular tweet what information the FBI was seeking to obtain by infiltrating his campaign — so is it fair to label the president a liar based on this tweet?
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The Chicago police's Red Squad [who were in charge of infiltrating and sabotaging left-wing groups] would have cops with very new bellbottom pants and T-shirts taking pictures of all the people there.
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Connective tissue or infiltrating skin conditions like nephrogenic systemic fibrosis were about 36 percent more common in babies born to the gadolinium group than the no-MRI group, according to the results in JAMA.
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Erdogan said on Tuesday the measures had significantly weakened the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whose followers are accused of infiltrating state institutions over several decades and carrying out the coup attempt.
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Russia's foreign minister told Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Saturday that charges against a woman accused of infiltrating American political organizations as a covert Russian agent were "fabricated" and she should be released.
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Elizabeth, on the other hand, is working harder than ever — running a honey-pot sting on one hapless American, and infiltrating the home of another by working as a health aide for his wife.
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During the 2003 invasion, he was embedded with the Army's Third Infantry Division, Second Brigade, and was the first television reporter to follow American forces infiltrating Baghdad as they stormed Saddam Hussein's presidential palace.
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But the unusual infusion of political neophytes has set off a tempest, stoking fears of a bitter partisan debate on national issues infiltrating the business of running the town and provoking some incendiary reactions.
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Playing a pleasant but sharp-radared government worker who shares an elevator with the two time-traveling heroes while they're disguised and infiltrating a military base in 1970, she suspects something might be amiss.
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Editorial As Washington ignores the danger, state election officials have finally begun facing up to the threat of Russian hackers and other troublemakers infiltrating the American voting process in the midterm and presidential elections.
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It's time for U.S. citizens to step up and shed the "alt-right" and "alt-left" ideologies in order to deny al Qaeda even the slightest of chance of infiltrating society with their ideology.
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"We are worried about those ill-intended people who are infiltrating university students," a police source who did not wish to be named because he is not authorized to speak to the media said.
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CES 22016 boasted more than its fair share of wearables, 2101D printing, drones and home entertainment, but a category that seems to be infiltrating more floor space each progressive show is technology for kids.
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They were spying on -- a term I don&apost particularly like -- but on what the Russians were doing, trying to understand where the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage and influence.
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A little more than two weeks ago, Russian citizen Maria Butina admitted that she tried to influence US politics by infiltrating Republican political circles and conservative-leaning interest groups — most notably the National Rifle Association.
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Of course, infiltrating the Irish mob in Hell's Kitchen in the 1970s isn't easy for three women, and they have to work twice as hard as the men to establish their territory and gain respect.
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Anna Soubry, an anti-Brexit MP, frets that former members of the UK Independence Party may be infiltrating the Conservatives, and has called on the Tory party chairman, Brandon Lewis, to pause his membership drive.
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They were spying on -- a term I don&apost particularly like -- but on what the Russians were doing, trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage and influence.
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Again, you can hold it while you meditate, keep it in the tub while you take a bath, or tuck it under your pillow (this is especially helpful if your heartbreak is infiltrating your dreams).
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Sure, country artists have always advertised with beer companies and posed in Wrangler jeans, but now, labels and marketers are monetizing every single component of an artist's existence, and advertisers are infiltrating the actual music.
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More Trends To Know:"Dad" Hats Are The Kind-Of Weird, Kind-Of Cool Trend Infiltrating Our ClosetsFall Outfit Inspiration, Courtesy Of Milan Fashion WeekThe Best Trends To Know (& Try) From New York Fashion Week
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Vocalist Carmina Escobar, who splits her time between Mexico City and Los Angeles, will fill the third floor galleries with her unique bird-like vocal manipulations, giving the impression of animal life infiltrating the space.
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We're not even three weeks into 2019, but Amazon is well on its way to infiltrating America's largest city, spreading the gospel of a new wave of West Coast-style tech development in New York.
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Several intelligence officials told The New York Times that Russian efforts had been more focused on attacking and infiltrating U.S. infrastructure systems, while interference in electoral systems remained lower than the level witnessed in 2016.
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Before hosting countless infosec talks and capture-the-flag games, it used to be a sort of anarchic hackfest, with attendees trying to outdo one another by infiltrating each others devices' or hacking personal info.
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To help ensure the future stability of America's financial systems, it is imperative the president choose a Fed chair that will maintain the impartiality of the Fed and prevent political impropriety from infiltrating the institution.
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At the outset, prosecutors alleged the covert Russian agent was so intent on infiltrating Republican political groups and organizations like the National Rifle Association that she was even willing to offer sex to do so.
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The regular boom of an anti-air gun reliably masks your sniper fire when you're infiltrating a Nazi base, but that helpful crutch disappears when missions take you to rural farmlands or secret research facilities.
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Evangelical Christians believed that there was a secret underground of Satanists rising to power, insidiously infiltrating the minds of teenagers through expressions of the occult like heavy metal music, Dungeons and Dragons, and Freddy Kruger.
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SANTA CLARA COUNTY — In the center of California's coronavirus-stricken Silicon Valley, Valerie Kirkland isn't sure she can keep the outbreak from infiltrating her rain-soaked tent, plopped in the dirt in downtown San Jose.
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Political spies: Erik Prince, a security contractor close to the Trump administration, worked to recruit former American and British spies for secretive, intelligence-gathering operations that included infiltrating groups considered hostile to the Trump agenda.
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The retractable roof at Chase Field, home of the Arizona Diamondbacks baseball team, was closed on Saturday during a game against the Philadelphia Phillies, but that did not prevent the heat from infiltrating the ballpark.
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Background reading: The Times has evidence that the same Russian military hackers that stole emails from Hillary Clinton's campaign in 2016 have been infiltrating Burisma, the energy company at the center of the Ukraine affair.
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What followed was a daring and brilliant hour of TV, as "Twin Peaks: The Return" jumped back to the mid-20th century to offer an abstract depiction of an ancient sickness infiltrating the atomic age.
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In a criminal complaint that led to her indictment, the Justice Department accused her of secretly infiltrating American electoral politics as a foreign agent working on behalf of Russia and engaged in an anti-U.
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The warm reception he received speaks volumes about the Polish people's high regard for President Trump as a leader in the movement to stop radical Islamic terrorism and to stop terrorists from infiltrating the West.
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In January, Trump was slammed by Democrats when he seemingly accused MS-13 members of infiltrating the ranks of DACA recipients as unaccompanied minors traveling to the U.S. during his State of the Union speech.
