Defensive invasions with conventional forces are still invasions, and carry with them the very strong likelihood of escalation and conflict.
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This class action lawsuit alleges four counts of privacy invasions.
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All too often, celebrities are victims of invasions of privacy.
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Second, the movies could not feature alien invasions or monsters.
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It spread to ranchers suffering invasions of squatters on rural farms.
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This period was also marked by plague, invasions and economic depression.
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Why would lower apprehensions also mean lower "invasions" of illegal immigrants?
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Time Lord domination of Earth may invite yet more Dalek invasions.
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Most were less sure about virtual battles or alien invasions, though.
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It was in the American sector for the D-Day invasions.
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Proponents of reputational credibility took Putin's 2014 Ukraine invasions as vindication.
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That's because hacks and other online invasions are almost always avoidable.
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The official, who spoke to the AP on the condition of anonymity, said Trump countered his advisers' arguments with examples of invasions he considers successful, such as the invasions of Panama and Grenada in the 1980s.
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Unnecessary invasions of women prisoners' bodies have been documented across the country.
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Oil rig explosions: They're just like earthquakes and volcanoes and alien invasions!
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Protect your home from IoT invasions and back the Akita campaign here.
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But protestors in Hong Kong are countering these gross invasions of privacy.
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These invasions of privacy are not exclusive to the bathroom, oh no.
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"These are not victimless crimes, but damaging invasions of privacy," he said.
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Surprises that include unrelated events like hurricanes and you know, alien invasions.
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If anything, his true thematic pursuits were privacy and invasions of it.
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Rhodes, wary of overextension after the Bush invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Similar pine invasions have already devastated regions of South Africa, for example.
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Since the 20th century, it has experienced several wars, uprisings, and invasions.
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Mugabe's response was uncompromising, labeling the invasions a correction of colonial injustices.
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Good. Not allowed: Alien invasions, medical dramas, doomsday dystopia, and the like.
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These solutions are not usually huge invasions or expensive nation-building exercises.
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He dealt with invasions and plagues and everything else you can imagine.
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One managed by social media engagement, invasions of privacy, and machine learning technology.
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Goodman plays Howard, the guy raving on the Internet about imminent Martian invasions.
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The British Isles have experienced invasions by the Romans, Germanic people and Vikings.
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These past 24 hours have made for a solid day of pitch invasions.
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Scott Walker made no mention of caravans or fake news or foreign invasions.
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Bush, who oversaw the U.S. invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq after the Sept.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Renewed invasions of private ranches by herders in Kenya's northern Laikipia region a year after similar invasions led to deadly conflicts is a sign of cracks in the country's land use system, experts said on Wednesday.
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The rising numbers are likely one driver of the increasing farm invasions, officials said.
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The Uru-eu-wau-wau have faced invasions by illegal loggers and farmers before.
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Indeed, Canada has won this award, for The Barbarian Invasions, a film in French.
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Garcia founded the far-right group UDR that is militantly opposed to land invasions.
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Multiple invasions of multiple countries coincided with unemployment and economic crisis, which continues today.
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These paintings remind us that unexpected invasions and threats are basic staples of life.
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Fox News hosts have indicated they'll continue to talk about immigrant "invasions" as well.
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N.Y.C.F.C. 23, Red Bulls 230 HARRISON, N.J. — The invasions were successful on all fronts.
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"These threads reinforce ideas of the great replacement, invasions, and incursions," said Miller-Idriss.
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" When there is no truth, invasions are "liberations" and internment camps are "relocation centers.
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Egregious invasions of students' privacy, like in the Lower Merion case, will grab headlines.
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Garrison got his start as a child actor in the 1977 movie Starship Invasions.
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They detailed acts of police criminality including armed home invasions stretching back to 2008.
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Westworld satisfied every possible urge in a sci-fi lover's system — save, perhaps, alien invasions.
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Death squads — which we have been a party to training — and invasions of other countries.
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Greek soccer has been plagued by pitch invasions and violence on and off the pitch.
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Of all the zombie invasions, we have to say that hamsters would be the scariest.
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"If Facebook and other online companies will not or cannot fix the privacy invasions," Sen.
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The result opens the door for significant privacy invasions through the app-based advertising system.
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The Chiricahua Apache endured unimaginable hardships due to raids and invasions from the U.S. military.
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Talese wrote that Foos' attempted to justify his invasions of privacy as legitimate sex research.
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Pitch invasions are usually unwelcome in sport, and especially if the invaders can sting you.
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Both home invasions came after a busy couple weeks for thieves in the same area.
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But he said laws must be respected and invasions by force would not be tolerated.
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BTW -- the "street stuff" Tee got put away for was a pair of home invasions.
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"They've been weathering invasions, attacks, and dark wizards since before America even existed," she said.
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There are obligatory references to L.A. traffic, which apparently gets even worse during Martian invasions.
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Indeed, in the annals of brown marmorated stinkbug invasions, it isn't even all that extreme.
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But they did find genes involved in fighting off such viral invasions in the bat.
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That the Wehrmacht fought the blitzkrieg invasions of Poland and France hopped up on methamphetamines.
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There was a lot of crime: drug activity, gang activity, home invasions, drive-by shootings.
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But the stops were frightening, humiliating and unwarranted invasions of black and brown people's bodies.
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But the invasions have intensified dramatically as the solar irrigation project has taken off, they said.
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"We will take action to stop these invasions," Ribeiro told Reuters after meeting the tribal chiefs.
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Plucky little Israel had fended off repeated Arab invasions, and not through the power of prayer.
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Make no mistake about it, proposed raids like these can play out as violent home invasions.
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Nearly all rescued ants participated in later termite invasions, sometimes within an hour of the injury.
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The walls were built in the 800s to protect the pope from barbarian invasions, Beck said.
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An artist created masks that evade facial recognition and send a message about invasions of privacy.
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Some of the soldiers travel in dark green troop transport trucks associated with war-zone invasions.
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No regime changes, riots, violent revolutions, wars or foreign invasions have sullied its exalted urban status.
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Tech We're Using J. David Goodman, a metro reporter, has chronicled the Google and Amazon invasions.
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Court papers tell a story of what appear to be random home invasions with unclear motives.
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For one, teenagers are a resourceful bunch who tend to be allergic to invasions of privacy.
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I don't believe we're a nation that builds walls and whips up hysteria over immigrant invasions.
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It was a just cause, defending the international legal and moral norm against cross-border invasions.
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In Laikipia the young men carrying out armed invasions are mainly from the Pokot and Samburu tribes.
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"What level of privacy invasions are we willing to accept in the context of employment?" she asked.
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Israel has survived existential threats before, including two invasions that nearly wiped out the young Jewish state.
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There are home invasions, robberies, rapist…What if your children or loved ones were threatened this way?
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For every Soviet and post-Soviet misdeed, from labour camps to invasions, they adduced an American counterpart.
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Scarlett Johansson has, unfortunately, experienced appalling invasions of her privacy since she's been in the public eye.
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Understanding these species is incredibly useful for any attempt to design environment policy and prevent further invasions.
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This is the problem with ex post facto consent being used to justify these sorts of invasions.
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It was, according to DeVries, one of the most dramatic invasions he had personally seen up close.
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Scientists hope that by understanding what helped ants spread in the past, they can prevent future invasions.
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The people of cities like Timbuktu, Gao and Djenne have preserved those manuscripts through successive foreign invasions.
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It's incredibly frustrating that children this young have to learn how to deal with invasions of privacy.
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But there was also, at times, an indifference to invasions of privacy, or intrusions into private pain.
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In gay bars in larger towns and cities, straight invasions are often bemoaned by the queer clientele.
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The State College police chief, John Gardner, guesses that 5 to 10 student invasions occur a year.
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It was affirming to finally realize that other women also hated routine invasions of their personal space.
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Between 40 percent and 80 percent of the human genome may be linked to ancient viral invasions.
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As Starks points out, one such contract can and did sometimes represent thousands of individual privacy invasions.
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Centuries of invasions and foreign conquerors have made the need to unite take precedence over private religious differences.
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As mentioned above, the Children of the Forest and their weirwoods suffered not one but two devastating invasions.
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What followed was a spree of abductions, home invasions and robberies across Alabama, Georgia and Florida, officials said.
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But the invasions are also drawing concerns over the street clutter, and the spike in scooter-related injuries.
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The true origin of these mass invasions, and the cumulative impacts of them, are thus not fully known.
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Weld has since been critical of the Iraq War and other invasions, according to The New York Times.
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Widely available facial recognition tools without proper safeguards against their abuse could lead to unwarranted invasions of privacy.
