"The Chinese infiltration in Taiwan is actually omnipresent and we hope that all citizens could stay on high alert for such infiltration, which includes fake news," Tsai added.
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" Sommer would quiz Blum — shorthand for "point of infiltration.
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How would they be protected from infiltration by rebel groups?
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The second infiltration was only a couple of months old.
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Dwindling membership may make the party more vulnerable to infiltration.
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He knew that commanders were paranoid about Ugandan army infiltration.
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Taniguchi's match against Infiltration is preceded by loads of hype.
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One investigation found evidence of infiltration by three different groups.
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"infiltration." As the Irish left the subway tunnels, mills, and
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"These groups are always worried about infiltration," Ms. Bloom said.
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They found new approaches to infiltration, sabotage and secret communication.
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Another infiltration from Lebanon in 1978 left 38 Israelis dead.
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For Israelis, it would reduce border infiltration that enables terrorism.
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Quiet negotiation and slow infiltration look more hopeful to me.
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But Fuudo's tricks didn't work on Infiltration in the same way.
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You know, the Obama -- WALLACE: He was (ph) talking about infiltration.
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It represents the apex of Garfield's bizarre infiltration of internet culture.
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Joseph R. McCarthy that alleged communist infiltration of the US military.
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The infiltration of wild turkeys into suburban neighborhoods is not unusual.
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Those defects ranged from frayed wires to water and debris infiltration.
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The toy's infiltration of the classroom came about mostly by accident.
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The Afghan police have uncovered cases of even deeper infiltration, too.
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We need to secure the southern border to prevent terrorist infiltration.
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The infiltration is merely a setup; the eventual unmasking is the punchline.
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But Infiltration stepped up and took the match in the final round.
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These infiltration trenches were meant to ensure sufficient water to the saplings.
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"This is an infiltration into art world power and dynamics," she said.
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Some of the charges of attempted Gulenist infiltration may well be justified.
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That letter makes no mention of current Russian infiltration in voting systems.
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There have been charges of a virtual Venezuelan infiltration of Spain's politics.
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It captures the moment that Infiltration landed the final, Evo-winning blow.
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Some heat infiltration through the walls of a cooler can be expected.
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By then, however, the investigators' worst fears of K.G.B. infiltration were confirmed.
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" He termed the barrier instead "a system to make infiltration more difficult.
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The threat today is "homegrown" and not the result of foreign infiltration.
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"Infiltration does continue, but it's not as easy as it was," Sahni said.
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The buzzword of the hard-liners is "nufuz," or infiltration by the West.
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The "Red Scare," which aimed to root out communist "infiltration" of American institutions.
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Blockchain infiltration will be met with resistance, because it is an extreme change.
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And then that basically turned into a massive stage infiltration of the crowd.
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A huge infiltration of troops could also inject more fear into traumatized citizens.
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It's more of an infiltration technique for bottom-up sales to school districts.
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The FBI has has documented white power infiltration into some local law enforcement.
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"Pakistan is attempting infiltration every night," Lieutenant-General K.J.S. Dhillon told a briefing.
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And Chad closed its borders with Libya in January, fearing potential terrorist infiltration.
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With Negan apparently aware of Rick's plotting, could Dwight's infiltration be his countermeasure?
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We're very much enjoying the Stranger Things cast's ongoing infiltration of the fashion world.
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And he called for "extreme vetting" to stop the infiltration of potential radical Islamists.
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The other big hack this week was Elliot's spyware infiltration of the Dark Army.
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The infiltration of technology by demonic spirits has always been an inherently terrifying prospect.
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It specializes in long-range infiltration, exfiltration and resupply missions for special operations forces.
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Israel says it has been defending its sovereign border against infiltration attempts by Hamas.
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Amazon's infiltration into the industry has forced all grocers to expedite their technology investments.
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Esmaili said the woman was in charge of projects for "cultural infiltration" in Iran.
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"Infiltration" is a pivot point; right now, everything is poised to come crashing down.
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Beijing's campaign comes at a time of growing concern over Chinese infiltration in Taiwan.
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Russia has attempted to undermine our elections for years through disinformation and direct infiltration.
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It oversees a dozen organizations that do political networking, through both persuasion and infiltration.
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We fear the physical threat presented by terrorism and the infiltration of its agents.
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The president said the nation needed tougher screening to prevent infiltration by Islamist terrorists.
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But there was no large-scale infiltration of the US by MS-133 members.
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The group is known for combating racist and fascist organizations with unorthodox methods like infiltration.
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The whole list, probably at the bottom is the idea of infiltration from these states.
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Most expected Infiltration to handily take Winner's Finals and move on to Grand Finals uncontested.
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The FBI continues to pursue explicit programs of profiling and infiltration of Muslim American communities.
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It means working to resettle Syrians, even if the president is ranting about terrorist infiltration.
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"I wasn't aware of any infiltration of my Gmail account," Powell told The Daily Caller.
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Its applications seek to block malware or infiltration attempts rather than react after a breach.
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McCarthy launched an inquiry in April 22012 into alleged Communist infiltration of the US Army.
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Meanwhile, Via can leverage Curb's infiltration of the NYC Taxi market to reach more users.
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Here is the point, a counterintelligence investigation is designed to protect American institutions from infiltration.
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Yet the comparison mainly highlights how much more vulnerable to infiltration America's institutions have become.
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No. When we close one avenue for illegal infiltration, our enemies will search for others.
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Last year he said the party must "resolutely guard against overseas infiltration via religious means".
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It reduces infiltration into the soil and increases runoff to conveyance systems, lakes, streams, etc.
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"Foundation" operatives carry out low-level infiltration, like buying coke from a dealer in public.
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"For a long time we've been told there was some kind of infiltration," Giuliani said.
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Division, rancor, envy all form the traditional foothold for the infiltration of socialist/communist thought.
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The Taliban's infiltration of Afghan forces make even the reduced American presence fraught with danger.
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A hostile foreign power meddled in our elections, and we remain unprotected against future infiltration.
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No matter the verdict, the case has exposed tech companies' vulnerability to attempted foreign infiltration.
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What is your take on the infiltration of this symbol of oppression into real life?
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There's nothing untoward, and now we've got this politically motivated infiltration of the Trump campaign.
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In the founding period, the framers were extremely concerned about infiltration by rivals including Great Britain.
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To prevent infiltration by undercover officers, Fat Boy scrutinizes the social media accounts of new recruits.
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Yet, if you looked closely at the winner of this year's contest, the infiltration was obvious.
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At the time, Israel planted the explosives to help secure its frontier against infiltration from Jordan.
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"Pakistan is expanding the arc of terror ... resorting to ceasefire violations to assist infiltration," Sitharaman said.
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It was outside, but it is now inside and that's meaningful beyond a frame of infiltration.
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As they age these pipes are prone to leeching lead, leakage, chemical infiltration and bacterial growth.
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But with the recalcitrant Taliban and recent infiltration of the Islamic State, even that seems ambitious.
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In the past, the Turkish military was vigilant about possible infiltration by members of Islamic fraternities.
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Joe McCarthy (R-Wis.) and his "Red Scare" accusations of communist infiltration at the State Department.
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And unlike those brands, it has approached its infiltration of fashion at a more oblique angle.
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His account of Klan infiltration of the Birmingham Police Department (a "snake pit") is ruthlessly candid.
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There are also some worrisome signs of far-right infiltration of Germany's military and police forces.
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It's a dark tragedy about police infiltration of activist spaces, and the forms violence can take.
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Gradual infiltration of the increasingly brutal Hong Kong police by mainland paramilitaries is an obvious alternative.
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Criminal infiltration of politics remains a worry While Cabrera represents a bright spot for the representation of Guatemalan's indigenous population, the success of the Union del Cambio Nacional (UCN) party in mayoral and congressional elections raises concerns over political infiltration by organized crime, according to Chang.
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Joseph McCarthy was right in his 1950s campaign claiming widespread Communist infiltration into the United States government.
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It later emerged that the leak was caused by flaws in the website rather than unlawful infiltration.
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He ended up sending Infiltration to the loser's bracket, giving him his first loss of the tournament.
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HYDRA's infiltration of S.H.I.E.L.D. resulted in the scepter being stolen away by the post-Nazi terrorist organization.
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"I think some of our political parties are vulnerable to infiltration," the Italian national security official said.
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The sheer number of incidents is now raising questions about how vulnerable France's institutions are to infiltration.
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S. Iranian hardliners have followed the growth of startups suspiciously, branding them as vehicles of enemy infiltration.
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State media reports Saturday say Zhao identified the need for stronger intelligence gathering and anti-infiltration measures.
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More troops have now been deployed on the Kashmir frontier to foil such infiltration attempts, officials said.
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Though the gameplay focuses on infiltration, technology is how Jensen pulls apart the Illuminati, byte by byte.
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Cross-border smuggling and infiltration, perhaps of Houthi fighters, says a Saudi officer, is higher than ever.
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Identifying devices within a network is key to securing IoT ecosystems and preventing the infiltration of intruders.
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In Da Nang harbor, drainage ditches, overspray and contaminated river water are blamed for Agent Orange infiltration.
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They are trying to divine whether the city is still at risk of infiltration or another assault.
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Campaigns to reveal the full extent of such infiltration are ongoing as part of the SpyCops movement.
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Pakistan's military says it is working to build a fence along the Afghan border to curb infiltration.
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By 2014, however, there was serious talk about demolition, especially given its water infiltration and seismic problems.
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I'm not just talking about backdoors, but in terms of infiltration, and in terms of operational security.
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For centuries, long before the Korean Peninsula was divided, guarding against foreign infiltration was a national creed.
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The frightening story of how they did that exposes how vulnerable tech companies are to foreign infiltration.
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For years, the bombing and infiltration attacks that racked Kabul have dominated headlines and reshaped the city.
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"She sells out the Muslim infiltration of America," the woman can be heard saying to a passerby.
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The end of McCarthy's jihad came when his accusations of communist infiltration of the U.S. Army backfired.
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" He spoke of "easily exploited visa programs" and infiltration "bigger than the legendary Trojan horse ever was.
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Orwell would have seen in this pattern the infiltration of the sporting spirit into our political culture.
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The army also said it had foiled an infiltration attempt from Pakistan into North Kashmir, killing three militants.
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The move came after Yahoo Mail was also blacklisted by House authorities due to fears of ransomware infiltration.
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That has translated into attacks on tech giants like Facebook and Google over foreign infiltration of their networks.
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The UK has shown that domestic terror threats can be beaten by infiltration, data gathering and shared intelligence.
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Using tactics of infiltration and manipulation of social movements and surveillance of activists, it left no movement untouched.
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With reconstruction and profiting from earthquakes, Dr. Allum suggests this infiltration comes from a slightly surprising source: cement.
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There have been claims of freemasonic infiltration and a power struggle within the Order between Germans and Italians.