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But we're not giving enough credit to Malkovich, who is essentially sui generis, and has created an original, watchable character in spite of all the familiar caricatures of rich, evil Russians infiltrating our government these days.
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President Tayyip Erdogan said the measures had significantly weakened the network of U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, whose followers are blamed by Ankara for infiltrating state institutions over several decades and carrying out the attempted putsch.
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And, now, it's infiltrating the world of exchange-traded funds with a new product from EquBot: The AI Powered Equity ETF, ticker AIEQ, up 19% year to date versus the S&P 500's 17% gain.
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However you choose to describe the multi-color goodness that's now infiltrating every part of our lives, from our food to our social feeds, it's hard to resist the draw of rainbow-fying your entire wardrobe.
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Trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage or influence — which is what they do," Clapper said of the FBI's efforts during an appearance Wednesday on ABC's "The View.
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Guccifer 2.0's mysterious appearance looks quite suspiciously like a sloppy diversion created by the real hackers, who would like the American public to conveniently believe that a "lone wolf" was responsible for infiltrating the DNC.
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The Russian woman who was charged with acting as an unregistered agent of Moscow and infiltrating organizations that have influence in U.S. politics was reportedly moved from a D.C. jail to a Virginia jail this week.
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A Russian woman living in D.C. has been charged for conspiring to work for the Russian government by establishing relationships and infiltrating organizations that have influence in U.S. politics, the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced Monday.
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The postwar period, dubbed "The Age of Anxiety" by W. H. Auden, was clouded by fears about the power of nuclear weapons, the Cold War arms race, and the possibility that communist spies were infiltrating society.
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He noted that Martin Scorsese's 2006 film "The Departed," which won four Oscars, including Best Picture, was a remake of the highly regarded 2002 Hong Kong film "Infernal Affairs," about a police mole infiltrating the mob.
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Nowhere in the White House's newly released 239-page counterterrorism policy or in testimony this month by Homeland Security Department and National Counterterrorism Center officials was the threat of terrorists infiltrating the nation's southern border raised.
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You can be confused about the app and not agree with its users, but you don't have go through the embarrassingly petty effort of making a fake account, infiltrating the app, and tearing the community down.
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In each case, Perry is meticulous about describing the particulars of Hawkins's tactics, from tracing one felon through his taste in ethnic food to infiltrating a white supremacist gang that another is operating in the Ozarks.
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Maria Butina, 31, pleaded guilty in a U.S. court last December to one count of conspiring to act as a foreign agent for Russia by infiltrating a gun rights group and influencing conservative activists and Republicans.
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Tunisia, which has suffered several devastating terrorist attacks, had already built a 125-mile earthen wall, which stretches about half of the length of its border with Libya, in an attempt to prevent militants from infiltrating.
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As reported extensively in previous news coverage, many of the campaigns undertaken by the IRA involved anti-Clinton propaganda, as well as the process of infiltrating and further polarizing already polarized internet communities on social media.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India said on Tuesday it had attacked and damaged Pakistani army posts in Kashmir as it sought to prevent militants infiltrating from the Pakistani side of the disputed region, but Pakistan denied the assertion.
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Bahmanzadeh maintains that the gang was intent on infiltrating the club and dominating the supply chain, and that he was left to fight them with no practical support from the police, even enduring threats against his life.
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AMMAN (Reuters) - Lebanon's Hezbollah said on Friday that a widescale army manhunt for militants hiding inside Syrian refugee camps in a border town was to protect against the threat posed by fighters infiltrating from across from Syria.
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It mostly takes the form of Strike infiltrating a group of radical leftists protesting the effects of the 2012 Olympics on London neighborhoods, only to find, with much condescension, that the leftists are pretentious middle-class idiots.
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Back then we were dealing with skinheads and Nazis infiltrating the music scene, whereas now, looking back I understand that to be almost trivial compared to the de facto white supremacist colonial/settler state we live in.
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It doesn't take long before all hell breaks loose though, with Madison attempting to scoop out Troy's eyeball with a spoon and a very angry horde of walkers infiltrating the depot, forcing both sides to work together.
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The 30-year-old Russian national initially pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy and acting as a foreign agent after prosecutors accused her of infiltrating political groups like the National Rifle Association to bolster Russian interests.
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The ocean haunted us even when we could not see it: infiltrating our senses as a warm tarry pungency at low tide, or a ticklish, ionic charge gathering under the banyan leaves before a 3 p.m. storm.
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The corruption schemes cut a wide swath across the government, tainting legislators, judges, and municipal officials, and infiltrating Guatemala's customs agency, its main public health care provider, a major port, its passport office and the communications ministry.
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The Black Elevation page, one of the most popular of 32 pages taken down by Facebook last month, demonstrated how an influence campaign targeting Americans has been far more effective at infiltrating activist circles than previously reported.
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Mr. Gaffney has promoted theories that the Muslim Brotherhood is infiltrating mosques and the American government, engaging in a "stealth jihad" to "Islamize" the country — views that he stood by when reached by telephone on Thursday evening.
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But the blood-brain barrier which exists between brain cells and blood capillaries does a good job of blocking these charged chemicals from infiltrating the brain, either by preventing entry or escorting them out once they enter.
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After tasting hallucinogenic fish brains in Madagascar and infiltrating the underground shroom trade on the first season of VICELAND's HAMILTON'S PHARMACOPEIA, host Hamilton Morris, VICE's resident drug anthropologist, still has some psychoactive substances he'd like to explore.
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She's been trained as part of an elite group of warriors led by Yon-Rogg whose mission is to eradicate a threat posed by the Skrulls, a race of shape-shifting aliens hell-bent on infiltrating other planets.
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In the flick's newest teaser, which premiered during tonight's MTV Movie Awards, we see Cap (Chris Evans), Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen), and Falcon (Anthony Mackie) take down some black-clad soldiers in the midst of ... infiltrating a building?
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In a PEOPLE exclusive trailer for his new film, the American Horror Story actor plays Jonny Collins, a man dedicated to infiltrating the life of a woman named Ruth Duffy (Legion's Rachel Keller), who he used to know.
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Police said 60 people had been arrested amid concerns that violent far-right and far-left groups were infiltrating the "yellow vests" movement, a spontaneous grassroots rebellion over the struggle of many in France to make ends meet.
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In the records obtained by Reuters, espionage might also refer to spying by private companies, or even individuals such British activist Lauri Love, who is accused of infiltrating a server at a regional Fed branch in October 2012.
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You simply need to be a person living and breathing in the world to know that Unicorn Madness is real, and it's been infiltrating the beauty industry for much longer than the pink-and-blue Frappuccino was around.
