And how do you stop people making off with them?
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Joe's patience might have paid off ... because he's making off nicely.
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How much it was making off the post-surgery injections is unknown.
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He knows how much owners are making off of his work, too.
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I mean, their deficits, the money they're making off the United States.
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Companies, such as Bigelow, are committed to making off-Earth habitation a reality.
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The suspect then supposedly fled, making off with $747 in Girl Scout cookie money.
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They bound her hands and feet before making off with $10 million in jewelry.
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And, by cleaning 'em out, we mean making off with tons of high-valued goods.
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Instead of making off with loot, they are pitted in a deadly cat-and-mouse game.
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These would all be far more productive steps than making off-the-cuff remarks in anger.
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So, next time you think you can get away with "accidentally" making off with an item, don't.
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And when he got it, you see what type of songs he was making off of it.
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Of course, knowing exactly how much bank you're making off every note could be distracting for creative types.
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It was harder still to imagine months later, when Anthony was a young pro making off-court mistakes.
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The masked thieves tied up the couple before making off with personal belongings such as cash and jewelry.
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The thieves destroyed computers, trucks, and safes before making off with hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash.
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The couple was then zip-tied while the perps ransacked the house ... making off with cash and jewelry.
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This year the AA has launched attacks on police posts, killing their occupants and making off with weapons.
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So Dotz has been busy making off-planet manufacturing—something essential to the next phases of space exploration—possible.
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An ICO's creators talk up the value of their tokens before selling them and making off with the money.
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That incident eventually resulted in the attackers making off with sensitive data related to millions of the OPM's employees.
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In this case, "revolt" involves tossing his passenger and making off with the sled like his freedom depends on it.
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The thieves tied up the couple before making off with personal belongings such as cash and jewelry, the release states.
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The heavy weights of many of these sculptures also did not fail to deter thieves from making off with them.
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In May of 22015, thieves hit the University of Cambridge's Department of Veterinary Medicine, making off with a 21971ft cylinder.
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LendEdu recently calculated how much colleges and universities are making off application fees by using 2015-2016 college admissions data.
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Then on Tuesday, Fox Sports shared footage from inside Houston's NRG Stadium that allegedly shows Ortega making off with Brady's jersey.
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In these days of anti-tech ire, it's a popular cocktail hour topic: How much is Facebook making off my data?
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We're told at least one of them got into the home, and was making off with some of the rapper's loot.
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One evening last month, a tall man crossed 86th Street making off with a bag of cans that Rosa had collected.
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Singaporean cryptocurrency exchange Bitrue has been hacked, with the perps making off with roughly $212 million worth of cryptocoins XRP and ADA.
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A group of men surprised him and the reality star, making off with millions of dollars' worth of jewelry from Kardashian West.
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Thieves have stolen two crowns and an orb from the Swedish royal family's collection, making off in a motorboat after the heist.
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Fighters believed to be Boko Haram members also raided two medical facilities in Niger this month, making off with medicine and equipment.
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He's accused of busting into a Citibank in Queens in a ski mask on August 24 and making off with around $50,000.
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He posted a video, which looked like security footage, of him making off with a case of beer, but in New York.
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The performance was recommended to Mr. Scorsese, who was finally getting a passion project three decades in the making off the ground.
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According to an F.B.I. agent's account, Mr. Cheatham passed notes to tellers at three banks in Tennessee, making off with about $13,000.
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The suspects remain at large after making off with handbags and other stolen merchandise from the store at Easton Town Center early Thursday.
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We wouldn't have it any other way, except for the part where you catch the COO's kid making off with your Seamless order.
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But instead of just making off with the gourd, the bandit carved the word PENIS into it—and then returned it, candles included.
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And there is an interloper in the household, Bégearss, bent on making off with Florestine and the remnants of the decaying Almaviva fortune.
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He committed more than 265 burglaries, making off with items worth some ¥23m ($284,0003), the police said, before he was finally caught last month.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Thieves have stolen two crowns and an orb from the Swedish royal family's collection, making off in a motorboat after the heist.
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Or does it contain egg because the pigs have finally succeeded in making off with the egg, which they are now free to eat?
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He said the insurgents had overrun the checkpoint, killing 25 soldiers, capturing two alive and making off with both a Humvee and a truck.
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Individuals and firms that service the Baltimore school system are making off with literally billions of taxpayer dollars with nothing to show for it.
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The second thing is to look at the consumer pieces of this, in terms of how much they are making off of us, basically.
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"This is not a female, but a young male who hasn't yet developed that head crest â€" and he's making off with the scarlet heart!
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Jeff Lewis tried to apologize to the surrogate who is suing him for making "off-color" comments while she was in labor with his daughter.
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Say it ain't so A Girl Scout leader in Kentucky ends up in jail, accused of making off with 6,000 boxes -- of Girl Scout cookies.
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Officials say Jalen was armed with a semi-automatic handgun -- and threatened 3 people inside the home before making off with jewelry and other valuables.
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Last week, Motherboard revealed that hackers had targeted two companies in the consumer spyware industry, making off with large sets of customer and company data.
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Cable channels usually carry those events live, and network officials point out the news value in showing a presidential candidate making off-the-cuff remarks.