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Egypt has bet on General Hifter to protect its long western border, and prevent infiltration by Islamist extremists.
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Still, the sheer number of incidents is now raising questions about how vulnerable France's institutions are to infiltration.
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But while our embargo didn't succeed in reforming the country, the slow, steady infiltration of capitalism just might.
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"Active measures" like this draw on techniques of manipulation, misinformation and infiltration that go back to the tsars.
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Macrophage infiltration refers to Pac Man-like white blood cells rushing in to chomp up and digest detritus.
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I was even warned by a friend not to name the groups for fear of a Trump infiltration.
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Infiltration remains hopeful about the future, though, and wants Capcom to improve their considerations for top tier players.
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But it's that last bit—the microplasticine infiltration of food webs—that worries not just ecologists but gastroenterologists.
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INGRAHAM: Now Chris Crane was talking about the ANTIFA infiltration, or some would say takeover of this protest.
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Biodiversity Heritage Library At this point, the giant squid has completed its infiltration of popular and literary culture.
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My proposal was not based on religion, but on the threat of ISIS infiltration into the United States.
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In addition, she said, Russian hackers are suspected to be behind the infiltration of two state voting systems.
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The $101,070 Street Fighter V championship was broadcast on ESPN2, where Lee "Infiltration" Seon-woo took first place.
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" China's state-run media has taken a keen interest in Vietnam's leadership transition, warning of "Western political infiltration.
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Their infiltration of institutions like the Turkish Armed Forces has been well documented by military officials and journalists.
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Infiltration is perhaps the most obvious: In a world of spies, how do you know who to trust?
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In feudal Japan, the ninjas' infiltration techniques were used with political and military purposes to gather precious information.
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Modern Warfare opens with the SAS, on base at Credenhill, repeatedly drilling their infiltration of a cargo ship.
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But these factors also suggest that there will be even greater Chinese infiltration in Taiwan in the future.
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The infiltration of the Anglosphere continues with "RuPaul's Drag Race UK," which premieres on BBC Three on Thursday.
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Many technical mysteries remain about the infiltration of Mr. Bezos' phone, including what type of malware was used.
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Legislators have recently accelerated efforts to pass a law against foreign infiltration and political interference before the election.
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New court documents filed by the Democratic National Committee unveiled a previously unknown infiltration attempt by Russian hackers.
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A newly bulldozed earthen barrier surrounds the town as protection against Islamic State infiltration from the Nineveh plains.
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"I think that certainly there is an urgency in Taiwan society for the anti-infiltration law," Tsai said.
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Israel credits the fence with stemming an influx of African migrants and infiltration by Islamic State-linked militants.
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The jolt to Labour seems to have galvanized the party to confront the seeping infiltration of anti-Semitism.
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Neither Trump nor his new lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, provided any evidence of government infiltration into Trump's presidential campaign.
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He hired Russian lawyer Sergei Magnitsky to find out what was going on with his company and this infiltration.
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"We will continue to act decisively against any spillover and any infiltration of Israeli territory or airspace," Netanyahu said.
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One study found that macrophage infiltration begin two weeks after treatment and was complete at six months after treatment.
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If they were so worried about the infiltration of Russia affecting our election, why didn&apost they do that?
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According to the companies, this infiltration never happened, and they've been telling Bloomberg that for a very long time.
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The riskiest situation I found myself in was during a major infiltration involving the purchasing of drugs and firearms.
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But many of its roofs are in urgent need of repair, and there is water infiltration in several places.
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Its infiltration and influence on America is difficult to understand, even with vastly more detail about Russia's influence efforts.
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That's been a major theme this season — you're the devil you know best — and "Infiltration" leans on it hard.
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The acute fear of cultural infiltration that drives Tehran's domestic repression offers a strategic opportunity for the Trump administration.
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For example, Modern Green Home uses pre-cast concrete walls, guaranteed to prevent water infiltration and moisture build-up.
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It's probably safe to assume that whatever infiltration of the group Israeli intelligence had achieved has been blown now.
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In 2015, Ostia&aposs municipal administration was put under Italian government control because of infiltration by local crime clans.
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Quizzed on alleged infiltration by foreign militants, he said his head of general intelligence had told him on Jan.
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Some of the scene's foundational players—like Justin Wong, Lee "Infiltration" Seong-woo—are still active, and still competitive.
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Rouhani had criticized the arrests before, saying some "play with the infiltration word" to pursue their own political goals.
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The vast security presence made infiltration difficult, and the Sri Lankan military took the fight to the rebel strongholds.
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They wisely did it with great marketing, tremendous use of the bracket and infiltration into the American cultural lifestyle.
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Amazon and Apple both strenuously denied the report, which didn't link any Chinese tech companies with the alleged infiltration.
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Corruption of public officers and infiltration of criminal groups into public tenders slows down upgrading Italy's creaking public infrastructure.
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Similarly, network misconfigurations allowed for infiltration in 80 percent of external tests versus 96 percent during a simulated insider threat.
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I mean wouldn&apost that be the first place you&aposd look if you were looking for Russian Intel infiltration?
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Hardliners have stepped up their calls to suppress dissenting voices since September, when Khamenei warned of "infiltration" by Iran's enemies.
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The roach's torture is psychological The roach's indestructability and talent for infiltration should be enough to strike fear in everyone.
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Damaging compromises of CBP integrity ensued, including cartel infiltration achieved by hired applicants who did harm to the United States.
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"They have also been able to better tell right from wrong and resist the infiltration of extremist thought," he said.
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Concerns about security and the potential risk of infiltration by radical groups has been a concern at airports around Europe.
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"I think all of us were surprised by the extent of infiltration by the terrorists into Marawi City," he said.
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Earlier this month, Taiwan's legislature passed the DPP-backed Anti-Infiltration Bill, meant to stop Chinese influence in Taiwanese politics.
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I do not know, and have never met, Mr. Akhmetshin, who is accused by International Mineral Resources of computer infiltration.
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Rand herself got in on the action, testifying before the House Un-American Activities Committee about Communist infiltration of Hollywood.
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Holding static defensive positions prevented the Marines from conducting pacification programs and from attacking the enemy's infiltration routes. Maj. Gen.
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Chiu Chui-cheng, deputy head of Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, said China's infiltration and interference in Taiwan was "extremely severe".
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Second, marketplace regulatory mechanisms could be compromised through the eroding of trust through undercover law-enforcement infiltration and exit scams.
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It's supposed to be focused more on open-ended infiltration missions, and it features the player trying to take down TransCorp.
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" The tweet : "The corrupt Mainstream Media is working overtime not to mention the infiltration of people, Spies (Informants), into my campaign!
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There's an airborne battle sequence, Ministry infiltration, a gorgeous animated story and an old lady who turns into a murderous snake.
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Research released by the cybersecurity firm on Wednesday showed that the infiltration campaign — called "Operation Sharpshooter" — targeted defense and government organizations.
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Extraterrestrials, the Others, have been conquering Earth in successive "waves": with a power blackout, tsunamis, pestilence and infiltration in human form.
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Players like Infiltration and Xian have gone with less-than-obvious character picks, and perfected them to an absurdly high standard.
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Five suspects were arrested in the Borneo state of Sabah, suspected of assisting the Abu Sayyaf militant group's infiltration into Malaysia.
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The Handschu lawsuit, meanwhile, dates to the 1970s and centers on the local police force's infiltration of left-wing political groups.
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The expansion of IS could prompt another flood of refugees from Libya to Europe, with the obvious potential of terrorist infiltration.
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"Our democracy has not come easily and is now facing threats and infiltration from overseas forces," Tsai said, without being specific.
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That makes these states and their combined 50 electoral votes prime targets the kind of infiltration seven states experienced in 2016.
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"Infiltration" is the busiest and most surreal episode of this season so far, but it also sets up some promising disasters.
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This month, Jeh Johnson, the secretary of Homeland Security, said his department was concerned about infiltration of the nation's electoral systems.
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The border crossings between Iraq and Syria needs to be monitored to prevent infiltration of Shiite militias into Syria from Iraq.
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After King's death, the 1968 Poor People's Campaign foundered, dogged by federal surveillance and the infiltration efforts of J. Edgar Hoover.
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The story shows Sweden's infiltration by malevolent agents of a country called Liquidatzia, an allegorical stand-in for the Soviet Union.
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" It also accused Australian media outlets of repeatedly fabricating news stories about "the so-called Chinese influence and infiltration in Australia.
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North Vietnam increased its infiltration into South Vietnam in preparation for a major escalation of the war in early 1968. Gen.
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The infiltration of the armed forces by Islamist militants has long been a dangerous topic; the country's blasphemy laws are another.
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Israeli officials say Bahaa Abu el-Atta was responsible for numerous rocket attacks and was plotting a large-scale border infiltration.
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Probably even less legal than horse, depending on the evangelical infiltration of whatever statelet Bigurl's ramming through at 90 plus right now.
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Until we truly clamp down on the overall flow of money in politics, we are leaving open a wide avenue for infiltration.
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"They also include, as you mentioned, the possibility of new executive actions designed to prevent terrorist infiltration of our country," Miller said.
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The worst thing about these tactics is that, regardless of whether infiltration or provocation is actually successful, they have a chilling effect.
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" Yet Netanyahu was unyielding, and defended his country's response against what he called a "deliberate infiltration attempt — paid and organized by Hamas.
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Things are different in the UK — they have a longer history of anti-fascist activism, and infiltration is not a new thing.
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Infiltration was forced to face Yukadon for third place, in a match that showed just how strong the younger, unknown player was.
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"The Party's leadership over religious work must be upheld," You said, adding that "the infiltration of religious extremism must be guarded against".
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We are glad to say that in a complicated cyber operation, infiltration to your network accomplished and we obtained most valuable informations.
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"Last year the army didn't do anything and Taliban infiltration into the city took us by surprise," said police major Abdul Wahab.
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But it says as much about how the idea of infiltration and surveillance is as effective a weapon as any spying project.
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Court documents claim the hacking cost Tribune $22016,215 as employees spent 22016 hours responding to the infiltration, according to The Associated Press.
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For weeks, Israeli and Lebanese soldiers have eyed each other uneasily at close range while Israeli engineers neutralize cross-border infiltration tunnels.
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Despite the threats of police infiltration, anarchist communities tend to be welcoming to outsiders, especially compared to the residents of bourgeois neighborhoods.
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And the whole thing has been designed so that daylight infiltration and air quality are consistently good all day long for employees.
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Syrian state television said the army had repelled an infiltration attempts by the militants and bombarded them with artillery, inflicting heavy losses.
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The hearings should also shed light on the fact that our outdated election laws allowed this infiltration to go undetected and undeterred.
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Xi endorsed a "struggle against terrorism, infiltration and separatism" using the "organs of dictatorship," and showing "absolutely no mercy," the newspaper reported.
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The deliberate shape-shifting that goes on in an Instagram selfie stream has roots in the infiltration of Shermanalia into our culture.