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Gang members were accused of infiltrating Rome city hall and using bribery and intimidation to get their hands on lucrative public contracts, including those for the running of centers housing immigrants who have flooded into Italy from Africa.
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Similar to virtual vacation destinations, but more nebulous in their exact locations, ambient nature scenes and sound videos will give you hours of calming material without the risk of sunburn or sand infiltrating the crevices of your smartphone.
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Gang members were accused of infiltrating Rome city hall and using bribery and intimidation to get their hands on lucrative public contracts, including those for the running of centres housing immigrants who have flooded into Italy from Africa.
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In 1984, an A.C.L.U. SoCal lawsuit helped lead to the shutdown of the Los Angeles Police Department's public disorder intelligence division, which had been accused of spying on elected officials and community activists and of infiltrating liberal organizations.
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Special Services Division, asserted that undercover officers had violated the civil rights of members of groups like the Black Panther Party and Veterans and Reservists Against the War in Vietnam by spying on, infiltrating and disrupting their activities.
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When he was at Yonsei University in Seoul, students championed the rights of the poor and underprivileged, often going to rural villages as volunteer farmers and teachers during summer vacations or infiltrating work sites to help organize unions.
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Tunisia, which has suffered several devastating terrorist attacks in recent years, has already built a 125-mile earthen wall, which stretches about half the length of its border with Libya, in an attempt to prevent militants from infiltrating.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Escalating violence between rival armed factions in Central African Republic is cutting off humanitarian access to civilians most needing help, while emboldened fighters are now infiltrating camps for the displaced, agencies said on Thursday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. grand jury returned an indictment against a Russian woman on Tuesday, and added a charge accusing her of acting as a Russian government agent while developing ties with American citizens and infiltrating political groups.
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This last week, we learned that at least one informant likely more working in coordination with the Obama Justice Department actively infiltrating the Trump campaign, spying on a multitude of people associated with then-candidate Trump&aposs election efforts.
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On Thursday, Bloomberg Businessweek published a highly-sourced cover story detailing a stunning attack by the Chinese government capable of infiltrating companies including Apple and Amazon, as well as US intelligence agencies, the mormon church, and the porn industry.
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Lately, though, I've noticed one itsy-bitsy trend infiltrating street style, one that's easy to miss, but actually makes a big difference: The exposed zipper right down the front of sweaters, shirts, or polos, often with a circular pull.
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I believe this is a very serious national concern — a foreign government infiltrating an election in the United States to influence the outcome of the election in the United States, and perhaps actually influencing the outcome of the election.
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The film plays out in two timelines, with a younger, fresh-faced Kidman in the past, as an undercover cop infiltrating a drug ring, while her raddled, grim present self deals with the outcome of that long-ago case.
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And while a rural village is probably the last place you'd expect to be caught in its capitalist grips, gentrification is infiltrating the countryside too—and not even the darkest chapter in German history can prevent it from happening.
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Well, my best bet would be that it has to do with this clip: And, more importantly, this clip: This could be the point at which the characters realise the extent to which the Upside-Down is infiltrating Hawkins.
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Washington (CNN)Top U.S. intelligence officials said Tuesday that ISIS was likely to attempt direct attacks on the U.S. in the coming year and that the group was infiltrating refugees escaping from Iraq and Syria to move across borders.
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This portable, self-training and highly engaged workforce can add to federal and state revenues as well as comply with e-verify to insure proper identity to prevent unknown contractors from infiltrating an organization's data, security and physical premises.
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The Oscar winner swaps her blonde locks for a short bob and rugged style to play Erin Bell, a detective whose past continues to haunt her years after infiltrating a criminal gang undercover in an operation with devastating consequences.
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The surveillance was part of an internal probe ordered by the force to find out who was behind leaks to media about a police investigation into organized crime infiltrating the province's construction industry, the Journal de Montreal newspaper reported.
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The predator, according to the Richelieu Saint-Laurent police department, extorted the victims by infiltrating groups who played the game, and then offering to help them level up and get ahead in the game in exchange for explicit photos.
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An oligarch who helped finance a Russian gun rights activist accused of infiltrating American conservative circles has been a discreet source of funds for business ventures useful to the Russian military and security services, according to documents and interviews.
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The Justice Department has accused two Chinese citizens with ties to the Ministry of State Security in Beijing of infiltrating huge corporate and government computer systems in the U.S., write David E. Sanger and Katie Benner of the NYT.
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On the nexus between economic and security issues, Trump at first blocked Chinese companies ZTE and Huawei from further infiltrating and subverting America's communications technology security, but then partially backed off at Xi's personal request, to save Chinese jobs.
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John Ratcliffe (R-Texas) on Thursday introduced a bill that would force the White House to sanction seven Iranians recently indicted for a series of coordinated cyberattacks against the U.S. financial sector and for infiltrating a New York dam.
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John Ratcliffe (R-Texas) on Thursday introduced a bill that would force the White House to sanction seven Iranians recently indicted for a series of coordinated cyberattacks against the U.S. financial sector and for infiltrating a New York dam.
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They were spying on -- a term I don&apost particularly like -- but on what the Russians were doing, trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating and trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage and influence, which is what they do.
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One reason for that is antifa, the anti-fascist activists best known for punching Nazis but who also engage in digital counterintelligence, infiltrating white nationalist message boards and chat rooms to find out who they are and what they're doing.
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An article published Friday by the state-run Xinhua News Agency claimed that the scale of the protest was escalated through support from websites that are hosted outside of China, and also accused the detained workers of illegally infiltrating Jasic International.
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One of the all-time classics, Castlevania holds up surprisingly well in terms of art and conception — pay attention and it really seems like you're infiltrating a haunted castle, not just doing level 1-2 and 3-1 and so on.
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This led the group to focus on two other avenues to attack Germany: establishing communication with extremists already in Germany to persuade them to strike and infiltrating non-European operatives into the country, by taking advantage of last year's migrant crisis.
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MACCALLUM: The reaction this morning on a lot of channels to the report that the president wants an investigation into what happened during his campaign and who may have been infiltrating his campaign, perhaps, to ensnare people involved in the campaign.
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But, I mean, I think obviously AI is infiltrating everything we do and there's very interesting things we're ... actually there's an overlap of AI and material and molecule discovery, which, I'll probably butcher this if I try to even explain it.
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"Probably getting a drug problem" Given season 2 of Riverdale's focus on drugs infiltrating the sleepy town, it would make sense for someone like Fred — a beacon of the "goodness" within the town of Riverdale — to fall victim to addiction.