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The group was observed aggressively targeting and compromising point-of-sale systems and making off with millions of payment card numbers, according to the report.
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Like the fictional Rhett, when the War ended Trenholm was arrested for treason and accused of making off with the gold of the Confederate treasury.
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As many as 250 people were killed as bombs tore through a busy vegetable market and the jihadists fired on homes before making off with hostages.
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"We are starting by gradually making Off-Facebook Activity available to people in Ireland, South Korea and Spain," Facebook executives said in a blog post here.
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Now, with the market supposedly down "for maintenance," users are crying exit scam and accusing those who ran the site of making off with their funds.
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At public events he often spends 10 minutes (or more) making off-the-cuff remarks before finally delivering the speech his staff has written for him.
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But this decade also saw progress in companies making off-the-shelf T cells, which are made from healthy donor cells and used for multiple patients.
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The thieves who stole a golden toilet 🚽 Thieves targeted an English palace in September, making off with a solid gold toilet valued at $6 million.
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The L.A. burglars really hit the big one this time -- breaking into Mariah Carey's mansion and making off with $50,000 worth of stuff ... TMZ has learned.
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Surveillance video from the neighborhood seemed to show the men unpacking a white plastic bag, leaving it on the sidewalk, then making off with the luggage.
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TMZ broke the story, Dodgers star Yasiel Puig was the latest to be hit, with thieves making off with more than half a mil in jewelry.
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After making off with the elementary schooler, they sent a ransom message to Greenlease's father and namesake, Robert, a millionaire auto dealer, demanding $600,000 for his son.
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In the chess game between journalists and Mr. Trump, he keeps making off-the-board moves, leaving them at a loss on how to report on him.
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Grenades have been fired at the Supreme Court and, this weekend, assailants under the command of a mutinous captain attacked an army base, making off with weapons.
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She told the detective her attacker had first raped her, then bound her hands with duct tape before making off with her laptop, cellphone and debit card.
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And during the 703 presidential election cycle, Chinese intelligence hacked into the campaigns of Mr. Obama and Mr. McCain, making off with internal position papers and communications.
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Thieves broke into the crypt at St. Michan's Church in Dublin and vandalized the burial site before making off with the head, the Church of Ireland said.
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"I think BAC might surprise us given its gigantic asset base and the money it's making off your deposits as the Fed funds rate goes higher," he said.
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The thieves spent several hours sorting through the books before making off with 160 volumes that they checked against a list, leaving behind the books they didn't want.
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And now multiple reports say the "system updates" StockX claimed to have earlier this week were actually the result of a hacker making off with 6.8 customers' records.
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Berlin, Germany (CNN)Thieves targeted Berlin's Stasi Museum on Sunday evening, making off with historic jewelry and medals relating to the secret police in the former East Germany.
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Mainello, 51, is one of two men who police suspect brutally attacked the couple, before tying them up and making off with personal belongings, such as cash and jewelry.
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We broke the story ... 2 armed men got inside the home and started terrorizing Elisa's friends, holding them at gunpoint and making off with a Rolex, cash and electronics.
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Amy Schumer is known for making off-color commentary, but it looks like her red carpet appearance at the 2016 Emmy Awards may have been subject to unnecessary censorship.
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Three of the pizza burglars, it turns out, had allegedly used the dating app Grindr to kidnap and murder Jones before making off with his vehicle and credit cards.
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She gives an agonizing speech about how she did become that poor dead seagull, before pulling herself together and declaring, "I'm an actress" and making off into the night.
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Mainello, 51, is one of two men who police suspect brutally attacked the couple before tying them up and making off with personal belongings, such as cash and jewelry.
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They tied her up at gunpoint before making off on bicycles with her engagement ring and other jewels worth 9 million euros ($9.67 million), authorities said at the time.
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They tied her up at gunpoint before making off on bicycles with her engagement ring and other jewels worth 9 million euros ($9.6 million), authorities said at the time.
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Babich described panic in one executive who shouted from his office about the company keeping track of how much money Insys was making off doctors who were paid speakers.
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A German artist is accusing Rick Ross of making off with 2 of his paintings and is threatening legal action, but Rozay's camp vehemently denies there was a heist.
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"If Donald Trump wants to talk about children, let's talk about the president's children and the immense amount of money they're making off of their father's name," said Rep.
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Possibility #2: The site's operators have shut it down in an "exit scam," making off with users' deposited cash — no small sum since AlphaBay routinely cleared $600,000 to $800,000 daily.
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We're told Shanna bought the Mediterranean style home for $1.4 mil back in 2002, so she's making off with nearly $700k -- which definitely takes the sting outta packing and moving.
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The group of alleged con artists struck at least four victims in the Lower East Side last month, making off with their phones, wallets, laptops, and credit cards, DNAinfo reports.
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YouTube creators finally know how much the company is making off its videos in advertising revenue — a stunning $15 billion in 2019 alone — and many feel like they deserve more.
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P-22 appears to have jumped an 8-foot (2.4-meter) wall protecting the koalas before making off with Killarney, who weighed at least 15 pounds (6.8 kg), Lewis said.