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But then again, Eisenhower led the D-Day invasions and commanded Allied forces during the Second World War.
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It said the fighters were likely "Mai Mai" self-defense groups - militias originally created to resist Rwandan invasions.
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The bases are used to prevent invasions by loggers and miners and to communicate with recently contacted tribes.
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After all, fictional stories of alien invasions are equally prevalent, but those haven't stopped our exploration of space.
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Land invasions are on the rise across Brazil, where President Jair Bolsonaro favors ending protections for Indigenous lands.
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We've also seen a litany of problematic privacy invasions from other countries' governments, as they battle this virus.
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After 22016/22020, he became a dedicated anti-war protester, demonstrating against the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq.
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He said it would be difficult to stop his villagers from killing wild elephants if the invasions continued.
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It's a camera and a microphone in our living room — a combination that's just asking for privacy invasions.
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But Practical Action officials said more "lasting solutions" to elephant invasions of irrigated farmland needed to be worked out.
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But many of those affected in Laikipia suspect the government of ignoring the invasions to avoid jeopardising its vote.
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Sitting at his computer, working on a new protocol for alien invasions, Fury codifies an initiative: The Protectors Initiative.
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The Mai-Mai comprise a number of armed bands that originally formed to resist Rwandan invasions in the 1990s.
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He has dissolved Representative Houses repeatedly, for opposing with manly firmness his invasions on the rights of the people.
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All group chats are invasions of privacy—bits of private life invading professional and social spheres throughout the day.
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He had been participating in "mosque invasions" where he would ambush people worshipping and accuse them of sex slavery.
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The professional photographer captured her son enjoying the sleep of someone who never has to worry about zombie invasions.
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I worry about stuff like getting sick, home invasions, and how animals are in pain but can't tell anyone.
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They comprise several armed bands that originally formed to resist two invasions by Rwandan forces in the late 1990s.
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We regularly test our readiness for plausible scenarios as well as more imaginative crises, like alien and zombie invasions.
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For thousands of years, Georgia has stood at the crossroads of civilizations, and it has survived countless foreign invasions.
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The latter temptation grew after the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, when America again became mired in guerrilla conflicts.
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"I mean, they both support the military industrial complex, the Federal Reserve, deficits, entitlements, invasions of privacy," he added.
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" Schneider detailed death threats, property invasions, and abuse targeted at Pai's family all so Pai could "save the internet.
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Those changes involved major invasions of privacy for some people and significant administrative hassles for all commercial airline passengers.
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After centuries of invasions – from Napoleon to Nazi Germany – the Russian strategic psyche remains staunchly suspicious of the West.
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Indigenous territories – the best defense against deforestation – are seeing land invasions and assassinations of their leaders when they resist.
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The U.S. invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq increased the strategic importance of Georgia, providing it with new political leverage.
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Putin doesn't have many Western admirers given his invasions of foreign countries and brutal crackdown on dissent at home.
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Having started Facebook with relatively strong privacy controls, Mark Zuckerberg adopted Google's monetization strategy, which required systematic privacy invasions.
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But it is just as deadly, playing out in thousands of home invasions, gang killings and stickups gone wrong.
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These stories emerge from the ashes of the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, out of despoliation and environmental plunder.
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The agency says that home invasions, armed robberies, sexual assaults, and homicides are common — even at all-inclusive resorts.
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Leave it to other science fiction fantasists to conjure the heaving frenzies of wars and purges, invasions and explosions.
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Putin is an authoritarian ruler who is known for crushing political dissent and launching unprovoked invasions of sovereign nations.
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Otherwise, she says, we're essentially teaching them that privacy invasions are OK—and encouraging them to cover their tracks.
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Most of them have had historical experiences with Russian military invasions, losing their sovereignty to imperial or Soviet Russia.
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According to the Indigenist Missionary Council, a Catholic group, the number of illegal invasions in indigenous areas has jumped.
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So we shouldn't waste blood and treasure on massive invasions and occupations when those actions serve no security purpose.
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To hear Geert Wilders of the Netherlands or the U.K. Independence Party in Britain tell it, the crisis is not just about refugees: The influx of primarily Muslims is a threat to Western civilization itself, on par with the Arab invasions of the seventh century and the Ottoman invasions of the 16th.
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"Indigenous lands are at risk amid increasing invasions and we're afraid that it'll get worse from now on," Souza said.
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"People shouldn't be resigned to the status-quo where they just accept these shocking invasions of privacy," Gartland told Motherboard.
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Nearly one third of territories demarcated for Brazil's indigenous people have faced invasions from illegal loggers or farmers, Buzatto said.
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But with no energy to spend on fighting native bark beetle invasions by releasing toxic resins, the trees are defenseless.
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Goldfish invasions like this are popping up all over the world, with recent takeovers in Nevada, Colorado and Alberta, Canada.
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"The Trinitarios are involved in homicide, violent assaults, robbery, theft, home invasions, and street-level drug distribution," the FBI said.
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It's an amalgamation of toxic online communities, gross invasions of privacy, the abuse of online manipulation tools, and revenge porn.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. There are some places where invasions of privacy are to be expected.
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Residents of the village in the foothills of Thrissur district, in southwest India's Kerala state, feared invasions by wild elephants.
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That way if a developer polluted later versions with ads or privacy invasions, users could rely on the old one.
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Multiple civil liberties groups object to uniform state student privacy legislation they believe opens the door for invasions of privacy.
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We still speak of the "barbarian invasions" in Europe or of the "tired and huddled masses" in the United States.
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This week we celebrate the 2628th anniversary of D-Day, arguably the most ambitious and consequential military invasions in history.
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Here are some solutions for common crowded-bed complaints, from duvet tug-of-war matches to early-rising kid invasions.
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That means that dating apps can ignore hundreds of complaints from their users about harassment, racism and invasions of privacy.
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This was met with great opposition, as Iona saw frequent invasions from pagan Norsemen up until the late 10th century.
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The UN estimates that 24 million people are already facing food shortages from weather, general food insecurity, and locust invasions.
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Invasions of desert locusts are irregular in the region, the last instance occurred in 2007 at a much smaller scale.
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Ms. Aguiar is part of a local collective that has denounced regular police invasions it says causes terror among residents.
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This would tie lifesaving health care benefits to government procedures that force people to submit to degrading invasions of privacy.
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But they alarmed cybersecurity experts everywhere, reflecting the enormous vulnerabilities to internet invasions faced by disjointed networks of computer systems.
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Those home invasions were common under al-Bashir, who had picked up where al-Nimeiri left off in targeting activists.
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The baseline barrage of privacy invasions you undergo just to get to your gate is comical in its authoritarian overreach.
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This is clearly a fragmented tale of power and servitude, encompassing the history of the world, from the Conquistadors' invasions.
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How much of that is due to the constant drag on women's progress caused by men's invasions of their physical space?
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It would be more useful there, and thankfully our 1-year-old daughter is too young to care about privacy invasions.
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Even if the group doesn't achieve its goals, it's encouraging users to follow its privacy guide to limit Facebook's privacy invasions.
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Even though different empires, governments, and invasions occurred in the region, the Greek language and identity seemed to have never ceased.
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This is an idea lifted from the page, as Wakandans in the comics have resisted all kinds of invasions and attempts.
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According to prosecutors, Ms. Castro orchestrated the enterprise's trips so that multiple home invasions could happen in a series of days.
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Sports Briefing | College Football Seven former Rutgers football players pleaded not guilty to charges related to home invasions and an assault.
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WOMEN were less likely than men to support the Vietnam war, the Gulf war, or the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq.
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"What we're finding is invasions are happening there, and we've been ignorant to the extent to which that's occurring," Ruiz added.
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"There are no ground invasions in the field and clashes, but there is very big shelling and preparatory fire," he said.
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Prom, pop quizzes, college, and crushes might seem inconsequential compared to the seriousness of alien invasions and Captain America going rogue.
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The Framers made that right explicit in the Bill of Rights following their experience with the indignities and invasions of privacy.
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In recent years, scientists have researched the impact of alien plant invasions in watersheds and river-bank areas in South Africa.
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A more effective way of preventing hacker invasions is to keep users away from the tools they use to invade networks.
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Thurmond, a rookie on the Rockford police force, had been shown the statistics documenting the neighborhood's decline—burglaries, shootings, home invasions.
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There were four home invasions between January 17 and February 7, 2017, in Plano, Frisco and Aubrey, all suburbs of Dallas.
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Running back west, to my right was Morro Castle, a fort built in 1589 to guard the harbor against foreign invasions.