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Even before the recent spate of attacks by refugees, the German authorities and others in Europe were concerned about infiltration by terrorists.
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Silenius, you also play in a martial industrial band, Kreuzweg Ost, which is another scene that has had issues with fascist infiltration.
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The movie — like a militarized "Ocean's Eleven" — follows them as they plan and execute an infiltration of the narcotics guys' forest lair.
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Initial losses were balanced by ramped-up infiltration from the North, albeit at the cost of mounting regional tensions within the ranks.
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The goal, Afghan officials say, is to stoke and tip local power struggles in its favor, whether through bribery, infiltration or violence.
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The arrests come as Germany confronts both an increase in violence and an infiltration of its security services by far-right extremists.
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The Chinese government countered that Australian media were "hyping up the so-called China espionage infiltration or interference," according to the Journal.
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It was part of a larger exercise that included live fire, infiltration and exfiltration, and cold-weather training using Air Force aircraft.
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Taiwan's parliament passed an anti-infiltration law on Tuesday to combat perceived threats from China, further straining ties between Taiwan and Beijing.
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George Pataki, citing the threat of terrorist infiltration, issued an executive order requiring applicants to prove their legal status before obtaining licenses.
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It is intended to deter Russia from seizing Polish territory by infiltration, as it is accused of having done in eastern Ukraine.
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The same went for any perceived use of Hong Kong as a base for infiltration and subversion of the mainland—however hazily defined.
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Among them was the infiltration of health insurer Anthem, which resulted in the theft of personal data belonging to nearly 80 million Americans.
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"The recent action by our troops in Nowshera sector has caused some damage to Pak army force which are supporting infiltration," Narula said.
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Lebanese representatives on Wednesday told UN officials that Israel's "consistent infiltration of Lebanese territory and airspace" was an "obvious violation" of that resolution.
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A new retrospective at the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF) in Paris investigates his infiltration of French culture and celebrates his imaginaire debridé.
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This month, a man pleaded guilty to child pornography and hacking charges around his infiltration of various Nintendo systems to steal properitary data.
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One is to degrade ISIS in this area -- to push the threat it poses away from the Turkish border and make infiltration harder.
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The interception prevented "an immediate threat of infiltration" into Israeli airspace and the drone fell into the Mediterranean sea, the military's statement said.
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And now the FBI and other security agencies are also saying there is evidence the Russian government may have been behind the infiltration.
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Professional Street Fighter player Lee "Infiltration" Seon-woo really opened up about Capcom and his issues with how they handle the pro scene.
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Armed police at checkpoints cross-checked documents and pictures of each passengers from the 712 families, to guard against possible infiltration by militants.
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Separately, a senior army officer told Reuters that the army foiled two infiltration attempts by militants near the line of control with Pakistan.
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Though Taniguchi usually falls short in the rankings to Infiltration, he took him out during the Community Effort Orlando tournament this past June.
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The 56 Flowers, it said, would "resist the infiltration of external pop idol culture and steadily grow in order to wage a counteroffensive."
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That is precisely why the U.S. government has taken action to guard against Huawei and ZTE infiltration of our critical-infrastructure communications networks.
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The infiltration of the Internet into modern life changed everything from how we communicate to how we shop to how we learn information.
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Pyongyang is still trying to hack into the cryptocurrency exchanges, Kim said, but the South was doing its best to prevent further infiltration.
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There's so much power that's drawn from the notion that there was a community, a nation that resisted colonization and infiltration and subjugation.
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It cost around $1bn a year (about $7.3bn in today's dollars)—$20183,000 ($730,000 today) for every truck destroyed—and did not stop infiltration.
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Any such infiltration would be particularly unwelcome given rising geostrategic interest in the Horn of Africa over the last decade and a half.
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A general lack of rain followed by short but concentrated storms means more surface runoff and less infiltration into the underground water supplies.
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He called for a "struggle against terrorism, infiltration and separatism" using the "organs of dictatorship," and showing "absolutely no mercy," the Times writes.
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"Tumors from running mice showed markedly increased infiltration of NK cells, as well as CD3 T cells and dendritic cells," the group reports.
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Favorites like Seonwoo "RZR/Infiltration" Lee and Justin Wong — representing Korea and the U.S., respectively — didn't even proceed past the first round of matches.
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"Countries have the right, even the obligation, to responsibly manage their borders to avoid infiltration by members of terrorist organizations," Guterres said on Tuesday.
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In the past four years we've witnessed the infiltration of feminism — both as an ideal, and as a cultural statement — into mainstream popular culture.
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More urgently NATO must continue to sharpen its response to the tactics of misinformation and infiltration that Russia used in Crimea and eastern Ukraine.
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"Shi'ite brothers have exploited the war conditions to pave the way for their project, it's a gradual infiltration," Sheikh Ali, told Reuters by phone.
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In Ukraine Russia has blended force, misinformation, infiltration, cyberwar and economic blackmail in ways that democratic societies cannot copy and find hard to rebuff.
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Using a National Day speech to reinforce Taiwan's self-rule, Tsai said the island would use all methods to prevent infiltration from other countries.
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" The tumult increased when he linked the John Birch Society with the "infiltration and takeover of established political organizations by communist and Nazi methods.
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"At the moment we have an infiltration of junk food from overseas," Father Luc Dini, head of the local tourism council, told The Guardian.
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Hackers may have new and lethal ways to threaten our personal and economic security through infiltration or sabotage as digital files become physical products.
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The US believes the group never got its hands on classified information, but the Russian infiltration into the US was a classic Moscow move.
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In my view, as a former F.B.I. special agent who has watched the Kremlin's infiltration of America since 2014, the answer may be neither.
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Some internet companies would welcome more regularized cooperation with intelligence agencies, to get better information about the extent of the infiltration of their platforms.
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Police must also "strike back against all kinds of infiltration and subversive activities by hostile foreign forces", he told the ministry's annual national meeting.
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Before Tuesday's violence, India said it had this year killed 31 suspected militants trying to breach the Kashmir border and foiled 17 infiltration attempts.
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"There is water infiltration, and as of today, a pigeon has started flying around the room," Cinquantenaire Museum spokesperson Ann Calluy told RTL Info.
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Airborne troops recently put the Army's new sniper rifle through airborne infiltration tests to see if it could withstand the rigors of their operations.
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Earlier this month snipers with the 82nd at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, put the Compact Semi-Automatic Sniper System through airborne infiltration test trials.
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But hardliners in the establishment have moved to block any relaxation of the Islamic Republic's social rules, warning of the "infiltration" of Western culture.
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The deaths reveal the depth of a crisis Mexico has failed to control: organized crime and criminal infiltration of local governments and law enforcement.
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A storage room for medieval manuscripts at the National Library of France suffered an infiltration that damaged some 143 books, according to Le Monde.
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"[If] it's a compromised vein, the lethal drugs don't go into the blood system...but into your flesh causing what's called infiltration" Harcourt said.
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The idea of "leaderless resistance" — intended to prevent infiltration by government operatives and prosecutions — allowed white power to sort of disappear as a movement.
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Determined to unify the country under its control, North Vietnam increased infiltration into the South, and the N.L.F. insurgents stepped up their military operations.
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"To this day there have not been any infiltrations of Iranian UAVs and we will not tolerate any future infiltration attempts," he told CNN.
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I have been overcome by what I have experienced in El Salvador and Honduras in terms of gang infiltration and threats to citizens' security.
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"It's another type of Iranian infiltration and the expansion of Iran's influence," said Beriwan Khailany, a lawmaker and member of Parliament's higher-education committee.
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Its infiltration of a Russian airforce base is tense and tentative, the careful picking off of patrols essential to progress, over full-frontal assault.
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Daimler produced armaments for the Nazis before and during World War Two, making the issue of possible far right infiltration particularly sensitive for the company.
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Facebook and Google have confronted this issue in the past year with the infiltration of Russian ads and fake news into their feeds and screens.
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"The basic idea is that governments develop infiltration strategies and content, and then use patriotic citizens and the bandwagon effect to disseminate information," Joseff said.
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Infiltration took the final match with a simple throw, clinching the crown for himself and winning Evo's Street Fighter V title and $50,183 prize purse.
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Shah said this month that the government wanted to "stop infiltration and push every single infiltrator out of the country", but would welcome Hindu refugees.
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And the president is blasting in terms of the FBI and the infiltration of his campaign, he called it, quote, a disgrace to this country.
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The inspector general&aposs report found the two dams are at low-risk of outside cyber infiltration — but at high risk of threats from within.
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Here are some of the top-ranked competitors to look out for this weekend Seonwoo "RZR/Infiltration" Lee is a force to be reckoned with.
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The movement to collect and analyze this "peace data" focuses on combating both the recruiting efforts of extremist groups and their infiltration of fragile states.
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Donald Trump has, throughout his presidency, used the American immigration system's alleged vulnerability to terrorist infiltration as a justification for his harsh restrictions on immigration.
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The MH-47 is used for a variety of operations, including infiltration and exfiltration of troops, assault operations, resupply, parachuting, and combat search and rescue.
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Many landslides are caused by infiltration of rainwater or groundwater, but geologists think that water is not involved in this case at all, just gravity.
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This is a security measure intended to manage activation in stages, via trusted circles of acquaintances, to limit the risk of infiltration by state authorities.
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The semi-official news agency Fars reported on Thursday that Edalat was part of an "infiltration network affiliated with Britain" whose members had been detained.
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Nightly news broadcasts have opened with unnerving scenarios of missile attacks launched by Iran's Shiite proxies and a possible infiltration attempt from Syria or Lebanon.
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Your article says a book written by Vladimir Chibisov, the chief information officer of EuroChem, who joined the company in 2005, is on computer infiltration.
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Bouteflika also warned Algerians over "possible infiltration of misleading parties" who may seek to "provoke chaos" in a statement published by the Algeria Press Service.
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They are put through intense workouts on tasks ranging from tackling basic infiltration efforts via system compromise to full loss of control of the network.
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Parchment eggs also are at risk of microbial infiltration, and genetic studies suggest that the earliest egg hydration solutions were fortified with anti-pathogen components.
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Perhaps in writing to you we can think about the tension between who is allotted the space of collaboration, infiltration even—and for how long?
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The meeting, titled "the infiltration project," covered subjects including the potential of dual-national Iranians to be recruited as spies, Hussein Naqavi Husseini, the committee's spokesman, said, according to the website of Iranian state TV. "In this meeting it was brought up that dual-nationals are under the serious scrutiny of the enemies' intelligence services and they are used in the infiltration project," Husseini said.
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TARLOV: Well, I think that we do know because we know that the Intelligence Community warned the Trump Campaign that there were attempts oppression and infiltration.
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Per Vice, tactics police have used to bust dark web black markets have included undercover infiltration, malware, IP harvesting, monitoring cryptocurrency transactions, and simply intercepting shipments.