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"If the FBI or DOJ was infiltrating a campaign for the benefit of another campaign, that is a really big deal," Trump tweeted Saturday while calling on the FBI to release documents Republicans in Congress have demanded about the informant.
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Laufman played to Assange's belief that he was a publisher, the documents show; he put an offer on the table from the intelligence community to help Assange assess how some hostile foreign powers might be infiltrating or harming WikiLeaks staff.
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Two House Democrats wrote to the White House on Monday pressing for documents that could show whether national security adviser John Bolton disclosed his prior connections to the Russian woman who's been arrested and accused of infiltrating political U.S. organizations.
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Ten years later, Jill's idea of women furtively infiltrating the house of male cultural authority like ninjas, or wood lice, is as funny as ever—she would be gratified by Frances McDormand's " inclusion rider " Oscar speech—but nearly as dispiriting, too.
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Perhaps a version of this model could involve infiltrating the newsfeeds of partisan people with occasional items offering a different perspective, helping to shift people out of their social media comfort-bubbles and allow society as a whole to cooperate more.
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As digital freedom non-profit organization Access Now points out, 2FA via SMS has many drawbacks, ranging from shoulder surfing, the possibility of attackers hijacking messages by counterfeiting SIM cards or infiltrating mobile carriers, and the vulnerability of mobile networks themselves.
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Tencent is also planning to get its massively popular video game, "King of Glory," into the U.S. But, Western companies have historically had a hard time infiltrating China and things aren't much easier for Chinese internet companies trying to expand globally.
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The Turkish government has long claimed that followers of Gulen are infiltrating the government ranks in order to overthrow it, and one firm working on behalf of Turkey called the movement a "cult," while also drawing comparisons to the mafia.
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The increase in arrests marks something of a return to the 1990s, when the F.B.I. devoted significant resources to infiltrating and dismantling violent white supremacist and right-wing militia organizations from which lethal terrorists like David Lane and Timothy McVeigh emerged.
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Music is far and away the most common use for the smart and internet-connected speakers infiltrating our homes in recent years — an estimated 144.3 million of them were shipped globally in 2019, according to the data analysis company IDC.
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Music is far and away the most common use for the smart and internet-connected speakers infiltrating our homes in recent years — an estimated 144.3 million of them were shipped globally in 2019, according to the data analysis company IDC.
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We suspect that the enhanced, complicated version of the 100-year-old animation technique called rotoscoping has a lot to do with why Amazon's Undone is the kind of show that's stuck in our head and infiltrating our own dreams.
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The Scoops Troop was a gang of code-breaking, lab-infiltrating mall rats, composed of the Scoops Ahoy employees Steve and Robin (Maya Hawke, the season's best new addition), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) and Erica (Priah Ferguson), Lucas's sample-abusing little sister.
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The Scoops Troop was a gang of code-breaking, lab-infiltrating mall rats, composed of the Scoops Ahoy employees Steve and Robin (Maya Hawke, the season's best new addition), Dustin (Gaten Matarazzo) and Erica (Priah Ferguson), Lucas's sample-abusing little sister.
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Butina pleaded guilty in December last year to one count of conspiring to act as a foreign agent for Russia by infiltrating a gun rights group and influencing U.S. conservative activists and Republicans, a conviction slammed as ridiculous by Moscow.
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Thanks to The Void's combination of VR and physical environments, I came closer than I ever have to feeling like I was really in the world of Star Wars, infiltrating an Empire base and trying to dodge stormtrooper laser blasts.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you... THE BIG STORIES: --NAME AND SHAME: The Obama administration is reportedly poised to indict the Iranian hackers responsible for infiltrating a New York dam in 22019.
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President Obama has the right—and the responsibility—to actively investigate any sort of allegations that another nation state is infiltrating our nation's networks, and President-elect Trump and officials on both sides of the aisle should be in full support.
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In short, it's going according to a plan by the Democratic Socialists of America, a group that's dedicated to pushing an anti-capitalist, socialist platform by infiltrating and working within the Democratic Party, and pushing it further and further to the left.
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Oftentimes anti-Muslim conspiracy theories also involve the belief that the Muslim Brotherhood — the oldest political Sunni Islamist group that began in Egypt and has since spread to many Arab nations — is actually infiltrating every aspect of Muslim American society with nefarious intentions.
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A series of meetings between Russians and three Trump campaign advisers in a six-week span last year provide the strongest evidence yet that the Kremlin had mounted an intelligence operation aimed at infiltrating the campaign, according to former intelligence officials and experts.
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Star Wars fans want nothing more than to step inside the world of that franchise, so the experience, which lets participants play Rebel spies infiltrating an Imperial base, had to deliver something that looked and felt as much like Star Wars as possible.
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They were spying on, that&aposs not a term I particularly like, trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to gain leverage-- INGRAHAM: I like how he does this "spying" and how he doesn&apost like the term.
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"I was deeply offended to learn that two disgraced FBI agents considered infiltrating our transition team by sending a counter intelligence agent to one of my very first intelligence briefings only 9 days after the election," Pence said in a statement to Axios.
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The next Monday morning, a raid by the Turkish National Police seized the journalist's PC. Prior to infiltrating into the OdaTV office, the attackers attempted to infect Pehlivan's computer using malicious email attachments and thumb drives in an attempt to control it remotely.
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Israeli Army engineers are believed to have booby-trapped the windows and doors of the sanctuaries and monks' cells, mostly belonging to the Eastern Orthodox churches, because they were being used as cover for Palestinian fighters infiltrating from Jordan to attack Israelis.
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The reason lies in the FBI's checkered past: From 1956-1971, the FBI ran a domestic spying program called COINTELPRO, which focused on illegally monitoring, infiltrating, and disrupting American political organizations including the KKK, communist groups and civil rights groups, among others.
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The service suspension comes in the wake of several high-profile hacks of personal accounts belonging to senior intelligence officials — and less than a year after Russian hackers were suspected of infiltrating an unclassified email network at the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
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He explained that the myth originated in the 1930s and 1940s after the American mafia shifted from bootlegging during prohibition to other illicit ventures like drug trafficking and loansharking, and began infiltrating labor unions, and legitimate industries such as textiles and construction.
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While Muslims in the southern Philippines gained more autonomy last year under a new law, Mr. Ampuan said government officials in Manila still have not given the people of Padas the necessary authority to stop the Islamic State from infiltrating the village.
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On numerous Hamptons Facebook pages, "STAY HOME" messages sit alongside pictures of empty store shelves, citations of the rising number of coronavirus cases, and even anecdotes of state troopers — all meant to dissuade city dwellers from infiltrating the full-time residents' offseason sanctuary.