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"Exploitation of health or similarly sensitive data can put consumers at risk of privacy invasions and other harms," the brief said.
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Trump has called migrant caravans bound for the United States "invasions" and has threatened to close the U.S. border with Mexico.
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Though the island is only 37 acres, its ruins reflect the Mediterranean's rich history, a tumultuous succession of invasions and settlements.
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At the heart of the franchise is the story of a gigantic superbeing who defends Earth from monsters and alien invasions.
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But it has touted its missiles and nuclear weapons as the "sacred sword" its people have long sought to deter American invasions.
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The claims made against Bauer in the indictment include both gross invasions of privacy as well as textbook examples of revenge porn.
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Amid foreign invasions, civil wars, and insurgent attacks, Afghans have gathered to cheer on their favorite "chapandaz," as the riders are known.
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If only the 14-year-old company had realized it without having first enabled massive invasions of privacy on billions of people.
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Headphone design is no stranger to invasions from other categories, whether you're talking LED lights, belt buckles, or, um, cat-ear speakers.
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In 1967, Israel launched a pre-emptive attack against what Israeli leaders believed were imminent attacks and invasions from neighboring Arab states.
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Still, pitch invasions can serve a rather more noble purpose than a well-oiled 19-year-old showing off to his mates.
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Bolsonaro's hardline rhetoric on crime garnered early support from Brazil's farm belt, where booming plantations are threatened by land invasions and robberies.
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Why is a museum an appropriate and/or interesting venue in which to explore surveillance, violence, and post-9/11 military invasions?
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Will the latter-day descendants of those Europeans be able to hold back the "barbarian invasions" from Africa in the 21st century?
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The exhibition advances the idea Crimea's history of invasions and its current political situation of the annexation represents a centuries-long pattern.
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Goldfish invasions start with a disconnect between how people view goldfish and what goldfish are like in the wild, Dr. Beatty said.
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Many Africans contrast the lack of global outrage to the chorus of international condemnation of the 2000 invasions of white-owned farms.
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His opponent to the left is Julius Malema, a gifted populist, who calls for land invasions and the nationalization of the economy.
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The worst, often in illegal settlements called "invasions," are assembled from scrap building materials and tarps, tree branches, sticks and even cardboard.
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The constitutional rights of the thousands of black people who experienced multiple physical invasions and unwanted touching were irrelevant to Mike Bloomberg.
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It is better to be sure that the privacy and the safety of your loved ones is protected from digital home invasions.
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But we can hope to change what we demand from ourselves and others when it comes to those small, everyday privacy invasions.
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Alien invasions and killer AI (coughUltroncough) aren't the only risks, and someone must protect people from more mundane but no less pernicious threats.
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Some local op-ed writers refer to these additions to their city as invasions once the branded colorful bikes start flooding public spaces.
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I understood something immediately: These invasions of your space, these small indignities, are the cost of moving through the world as a woman.
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Swaths of Latin American cities were settled through land invasions in which squatters illegally built their houses on vacant private or state land.
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It's not yet known whether they can make better decisions than human managers (or whether invasions of employee privacy are worth the headache).
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Lawmakers are also looking at ways to regulate major platforms over concerns about invasions of privacy, disinformation and criminal activity on the internet.
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Pitch invasions are part of a strange world where something that often comes from joy or momentary exuberance can be punished so harshly.
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In future, similar outfits could be tasked with handling other internet issues that perplex governments, such as cyber-security and invasions of privacy.
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The outlets reportedly published stories about Simmons "in a hurtful campaign of defamations and privacy invasions," according to People's knowledge of the lawsuit.
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Fomenting fear of enemy invasions and subversion and scapegoating the weakest among us won't make us a stronger nation, but a weaker one.
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The global war on terror is an American invention, one used to justify disastrous foreign invasions, illegal drone assassinations, and obscene defense spending.
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This venting reportedly veered into invasions of privacy, with hosts posting photos and names of guests, along with speculations about guests' sexual activities.
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For a country still haunted by memories of the Cold War, this recalled the mistrust and invasions of privacy of the Communist era.
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Putting pressure on the Turkish Cypriots, they may soon be outnumbered by the settlers who arrived after the 1974 invasions, and their descendants.
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It could carry some 2 million pounds, flying low over water to evade detection, moving small, portable D-Day invasions across the globe.
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Most problematically, they failed to grasp that its business model basically guaranteed that large-scale invasions of privacy would become the new normal.
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There is talk of a brutal and destructive insurgency, invasions and a slaughter that could include hundreds of thousands in the years ahead.
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He told agriculture news outlet Noticias Agricolas this week that Bolsonaro's support for outlawing landless workers' invasions could help push the bill through.
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That is why right-wing parties are so focused on borders, on incursions and invasions by foreigners, immigrants, and Others of various kinds.
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Experts say illegal logging and land invasions in the Brazilian Amazon rose as Mr. Bolsonaro gained traction ahead of his election in October.
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The invasions she was referring to were from Muslim armies, and as far as she was concerned, Europe was facing another invasion today.
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But prominent medical organizations are warning that patient data-sharing with apps could facilitate invasions of privacy — and they are fighting the change.
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If, that is, politically motivated shootings and bombings in big cities were fantastical tropes or metaphorical conceits, like zombie epidemics or extraterrestrial invasions.
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The United Kingdom, for instance, has seen invasions from the Normans in France, the Vikings in Scandinavia and other countries going back generations.
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He monitored the airwaves for the state-run Israel Radio and tipped his editors — and, sometimes, intelligence agents — to hijackings, invasions and revolutions.
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Russia's efforts to forcefully defend itself stem from a profound sense of insecurity, bred from centuries of invasions and breakdowns of the state.
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"With its invasions of Georgia and Ukraine, Russia demonstrated its willingness to violate the sovereignty of states in the region,"the document stated.
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Despite this barrage of threats, sexual requests, and invasions of privacy, the woman journalists I spoke with still press forward in their passion.
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The indictment also said the defendants posed as gay men on Grindr and conspired to assault the victims during four home invasions between Jan.
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Land invasions have increased 150 percent since he was elected in late October, according to the Indigenous Missionary Council (CIMI), a Brazilian advocacy group.
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Over and over again, people have needlessly died because they have ignored his sage advice on dinosaur genetics and the danger of alien invasions.
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Chaka LeChar Castro led a string of armed home invasions against Indians and other Asian groups in Georgia, Michigan, New York, Ohio and Texas.
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I predicted that groups that have a lot of threat — whether it's human-made invasions or natural-made — will need stronger rules to survive.
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When Jobs first announced the app store, he was clear that certain types of apps, like porn or invasions of privacy, wouldn't be allowed.
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Through successive invasions since 1490, the people of the region have hidden those UNESCO World Heritage Site materials and kept them from being destroyed.
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A close ally of Brazil's powerful farm lobby, Bolsonaro has pledged to halt invasions of agricultural land by native tribes and landless peasant movements.
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But the destruction of patches of this forest by fire, as well as invasions by insects surviving warmer winters, has occurred throughout the hemisphere.
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From political scenes to shark invasions, the web is rife with fake photos thanks to easy-to-use image editing tools and gullible viewers.
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Or, less radically for starters, to stop massive military mock invasions of North Korea to bring Kim Jong Un's regime to the negotiating table.
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Also, despite what you may hear from pundits who fondly remember American invasions of Panama and Grenada, Venezuela is in a whole other league.
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Authorities have been widely criticized for their handling of the allegations, which if proven correct, could expose users to identity fraud and privacy invasions.
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Our Scandinavian neighbours are known for several things: breakfast pastries, longboat invasions, simply designed goods, innovative food, and a more relaxed pace of life.
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Other depictions of the sacking of Rome expose a 19th-century colonial obsession with invasions and imperialism viewed through the lens of neoclassical events.
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Canada has laws that protect individuals from invasions of privacy, but the statutes are typically not interpreted in the context of royals or celebrities.
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"Complexity" has seen plenty of use to defend everything from Jim Crow's legal system of racial terrorism to war crimes committed during American invasions.
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"I disagreed with both the Iraq and Afghanistan invasions, and yet when they extended the age to 40, I examined re-enlisting," he said.
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Worst of all, LightHawk, the volunteer air corps that McNab relied on to spot invasions and fires, had closed its program in Central America.
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At the time, Rome was the greatest republic in human history, and its institutions had proven resilient through invasions and all kinds of disasters.
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That failure, intelligence officials say, calls into question Western institutions' ability to share information in the way needed to defend against elaborate cyber invasions.
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With its invasions of Georgia and Ukraine, Russia has demonstrated a willingness to use force to challenge the sovereignty of states in the region.