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It was another setback for the company, which has had to contend with privacy scandals and criticisms about the infiltration of its network by rogue groups.
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More vitally, the Quds Force infiltration of Taliban ranks and their support to various Taliban factions – including the group's Red Unit – has boosted the Taliban's lethality.
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But in Ningxia in July, Xi Jinping, the president, told his audience to "resolutely guard against illegal infiltration"—even though there is little sign of any.
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"If we do not cooperate, the 'Ndrangheta and its allies will continue to carry out criminal infiltration of regular society, the proper market," De Raho said.
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For them, the putative infiltration of bathrooms by perverts and predators—the rationale for measure's like Oxford's—is a nicely combustible emblem for wider social upheavals.
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Shortly thereafter, essayist Celine Pina wrote on Facebook that Pougetoux exemplified the Muslim Brotherhood's "infiltration of student unions," perverting their history of advocating for women's rights.
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The carmaker produced armaments for the Nazis before and during World War Two, making the issue of possible far-right infiltration particularly sensitive for the company.
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Sheldon Whitehouse Book title: "Captured: The Corporate Infiltration of American Democracy" Release Date: February 21 The back story: This is the Rhode Island Democrat's second book.
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Silo said SDF advances had been slowed by thick fog that had allowed Islamic State insurgents to use infiltration tactics to attack SDF positions, he said.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune on Thursday warned protesters demanding political reforms to be vigilant to avoid infiltration attempts aimed at pushing them to violence.
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One regular was Geller, who has called Islam "anti-Semitic and genocidal" and warned of the Muslim "infiltration" of the White House, State Department and Pentagon.
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"We believe the Chinese infiltration into the United States the report describes does not match up with China's objective aspirations," the newspaper said in an editorial.
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This causes "possible security risks such as money laundering, terrorist financing, corruption and infiltration of organized crime," the Commission said, confirming a Reuters story earlier this week.
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Security officials have arrested dozens of artists, journalists and businessmen, including Iranians holding joint American, European or Canadian citizenship, as part of a crackdown on "Western infiltration".
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Foiled attempts Commanders stationed at the northern border told CNN their troops foil near daily smuggling or infiltration attempts and are always prepared for possible militant attacks.
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The arrest of dual nationals has increased since Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said there had been "infiltration" of Western agents in Iranian decision-making bodies.
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The arrests of dual nationals have followed warnings about "Western infiltration", as Iran's potential opening up to the West after the 2015 nuclear deal alarmed Iranian hardliners.
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Infiltration seemed to understand Fuudo's strategy, not letting his Mika start the concussive chain of moves that can barrel away life meters before you have to breathe.
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First, the Obama administration thought there was Russian infiltration so they used the Trump officials as bait in order to lure the Russians in, but nothing materialized.
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As examples of extremist infiltration, it mentioned a British-based Hindu youth group which was scolded by regulators for inculcating anti-Muslim ideas during a training camp.
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The affidavit alleges that Fadal told investigators that he believed his mother was targeted as a result of that "infiltration into the Jewish community," according to KSAT.
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Inside the San Francisco office of the web security company Cloudflare, 100 units of Craven Walker's groovy hardware help protect wide swaths of the internet from infiltration.
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" Regardless of who actually initiated AND's breakup with Coke, Pfister points out, "Soda industry infiltration of the Academy and its dietitians did not end — it only evolved.
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"Ghost Forest," the Madison Square Park Conservancy's 40th public art commission, explores forests that have died off because of climate change, sea-level rise and saltwater infiltration.
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He referred Reuters to an earlier statement that said troops were using what force was required to prevent around 10,000 Palestinians from posing an armed infiltration threat.
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By talking so much about the threat of immigration, and the threat of Muslim "infiltration" in America, Trump made these the most salient issues for many voters.
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The Schlaflys' politics were concentrated on the external threat posed by Communism, not the crusade against domestic Communist infiltration led by Senator Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin.
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And they were generally not on the lookout for infiltration efforts by anyone, let alone by Russians who had gone to great lengths to create false identities.
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Information security engineers work to safeguard an organization's computer network systems, and plan and carry out security measures to protect sensitive information from infiltration and cyber attacks.
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The United States would stop its bombing campaign in return for confidential assurances from Hanoi that it would halt its infiltration into key areas of South Vietnam.
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On December 31, Taiwan's parliament -- in which the DPP has a majority -- passed an Anti-Infiltration Act aimed at reining in Chinese influence over the island's elections.
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I can only imagine, if you voted against him, what it would feel like to have a similar level of infiltration of sports channels by President Trump.
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Neither Trump nor Rudy Giuliani, a former New York mayor who is now one of Trump's lawyers, provided any evidence of government infiltration into Trump's presidential campaign.
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The plot references Invasion of the Body Snatchers and (more explicitly) John Carpenter's The Thing, both of which were paranoid Cold War metaphors for communist infiltration and corruption.
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All right, so let me put another tweet out for you Susan on the screen, the corrupt mainstream media working overtime not to mention the infiltration of people.
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The Weather Underground, Black Liberation Army, FALN, and the United Freedom Front existed freely and operated underground for years without any significant infiltration or impediment by the FBI.
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In the fifth installment of season two, titled "Infiltration," things go haywire pretty fast, starting with Rachel realizing that Jeremy is sleeping with one of the contestants: Yael.
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On current trends, most wars will be civil wars in weak states, or "hybrid" wars in which cyber-disruption, false information and infiltration are the weapons of choice.
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LIKE a nervous candidate in a job interview, shy yet formal, she fielded questions ranging from how to handle Chinese infiltration to why she always wears trouser suits.
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Xi told the crown prince the two countries must strengthen international cooperation on de-radicalisation to "prevent the infiltration and spread of extremist thinking," Chinese state television said.
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The arrest of Iranians accused of espionage has increased since Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said last year there had been "infiltration" of Western agents in the country.
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To the extent there is serious risk of terrorist infiltration among Syrian refugees, he can and should order the State Department to conduct more rigorous screening of them.
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"Foreign intelligence organs and other hostile forces have also seized the opportunity to sabotage our country through political infiltration, division and subversion, stealing secrets and collusion," it added.
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The Philippines: Six soldiers were killed and 23 wounded, the military said, when a platoon checking on reports of an infiltration by communist rebels stepped on improvised bombs.
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A special committee of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) confirmed that dioxin infiltration into the bays, harbors and territorial seas of Vietnam was a "plausible pathway" of exposure.
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The power of peace data Identifying community vulnerabilities prior to a collapse or an infiltration by an extremist group can either weaken recruiting success or curtail it altogether.
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But the state department that oversees elections pushed back against Nelson's comments, saying it received "zero information" from Nelson, federal or state agencies to support the infiltration claim.
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They are stepping up their efforts after the theft of $81 million from the Bangladesh central bank in February and revelations of other infiltration of banks' SWIFT terminals.
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The primary character, an anti-social, anxiety-ridden hacker named Elliot, volunteers to be the man inside on a small infiltration job, armed with a mere raspberry pi.
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Infiltration is, naturally, a happy man about this—although his tweet proclaiming just that doesn't exactly paint the picture of a man having the time of his life.
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Using a mix of infiltration, negotiated surrenders and brute military force, the regime has overrun nearly all of the rebel-held southwest's eastern sector, displacing more than 270,000.
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HULUNBUIR, China — In the United States, some of the world's most powerful technology companies face rising pressure to do more to fight false information and stop foreign infiltration.
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The strategic hamlet program, for example, forced large populations of people into sanctioned districts in order to pacify rural villages and halt the communist infiltration into the countryside.
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Facebook, along with Google and Twitter, faced Congress earlier this month to answer questions about how the infiltration happened and what steps are being taken to remove it.
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Just last month, Representative Scott Perry, a Pennsylvania Republican, said he had received "credible evidence, credible information, regarding terrorist infiltration through the Southern border" connected with the shooting.
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Thousands of police officers were deployed to keep the peace, and the organizers also asked army veterans and reserves to prevent infiltration by anarchists staging a separate rally.
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Moreover, critics asserted that the Rafsanjani presidency coincided with the spread of corruption and the infiltration by the hard-line Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps of important economic enterprises.
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Her arrest was the latest in a series of arrests of artists, journalists and U.S. citizens as part of a crackdown on what authorities have called Western "infiltration".
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In response to the drone infiltration, the IDF attacked the Iranian T-4 center with eight fighter jets, which came under significant Syrian anti-aircraft fire, Conricus said.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan's parliament passed an anti-infiltration law on Tuesday to combat perceived threats from China as the island gears up for a presidential vote on Jan.
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He made it possible for the murderous Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad to stay in power, US officials say, and orchestrated Iran's gradual infiltration and domination of Iraq.
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They also play on anxieties rooted deep in American culture — Cold War-vintage fears of "reds under the bed" and older fears of foreign, and especially Russian, infiltration.
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Xi told the crown prince the two countries must strengthen international cooperation on de-radicalisation to "prevent the infiltration and spread of extremist thinking", Chinese state television said.
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Information sharing on data breaches and security infiltration is something the government has widely encouraged, last year passing the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act of 2015 to encourage just that.
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The reporter, Jan Kuciak, 27, had been probing alleged mafia infiltration of Slovakia before he and his partner Martina Kusnirova were found shot dead in their home last month.
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They also began a targeted infiltration of key posts in Congress, particularly the Judiciary subcommittees on immigration in the House and Senate, where they hoped to install sympathetic staffers.
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If Russia is found to be behind the Democratic National Committee hack and subsequent leaks of information, that infiltration would represent a paradigm shift in cyberwarfare, security experts say.
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"In particular, concerns of China's political and ideological infiltration reinforce the perception Tsai is holding Taiwan as 'the last fortress of democracy of the Chinese-speaking world,'" Zhang added.
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But the infiltration of ultra-left and extreme-right agitators, and the determination of a radical core to seek the overthrow of Mr Macron, has hardened the movement's edge.
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The coalition is stepping up airstrikes along key infiltration routes into Mosul in hopes of keeping the city from being reinforced further by ISIS, a US defense official added.
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Read MoreHow Kim Jong Un drives terrorist financing Infiltration of information and trading of goods make their way through the porous, 880-mile border between North Korea and China.
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It's the infiltration of the gross pressures of socialization in our online lives, then, that most contributed to a need for an unfiltered, unadulterated and more direct sharing app.
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And today, despite the infiltration of iPads, iPhones and other iThings, the simpler games in life like teddy bears and Monopoly boards continue to sell "wildly," Mr. Pasierb said.
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Without strong digital protections, Americans could see increased identity theft, compromised online banking and social media, growing risks to online shopping, and even criminal infiltration of home security systems.
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The Handschu lawyers subsequently went back to court, arguing that the city was ignoring the guidelines by targeting Muslim groups for infiltration and surveillance because of their religious affiliation.
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With just over two months left before the championship, six players have qualified, including Infiltration (who has won multiple premier tournaments this season), Tokido, GamerBee, Phenom, Xiaohai and Momochi.