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In recent days, we have passed more than a dozen bills designed to address the opioid epidemic infiltrating parts of my district such as Oakland County where heroin-related deaths have increased dramatically and have expanded at an alarming rate community-wide.
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Travel ban One of the first big battles over immigration last year erupted after Trump announced plans to bar visitors from a number of mainly Muslim nations in what he said was an effort to thwart Islamic terrorists from infiltrating US soil.
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When they detected that something was off—an over influx of stress hormones, an infiltrating virus, chemical, or pathogen on the scene—they sometimes went too far, removing healthy, needed, brain synapses, the same way macrophages sometimes went too far in the body.
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Just over 60 percent of votes were in favor, including majorities in 17 of the country's 23 electoral cantons — a minimum of 12 are required to pass — despite a right-wing campaign that sought to stoke fears of Muslims infiltrating the country.
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She has promoted his endorsement and adopted some of his rhetoric, worrying about members of ISIS infiltrating the United States through the migrant caravan, and describing children being "hacked to death" by the gang MS-13 while attacking Ms. Gillibrand's immigration views.
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The story's point of view toggles back and forth between Sarah, having the worst workday of her life; Rose, one of the superpowered young women infiltrating the office; and the bewildered office drones who previously had no idea they were anyone's cover.
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Over the phone, he struck me as someone immediately wary of the Silicon Valley money infiltrating the restaurant business, but he says he was willing to try Slice because they were willing to help him with advertising, and stay out of his business.
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Clashes between rival armed factions are cutting off humanitarian access to civilians most in need of help, while emboldened fighters are infiltrating camps for the displaced, aid agencies said on Thursday, despite militias signing a peace deal this week aimed at ending years of bloodshed.
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I&aposve been speaking to cyber expert and tech experts this week who say that during the lead up to the summit, even as the summit was ongoing, North Korea sponsored hackers were infiltrating U.S. banks, financial institutions and carrying out attacks on them.
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Here's a glossary of phrases infiltrating our political vocabulary: Alt-right "Alt-right," a self-styled descriptor for many white-rights activists, has become intertwined with the terms white nationalism and white supremacy, said Oren Segal, director of the Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism.
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Lamar, however, cinched this honor thanks to his album's honest and powerful focus on African American life, something particularly poignant during the current political climate, spotlight on police brutality, and heightened racial divides thanks to radical rhetoric that's infiltrating the mainstream, among other things.
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People on platforms from 4Chan, Reddit, and Twitter threw out everything from the Chinese spies infiltrating the observatory's antenna array to monitor the US White Sands Missile Range, to electromagnetic weapons testing, to the government quickly trying to cover up a discovery of extraterrestrial life.
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Gabbard's visits to Assad occurred at the same time the American far right embraced the dictator's regime, driven by a combination of pro-Assad propaganda infiltrating radicalized platforms like 4chan, Russian misinformation about Syria flooding Twitter, and Assad's strongman persona reminding some of Trump.
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But while dip powder was something new to me, it's been infiltrating the U.S. manicure market since the '90s — and SNS, in particular, is especially popular in states like Florida, Texas, and California where dip powder is replacing acrylic as the go-to nail solution.
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Recent years have seen the company returning to turntables in a big way, thanks in no small part to the success of its Cruiser line of briefcase record players, infiltrating apartments and dorm rooms alike by way of the friendly neighborhood trendsetters at Urban Outfitters.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A 29-year-old Russian woman living in Washington, D.C., has been arrested and charged with conspiracy to act as an agent of the Russian government while developing ties with American citizens and infiltrating political groups, the U.S. Justice Department said on Monday.
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But that hasn't stopped newcomers from infiltrating: It recently came to light that a long-term goal of Amazon's tie-up with prescription delivery startup PillPack is to sell prescription drugs directly to employers and health plans, putting the entity at odds with PBMs.
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But intelligence experts say Butina's far-from-subtle approach to infiltrating Republican political circles in the US appears to be just one tactic in Moscow's arsenal as Russian President Vladimir Putin aimed to influence American politics and disrupt democracy ahead of the 2016 election.
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Since it opened in 2010, Nolan's critically acclaimed science fiction thriller, starring Leonardo DiCaprio as the mind-infiltrating Dom Cobb, has left a score of fan theories, essays and debates dedicated to its final scene: was Cobb's happy family reunion reality—or a dream?
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Just prior to Kalinatek, in what is potentially Splinter Cell's most high-pressure stealth section, you are tasked with infiltrating the headquarters of the American CIA and recovering information to expose a plot, by the former president of Georgia, to explode a nuclear bomb.
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But other experts say this insistence overlooks the sophistication of nation-state attackers, who can find other creative methods for intrusion — infected USB drives, modem access, remote-access software — or, of course, infiltrating the company networks themselves, engineering direct upload malware through regular software updates.
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"How do you like the fact they had people infiltrating our campaign," Mr. Trump said, referring to a conspiracy theory he has branded "Spygate," in which he argues that Democratic operatives doing the bidding of President Barack Obama spied on him to block his election.
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It's about a poor family infiltrating the lives of a wealthy one, but the way they do it — and what awaits both as they become more entangled — rewards the viewer with such diverse riches as white-knuckle tension, class resentment and great gales of laughter.
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The administration says the move will allow them to review and establish stronger vetting standards in an effort to beef up travel security and prevent terrorists from infiltrating the U.S. Officials also argue that those directly affected by the ban reflect a small minority.
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And despite repeated false claims by Trump officials that terrorists are infiltrating the country across the border, including by the thousands, no one in the modern era who committed a terrorist attack on domestic soil has turned out to have sneaked in via Mexico.
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The degree to which infiltrating Adidas or New York Fashion Week (or Paris Fashion Week, or London Fashion Week) is subversive or serves a meaningful end can be debated, but Kanye's very presence (and often his sensibilities) seemed to rattle the cages of institutional power.
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The most famous conspiracy theories were authored by physicist John Robison in 1797, who accused the Illuminati of infiltrating the Freemasons, and Abbe Augustin Barruel, whose 1797 history of the Jacobins promoted the theory that secret societies, including the Illuminati, were behind the French Revolution.
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They were spying on, that&aposs not a term I particularly like, trying to understand were the Russians infiltrating, trying to gain access, trying to leverage- INGRAHAM: Newt, a legitimate inquiry, if the Russians are pulling the strings on the Trump campaign, that&aposs what he said.
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In the years since Harry Potter, his career certainly reflects this: Radcliffe has played an FBI agent infiltrating a neo-Nazi gang (Imperium, out recently), a famous poet (Kill Your Darlings), and a farting corpse (Swiss Army Man), to name just a few of his roles.