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Raihan pays for this lavish lifestyle in part by being a leader in an industry linked to domestic violence and illegal invasions of privacy.
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"But that whole side — invasions of privacy and paparazzi, all of that — has happened because of something so happy and so important in my life."
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But while these devices offer us a new level of personalization and connectivity, they also open up a new pathway for invasions of our privacy.
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Bolsonaro's hardline rhetoric on crime has also inspired grassroots organizing in the midwest region, where prosperous farms are threatened by land invasions and increasing robberies.
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There was Guantanamo Bay and extraordinary rendition and two massive invasions of countries that had very little to do with the attack on American soil.
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Mai Mai militiamen, comprising a number of armed bands that originally formed to resist Rwandan invasions in the 1990s, are also present in the region.
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For over two decades, we have acted as a traffic cop in the Middle East -- sanctions, bombings, no-fly zones, invasions, occupations, policing, nation-building.
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In the future, they say, similar outfits could be entrusted with other internet issues that perplex governments, such as cyber-security and invasions of privacy.
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Whatever the suggested upside of such a policy for transgender students, it is a recipe for invasions of privacy, bullying, sexual harassment and sexual assault.
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This role includes ensuring that consumers are protected from, among other things, invasions of their privacy, fraudulent billing and price gouging by their broadband providers.
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Rouvikonas has staged a number of "invasions" of premises ranging from politicians' offices to embassies and ministries, typically smashing office equipment and spray-painting walls.
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After a year filled with space veggies, microgravity water ping pong, and gorilla invasions, NASA astronaut Scott Kelly is at long last coming home today.
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They transcend the genre's tropes of alien invasions and overly intelligent robots, instead presenting us a new way to consider our future — and our present.
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They want an arms buildup surrounding Russia that would make any people, not least the Russians who have suffered devastating invasions from the west, nervous.
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Other estates in Tuscany, however, remain vulnerable to the violent invasions of wild boars and deer, which has set off something of an arms race.
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Epstein Enterprise said those visits were "invasions" of his right to privacy in his home -- which he defined as the entire island, the lawsuit says.
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Few countries in the world have suffered so many invasions and upheavals, yet these recent events are not taught in Afghan schools, Ms. Chahverdi said.
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Haiti has been politically turbulent for much of its history since winning independence from France in 1804, punctuated by dictatorships, coups, invasions and natural disasters.
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While it had a long-established playbook to deal with traditional armed invasions and even nuclear conflict, it only recently began discussing an offensive cyberstrategy.
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Scroll through the gallery to find out when these invasions, wars, pacts, and murders took place in relation to the very beginning of Game Of Thrones.
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To feed the ever-hungry media beast, there are unprecedented invasions of privacy: topless photos taken using drones and personal photos being downloaded from the cloud.
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When it comes to automated and insidious invasions of our personal lives and most basic rights, tech lobbyists and politicians sell a calculated brand of cynicism.
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But new research, published Thursday in the journal Aquatic Invasions, shows that off the shore, the Galápagos waters are also alive with non-native, invasive species.
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Not only has the company been criticized for enabling invasions of privacy, she said, it's unclear whether judges are being fully informed about technologies like FlexiSPY.
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Mr Vines likens them to Cecil Rhodes and other 19th-century imperialists who would lead private invasions with the implicit protection of the government back home.
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Even a lot of the good parts are being used by bad people, or for bad purposes like datamining and invasions of privacy without user consent.
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Turkey has been a NATO ally since 85033, and U.S. warplanes have used Incirlik Air Base in the south during the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq.
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"The danger is that we get armed invasions of all kinds of public lands and similar institutions," argues Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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Residents say politicians are encouraging the invasions, hoping to win support for lucrative seats in August elections, and criminal gangs are taking advantage of the chaos.
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Part of the trouble is that by the time the Americas were colonised, the European gene pool had already been augmented by invasions, expeditions and enslavements.
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Additionally, some authorities like the Congressional Research Service add different provisions, which can eliminate gang-related activity, robberies, home invasions and domestic incidents from the figures.
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Daniel Guajajara is one of Arariboia's "Forest Guardians," a team of 20 men who patrol the territory to fend off invasions of loggers, hunters, and fire.
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It's a significantly more complicated game as it tries to wrestle with amphibious and airborne invasions, futile mountain campaigns, and grinding attritional campaigns amidst French hedgerows.
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Invasions of Ukraine, annexation of Crimea and other nefarious activities had gotten Russia expelled from the top table of the world's most influential nations: the G8.
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In order to protect yourself better from these sorts of invasions, you do need to dig deeper — much deeper than Zuckerberg suggests — into your Facebook settings.
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If you agree with the premise that pitch invasions are an art, then you must also cede that this Spartak Moscow fan is a creative genius.
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Invasions of personal information, also protected by the Privacy Act, are exempt from release, as are records reflecting the agency's "deliberative processes," or internal personnel matters.
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And the medium of Arnold's time—colored by the fear of outsiders, fear of invasions, and awe of technology, just like today—was fertile ufological ground.
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Less clear is whether the demonstrators, whose Saturday invasions of Paris and other major cities have had no single organizer or common agenda, will be satisfied.
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These are stories of painful awakenings and refusals of innocence, emerging out of the ashes of the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, despoliation and environmental plunder.
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"Europe was born in the fifth century B.C. with democracy in Greece, with the Roman Empire," and when Europe defended itself against certain types of invasions.
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Some of my reporting is an extension of my time as a war correspondent, when I covered the invasions of Iraq and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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This slice of land, with China and Japan on either side and Russia in the far north, has suffered invasions, wars, colonialism, occupation and military dictatorships.
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There have been field invasions and protests, and an "alternative" home jersey was released to ensure fans did not have to pay for the official version.
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It never mentioned the countries by name, but 2007's Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare was patently based around the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq.
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Much of the world used to be filled with the constant threat of war, from the Roman conquests to the Mongol invasions to the world wars.
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"Two Thousand Seasons," Ayi Kwei Armah In the communal voice of a storyteller, this great Ghanaian novelist describes Africa before Arab and European invasions and slave-taking.
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There were some differences, but this is the modus operandi that the intelligence community and special forces have slowly honed since the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan.
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The MCU has been ramping up the threats heroes face in movie after movie, having them fight off alien invasions and prevent extinction-level events on Earth.
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It occurred to him through his sleep that maybe even Uttar Pradesh had once been as pretty as Kashmir—only to be despoiled by wars and invasions.
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Twenty years later, Mugabe authorized the violent invasions of many white-owned farms, justifying them on the grounds that they were redressing imbalances from the colonial era.
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Much like the strangled 'Yurrrsssss' you hear after a goal, or a referee getting hit with the ball, pitch invasions have their roots in joy and positivity.
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According to Hathaway and Shapiro, the invasions actually turned out to be proof of the Pact's effectiveness, because the Second World War was fought to punish aggression.
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It is about asserting the primacy of a group identity, protecting it from threats both real (inexorable demographic change) and imagined (invasions of Hispanic rapists and murders).
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For Apalai the ongoing battle is another sign of the fragile situation of indigenous communities in that remote area, who already struggle against invasions by illegal miners.
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Be smart: The issue poses a significant test for Trump, who has been criticized for doing too little to respond to Russian invasions of the 2016 election.
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The remark was immediately seen as bolstering Mr. Maduro domestically, where he, like his predecessor, Hugo Chávez, has long warned of United States coup plots and invasions.
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At times, Ms. Espinoza turned him (his feet interlocked, with one resting needlelike on the toe); elsewhere, their feet circled around each other or made darting invasions.
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Mr. Lempurkel, who declined to comment for this article, has publicly denied any role in the invasions, saying this was a problem of drought and climate change.
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But Garcia and other lawmakers say it sure looks as though ICE agents are preparing an elaborate simulation of full-scale military invasions of immigrant-heavy neighborhoods.
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Israel has faced invasions from Jordan before, and an IDF military presence in the Jordan Valley is arguably vital to protecting Israel from a hypothetical future invasion.
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According to conclusions from a two-year review initiated under former Chairman Mike Rogers (R-Mich.), Snowden was not motivated by his concern for systemic privacy invasions.
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As the decade closes, we're inundated with stories of privacy invasions, from data breaches to smart speakers to hackable doorbell cameras and now to location-gobbling apps.
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Foreign invasions, ousters by rebel forces, assassinations and resignations due to popular pressure are also not counted as coups (although they are tracked in the same data set).
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But the Met, too, has experienced AR invasions, such as one project that animated Van Gogh's First Steps, after Millet, and Tallon welcomes those augmentations with open arms.