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About a decade later, the Associated Press investigative reports on NYPD spying were released, confirming what New York's Muslim communities already knew: They were being targeted for systematic infiltration.
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Since then, hardline security officials have arrested dozens of artists, journalists and businessmen, including Iranians holding joint U.S. or British citizenship, as part of a crackdown on "Western infiltration".
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"The act of a newcomer making posts without having taken the exam (or even introducing themselves) is a sign of infiltration or ignorance/mere ideology shopping," wrote user Adalwulf.
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" Odinga gave a detailed, minute-by-minute account of the alleged electronic infiltration, saying the fraud had been uncovered after the hacker forgot "one key element: turning off logging.
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Presidential aides have said that only in the months after the coup attempt has it become clear how deep was the infiltration of the Gulen movement through government institutions.
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Jar Jar Binks is an insipid scaly rabbit-frog who never needed to exist, and porgs are a mostly plot-irrelevant bit of filler designed to mask puffin infiltration.
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"Recently, I have been made aware of what I believe to be credible evidence or credible information regarding potential terrorist infiltration through the southern border regarding this incident," Rep.
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In its more extreme forms, this view promotes conspiracies about government infiltration and the danger that Shariah, the legal code of Islam, may take over in the United States.
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But Kuomintang Chairman Wu Den-yih said Tsai was the real threat, pointing to an anti-infiltration law she championed and passed late last year to tackle Chinese influence.
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One former military prosecutor says such was the scale of undercover Gulenists' infiltration over the last two decades that they are still the largest faction in the armed forces.
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They fight with literal tooth and nail, but also through less overt means like infiltration and exfiltration, espionage and sabotage and an oddly intimate form of psychological monkey-wrenching.
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The progressive left is proud of its infiltration into the school system and truly believes it has a right and duty to force its "superior" viewpoints on everyone else.
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Taiwan says China has been stepping up its efforts to sway electors and is planning an anti-infiltration law to counter Chinese influence efforts, which could pass next week.
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Three enlisted women are now in the training pipeline to become special warfare combatant-craft crewmen, small-boat operators frequently teamed with Navy SEALs for infiltration and exfiltration missions.
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Now comes a television drama created by John Singleton, best known for "Boyz N the Hood," that explores crack cocaine's infiltration of South Central Los Angeles in the 1980s.
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"Infiltration," won the inaugural Evo Street Fighter V crown, surprising precisely nobody given he came into the tournament following a dominant opening six months of the game's competitive lifespan.
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Secondly, strengthen South Korea's defenses - anti-missiles, more striking power, and better capacities to take on the North Korean threats of chemical and biological warfare, and Special Forces infiltration.
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But to those concerned that their local food offerings might be the result of intentional and targeted infiltration by foreign governments: You may be more right than you know.
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Whatever the outcome of the NRA investigation, it suggests that party networks may be more susceptible to infiltration than strong parties with key actors all under one organizational umbrella.
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In the latest move, Israel's Defence Ministry said on Sunday that work had started on a maritime wall that would block infiltration by seaborne Palestinian fighters from north Gaza.
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So FBI Director Wray today said we respect the congressional oversight, at the same time refusing to hand over any information regarding that very FBI infiltration of the Trump campaign.
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To bypass the Find My iPhone's activation lock, criminals have turned to sophisticated methods of infiltration, targeting desperate owners of missing devices with phishing emails gearing toward capturing iCloud credentials.
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On Wednesday she called for a multi-national effort to fight some types of infiltration, such as the circulation of fake news by certain countries, which she did not name.
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Cybersecurity experts have warned that if in fact Russia is found to be behind the breach and subsequent leaks of information, that infiltration would represent a paradigm shift in cyberwarfare.
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The Obama administration had resisted arming the rebels, citing concerns about the infiltration of extremists groups who could possibly use those weapons against other targets, CNN reported at the time.
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"We need to defeat the enemies of our country and always stay vigilant and stop infiltration from the West," a female voter told CNN on the eve of the vote.
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As the game goes on, you control or cause more and more interactions with the game's systems: all the way to a full-scale infiltration of a massive surveillance operation.
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As American punks and hardcore fans began to experience a similar infiltration in the '80s, they began to embrace the 1981 Dead Kennedys "Nazi Punks Fuck Off" as their anthem.
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It's one of the forces powering Atlanta's trap's infiltration the mainstream, and part of what made the unrefined rawness of Chicago's drill feel an extension of a city in crisis.
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In Slovakia, the top prosecutor has acknowledged the existence of an "agricultural Mafia," and a journalist investigating the infiltration of the farm industry by Italian mobsters was murdered last year.
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But an early exit could extend the instability — in the absence of a stable coalition to replace Ortega, a vacuum could allow the infiltration of state institutions by criminal gangs.
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Several states already have admitted to potential hacking infiltration, and most states, in response, are seeking advice from the Department of Homeland Security on how better to protect their networks.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), who was forced to resign last summer as head of the DNC amid the hacking scandal, confronted Comey over his handling of the organization infiltration.
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So the zones would require a constant air presence to guard, and to prevent infiltration the United States or allies would also need troops on the ground at the zone.
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The British government considers the infiltration of extremist networks to be the domain of M.I.22019, or of such law-enforcement agencies as the Metropolitan Police's Counter-Terror Command (C.T.C.).
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A working definition of "streetwear" prominently features in the opening section of gallery and together they drive home Mr. Abloh's belief that his exhibition is itself a form of infiltration.
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Larry J. Hanley, a transit workers leader who championed union democracy and denounced organized crime's infiltration of the labor movement, died on May 7 in Columbia, Md. He was 62.
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Years of law-enforcement investigation and infiltration of right-wing terror groups commenced, and by the early 1990s, many of the movement's most violent members were dead or in jail.
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Protesters use encrypted apps like Telegram to mobilize swiftly through multiple group chats, with less risk of police infiltration, an in-depth report published by Reuters earlier this month said.
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He has claimed that the invasion in "The Camp of the Saints" was an accelerated version of what he called the "infiltration" faced by France over the past several decades.
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While this kind of cooperation is extremely valuable, it is not sufficient to counter infiltration by transnational terrorists and the specific domestic vulnerabilities driving Indonesians to join groups like ISIS.
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My story was among the allegations in the Handschu lawsuit that led to the historic 1971 guidelines limiting the N.Y.P.D.'s improper infiltration and surveillance of constitutionally protected political activities.
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Burr said he worried that foreign commercial investment and acquisitions might jeopardize sensitive technologies and that U.S. academic research and laboratories may be at risk of infiltration by China's spies.
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At times his language has been even more reformist than Deng's, at others it has been coloured by nationalism, with warnings against the "infiltration" of China by "Western thinking and culture".
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" As for the infiltration of drag into mainstream makeup, Dam-Mikkelsen says, "I do see a lot of girls doing drag makeup, I know a lot of YouTubers doing extreme makeup.
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When Lee "Infiltration" Seon-woo won Evo's grand finale Sunday night, he was asked how he managed to defeat his opponent — Ai "Fuudo" Keita — after losing to him only rounds earlier.
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The Conservatives, who form the official opposition in parliament, see the refugee infiltration as a security risk and want the government to devote more money and resources to policing the border.
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To protect them from this level of heating the researchers used a process called reactive melt infiltration to infuse the composite with a liquid mixture of zirconium, titanium, carbon and boron.
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But Mr Moon's attempt to make the NIS into a "Korean-style CIA" is unpopular with conservatives, who see the agency's investigative abilities as a powerful tool against North Korean infiltration.
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This causes "possible security risks such as money laundering, terrorist financing, corruption and infiltration of organised crime," the EU Commission said in the report, confirming a Reuters story earlier this week.
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"Every Pakistan post through which infiltration takes place should be reduced to rubble by artillery fire," blustered a retired brigadier who now mans a think-tank in New Delhi, India's capital.
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Ms. Raggi, a 37-year-old lawyer, has promised to fight corruption and bring back Rome's splendor a year after a wide-reaching scandal exposed criminal infiltration in city bidding contracts.
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In the months since, the infiltration and its consequences have taken surprising and often bizarre turns, culminating in a political scandal this week as the Democratic National Convention opened in Philadelphia.
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They note that while this increase is important, more important is the redistribution of fat to the abdominal area and visceral organs, as well as its infiltration into muscle and bone.
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TAIPEI, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Taiwan's parliament passed an anti-infiltration law on Tuesday to combat perceived threats from China as the democratic island gears up for a presidential vote on Jan.
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A group of 123 artists published an essay entitled "German Artists Protest," decrying the "foreign infiltration" of Germany's art market and art collections and demanding support for a "national art" instead.
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Some Australian-based Chinese community organizations have either been set-up specifically to influence the diaspora while existing ones are targets for influence and infiltration through financial incentives or else intimidation.
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However, while most of the illnesses have been linked to illicit THC vapes, CDC officials have said they can't rule out any "infiltration" of tainted products into state-licensed marijuana dispensaries.
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Amir Ali Hajizadeh, the head of Iran's missile program, accused American and allied intelligence agencies of turning their campaigns of "infiltration and sabotage" to Iran's missile complex from its atomic infrastructure.
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The crowd erupted in Las Vegas, 210,210 fighting game fans clapping, cheering and booing as Infiltration suplexed his way to a victory over Fuudo, becoming Evolution 22's Street Fighter V champion.
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Agents also interviewed "Guccifer" -- the hacker who targeted the Bush family -- who detailed his successful infiltration of close Clinton friend Sidney Blumenthal's email account and reviewed 30,000 emails and downloaded 25 attachments.
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While at the U.S. Attorney's Office in Manhattan, Weissmann helped prosecute high-ranking members of the Genovese, Colombo and Gambino crime families, and fought the infiltration of organized crime on Wall Street.
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Critics say that running those successful schools was a "cover" for his "infiltration" of the government, although raising the level of Turkey's education and culture was always one of Gulen's stated goals.
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And if it wasn't for the American public's worries about the Administration's inability to manage terrorist-infiltration from Syria, it is these types of persecuted victims we would be open to receiving.
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"Any attempt to endanger China's sovereignty and security ... or use Hong Kong to carry out infiltration and sabotage activities against the mainland is an act that crosses a red line," Xi said.
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That appeals to Elizabeth Hyde, a Sanders volunteer-leader in Indianapolis, who talks of a years-long campaign to move her party leftwards, copying "infiltration" tactics long used by the Republican right.
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To measure how well the CSASS maintains that zero, the test team used a mobile weapons bore sight collimator to ensure the "pre-mission" zero was not degraded by parachute infiltration shock.
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However, the company refused to say who had authorized the infiltration, how long it had been going on, or how many workers were used to infiltrate animal rights groups or other opponents.
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Knowing that Israel will never allow for a mass infiltration that would endanger our towns and villages just hundreds of meters from the fence, Hamas is intentionally sending Palestinians to their deaths.