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There's a superhero film, two political satires (one set in an 20183th-century royal court and one set in the White House), a movie about infiltrating the KKK, a classic Hollywood remake, a classic Hollywood feel-good buddy comedy, a rocker biopic, and a sweeping domestic drama.
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The indictment maintained that the Russian government had executed a sprawling and sustained cyberattack on at least three hundred people connected to the Democratic Party and the Clinton campaign, infiltrating their computers and implanting malware that, in some instances, enabled spies to covertly monitor their keystrokes.
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As the title (a nightmare for copy editors) would suggest, "BlacKkKlansman" tells the remarkable story of Ron Stallworth (John David Washington, Denzel's son), an African-American police officer in Colorado Springs, who got the rather audacious idea in the 1970s of infiltrating the Ku Klux Klan.
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Researchers for the security firm Carbon Black said in a new report that 50 percent of cyberattacks experienced by its clients during the first quarter of 85033 included the technique, in which hackers will access one network and then spread out by infiltrating other connected networks.
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Trump in his video warned of violent, criminal gangs infiltrating the U.S. through its southern border while calling for the Senate to approve a bill passed by House Republicans that would fund the rest of the government while including $85033 billion for his proposed border wall.
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Jerry Chun Shing Lee, the former CIA officer who was arrested for allegedly assisting China in infiltrating US covert operations, has been working as the head of security for Christie's Hong Kong, according to reports by the South China Morning Post and the Wall Street Journal.
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It makes sense that with grime the way it is right now in the UK – establishing itself as an integral part of the British cultural identity by infiltrating mainstream radio, Mercury Prize lists and your Dad's Spotify faves – it would eventually touch down in the Balearics.
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He turned the FBI into a political police, infiltrating and disrupting the nation's "enemies" as he defined them—the USA Communist Party, the Socialist Workers Party, anti-Vietnam War protest organizations, the civil rights movement, the New Left, and even white hate groups like the KKK.
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The judge's comments came during a status hearing in federal court in the case against Ms. Butina, who was arrested this summer on charges of illegally seeking to influence Republican politicians on behalf of the Russian government by infiltrating conservative political circles, including the National Rifle Association.
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There's a superhero film, two political satires (one set in an 18th-century royal court and one set in the White House), a movie about infiltrating the KKK, a classic Hollywood remake, a classic Hollywood feel-good buddy comedy, a rocker biopic, and a sweeping domestic drama.
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Officials said she had become increasingly concerned about Russia's continued activity in the United States during and after the 22020 midterm elections — ranging from its search for new techniques to divide Americans using social media, to experiments by hackers, to rerouting internet traffic and infiltrating power grids.
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After years of silence, a Senate committee convened by Senator Frank Church of Idaho in 1975 finally revealed how deeply the Cointelpro program degraded American democracy by infiltrating and causing dissension within organizations, stoking rivalries, and even placing agent provocateurs inside protest movements to initiate violence.
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Even the methods of the New Right borrow heavily from 1968: provoking with language; staging sit-ins; infiltrating book fairs with far-right publishing houses; breaking taboos like throwing a burqa over the statue of the Empress Maria Theresa in Vienna; forging international links to similar movements.
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By working collaboratively with national and subnational governments, civil society groups, religious organizations, and others to develop solutions to these challenges, the United States has an opportunity to deliver on the investments made since 9/11 and prevent radical Islamist extremism from infiltrating a crucial ally.
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Experts say the inclusion of two videos from Russia Today, plus a report on the website Russkaya Vesna that the Ukrainian government said was false, raised questions about the extent to which fake news, after infiltrating the West's news media and elections, is now penetrating its courts.
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And that's before you get to this year's efforts to program the channel's first Hanukkah movies, whose loglines were criticized by many for seeming to play into tropes that have long been used to prop up anti-Semitic stories about scheming Jewish people infiltrating Christian spaces.
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Dance and movement are increasingly infiltrating museum and gallery spaces, and they do so in Mariam Ghani and Erin Ellen Kelly's "When the Spirits Moved Them, They Moved" at Ryan Lee, which takes its inspiration from the Shakers, a Christian sect founded in 19763th-century England.
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The Justice Department has gone after Chinese individuals on both accounts, charging five Chinese military officials in 21000 for hacking American companies and stealing intellectual property, a case that took years to build, and have charged other individuals with infiltrating companies as employees to steal information for China.
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Did they have the onus on them to say -- and as Trey Gowdy pointed out, the president said look, if there&aposs somebody infiltrating the campaign or there&aposs somebody who&aposs trying to -- you know, speak to my folks from Russia, I want to know about it.
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But — as described in this 2019 paper on the state of cybersecurity from Symantec — they are also taking advantage of bigger "surface areas" with growing networks of connected objects all up for grabs; and they are tackling new frontiers like infiltrating data in transport and cloud-based systems.
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It's based on the extraordinary true story of Ron Stallworth (John David Washington), a black police detective in Colorado Springs who, in the late 1970s, talked his way into infiltrating the local chapter of the Ku Klux Klan, with the help of his Jewish partner (played by Adam Driver).
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The Justice Department has gone after Chinese individuals on both accounts, charging five Chinese military officials in 2014 for hacking American companies and stealing intellectual property, a case that took years to build, and have charged other individuals with infiltrating companies as employees to steal information for China.
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And it hasn't come without setbacks: When Felicity Jones was announced as the lead in Rogue One, the first Star Wars spin-off released in December 2016, certain (male) fans took to Twitter to express their distaste for what they saw as yet another woman infiltrating their cherished galaxy.
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There's a superhero film, two political satires (one set in an 18th-century royal court and one set in the White House), a movie about infiltrating the Ku Klux Klan, a classic Hollywood remake, a classic Hollywood feel-good buddy comedy, a rocker biopic, and a sweeping domestic drama.
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Having learned from the imbroglio that followed—and with the site's policy on what constitutes harassment now explicitly defined—Redditors seeking to engage in hate speech began forming or infiltrating less flagrantly antagonistic niche subbreddits, tiptoeing right up to the line of Terms of Service (TOS)-breaking activity.
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He stressed that Ms. Butina was not indicted by the special counsel investigating Russia's meddling, Robert S. Mueller III, and should not be lumped with more than two dozen Russians charged with infiltrating the computers of Democratic organizations or illegally using social media to try to influence the election.
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According to Mr. Kifuntwe, nearly everyone but the president is to blame for the crisis: foreigners, who are infiltrating the country to stoke popular rebellions; a popular Catholic bishop, part of the group that tried to broker a deal with Mr. Kabila, who secretly wants the top job.