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Even if you do such a thing, tunnels still exist, as well as reasons for the U.S. to be afraid of invasions and terrorism on the American side.
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The spike in home invasions coincided with the weeklong Hindu festival of Diwali, a time when families often have gold jewelry on hand as part of the celebration.
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After every Avengers movie, there's always one question left unanswered: what's it like for the everyday New Yorker who has to navigate annoying alien invasions every few years?
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For a millennium before the 16th century a flourishing trade carried salt, gold and slaves across the dunes, until Moroccan invasions and Atlantic shipping drove it into decline.
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Wood-boring bugs have been an ecological catastrophe for the city, perhaps one of the most expensive ecological invasions into North America to date, according to the paper.
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In Celebgate and Gamergate, we saw similar harassment campaigns and gross invasions of privacy, and the face data collection capability of sites like Facebook has long been known.
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But according to conclusions from a two-year review initiated under former Chairman Mike Rogers (R-Mich.), Snowden was not motivated by his concern for systemic privacy invasions.
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Ethnic rivalries, invasions by Rwanda and Uganda and competition for land and minerals among eastern Congo's dozens of rebel groups have stoked conflict over the last two decades.
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As Politico reported in 2017, Lee has remained steadfast in her opposition to America's invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, and introduces a yearly resolution to repeal the AUMF.
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Such invasions of travelers' private communications are extremely intrusive and have been conducted even when officials don't apparently have reason to think the person has done something wrong.
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It is an island nation at the periphery of the continent with a historical mythology that emphasizes thwarting continental invasions, from the Spanish Armada to Napoleon to Hitler.
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"This work illustrates very clearly that these large top predators can respond to invasions at a rate much quicker than most people have ever imagined," Dr. Fletcher said.
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This week Russia's Defence Ministry rejected what it said were false allegations it might use the drills as a springboard to launch invasions of Poland, Lithuania or Ukraine.
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"On the scale of far-right groups this is one on the very far right," Mr. Goodwin said, citing tactics like what the group calls "invasions" of mosques.
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"C'est un slogan qui dramatise la situation, comme on parle des grandes invasions barbares," estime Rudy Reichstadt, expert en radicalité politique à la Fondation Jean Jaurès à Paris.
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Rather, there's an exhibit aiming to make visible the implications of corporate and government data collection, from invasions of individual privacy to the power accumulated by tech titans.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un believes that having nuclear weapons — and missiles to deliver them to faraway targets — will ensure the regime's survival by deterring foreign invasions.
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These invasions are made possible by disappearing sea ice, since open ocean allows air masses to have higher temperatures and humidity than they may have had in the past.
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Invasions of indigenous lands close to Brazil's border with Peru have been increasing with at least 10 members of an "uncontacted" tribe reportedly massacred last month by gold miners.
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"We recognize that some subset of invasions have significant effects," said Ruiz, noting the ruthless lionfish that has spread to every corner of the Caribbean Sea, just this century.
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It apparently includes as a soundtrack a Guatemalan youth choir singing about the history of US invasions of Central America as a counterpoint to this display of US nationalism.
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The company has repeatedly misread how users would react to its product launches and privacy invasions, leading to near constant gaffes and an unending news cycle chronicling its blunders.
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And while there are many ways that similar privacy invasions by Internet providers could be used to hurt many Americans, the same holds true with regards to Internet usage.
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Obama's nuclear deal with Iran spurred significant opposition from hawks in his own party, and during the Bush years, few Democrats opposed the invasions of either Afghanistan or Iraq.
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" Arianna Huffington, who is on Uber's board, brought up Marcus Aurelius, the Roman emperor: "He dealt with plagues and invasions and betrayals, and he always managed to remain imperturbable.
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While Clinton has spent decades consistently serving Wall Street, war, and the Walmart economy, I've organized to stop disastrous US invasions and to support a $15/hour minimum wage.
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Edo-era men and women act out each anachronistic concept, from train fatigue and awkward invasions of personal space to fashion faux pas and the pleasure of instant noodles.
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He is to pitch invasions what Constable is to romantic landscapes, what Van Gogh is to sunflowers, what Picasso is to fucked-up surrealist depictions of war-torn Guernica.
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Another study found that those who believe innocent people need not worry about these kinds of invasions of privacy were the most likely to suppress their own minority opinions.
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Sure of their righteousness, the men let me tag along and observe their crimes: home invasions, assaults and the abduction of a gaunt day laborer with a speed habit.
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For years, NATO's planning and doctrine have seemed hopelessly rooted in old images of Russian military invasions into the Fulda Gap, the German lowlands where tanks could pour in.
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Israel has faced invasions from Jordan before, and an IDF military presence in the Jordan Valley is arguably vital to protecting Israel from another hypothetical invasion in the future.
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"It was the logistical hub for the invasions in the Philippines, Leyte Gulf, Iwo Jima, and Okinawa — all of those operations were launched from the base at Ulithi," Capt.
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He speaks of 1,200 years of foreign rule because, for his [Hindu right-wing] party, all the Muslim invasions and rulers of India over its history were also foreign.
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Mr. Trump came to office intent on improving relations with Moscow, which have deteriorated over the years with Russia's invasions of Georgia and Ukraine and its annexation of Crimea.
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"The walls are a fortification, there is no question, but they were a fortification built at a time when armed invasions by barbarians and other forces were happening," she said.
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"Clearly Donald Trump does not want anybody shooting down innocent people," Sanders said, but his talk about invasions and calling Mexicans criminals risks leading unstable people to take up arms.
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He believed the world needed a transparency organization exposing power's lies and abuses, such as those committed by the American and British militaries during the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Facebook has come under relentless scrutiny for invasions of privacy since the start of 2018, and as a result, CEO Mark Zuckerberg has made privacy and payments a top priority.
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Bolsonaro, a former Army captain who has vowed to crackdown on corruption and crime, has said he will change the law to typify land invasions as criminal acts of terrorism.
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Drop into the servers right now, and you'll find thousands of players fighting back demon invasions for loot and experience for their characters, and there's hardly a negative word around.
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He also is accused of committing 45 rapes and scores of home invasions in a crime spree that spanned 10 years and 10 California counties during the 1970s and 1980s.
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Regulation is essential in today's complex economy, as demonstrated by the financial crisis and by a number of corporate failures — fatal ignition switches, poisoned food, environmental pollution, invasions of privacy.
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Mujuru and her then-husband Solomon Mujuru -- a liberation stalwart himself -- were accused of benefiting from the so-called farm invasions, by taking at least one formerly white-owned farm.
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"The more consumer IOT there is and the more high-profile hacking and privacy invasions that hit the headlines, there could well be a growing sense of worry," Coll said.
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According to Amnesty: ...People who live in those areas have also reported other human rights violations such as home invasions, direct threats and physical and verbal aggressions by the police.
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"This is one of the more incredible invasions of privacy we've ever dealt with," Eve-Lynn Rapp, an attorney with Edelson, the law firm behind lawsuit, told the Chicago Tribune.
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"It is prohibited to misrepresent, defame, profane or deny the deeds and spirits of heroes and martyrs, or to praise or beautify invasions," according to Xinhua's summary of the law.
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Ethnic rivalries, foreign invasions and competition for mineral-rich land have stoked persistent conflict among eastern Congo's dozens of rebel groups over the last two decades, costing millions of lives.
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Indeed, Russia's invasions of Georgia in 2008 and Ukraine in 2014 prompted many to refer to a "new Cold War" with Russia before the term's more recent application to China.
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The post-World War II order that has been steady for several generations is getting wobbly: China's expansion, Russia's invasions and meddling, Iran and Saudi locking horns, rising populist nationalism.
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Military invasions and outbreaks of malaria kept Emslie moving from one field hospital to another — even serving as a commanding officer — all the way until the end of the war.
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The court unanimously decided that invasions of mobile homes and other vehicles count as "burglaries" for purposes of the federal Armed Career Criminal Act, a kind of three-strikes statute.
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Concerned that privacy invasions might discourage citizens from getting tested for the virus, health officials announced this month that they would refine their data-sharing guidelines to minimize patient risk.
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With men either away fighting, or fleeing in the face of invasions in both Virginia and Pennsylvania, wives, mothers and daughters stood up and spoke out against the occupying armies.
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This dependency means the foreign policy of Denmark is tailored to favor American interests — from allowing air bases with nuclear weapons to supporting the US invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq.
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The US State Department warns of violent crime, including sexual assault, home invasions, armed robberies, and murder, which it says are common even during the day and in tourist areas.
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The suicide of K-pop star Koo Hara in November sparked nationwide debate about the health impact on women, whatever their status, from these new and extreme invasions of privacy.