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"But even more troubling than that, I've been made aware of what I believe to be credible evidence, credible information, regarding terrorist infiltration through the southern border regarding this incident," he said.
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While we focus on protecting Americans from threats already on our soil, the Administration should pause Syrian refugee flows into the United States until it can prevent any and all terrorist infiltration.
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In fact, infiltration of tumors with anti-tumor lymphocytes during chemotherapy, along with elimination of inhibitory lymphocytes that shut off the anti-breast cancer response, may be critical to making chemotherapy effective.
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The real war for the connected home has really only started playing out, but it's hard to ignore Amazon's healthy head start, both in terms of home infiltration and third-party partners.
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"The fall of Hansa Market is the culmination of an infiltration operation, the Dutch police in June had management control of the marketplace," a Google translation of the Politie press release reads.
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It looks like the real Ron Stallworth isn't the only one getting bizarre phone calls about BlacKkKlansman, the movie based on the cop's real-life infiltration of the KKK in Colorado Springs.
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Yet, Dizzee, Skepta, and Wiley have been coming to Ibiza for nearly half a decade – and grime has been going for over 15 years – so what makes this new infiltration so special?
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"When I talked about a U.S. infiltration plot, it made some people in the country frustrated," said the Shi'ite clerical leader, who has final say on all major state policy in Iran.
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He testified that while they knew each other because of the overlap in their work, Mr. Miranda had never told him about the infiltration or provided him with copies of Democrats' memos.
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In December 1967, as North Vietnamese troops were flooding down the Ho Chi Minh Trail in preparation for the Tet offensive, Baldwin wrote of a reduced rate of infiltration from North Vietnam.
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As an initial matter, there is no Supreme Court case that forbids the president from calling for an investigation of the FBI's supposed "infiltration" or surveillance of presidential campaign for improper purposes.
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For the first half hour or so, audiences watch Ron's journey from a desk jockey to an undercover detective, and through a comical set of circumstances, witness his infiltration into the KKK.
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That attack came after the shooting down of an Israeli F-16 fighter jet by Syrian forces, and the infiltration of Israeli airspace by what the IDF said was an Iranian drone.
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The commission combed through a long history of protected information, concerning everything from bomb tests to Communist infiltration, before calling for a vast reduction in the amount of federal information deemed ''classified.
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Recently, President Tsai Ing-wen's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) proposed an anti-infiltration law to prevent foreign forces from intervening in Taiwan's political system and elections, reported the Central News Agency.
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I&aposve been talking about this issue since about 1996, was laughed at by most people, but now we are seeing the fruits of their infiltration of our universities and our economic system.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia is considering subjecting thousands of refugees from Syria to tougher character and security checks than their European counterparts to minimize the risk of "extremist infiltration", a leaked policy document says.
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" His main rival Ted Cruz vowed to "immediately halt the flow of refugees from countries with a significant al-Qaeda or ISIS presence," and to "secure the southern border to prevent terrorist infiltration.
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Last month, the cybersecurity firm Trend Micro found that the same Russian-government linked hacking group behind the infiltration of the Democratic National Committee appeared to also behind the hacking of Macron's campaign.
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Esmaili said the sentenced woman was a student in Britain before being recruited by the British Council to run its Iran desk, and was in charge of projects for "cultural infiltration" in Iran.
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US intelligence had broken enough North Vietnamese ciphers to be able to follow the infiltration along the Ho Chi Minh trail (via Laos and Cambodia) of North Vietnamese regular troops into South Vietnam.
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Naturally, any such reform should happen alongside continued efforts to improve our election infrastructure — building better systems for maintaining voter rolls and counting ballots, even as hackers continue to improve their infiltration methods.
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Amid all that, though, Johnson finds plenty of room for familiar thrilling Star Wars adventure, from a Rogue One-style information-and-infiltration scheme to Phantom Menace-style rambunctious, CGI-forward chase sequences.
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Herzog hints at the next level of infiltration, where technology will embed itself in our lives to the point of invisibility, the environment wired to meet, and perhaps even anticipate, our every demand.
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For instance, a new border security program is being launched that will cover 900 kilometers (560 miles) of the northern frontier of the kingdom with Iraq to prevent infiltration by ISIS-affiliated fighters.
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"There is a large concentration of people along this border and a big infiltration of elements from Daesh terrorists who are present heavily," Joudeh said, using the Arabic derogatory term for Islamic State.
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One of those attackers had claimed credit for a previously reported infiltration of a small dam in upstate New York, making these the first public charges for digital attacks on critical US infrastructure.
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What we don't often get is a full-on action movie infiltration scene, but when they approach the mysterious compound of Negan and The Saviors (album coming this Christmas), we get exactly that.
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The boats, some in distress, some abandoned and some with dead bodies on board, have raised fears about infiltration by spies as tension with North Korea surges over its missile and nuclear programs.
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Tasha Robinson, The Verge: Johnson finds plenty of room for familiar thrilling Star Wars adventure, from a Rogue One-style information-and-infiltration scheme to Phantom Menace-style rambunctious, CGI-forward chase sequences.
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Accepting 2628,28503 Syrian refugees by September 22019 without airtight screening procedures in place to prevent terrorist infiltration of refugee flows into the U.S. puts American lives at potential risk of a similar attack.
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The case took a surprising turn in June, after Democratic Party officials, perhaps seeing an opportunity to paint Mr. Trump as Moscow's favored candidate, revealed the apparent Russian infiltration to The Washington Post.
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Two officials working at a Taiwanese state security agency, who declined to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter, said Chinese infiltration of Taiwan's media posed "threats" to the island's security.
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On the radio, two local talk show hosts, after reviewing a new Mediterranean restaurant—"I wasn't in love with the baklava"—chat matter-of-factly about the Obama administration's infiltration by Muslim extremists.
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With the Prince Street Girls series, Susan Meiselas has accomplished something subtle but radical: a body of work devoted entirely to how women regard each other without the infiltration of a male perspective.
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"These verbal fire-raisers question people's equality and dignity, they speak of foreign infiltration, boost their own identity to denigrate others and stoke hostile feelings toward perceived enemies," said BfV President Thomas Haldenwang.
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Meanwhile, a presentation authored by Rob Wainwright, Director of Europol, and found via a Google search by Motherboard, describes Operation Pacifier as a "successful infiltration and technical investigation" of a Tor hidden service.
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One way Canada is trying to allay concerns about infiltration of the refugee flow by violent militants is by limiting refugees it admits to women, children and lesbian, bisexual, gay and transgender individuals.
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" But Guterres told reporters on Wednesday that "this is not the way to best protect the U.S. or any other country in relation to the serious concerns that exist about possible terrorist infiltration.
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Ahmet Sik, a Turkish reporter famed for his exposé of the infiltration into Turkish military and the judiciary by the followers of the cleric Fethullah Gulen, has been elected to a parliamentary seat.
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A week later China's public-security minister visited Guangdong and urged local police to "resolutely defend the great southern gate of China's political security" by combating "all kinds of infiltration, sabotage and subversion".
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While China has denied seeking to interfere in Taiwan's elections, Taiwan's parliament on the final day of last year passed a new anti-infiltration law designed to stop Chinese influence on Taiwan's democracy.
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Tunisia also faces uncertainty from the conflict in neighboring Libya, as ever more people flee the fighting and the security services attempt to seal off the border from any possible infiltration by militants.
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"This committee should investigate what happened in the 2016 election to ensure that DHS's assistance is appropriately tailored to prevent infiltration of election boards and other election infrastructure in the future," they wrote.
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" She took a forceful tone Wednesday, saying Taipei would take an "aggressive approach to counteract the Chinese government's infiltration of our society and economy, as well as their interference in our domestic affairs.
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The only cross-border infiltration by a terrorist was almost two decades ago when Ahmed Ressam, an Algerian, was arrested on a ferry arriving in Washington state from Canada on December 14, 1999.
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On Wednesday, the three former Conservative lawmakers said that the Tories were as vulnerable as Labour to infiltration, in their case by supporters of the right-wing U.K. Independence Party, known as UKIP.
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"The defendant Wu Gan has long been influenced by the infiltration of anti-China forces and he gradually formed his ideas about overthrowing the country's current political and judicial system," the indictment said.
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Paranoid critics argue that laws regulating the halal meat trade or allowing the building of new mosques are, in fact, cover for a wider campaign of infiltration and "Islamization" of a vulnerable China.
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As CNN noted, Pikini itself is not necessarily all that important and has nothing to do with separate questions from Parliament about alleged Russian infiltration of Facebook to mess with other countries' domestic politics.
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Foreign infiltration The Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported last week that Nurmantyo told an audience in Indonesia recently he believed the Australian military was attempting to recruit Indonesian soldiers sent to the country for training.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The Indian government will implement a national register of citizens on a priority basis in the states facing infiltration of foreign citizens illegally, President Ram Nath Kovind told lawmakers on Thursday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese Muslims should promote social harmony and resist illegal religious "infiltration", President Xi Jinping said while visiting a mosque in a heavily-Muslim part of western China, state media reported on Thursday.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An Odyssey Works experience is an act of infiltration, where one person's life is augmented, whether over a single day or a series of months, with artistic interventions.
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Challenges and threats to China's sovereignty and power, or the use of Hong Kong as a base for infiltration and sabotage, were acts that crossed "the red line" and were "absolutely impermissible", Xi said.
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The potential opening up to the West has alarmed hardline allies of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei and the arrests appear to be part of a crackdown on what some officials have called Western "infiltration".
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While many online protest groups benefit from the open nature of the internet, they will inevitably want to develop means by which they can resist infiltration by adversaries taking advantage of that same openness.
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According to the cyber police, no infiltration into the electoral system has been recorded yet, but they expect even larger attacks a month before the elections when the commission's regional offices will start working.
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Based at RAF Mildenhall, the 67th Special Operations Squadron's primary roles are HAAR (Helicopter Air-to-Air Refueling) of SOF helicopter/tilt rotor aircraft, infiltration, exfiltration and resupply of SOF by airdrop and land.
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The files are bound to resonate not only among those subjected to surveillance decades ago, but also among current activists and organizations that have faced police surveillance and infiltration in the years since Sept.
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James F. Jeffrey, who was the American ambassador here from 2008 to 2010, told a Turkish newspaper that Gulenists, as Mr. Gulen's supporters are known, had "extreme infiltration" in Turkey's police force and judiciary.
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"Taiwan was the most important work of ours: the infiltration into media, temples, and grassroots organizations," Wang said through a translator in a televised interview on Australia's Channel 9 "60 Minutes" program on Sunday.
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The opposition Kuomintang has said it supports efforts to protect Taiwan from any infiltration threat, but accused the DPP of rushing through the legislation for electoral gain, calling it a threat to Taiwan's democracy.