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The case is the second time federal prosecutors have charged hackers for intrusions on behalf of the Iranian government, coming almost exactly two years after DOJ indicted seven Iranians for a series of coordinated cyberattacks against the U.S. financial sector and for infiltrating a New York dam in 2013.
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And li hing is no longer confined to preserves: These days, the plums are sometimes ground to powder, which may be strewn over slices of pineapple and rubbed on baby back ribs, infiltrating gummy bears and vinaigrettes, dusting the rims of margaritas and neon-bright domes of shave ice.
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The stars — Nomi (Jamie Clayton), Riley (Tuppence Middleton), Will (Brian J. Smith), Lito (Miguel Ángel Silvestre), Sun (Doona Bae), Capheus (Toby Onwumere), Kala (Tina Desai) and Wolfgang (Max Riemelt) — are back in their own worlds and one another's, infiltrating their thoughts and bodies, as Mr. Whispers (Terrence Mann) lurks.
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Claim of intervention: An asylum seeker who says he is a disillusioned Chinese intelligence operative has told the Australian authorities that China's military intelligence agencies are directly intervening in politics in Hong Kong as well as in Taiwan, buying media coverage, infiltrating universities and funneling donations to favored candidates.
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Gulen's movement was closely allied to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during his early years in power, infiltrating its followers into many of Turkey's institutions and helping to remove powerful members of the military in a series of trials in which Gulenist prosecutors and the police created fake evidence.
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He has also accused his opponent of infiltrating Congress on behalf of Islamic terrorism, saying the man's grandfather had been the architect of the Black September massacre at the Munich Olympic games (the grandfather was indeed involved, but his grandson never met him, is a Christian, and has condemned the massacre).
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HERE&aposS WHY COCKROACHES CAN SURVIVE JUST ABOUT ANYTHING "Upon introduction, the termites immediately found the structural weaknesses of the foundation, infiltrating cracks in the cement and finding easy access points at the corners of the home where the wood came together," explained the National Pest Management Association, in a statement.
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Had Manning stepped back and truly assessed her role as a node in a network, she might have realized that she could not do this alone, that there were a variety of jobs to be done, and that she was better suited to rallying people than personally infiltrating extremist groups.
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"I don't support [the use of leather and exotic animal fabrics], but [Kering] supports me and my beliefs, and I'm a firm believer in infiltrating from within," she said at the parent company's annual talk at the Center for Sustainable Fashion at London College of Fashion last year, according to Forbes.
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After discovering that Veolia had quietly cut the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority's lab staff by 50 percent as well as transitioned to a cheaper corrosion treatment to protect the city's lead pipes from corroding (and chemicals infiltrating drinking water), Pittsburgh sued Veolia and ordered the water to be tested.
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The ongoing Russian scandal—which features bribes, extortion, and state security agents infiltrating a Moscow anti-doping laboratory to slip doctored urine samples through a secret hole in an office wall, all resulting in at least 111 Russian athletes being banned from Rio—is not, to them, a meaningful victory.
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"It will be a fight between each jurisdiction but logic would say that Chicago is the way to go," said former U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agent Robert Mazur, who spent five years undercover infiltrating the criminal hierarchy of Colombia's drug cartels and is now president of a Florida private investigations agency.
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Senior National Rifle Association (NRA) figures in 2015 reportedly met with the wife of the billionaire who allegedly funded Marina Butina, the Russian woman who was indicted last week for allegedly conspiring to work for the Russian government by infiltrating organizations that have influence in U.S. politics, including the NRA.
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WASHINGTON — The Trump administration ramped up its pressure campaign on Beijing on Thursday, as the Justice Department accused two Chinese nationals with ties to the country's Ministry of State Security of infiltrating the biggest providers of internet services and boring into government computer systems, including a major Department of Energy laboratory.
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New England becomes the first team to run a majority of plays from the shotgun, the precursor to the short-passing boom infiltrating the N.F.L. Around the league, the average completion percentage surpasses 201953 percent for the first time — to 201943 — and it has not dipped below it since. Sept.
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That's the kind of statement that McGowan is prone to making, which sounds completely nonsensical until you remember that the New Yorker published a paper trail showing that Harvey Weinstein, whom McGowan has accused of rape, actually did hire ex-Israeli military agents to spend an entire year infiltrating her life.
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Convinced that discontent in Russia is largely the work of hostile foreign forces, Russia's law enforcement apparatus has increasingly focused on infiltrating organizations with real or imagined links to foreign organizations and governments, said Mark Galeotti, an expert on Russia's security system at the Institute of International Relations in Prague.
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WASHINGTON — Erik Prince, the security contractor with close ties to the Trump administration, has in recent years helped recruit former American and British spies for secretive intelligence-gathering operations that included infiltrating Democratic congressional campaigns, labor organizations and other groups considered hostile to the Trump agenda, according to interviews and documents.
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But by a slim 3-to-2 majority, judges of the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, the body that hears complaints about Britain's intelligence services, dismissed the case on Friday, ruling the policy lawful and arguing that MI5 officers could not function without informants who could commit crimes, often while infiltrating criminal organizations.
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Nor has the government bothered to explain why, even as it began its split with the Gulenists, it ignored warnings by journalists and opposition leaders that the movement was infiltrating state institutions, taking control over large sections of the judicial system and fabricating false evidence in order to discredit and imprison its enemies.
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This is why my colleagues in the House Freedom Caucus and I are calling on House leadership to pass a law that will temporarily block federal funding to refugees from Syria, the Middle East, and North Africa until national security officials are better prepared to prevent terrorists from infiltrating our refugee process.
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Defense attorneys have accused the government of denying them access to evidence, leaving secret recording equipment in client meeting rooms, and infiltrating their legal teams; a few years ago, Ramzi bin al-Shibh, who may face the death penalty, recognized a linguist on his own defense team from a C.I.A. black site.
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BEIJING — A man claiming to be a disillusioned Chinese intelligence operative has told the Australian authorities that China's military intelligence agencies were directly intervening in politics in Hong Kong and Taiwan, buying media coverage, infiltrating universities, funneling donations to favored candidates and creating thousands of social media accounts to attack Taiwan's governing party.
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The company settled a lawsuit this month that alleged it illegally obtained a rape victim's medical records; a former employee has accused the company of illegal surveillance, stealing trade secrets, and infiltrating anti-Uber activist groups in foreign countries; and the company has even tried blaming its own employees' pitiful earnings on the employees themselves.