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The survival of these structures, which have outlasted invasions, wars, and occupations, means that Iranians can interact with works of art and architecture from the past on a daily basis.
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" Another former prime minister, and Ramsay Center board member, Tony Abbott, has justified the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq in terms of "defending Western civilization against the forces of chaos.
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But the Yellow Vests show no sign of ending their weekly invasions of the capital anytime soon, and polls show that a majority of the French continue to support them.
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She added that alleged Russian involvement in the poison attack fitted into a pattern of Russian activities over recent years, including military invasions and attacks on former spies in other countries.
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The Western misperception of the Russian threat—in tandem with Putin's obsession with the "Western threat"—had devastating consequences for my region, including Putin's invasions and annexations of Georgia and Ukraine.
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He is accused of committing a dozen murders, 45 rapes and scores of home invasions in a crime-spree spanning 10 years and 10 California counties during the 1970s and 1980s.
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Stuff like this happened during every coastal battle, a complete travesty when you consider that amphibious invasions have been part of Total War since Rome 2 came out five years ago.
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" Orbán was reelected last year after campaigning against migrant "invasions," claiming that Hungarians opposed immigration because they didn't want their "own color, traditions and national culture to be mixed by others.
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This, coupled with a difficult history that has included threats and invasions from virtually every direction, has meant Russia has developed a jaded, xenophobic view toward security along its vast periphery.
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That right, the court said, rested on "a person's right to resist unwanted bodily invasions," and did not imply the right to be prescribed a drug that would actually cause death.
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The game will feature new cases every month, delving into the broader mythology of alien invasions and government conspiracies while also including standalone episodes — sort of like to the show itself.
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Beyond these gross invasions of privacy, the Council said certain key features of these devices—an SOS button and a feature that alerts parents when kids leave virtual boundaries—were unreliable.
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As we move out of the era of UGC and Web 2.0 we will see the old ways cast aside, the old models broken, and the old invasions of privacy inverted.
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Reports of land invasions, illegal logging and mining and killings on tribal reservations have risen sharply this year, according to the Indigenous Missionary Council, a charity linked to the Catholic Church.
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According to MLB, Waldron served in the military from July 1943 until 1946, taking part of both the Makin Island and Saipan invasions before retiring as a petty officer, 2nd class.
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"The truth is that veterans are much more likely to be the rescuer than the assailant," said Mr. Rieckhoff, who was an Army infantry platoon leader during the invasions in Iraq.
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Garcia is a leader of the UDR group that was founded in opposition to land invasions and expropriation, which can be legal in certain circumstances under Brazil's rural property reform laws.
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It had crossed my radar often, from the history of Joan of Arc's demise and the D-Day beach invasions in 208 to the tourist-brochure beauty of Mont Saint-Michel.
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Pointing to a history of invasions, occupations and the loss of half of its territory to the United States, Mexico long saw its northern neighbor as a threat to be contained.
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Satouf and her eight children fled Syria as civil war consumed their hometown, Aleppo, subjecting its residents to a series of brutal military sieges, street violence, home invasions and stray bullets.
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"You have individuals building homes rather than doing home invasions," says John Harriel, a former gang member turned tradesman who has helped Kaiser recruit previously incarcerated people at the construction site.
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"I mean, I think we have got to make it clear to countries around the world that we will not sit by and allow invasions to take place, absolutely," he said.
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Watchdogs like Tony Porter, the U.K.'s surveillance camera commissioner, warn that governments' increasing ability to watch everything all the time will lead to both predictable and unforeseen invasions of privacy.
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Much of the comedic material the sisters use to create The Disabled Life comes from awkward stranger interactions, whether it's offensive messages while using dating apps or invasions of personal space.
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The number of invasions in indigenous lands in Vale do Javari has been increasing amid budget cuts - part of austerity measures aimed at lifting Brazil out of its worst recession in decades.
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In doing so, they are challenging a more multicultural narrative that has dominated since the time of British rule, that modern-day India is a tapestry born of migrations, invasions and conversions.
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The most radical choice of all in Annihilation isn't everything it leaves unsolved, but the way it reveals itself to be a movie more invested in personal impulses than possible extraterrestrial invasions.
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Rape is an incendiary topic in this country, with its history of invasions and occupations, though the incidence of reported rapes remains a fraction of what it is in the United States.
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Meanwhile scooter invasions are illegal in some places and, where they are possible, are fast inviting public and regulatory frisson and friction — by contributing to congestion and peril on already crowded pavements.
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A bewildering array of threats to one's privacy enter into our lives through social media – local and personal examples of the alleged Russian invasions of election campaigns in North America and Europe.
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All the towns I visited had one feature in common: they were all built on hills, which is a common feature of historic settlements as it served a defensive purpose against invasions.
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" According to the FBI, MS-2628 members "engage in a wide range of criminal activity, including drug distribution, murder, rape, prostitution, robbery, home invasions, immigration offenses, kidnapping, carjackings/auto thefts, and vandalism.
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It also sends a signal to the North Korean people that they're constantly under threat from foreign invasions, and that they need to support their government unconditionally to survive as a nation.
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The same is true of the food, a unique mix of Mediterranean and North African influences — which, as it turns out, is one of the more positive results of all those invasions.
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A cybersecurity officer with the IDT Corporation in Newark, Golan Ben-Oni, has made waves with warnings that ransom demands could be a cover for far deeper invasions to steal confidential information.
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The invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, as part of the amorphous ongoing "war on terror," have kept the issues that drove King to speak active -- and unresolved -- in the American body politic.
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By contrast, Dwight D. Eisenhower employed rhetorical threats and high military spending to fill the Communist powers with fear of nuclear Armageddon, an approach that kept the Communists from launching further invasions.
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"There's just an onslaught of privacy invasions, and there's just this sense that it's increasingly difficult to just be free in society as individuals and as families," he said during yesterday's vote.
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Today, prominent politicians seize on fears surrounding immigrants (the real-life illegal aliens), taxation, and the federal government taking firearms from gun owners (their means of protecting themselves from invasions of various stripes).
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Stalin, whose forces were locked in combat with Germany on Soviet soil, was demanding that the Allies open another front in Western Europe, much of which Hitler had occupied after his blitzkrieg invasions.
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"Invasions of indigenous lands have increased since Bolsonaro took office January 1 and that is due to the hate and violence in his speeches against us," Guajajara said in an interview last week.
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Garcia made the remarks in response to a land invasion in the northern state of Para, the first incident under Bolsonaro's presidency, noting that hundreds of such invasions are underway around the country.
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While it's always been obvious through his street invasions that Invader loves the 70s and 80s era of arcade games, it isn't just about the colors and the 8-bit graphics for him.
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That amounted to nearly a third of all people who died in World War II. These repetitive invasions helped to create a series of authoritarian governments with a chip on their collective shoulder.
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All that would remain to the courts by way of enforcement would be the possibility of civil damage awards, hardly an effective means of stopping or deterring invasions of the right to liberty.
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Iraq is struggling to recover from decades of war, sanctions and sectarian conflict, including two U.S.-led invasions and the rise and fall of extremist Sunni militant groups al Qaeda and Islamic State.
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"Since the beginning of the year Sosian, amongst other properties in West Laikipia, has been battling mass land invasions, violence and vandalism," the Laikipia Farmers Association (LFA) said in a statement on Monday.
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According to the Indigenous Missionary Council, an advocacy group connected to the Catholic church, there were by September of this year 160 invasions of indigenous reserves by those seeking to exploit their resources.
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Speak to buyers at a small-town gun show and you're just as likely to hear about rampant jihadis or unhinged wife-beaters who shoot up churches as you are about home invasions.
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Then when the FCC steps in to demand a higher quality of service, politicians complain about invasions of the free market - an argument that only works if the internet is an inessential service.
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Mysterious Apocalyptic Message Interrupts TV Broadcasts in California: 'Violent Times Will Come'Photo: APMany Californians' regularly scheduled broadcasts were interrupted Thursday morning with strange emergency messages warning of extraterrestrial invasions and the beginning of Armageddon.
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And conservatives might ask their states to walk away from the union rather than launch invasions of Chicago and San Francisco, should a progressive court cut into the prevailing interpretation of the Second Amendment.
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For one night, the street invasions of dancehall, future rap, and hybrid-R&B descended upon Atlanta to prove that there's no longer a dominant formula that leads to success in rap's southern capital.
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Keep Massachusetts Safe, an offshoot of the conservative Christian activist groups in the state, which produced the ad, said the law allowed "men in women's bathrooms," enabling sexual assault and invasions of bodily privacy.