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In addition, an email surfaced from 2013 in which she appeared to show her using terms with Nazi-era connotations including "Überfremdung," which roughly translates to "foreign infiltration" according to a Deutsche Welle report.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China must be on guard against foreign infiltration through religion and stop "extremists" spreading their ideology, President Xi Jinping told a top-level meeting on managing religion, state media reported on Sunday.
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"We must resolutely resist overseas infiltration through religious means and guard against ideological infringement by extremists," Xi was quoted as saying at a two-day national working conference on religion that ended on Saturday.
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Before Senator McCarthy gained widespread notice from his crusade to expose Communist infiltration of the federal government and the nation's armed forces, he had chaired the Senate Joint Committee Study and Investigation of Housing.
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Smith said there is no sign the hackers were successful in persuading anyone to click on the fake websites, which could have exposed a target victim to computer infiltration, hidden surveillance and data theft.
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Because project buildings were capable of housing thousands of people in a small area, it was easier to neglect their growing problems, such as gang infiltration, gun and sexual violence, and dilapidated living conditions.
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The project, accessible only to pre-registered law enforcement, describes itself as a "one-stop internet resource for information concerning the perceived threat of Muslim infiltration and terrorism in the country," according to the SPLC.
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Ostia was put under control of a government commissioner for more than two years because of alleged mafia infiltration of the local administration as part of a wide-ranging investigation dubbed "Mafia Capital" in 2014.
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So are reports of depressed school attendance after raids, or of immigrants unwilling to seek out social services from local organizations, or the Cinco de Mayo celebration in Philadelphia canceled over fears of ICE infiltration.
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Border forces in Hindu-majority India, which wants to deport around 40,000 Rohingya already living in the country, citing security risks, have been authorised to use "rude and crude" methods to stop any infiltration attempts.
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As the new students arrive in "Blackboard Jungle," Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch) shows up to explain why she's against the Southside infiltration: More students mean more packed classes, and more packed classes mean plummeting GPAs.
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Without both a firm refutation of white nationalist sentiment and making the space of the game unfriendly to those ideologies, Triternion risks falling into the same traps as contemporary medievalists dealing with white supremacist infiltration.
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A decade ago, officials cracked down on what they said was infiltration of Islamists at Charles de Gaulle and Orly, the second Paris airport, closing down some 15 clandestine prayer rooms at the two airports.
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Meanwhile, the AfD has transformed itself from a simple Euro-sceptic party to one that skillfully foments fears of foreigners and infiltration from abroad, a dynamic that has become familiar across much of the West.
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Border forces in Hindu-majority India, which wants to deport around 40,000 Rohingya already living in the country, citing security risks, have been authorized to use "rude and crude" methods to stop any infiltration attempts.
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The potential opening up to the West after last year's nuclear deal has alarmed Iranian hardliners, and Afshar's arrest appears to be part of a crackdown against what some officials have portrayed as Western infiltration.
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If we're trying to prevent carnage like that of Orlando, we need to be vigilant not only about infiltration by the Islamic State, and not only about American citizens poisoned into committing acts of terrorism.
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After the Oklahoma City bombing, the FBI penetrated and disrupted militias and other right-wing extremist groups, using many of the same techniques that the Italians had found so effective: infiltration, surveillance and network analysis.
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Paper ballots on the other hand are extremely hard to hijack at scale and any tampering would require in-person infiltration, and yet no particular role has enough power to completely invent an electoral outcome.
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The Ryu-playing Hajime "Tokido" Taniguchi, ranked second ahead of Evo and expected to be right up there among the highest finishers, especially given he'd beaten Infiltration only last month, could only finish in 13th.
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He believed that the Vietcong were impeding South Vietnam's advancement to the takeoff stage, and that the United States therefore needed to expend all necessary military and diplomatic means to stop the Vietcong's guerrilla infiltration.
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The often electric "José Parlá: It's Yours," at the Bronx Museum of the Arts, and the overly blunt "JR: Chronicles," at the Brooklyn Museum, demonstrate the vastly differing shapes that infiltration can take — intricate vs.
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"The systemic infiltration of the navy by these radicalized elements is shocking to us," Although these incidents are cause for alarm, most experts agree that Pakistan has done a good job safeguarding its nuclear weapons.
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In recent months, Chinese officials with diplomatic passports have become bolder about showing up unannounced at research or government facilities, American officials said, with the infiltration of the military base only the most remarkable instance.
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It is a major partner in an effort involving several countries in the Lake Chad basin to fight Boko Haram and has deployed 700 troops along border areas to prevent infiltration by the Islamist group.
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As British explorers set out across the globe in the 19th century, fears of the colonial "other" became tangled up with paranoid fantasies of far-flung environments invading their shores — of glacial infiltration or contamination.
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The unknown identity of a mysterious hacker claiming to be the sole architect behind the infiltration of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) has raised fears that Russia may be trying to influence the U.S. election.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A proposed anti-infiltration bill in Taiwan which the government says is needed to combat Chinese influence is spreading alarm amongst the Taiwanese business community in China, the Chinese government said on Wednesday.
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The F.B.I. was cognizant of being seen as interfering with a presidential campaign, and former law enforcement officials are adamant that they did not investigate the Trump campaign organization itself or target it for infiltration.
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Nellie Bly, the famed female journalist, is the stuff of legend — and so is this drama detailing her infiltration of the Women's Lunatic Asylum (based on the real New York City institution on Blackwell's Island).
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Edgardo Buscaglia, a lawyer and anti-corruption specialist said the bill does not do enough to prevent the infiltration of organized crime money in political campaigns, a key issue amid Mexico's high-profile drug violence.
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These investments have generated alarm that, in return for money, cash-strapped Canadian universities are relinquishing control to Huawei of intellectual property related to 5G, while making themselves vulnerable to infiltration by China's security apparatus.
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Moving to Washington on the recommendation of J. Edgar Hoover, he was hired by Senator Joseph McCarthy to serve as chief counsel for the infamous Army-McCarthy hearings on Communist infiltration in the State Department.
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Through painstaking work, locals moved 296 million tonnes of soil and rock by hand, built infiltration pits and embankments, and planted trees to restore landscapes, said Otto, whose organization was involved in some of the projects.
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"They connect dual citizens like Siamak who are active in business and society as 'agents of infiltration', which is a complete misperception," said Bijan Khajehpour, a Vienna-based business consultant who is Namazi's cousin by marriage.
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Needless to say, in the wrong hands, this wealth of confidential data poses a serious threat to companies and consumers alike, be it via network infiltration or the theft of personal identity or proprietary corporate information.
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The Chinese government may be relishing the opportunity that THAAD has provided to push back against what officials sometimes call South Korea's "cultural infiltration": its popular music ("K-pop") and television dramas have huge Chinese followings.
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While some might applaud the FBI for tracking threats online, others recall its Cointelpro initiative, which lasted from 1956 to 1971 and involved surveillance and infiltration of groups the agency deemed subversive, including civil-rights organisations.
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Infiltration also talked about some of his issues with the Capcom Pro Tour and Capcom Cup, including a lack of communication about tournament structure and scheduling and lack of rest and practice space at Capcom Cup.
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However, for Justin Trash and his rap group, Uptown Boy Band, (which consists of Joe Rascal, Roc Lee and himself) the infiltration of the Korean language and culture in rap music is still vastly uncharted territory.
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Turkey accuses Gulen, who has lived in self-imposed exile for almost 20 years, of running a decades-long campaign to overthrow the state through the infiltration of Turkish institutions, particularly the military, police and judiciary.
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Being able to save (and exit, to return later) at several stages of the infiltration has been vital, as these shadows can pack a punch—my poor, fragile Egg-san's been floored a few times already.
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Wang, who is a state councillor as well as China's foreign minister, said on Monday China "never interferes with the internal politics of other countries, let alone carry out the so-called infiltration of other countries".
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In 2016 Turkey launched a military incursion into northern Syria to drive back IS fighters from the border, and it has built a wall along its 911-km (566-mile) frontier to try to halt infiltration.
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The Fulani, or Peul in French, are a cattle-herding people who have long co-existed peacefully with farmers from Mali's largest ethnic group, the Bambaras, but economic pressures and Islamist militant infiltration have stoked tensions.
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Anne Schuchat, principal deputy director of the CDC, said while most of the illnesses have been linked to illicit THC vapes, the agency can't rule out any "infiltration" of tainted products into state-licensed marijuana dispensaries.
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MANILA — Six Philippine soldiers were killed and 23 others wounded, the military said on Tuesday, when a platoon checking on reports of an infiltration by communist rebels stepped on improvised bombs as they negotiated hilly terrain.
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ANI cited unidentified Indian army sources as saying there was a major infiltration attempt in the Uri sector of Jammu and Kashmir on Tuesday night by militants who were given fire cover from Pakistani army posts.
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Completed in 1909, the Beaux Arts style structure hosted hearings into the sinking of the Titanic, allegations of Communist infiltration of the U. S. Army by Senator Joe McCarthy, conduct of the Vietnam War, and Watergate.
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Pablo Guzman, an early member of the Young Lords, said he hoped to have a chance to inspect the Police Department's records on the group, which was the target of extensive surveillance and infiltration, he said.
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Separately, the army said it had repelled infiltration by Islamic State militants against the government-held towns of al Barda and al Bayarat almost 10 km (six miles) west of Palmyra and killed dozens of militants.
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As Sam Rosenfeld notes in his 2017 book The Polarizers, they used rhetoric of "hijacking" to describe the right's attempts to take over the GOP, summoning the familiar Cold War bogey of infiltration by foreign elements.
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When modern antifa developed in the 1970s and '80s era a lot of it was in response to the infiltration of alternative social spaces and punk venues and social centers by neo-Nazis and other fascists.
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She taught me that light skin is not a pass for assimilation, but an opportunity for infiltration: We could work to make our community accessible for everyone, not just for the fair-skinned people within it.
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I helped conduct military investigations into the Gulen network's infiltration during my tenure at the Air Force Attorney General's office, and investigations uncovered evidence that connected 22019,000 officers to the Gulen movement between 1986 and 2006.
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Officials in Haryana said Mr. Modi had alerted them to the infiltration of the cow protection movement by "members of opposition parties or antisocial elements," and said they hoped that the licensing arrangement would halt it.
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There are of course many well-known accounts of undercover journalism and like many people, I've read them with interest, from Gloria Steinem's infiltration of Playboy Clubs to Shane Bauer's stint as an American prison guard.
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Hoping to build the resistance that was already taking shape in the Army, activists at G.I. coffeehouses worked directly with service members on hundreds of political projects and demonstrations, despite relentless government surveillance, infiltration and harassment.
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Second, it was the site of a critical section of the covert infiltration network used by the North Vietnamese to funnel thousands of troops into South Vietnam, known as the Ho Chi Minh Trail by Americans.
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Adding to concerns about Chinese infiltration was the account of a man who told the authorities in Australia that he had worked as a Chinese intelligence operative in Taiwan to help curry support for Mr. Han.
