Lieu's calls and listened in to his conversations (with his consent) to illustrate the hacking capabilities.
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They say they listened in to pinpoint who else was involved in the drugs sales, before swooping.
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Observers chronicled the plane's course on social media and listened in to radio traffic in real time.
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In the secure bunker underneath the prime minister's office, her advisers listened in to the call in astonishment at Trump's demand.
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Alexander Vindman, who listened in to the July 25 Trump-Zelensky call, raised concerns to NSC lawyers about what took place.
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While authorities listened in to phone calls coming into her New Jersey home after she went missing, a man told her parents he had Margaret.
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Clarrie Feinstein listened in to the podcast "A Healthy Dose," in which Maven Clinic CEO Kate Ryder spoke with investors Steve Kraus and Trevor Price.
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They were the first witnesses in the public hearings who listened in to President Trump's July 25 phone call with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine.
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As part of his responsibilities, Vindman listened in to the July 25 phone call between Trump and Zelensky, a rough transcript of which was later released publicly.
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Further inward were Alexander Vindman and Jennifer Williams, who listened in to the infamous July 25 phone call where Trump asked Zelenskiy for investigations into Joe Biden and his son Hunter.
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The Wall Street Journal reported on September 30 that Pompeo actually had listened in to the Zelensky call all along, exposing the secretary of state after more than a week of obfuscation.
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Pompeo, of course, had listened in to the July 25 call and was copied on a July 19 email from Sondland where the ambassador said he talked to Zelensky about running an investigation.
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Vindman, a National Security Council official overseeing Ukraine policy, listened in to the July 25 call and testified this week that he was so disturbed by it that he reported it to the NSC lawyer.
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The pilot of another plane that was approaching Bali just after the Lion Air jet had taken off said he was ordered to circle above the airport and listened in to a radio conversation between the Lion Air pilot and air traffic controllers.
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Vindman listened in to the July 25 call and offered damning testimony to House lawmakers last month in which he described the president making a clear quid pro quo "demand" of Zelensky: a White House meeting in return for investigations into the Bidens.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo confirmed Wednesday that he listened in to the phone call between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in July, and defended the substance of the conversation now at the heart of congressional Democrats' impeachment inquiry.
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The party and the dinner were also attended by Jared Kushner, Mr. Trump's son-in-law and adviser; Mr. Perry; the Polish prime minister; and Ulrich Brechbuhl, a State Department counselor who is mentioned in the whistle-blower memo as having listened in to the July 25 telephone call.
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Ric found out about what Faith did. He set her up to confess while the PCPD listened in. To avoid going to prison, Faith made a deal with the FBI to bring down Lorenzo Alcazar. Part of the deal was to pose as Sonny's mistress.
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As one of the WRNS, Robins was one of the last surviving members of the 'Y-Service' at Bletchley Park, who listened-in to German communications."A Wren's Story - Memories of 1939-1945", by Alison Robins. bletchleypark.org.uk. Retrieved 5 June 2019. During the Second World War, Robins was said to have been bored as an officers' steward waiting at table in the Painted Hall of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, so she joined a class to learn Morse code in her off-duty time.
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Besides for Gagné, Serge Boutin also turned Crown's evidence. In February 2000, Boutin killed another drug dealer and police informer Claude Des Serres in a skiing chalet in the Laurentians mountains. As Des Serres was wearing a wire at the time Boutin tortured and killed him, the police listened in to the last minutes of his life. Facing a life sentence, Boutin cut a deal with the Crown where he plea- bargained to pleading guilty to manslaughter and serving 7 years in prison in exchange for testifying against Boucher.
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There, the principal and other teachers encouraged Higgins Clark to develop her writing, although they were somewhat less than pleased when she began spending her class time writing stories instead of paying attention to the lesson. At sixteen, Higgins Clark made her first attempt at publishing her work, sending an entry to True Confessions, which was rejected. To help pay the bills, she worked as a switchboard operator at the Shelton Hotel, where she often listened in to the residents' conversations. In her memoir she recalls spending much time eavesdropping on Tennessee Williams but complained that he never said anything interesting.
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The Germans understood this but did not know that their communications had been compromised and were being read by Allied intelligence. Ignorant of their intelligence leaks, they operated by day. Since their enemy had the option of flying by night, and the weather conditions were not ideal for interception operations, the Allies delayed the implementation of Operation Flax until the most German transport aircraft were in operation so that the blow would be as decisive as possible. Allied intelligence listened in to the Y-stations until they were sure they could strike. The tactical plan included coordinated strikes on Axis airfields carried out by Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress groups to tie down Axis fighter groups.
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Although Kaminski was only an amateur astronomer and not a professional, the press constantly treated him as a source of information on astronomical events. At the end of the 1970s and the beginning of the 1980s, Kaminski took an active interest in politics - at first in the Green Party, then in the Bürgerpartei. In the cellar of his house, Kaminski, a former naval radio operator, had built a receiving station from old wooden tables and in the meadow in front of his house in the Bochum district of Sundern erected an antenna assisted by three co-workers, with whose help he listened in to radio signals from space. During the night of 5 October 1957, Kaminski became the first person outside of the Soviet territories to receive signals from Sputnik 1, the first artificial satellite in space.
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In Busseto, he states that "as a kid, I used to go to the opera with my grandfather, and when I was 11, I already knew I wanted to be an opera singer." While not actually attending the musical academy run by the famous local tenor Carlo Bergonzi—he listened-in to his master classes after school— Pisaroni was influenced by the tenor: :I did not technically train with Bergonzi, because I was too young. I sang for him when I was 13 or 14 and he told me to wait until my voice would change and I would be able to start singing. While I did not technically work with him, I listened to his teaching almost every afternoon, and this really taught me a lot in terms of diction, phrasing and how to use your voice to communicate to an audience.
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