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The threat can come from a variety of sources, such as a high level of natural disasters and famine, a scarcity of resources, the potential of invasions, a high population density, economic uncertainty, etc.
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Its main focus is Islamophobia, with the group advocating for "invasions" of British mosques and filming visits to supposed "no go" areas in towns and cities where they harangue locals and hand out leaflets.
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In her report, she highlighted "extremely worrying regressions" in indigenous peoples' rights including the government's failure to protect tribes from illegal invasions of their land or from being violently evicted by landlords and farmers.
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This is an all-too-common misunderstanding that can have grave consequences, as privacy invasions are often invisible, harms frequently only happen in the future, and they always affect some people more than others.
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Late Show with Stephen Colbert staff writer Daniel Kibblesmith wants to tell a reversed story that promotes an actual positive message that doesn't involve barely veiled racism playing on 1850s fears of home invasions.
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"Killing the FCC privacy rule ... would open up an unregulated Wild West where consumers would have no defense against abusive invasions of their privacy by their internet service provider," Markey said on the call.
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In August, after Russian hackers planted malware on Arizona's voter registration system and stole personal data for 200,000 voters in Illinois, the FBI put the country's entire voting system on alert for cyber invasions.
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In 1946, after serving in invasions of Italy and the south of France, the steamship was transferred to New York City's Education Board and used as a floating high school for teaching maritime trades.
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Christian Poirier: The government of Jair Bolsonaro has sent a signal, both in terms of its policies and in terms of its rhetoric, that illegal activity, arson, deforestation, land invasions, violence, will be tolerated.
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Although concentrated urban areas like Manhattan have, heaven knows, problems of their own—bedbugs, subway rats, cockroaches so big they could register for kindergarten—they are seldom the target of large-scale stinkbug invasions.
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Macron's government has been shaken by the unrest, caught off-guard when in November the yellow vests began blocking roads, occupying highway tollbooths and staging violent invasions of Paris and other cities on weekends.
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Seconds later, I remembered that the second episode features two horny teen vampires slaughtering their way across England in a series of home invasions, then having sex in front of their freshly-created ghouls.
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But they also found that few of those cells had died; instead they had traveled to the animals' lungs, guts and other parts of their bodies potentially most vulnerable to germ invasions during exercise.
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Win Sibanda, one of the Mashaba village leaders, said he feared the near-daily elephant invasions into the community's fields mean farmers won't get much of a harvest next month if the problem isn't addressed.
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"Upskirting and other forms of tech-related invasions of privacy are a growing and urgent problem and a form of violence against women," said Heather Barr from the women's rights division at Human Rights Watch.
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These laws "force women to endure invasions, investigations, and insults just to get the care they decided they need," said Talcott Camp, deputy director of the ACLU Reproductive Freedom Project, during a press call yesterday.
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ISIS' roots can be traced back earlier, however, with the U.S.-led invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan in the 2000s prompting the rise of the Islamist, anti-Western terrorist group now known as Islamic State.
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Ethnic rivalries, incursions and competition for mineral-rich land have stoked conflict for two decades among eastern Congo's dozens of armed groups, including many "Mai Mai" - self-defense militias originally created to resist Rwandan invasions.
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Members can use the San Francisco-based company's mobile app and website to ask their neighbors for advice on everything from babysitters to organizing local sports clubs or how to contend with household rodent invasions.
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Edison's Conquest was part of a number of science fiction works published as books or serialized in newspapers in the late 20153th century which imagined alien invasions fought off by great inventors of the time.
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Denver's district attorney stated that legalization has led to an increase in murders, car thefts, robberies and home invasions, while another study released just a few months later argued that no increase had taken place.
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Instead, they are greeted by jades, porcelains, scrolls, and religious icons created by Ancient and Imperial China that were plundered by Western powers during 19th- and 20th-century imperialist invasions, such as the Opium Wars.
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Tokaj wine cellars, listed as historic sites by the Slovak National Cultural Heritage Fund, were originally dug deep in the ground as places to hide during the Tatar invasions in the 15th and 16th centuries.
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After a few months back in the United States, overwhelmed by mountains of mail, invasions of his privacy and his wife's attempted suicide, Pyle's dread of war was outweighed by his unease in civilian life.
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Minaya continued, telling me that though military ships no longer run the cruise ship circuit, some company lines began through the chartering of ships that were originally used for imperialist operations, military invasions, and war.
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Iraq is struggling to recover from decades of war, sanctions and sectarian conflict including two U.S.-led invasions and the rise and violent military defeat of extremist Sunni militant groups al Qaeda and Islamic State.
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Sontag argued that science fiction films were one of her era's coping strategies: Their thrills helped distract from life's banality while also habituating people, via alien invasions and attacks, to the idea of existential danger.
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Tsai's references to China's past suffering from invasions and hegemonic domination makes it clear that the regime and Beijing and perhaps hundreds of millions of Chinese people are fully immersed in the culture of victimhood.
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We should try to develop a kind of consumer protection law for the digital age — baseline rules designed to protect people from offensive invasions of privacy and the mostly unchecked power of social media companies.
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After decades of war against its neighbors, U.N. sanctions, two U.S. invasions, foreign occupation, sectarian civil war, and the difficult but ultimately successful defeat of the Islamic State insurgency in 2017, many Iraqis are desperate.
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After decades of war against its neighbors, U.N. sanctions, two U.S. invasions, foreign occupation, sectarian civil war, and the difficult but ultimately successful defeat of the Islamic State insurgency in 2017, many Iraqis are desperate.
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After decades of war against its neighbours, U.N. sanctions, two U.S. invasions, foreign occupation, sectarian civil war, and the difficult but ultimately successful defeat of the Islamic State insurgency in 2017, many Iraqis are desperate.
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Some archaeologists who had collaborated on the 228 paper about Indo-European invasions withdrew their names to protest conclusions they saw as echoes of Kossinna — the mass migrations of advanced Indo-Europeans into Central Europe.
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More to the point, making it cheaper to launch pointless invasions of medium-size countries wouldn't be all that useful, since the monetary cost is really the least of the problems with a pointless invasion.
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"The 'Rising Sun' flag is a war-crime flag that the 20th-century Japanese imperialists used when executing their barbaric invasions into our nation and other Asian nations," North Korea's state-controlled Uriminjokkiri website said.
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The show also includes a wax model of a foot with gangrene from the Mütter collections positioned alongside McCormack's "Black Procession" (2016), a series of cotton-string feet with growing black invasions that suggest decay.
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Diego Garcia has helped to launch two invasions of Iraq, served as a vital landing spot for bombers flying missions across Asia, including over the South China Sea, and has been linked to US rendition efforts.
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It's indicative of what is going in this world, which is war, destruction, invasions of privacy, and rights, as well as our environment is about to go down the tubes, because of who just got elected.
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"Iran fears U.S. military action after witnessing the Iraq invasions of 1991 and 2003, while President Trump is unlikely to react militarily to any provocation short of an attack on U.S. troops or facilities," he said.
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"Rather than ask Zuckerberg about the privacy invasions that have resulted in bad press for Facebook, Stephanopoulos decided to lob another softball over the plate and asked, "How surprised were you by the hits Facebook took?
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A gun charge stemming from a traffic stop and a plea deal to sidestep a mandatory minimum seemed like the sort of petty invasions of freedom that he would have sneered at in his teen years.
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Nabhan Garcia, land issues secretary at the ministry, said the government must convince the National Congress to change the law to more stringently deal with such invasions and give police broader autonomy to act against invaders.
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The narrative and rhetoric we hear is all about protecting citizenry, about national security, about the viable need for invasions of privacy for a greater good ... that's a narrative people want to hear, because it's comforting.
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And unlike larger firearms that might be locked away and taken out only for hunting or recreational use, some families might have handguns in places that are easier to access because they're concerned about home invasions.
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The court said that even though the story was easily accessible on the Internet and social media, for it to be splashed all over the English papers would lead to "potentially more enduring invasions" of privacy.
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For his latest exhibition, a solo show at Magda Gallery in Paris, Pétillon is showing new and existing photographs in the Invasions series, as well as an an immersive cloud forest installation within the gallery itself.
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There was a follow-up of sorts, "The Barbarian Invasions" (2003), which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, but you don't need to know those movies in order to sample the new one.
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Here was a man who had become the diplomatic face of two of America's most contentious involvements in the Muslim world in recent times, serving as the cleanup ambassador after the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Initially a Celtiberian settlement, Borja was conquered by the Romans, then by the Muslims, and then by the Christians, who, in the 15th century, turned it into a military fortress to protect themselves against Castilian invasions.