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During a White House press briefing, L. Francis Cissna said that while he does not have data to support a connection between chain migration and terrorism, the current system is vulnerable to infiltration by bad actors.
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The contest between May and Gove could be brutal as the pair have clashed openly in the past, notably about each other's handling of a controversy over alleged infiltration of schools in Birmingham by Islamic hardliners.
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Mr. Sik pointed out that he had been imprisoned in 2011 for exposing the workings of the Gulen movement and its infiltration of state institutions, and now is being prosecuted for being allied with the movement.
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As a result of the app's recent infiltration — in which the regular flow of conversation was disrupted by people who weren't necessarily devotees of Mr. Renner — the "Avengers" actor announced the end of the app himself.
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Some Silicon Valley companies have also been criticized for their hard-line stance on encryption of messaging products, a method of communication adopted by terrorist groups that is largely not susceptible to infiltration by law enforcement.
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"Stories like 'Chinese espionage' or 'China's infiltration in Australia,' with however bizarre plots and eye-catching details, are nothing but lies," the Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman, Geng Shuang, said at a regular news briefing on Monday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's violence-prone far western region of Xinjiang will build a "Great Wall" around its borders to prevent the infiltration of militants from outside the country, state media reported on Tuesday citing the regional governor.
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In recent decades, each drug epidemic has seemingly arrived as a separate wave with its own peculiarities, from the crack epidemic of the late 1980s to the rapid infiltration of fentanyl into the illicit drug market today.
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Bergen correctly comments on the F.B.I.'s use (and misuse) of informants and stings to counter terrorism, but the difference between infiltration and entrapment can be elusive, and so too can the balance between monitoring and privacy.
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"We are doing what the Communist Party has been doing," Andy Chan, a leader of a pro-independence political party, told Reuters, referring to what he believes is infiltration into student groups by China's ruling Communist Party.
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For Beam, the advantage of leaderless resistance over other strategies was that only those participating in an attack or any other type of action would know of the plans, therefore reducing the chance of leads or infiltration.
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For with its proximity to South Sudan, which has been plagued by three years of civil war, West Pokot has seen an infiltration of illegal guns over Kenya's borders that are largely uncontrolled bar a few checkpoints.
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Since the Syria conflict began, Washington has spent tens of millions of dollars to help Amman set up an elaborate surveillance system known as the Border Security Programme to stem infiltration by militants from Syria and Iraq.
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Or the revelation in November that a community centre in north London was inadvertently hosting proselytising sessions for IS. Or the blind eye turned by local authorities to the recent infiltration of some Birmingham schools by Islamists.
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Cooked-up narratives about foreign infiltration are normally the province of the right, but the center-left has cooked up one of its own—or at least, overhyped what little remains known—for reasons of political opportunism.
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India on August 9th summoned Pakistan's high commissioner in New Delhi to protest at what it called continued infiltration of militants across the "Line of Control", the demarcation in Kashmir that neither side recognises as a border.
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Far more pervasively, it emplaces military assets in civilian buildings and densely populated villages, knowing full well the IDF will be compelled to eliminate these capabilities – most notably firing positions, missile and rocket stockpiles and infiltration routes.
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The industry is not only scared by the marriage of Whole Foods and Amazon, it is also now facing the infiltration of European competitors Aldi and Lidl, discount grocers that are attacking traditional grocery stores on price.
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It is still unclear if Butina fits into a broader picture of investigations into Russian infiltration in US politics, however, or if she will agree to cooperate in other federal investigations as part of her plea deal.
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Xi warned then that any attempt to endanger Chinese sovereignty and security, challenge China's power, or use Hong Kong to carry out infiltration or sabotage would be acts that cross "the red line" and were "absolutely impermissible".
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In a "joint technical alert" circulated by email, the agencies said that attacks had compromised some of the targeted networks, but they did not describe the extent of the infiltration or damage or identify any specific victims.
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At this point, Infiltration is the highest-ranked player in the world, followed by Justin Wong and Fuudo, who will qualify by their standings if they don't win one of the few remaining tournaments of the season.
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"Islamic terrorist infiltration is no longer a risk, it has become a certainty: it is therefore my duty to reiterate that no docking will be allowed on Italian shores" he said in a radio interview on Wednesday.
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And, so, for years before Garvey's eventual arrest for mail fraud in connection with the Black Star Line, Hoover pursued and targeted Garvey, using infiltration, surveillance and other stratagems to try to find grounds for his removal.
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The confusion around double meanings runs through Common Carrier — the title itself is a legal term that both FedEx and Verizon use to their advantage — as well as the infiltration of product advertising into our ordinary language.
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What followed was a true ideological about-face, Mr. Mabie said: Mr. Tenney blamed communists for organizing his defeat and got the legislative green light to start investigating "communist infiltration" at a state agency in Los Angeles.
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This week, Parul Sehgal's review of Salman Rushdie, Nell Painter on Romare Bearden, the Bret Stephens/David Karpf "bedbug" beef, Jenna Wortham on whiteness in current cinema, the infiltration of conservative media by white nationalists, and more.
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To objective analysts, the causes include protesters' paranoia after days of police infiltration and brutality, and the lack of any further concessions by the government as rewards for pragmatism other than the shelving of the extradition bill.
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BEIJING, Dec 11 (Reuters) - A proposed anti-infiltration bill in Taiwan which the government says is needed to combat Chinese influence is spreading alarm amongst the Taiwanese business community in China, the Chinese government said on Wednesday.
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The draft bill prohibits anyone donating to a political party, influencing elections or otherwise seeking to sway in Taiwan politics on the instructions of or with the financial support of "infiltration sources" - generally taken to mean China.
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"The conditions in Rakhine are ripe for the influence of extremist stimuli, including the infiltration of Islamic State ideology, which may worsen the situation in Myanmar," researchers at Singapore-based Nanyang Technological University said in a report.
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But this stuff is best used to create a defensive perimeter against infiltration, and as it comes in a gallon-sized container with a powered spray wand, go ahead and apply a heavy dose around your property.
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But as I travelled around Turkey I heard more stories of this kind—tales of people who raised questions about the schools, or about Gülenist infiltration of the police corps, and were arrested and sent to prison.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwan "urgently" needs to pass a planned anti-infiltration law to face threats from China to penetrate the island, President Tsai Ing-wen said on Friday, denouncing China's opposition to it as illogical and hypocritical.
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Highlighting the pervasiveness of China's infiltration into U.S. institutions, Pompeo related that the U.S. stock exchanges give preferential treatment to Chinese firms by excusing them from the reporting and accountability requirements that all U.S. entities must meet.
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At one point, there's an entire elaborate infiltration mission leading to a big fight-and-chase-and-fight sequence, all so a handful of characters can learn that the MacGuffin they're chasing is, effectively, in a different castle.
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And the parliamentary panel which is mad today is responding to allegations of Russian infiltration by recommending stringent regulations for social media sites, the harshest of which would change laws shielding operators from liability for user-submitted content.
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Surveillance and infiltration are not new tactics, but the ACLU revelation last month that Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook had been sharing data with surveillance service Geofeedia reminds us that the internet is bringing it to whole new levels.
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Asked about criticism that China was seeking "infiltration" of the West, Wang Guoqing, a spokesman for parliament's largely ceremonial advisory body which meets in parallel with the legislature, dismissed it as a new word "concocted" to besmirch China.
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However, to prevent any attacks or infiltration from the North, South Korea has strict restrictions on mapping services operating in its country for fear that sensitive information such as military base locations will land in the enemy's hands.
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Fearing for their lives as the initial indiscriminate bombing landed in their neighborhood, followed by the infiltration of the population by Turkish-backed militia during the ceasefire, he decided to leave with his family to look for safety.
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But China's influence strategy is less about infiltration and more a matter of working the free market system in its favor, says Robert Spalding, a Hudson Institute senior fellow and former senior director for strategy to President Trump.
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Those who do emotional and physical labor behind the scenes, in this case, women in service of male leaders, also know background information and are practical targets for outside infiltration, threats, and sowing of the seeds of discord.
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For better or for worse, Jeremy assaulting Rachel felt like a different kind of betrayal — and to be honest, I didn't have faith when the credits rolled on "Infiltration" that the series would treat it as as such.
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The U.K. government has attracted widespread criticism after it announced last Monday that it would not allow a report examining Russian infiltration into U.K. politics to be published prior to the dissolution of Parliament ahead of the election.
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It exploits people's perceived fear of "foreign infiltration" and benefitted from the topic of "immigration" being the number one political issue in the public discourse over the course of the past two years since the refugee crisis unfolded.
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Pneumonia — which leads to infiltration of fluid into the lungs, leaving a patient short of breath and often feverish but still able to function — can become serious or even fatal if it is not properly treated, doctors said.
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While an agricultural company may not seem an obvious candidate for threatening America's homeland, Syngenta owns major assets in the U.S.—including chemical facilities registered with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security as potential targets for terrorist infiltration.
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Between the Pixel and Google Home, 2016 was a big year for Google voice search, but the company's plays in the space still seemed to pale in comparison to Amazon's infiltration, courtesy of its wildly successful Echo devices.
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However, two Afghan officials in the west, speaking on condition of anonymity to share sensitive information they were not authorized to disclose, said the shooting was the result of an argument and not necessarily evidence of Taliban infiltration.
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But, apparently told that the American government was wary of Communist infiltration and that he would have to go to a nearby country first, he landed in Cuba, liked it, began working as a peddler there and remained.
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And when he arrived in 1959, Mr. Rosenbaum said, the United States had allowed postwar rules banning the entrance of participants in Nazi-sponsored persecution to sunset, as the nation grew more concerned about the infiltration of communists.
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Atkinson plumbs a more obscure realm of MI5's activity: its infiltration, during World War II, of the so-called fifth column, a network of British Nazi sympathizers who revered Hitler and eagerly awaited Germany's conquest of Europe.
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A wiser American approach in Iraq would have invested in Iraqi nationalists — seeing not just counterterrorism, Iranian infiltration, and oil, but the concerns of a young population that braved militia bullets to demand reforms to corrupt, broken politics.
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"The infiltration of traffickers into the legal trade has been happening for many years," said a senior specialist at the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, who asked not to be identified for fear of retaliation from supervisors.
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Trump is now taking his usual unbridled umbrage at comments by former National Intelligence Director James Clapper, which the president then misquoted, that he should be glad the F.B.I. was looking into potential Russian infiltration of his campaign.
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And last month, a Microsoft researcher presented evidence that an Iranian hacker group has narrowed its choice of infiltration targets to those linked to industrial control systems, the computers that operate facilities such as power plants and factories.
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Meanwhile, his fierce advocates at Breitbart have lost altitude while the ascendant Daily Caller's eagerness to channel Trump's rawest nationalism has produced a steady drumbeat of internal scandals over its infiltration by members of white nationalist extremist organizations.
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