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"But from the secretary of state on down, credibility is a crucial tool in getting things done." here A U.S. grand jury returned an indictment against a Russian woman on Tuesday, and added a charge accusing her of acting as a Russian government agent while developing ties with American citizens and infiltrating political groups.
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"The court filings detail the Russian official's and Butina's efforts for Butina to act as an agent of Russia inside the United States by developing relationships with U.S. persons and infiltrating organizations having influence in American politics, for the purpose of advancing the interests of the Russian Federation," the DOJ said in a press release.
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Samsung now believes it's found an engineering solution to the problem of dust and debris infiltrating the folding hinge, and it looks poised to redouble its commitment to experimentation with the folding form factor with a clamshell-style device set for next year, likely to be far cheaper than the nearly $2,000 Galaxy Fold.
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The developments on Monday come after several weeks of hints that Butina might negotiate an end to her case -- and after bumps in the case where federal prosecutors, at the height of attention on Russia's influence in American politics, accused the former graduate student of infiltrating Republican organizations in order to advance Russian interests.
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ASHKELON, Israel — The Palestinian manager of the Gaza branch of World Vision, a major Christian aid organization, was charged by Israeli prosecutors on Thursday with infiltrating the charity on behalf of Hamas and funneling about $43 million in the group's funds over the past six years to the military wing of the Islamist militant group.
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But with some of the thousands of children separated from their parents moved to the very states where occupations are taking place, and more structural "abolish ICE" sentiment infiltrating the debate in Democratic congressional primaries, the potential for even relatively modest occupations to make life a lot more complicated for immigration overlords is already clear.
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Rhetorically, the trope of widespread, pernicious "catch and release" should be understood as a new variation on Trump's favorite themes: that immigrants are infiltrating the homeland and importing violence and crime, and border agents can't be as tough as they need to be because of feckless politicians — Democrats, mostly — who don't believe in borders.
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Their constitutional claims are unavailing: The 6th Amendment does not apply in the context of a civil investigation, the appeals court said, and the exceedingly rare cases in which courts have found 5th Circuit due process rights to have been compromised by intrusions on attorney-client privilege have involved "nefarious" government overreach, like infiltrating a lawyer's office.
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"The court filings detail the Russian official's and Butina's efforts for Butina to act as an agent of Russia inside the United States by developing relationships with U.S. persons and infiltrating organizations having influence in American politics, for the purpose of advancing the interests of the Russian Federation," the Justice Department said in a release describing her arrest.
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"The court filings detail the Russian official's and Butina's efforts for Butina to act as an agent of Russia inside the United States by developing relationships with U.S. persons and infiltrating organizations having influence in American politics, for the purpose of advancing the interests of the Russian Federation," reads a release from the Department of Justice.
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The Russian hackers indicted in July by special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE for infiltrating Democratic National Committee (DNC) email servers also spent years trying to steal information from Orthodox Christian leaders, The Associated Press reported Monday.
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What she does know is that in the months leading up to her mother's eightieth birthday, before Chrissie or even Doreen realized that Alzheimer's disease was slowly and silently infiltrating her once rational mind, Doreen had handwritten at least forty different checks in response to Maria's letters, which Doreen believed were ending up with the psychic.
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In addition to being a better-than-average spy, Ghorbani seems to have also been a better-than-average waiter: he'd worked at Darya for the better part of two decades, and was able to top off water glasses and deliver plates of kebab koobideh while simultaneously infiltrating MEK meetings that were being held inside the restaurant.
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READ: What happens when local cops label antifa a "gang" Dana Ridenour, a former FBI agent who spent much of her 20-year stint at the Bureau as an undercover operative infiltrating left-wing extremist groups, such as the Animal Liberation Front, says the focus of these training conferences tends to reflect the emphasis in the Bureau.
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This fungus is often referred to as a "brain parasite," but new research published this week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that the brains of these zombie ants are left intact by the parasite, and that O. unilateralis is able to control the actions of its host by infiltrating and surrounding muscle fibers throughout the ant's body.
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Some explanation: Phillip Jeffries was the name of the teleporting FBI agent played by David Bowie in Lynch's 1992 prequel film Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. It was hard to know from that film if Jeffries was on the side of angels or if he had been corrupted through his undercover work of infiltrating a meeting of Black Lodge entities.
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"The court filings detail the Russian official's and Butina's efforts for Butina to act as an agent of Russia inside the United States by developing relationships with U.S. persons and infiltrating organizations having influence in American politics, for the purpose of advancing the interests of the Russian Federation," stated the Department of Justice press release regarding the charges on Monday.
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"The court filings detail the Russian official's and Butina's efforts for Butina to act as an agent of Russia inside the United States by developing relationships with U.S. persons and infiltrating organizations having influence in American politics, for the purpose of advancing the interests of the Russian Federation," the press release notes, citing the affidavit in support of the complaint.
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While the details of the Doordash incident — which included the last four digits of payment cards for some consumers, as well as names, emails, delivery addresses and phone numbers — require further analysis, other recent corporate hacks shows us that encryption either did absolutely nothing to prevent hackers from infiltrating systems or, worse, helped disguise cybercriminals while wreaking havoc in organizations' systems.
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Trump sparked outrage after signing an executive action temporarily halting the United States' refugee resettlement program and blocking people from Syria, Iraq, Iran, Yemen, Libya, Sudan and Somalia from entering the U.S. The president has argued that the ban is a necessary measure to prevent terrorists from infiltrating the U.S., but critics claim it amounts to a discriminatory ban on foreign Muslims.
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In a recasting of the classic American Western on the global stage, Hunting El Chapo takes us on Hogan's quest to achieve the seemingly impossible, from infiltrating El Chapo's inner circle to leading a white-knuckle manhunt with an elite brigade of trusted Mexican Marines—racing door-to-door through the cartel's stronghold and ultimately bringing the elusive and murderous king-pin to justice.
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Jamie RaskinJamin (Jamie) Ben RaskinHouse panel investigating decision to resume federal executions Pelosi, allies seek to keep gun debate focused on McConnell Pelosi backers feel vindicated after tumultuous stretch MORE (D-Md.), talking about legislation that would block Chinese companies from infiltrating U.S. rail; and Dalia Dassa Kaye, director of the Center for Middle East Public Policy, on the U.S. standoff with Iran. http://thehill.
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The debate around accepting money from China pits two opposing bedrock political beliefs about China against each other: Either China is a highly sophisticated US adversary coyly infiltrating Silicon Valley through communist-aligned actors who arrived here to steal intellectual property or it is just like any other foreign player seeking financial gains — but is being unfairly targeted by a belligerent government that stereotypes all Chinese actors.
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