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But it raised concerns about potential invasions of privacy and the risk of discouraging people from reporting crimes, particularly offenses like sexual assault that are already underreported because victims fear being treated like the guilty ones.
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Here was a man who had become the diplomatic face of two of America's most contentious involvements in the Muslim world in recent times, serving as the cleanup ambassador after the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan.
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"There's a lot more focus" on the ugly underbelly right now, Peretti said, partly thanks to reporters — including those at BuzzFeed — who have raised awareness about hoaxes, scams, privacy invasions and other maladies of the internet.
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"I had often wondered why, when given numerous opportunities to condemn the Russian government's invasions of its neighbors and repression — even murder — of its own citizens, Trump refused to just state the plain facts," Comey writes.
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For one, he and other intelligence officials have warned that analyzing how many Americans' data are swept up in the system would likely subject those Americans to greater privacy invasions, in order to certify their status.
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After the election of President George W. Bush and the advent of a more interventionist American foreign policy culminating in the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, Mr. Silvers recast The Review as a leading critical voice.
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This contested land ownership has been a source of friction, with politicians fuelling the conflict by instigating invasions into land that belong to ranchers, said Maria Dodds, a rancher in Laikipia whose property was invaded last year.
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Not only that, because Captain Marvel takes place in the 1990s, it'll show us a version of Fury we've never seen onscreen before: younger and greener, still able to be shocked by alien invasions and the like.
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The shadow cast by American-led military invasions and coups in the 20th century left almost all the region's states agreeing that intervention in the internal affairs of other countries was not the way to solve problems.
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Indeed, its consumer flirtation in the form of the problem-riddled Explorer Program begat assaults and creepy invasions of privacy—and more importantly, it didn't garner lasting interest from most people, despite a lot of early curiosity.
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NATO has also deployed troops to the Baltic region and Eastern Europe to deter Russia from further military provocations (which have included intrusions into European waters and airspace) or, in the unlikely and worst case scenario, invasions.
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The tactics employed by the sheriff's department were unconstitutional and involved the use of pedestrian checkpoints, roving roadblocks, warrantless home invasions and plainclothes deputies jumping out of unmarked cars to target black individuals, according to the ACLU.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's right-wing government under President Jair Bolsonaro will seek to classify invasions of farmland by landless workers movements as akin to terrorism, with harsher penalties for perpetrators, an Agriculture Ministry official said on Monday.
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" US Senator Bill Nelson made a similar point when he asserted during the Senate hearings that "if Facebook and other online companies will not or cannot fix the privacy invasions, then we are going to have to.
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Despite this, the Jutland peninsula has been attacked from the moment it was founded, from the Slavic tribe, the Obodrites, in the eight century through to the German invasions in both the first and second World Wars.
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A history buff who makes frequent references to past U.S. and French invasions of Mexico, Lopez Obrador is pursuing a nationalist economic vision, and is staunchly committed to a policy of non-intervention in other countries' affairs.
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This undignified incident is just the latest in a long (and wriggly) line of eel invasions to strike the Hawaiian monk seals -- a phenomenon that was first spotted in the summer of 2016 off Hawaii's Lisianski Island.
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A history buff who makes frequent references to past US and French invasions of Mexico, Lopez Obrador is pursuing a nationalist economic vision, and is staunchly committed to a policy of non-intervention in other countries' affairs.
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From elections in Britain, France and Montenegro to invasions of Georgia and Ukraine, Moscow has pursued an aggressive foreign policy aimed at spreading disorder and expanding Russian influence in states formerly under the heel of Soviet Communism.
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So Mr. Pozner has studiously flagged countless videos and posts for a wide variety of offenses — invasions of privacy, threats and harassment, and copyright infringement — prompting Facebook, Amazon and Google to remove false material about his son.
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David Fraser, a privacy lawyer at McInnes Cooper in Halifax, Nova Scotia, told Insider that the province of British Columbia, which includes Vancouver Island, has the Privacy Act — a statute that protects individuals from invasions of privacy.
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Bolsonaro has also unveiled a bill to allow mining on protected reservations, a move most indigenous leaders oppose as a threat to the survival of their communities that are facing increasing invasions by illegal loggers and miners.
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Diego Garcia has helped to launch two invasions of Iraq, served as a vital landing spot for bombers that fly missions across Asia, including over the South China Sea, and has been linked to US rendition efforts.
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Most importantly they state that they are left wing and, unlike some in their position who hedge their bets with talk of "maintaining culture" or "Muslim invasions," the band, in interviews, is vocally pro-immigrant and anti-fascist.
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Bloomberg did a good piece on consumer DNA testing kits and the potential for invasions of privacy, a discussion we saw following revelations that DNA from one of these services helped authorities track down the Golden State Killer.
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Two decades later, biologists have become increasingly convinced that mobile clusters of tumor cells, though rarer than individual circulating cells, are seeding many—perhaps most—of the deadly metastatic invasions that cause 33 percent of all cancer deaths.
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"In light of recent invasions of children's and teens' privacy, including those described above," the senators ask in their last question to Zuckerberg, "would Facebook support federal legislation to create new privacy safeguards for children and teens online?"
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It identified six sensitive historical issues, including the ethnic policy of the Russian empire, Russia's role in defeating fascism in the second world war, and "political crises" (read: Soviet crackdowns and invasions) in East Germany, Hungary and Czechoslovakia.
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Once in a region, the invasive ants drive out native ant populations, and though ant wars may seem to be of little consequence to some, the invasions have impacts that can often be seen without a magnifying glass.
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There are home invasions, robberies, rapist…What if your children or loved ones were threatened this way?" she wrote, and added, "Anyone who is bold enough to commit a crime, endanger themselves and others needs to be punished.
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Thiel—who, incidentally, is bankrolling a number of lawsuits against Gawker Media, the former parent company of Gizmodo—invested $40 million of his own money in the company, which he saw as providing a bulwark against privacy invasions.
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Tim Wu When science fiction writers first imagined robot invasions, the idea was that bots would become smart and powerful enough to take over the world by force, whether on their own or as directed by some evildoer.
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"It's a slogan that dramatizes the situation, talking of great replacement the same way we speak of the great barbarian invasions," said Rudy Reichstadt, an expert on political extremism at the Fondation Jean-Jaurès research institute in Paris.
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Canadian law experts previously told Insider that British Columbia has a statute that protects individuals from invasions of privacy, but that it&aposs "new territory" for Canada&aposs privacy laws to be used in the context of royals.
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For many female voters here, the pressure on Biden to keep apologizing for his personal space invasions, or to even stand down in the 2020 presidential race, are instances in which the #MeToo pendulum has swung too far.
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Since 9/11 and the US invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq, and the corresponding boom in violent Islamist extremism, Beijing has massively ramped up security operations in Xinjiang, fearful that terrorists could take hold on its western border.
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In the latter stages of his illustrious career, Hawking devoted a considerable amount of time and effort to issuing warnings of future threats—from the perils of climate change and nuclear war through to artificial superintelligence and alien invasions.
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Putting the Great Barrier Reef on the endangered list would create pressure on the Australian government to reduce planet-warming emissions and to take more aggressive steps to combat marine pollution, starfish invasions, and other local threats, critics said.
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Since the end of British Mandate rule and the creation of the modern state of Israel in 1948, invasions, wars, armistices, treaties, uprisings, barriers, checkpoints and civil wars have shifted the boundaries of who can travel - and live - where.
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When the West issued sanctions against Mugabe's government in the early 23s for a multitude of sins — human rights abuses, violent farm invasions, electoral fraud — China defended its ally and poured money into Zimbabwe's diamond mines and tobacco farms.
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In South Korea, she had to get used to invasions of her space — people pulling her hair and touching her skin on a daily basis, but on the upside, she doesn't fear the police, travels often and eats healthy.
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More than three decades after the spate of killings and home invasions ended, investigators last year tracked down and arrested former police officer Joseph DeAngelo, 73, after comparing DNA found at crime scenes to data on commercial genealogy websites.
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But he also ranted about free speech and denied that he had intentionally spread lies — which, if proven, would allow a judge to hold him responsible for the death threats, invasions of privacy, emotional distress, and other damages parents suffered.
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He was born in Lebanon in 1967 and left that country as a high school teenager to escape what would be more than a decade and half of continuous warfare, with invasions by Israel and Syria and endlessly splintered sectarian conflicts.
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Set during the era of Viking invasions and occupation of the British Isles, Thrones of Britannia promises to be an incredibly detailed treatment of a period that has always existed in the imagination as a mix of history and myth.
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