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WHEN Vestine Mukeshimana bought electric lights last month from BBOXX, an off-grid solar company, it helped her spot snakes in her garden and stopped thieves making off with her cow.
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On January 15th the security forces cornered Óscar Pérez, a dissident police captain who last month led a raid on a National Guard armoury, making off with a cache of weapons.
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CONAKRY (Reuters) - Pirates stormed a container ship off the coast of Guinea on Wednesday, making off with money and some of its cargo but leaving the crew unharmed, the government said.
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After making off with the winnings, Flato says Navarro ignored his texts and calls, thus proving that friendship is free until there are hundreds of thousands of dollars on the table.
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Madeleine Stowe says she survived a terrifying ordeal -- a home intruder putting a gun to her neck in the middle of the night, and making off with $75k worth of jewelry.
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We're told a thief or thieves hit his pad last weekend, busting in through a window and making off with more than $100k worth of jewelry, cash and some other items.
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Antonio Brown is on the road to redemption -- at least according to Hall of Famer Deion Sanders who says he's "proud" of all the process AB is making off the field.
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The U.S. announced that it had charged four Chinese military officers with hacking Equifax, a major credit reporting agency, and making off with sensitive personal data on about 145 million Americans.
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Piedmont Police said in a statement that a surveillance camera at the homeowner's address showed Alley, a driver's aide, signing for the package herself and then making off with the iPad.
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It was also around that time that a man brandishing a knife burst into her store, cowing Chan's colleague into submission before making off with about $130,000 in watches, she says.
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The 70-year-old former reality TV star has never run for office before and his habit of making off-the-cuff insults has alarmed many in the Republican Party establishment.
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The country's top food company, Empresas Polar, said four facilities in Maracaibo, Venezuela's biggest city after Caracas, had been sacked this week, with looters making off with water, soft drinks and pasta.
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But others are just as worried that a Trump nomination could lead to furious protests, forcing vulnerable incumbents to defend their controversial standard bearer and his penchant for making off-color comments.
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And if you're competing with Amazon, you need the amount of things people are selling — or at least, the amount of money you're making off your total sales — to keep going up.
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Borrowing a famous quote from 19th century Prussian statesman Otto von Bismarck, Macron summed up his policy of refraining from making off-the-record comments about his conversations with other world leaders.
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According to McMenamin, James took Davis to a trendy Italian restaurant in L.A. called Jon & Vinny's, where James was such a frequent visitor the chef began making off-menu dishes for James.
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The 2001 remake of Ocean's Eleven boasted a George Clooney-led superstar cast of high-flying criminals breaking into the vault at the Bellagio and making off with a cool $150 million.
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The Met "respectfully declined" a request to film inside, according to the film's production notes — the film showed Mr. Brosnan making off with a painting, which troubled Met officials at the time.
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In a speech on Tuesday, the authoritarian Mr. Hun Sen, who is known for making off-the-cuff pronouncements that have the force of law, ordered the group to leave the country.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... the 31-year-old is accused of single-handedly busting into a Citibank in Queens on August 24th and making off with thousands of dollars in cash.
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With these huge companies exposing their inner structures, workers will finally get a glimpse of how much they actually cost to operate — and how much these companies are making off their backs.
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"We are starting by gradually making Off-Facebook Activity available to people in Ireland, South Korea and Spain," Facebook executives said in a blog post https://newsroom.fb.com/news/2019/08/off-facebook-activity.
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This wouldn't be the first time administrators of an online black market pulled off such an exit scam—the dark web market Evolution vanished in 2015, with moderators making off with customers' bitcoins.
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In a Facebook post published a few hours after the event, Bilir-Meier accused König of racist behavior for making off-hand remarks about Turks as petty criminals and Mercedes-Benz-driving nuisances.
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Two thieves entered the mint, taking a security guard's gun and throwing him to the ground before making off with 1,20173 gold coins from the vault, which was left open, police told Reuters.
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The man accused of stealing Frances McDormand's Oscar has quite the support system -- including his rabbi, who says the arrest is more about society than a guy allegedly making off with someone's trophy.
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The suspects zip tied Dina and David and left them in the foyer of the home while they ransacked the 3-bedroom house ... making off with an undisclosed amount of cash and jewelry.
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The indictment also alleges that the Russian intelligence officers targeted local and state election offices resulting in the hack of one state election board website, making off with information on about roughly 500,000 voters.
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An audit released by the NASA Office of Inspector General on June 18 reveals that an early 2018 cyberattack utilizing one of these mini-computers resulted in a hacker making off with restricted documents.
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Two of the men entered Kim's room, held her at gunpoint, bound her hands and feet with tape and then locked her in the bathroom before making off with over $10 million in jewelry.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Thieves broke into the headquarters of South Africa's elite 'Hawks' police unit in the capital Pretoria early on Wednesday, making off with hard drives and other computer equipment, the unit's spokesman said.
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Privacy-oriented cryptocurrency Verge (symbol: XVG) was apparently hacked Wednesday, with the attacker making off with around 250,000 coins with a value of roughly $15,000 (though some reports go as high as $1 million).
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The North Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged Spanish authorities to investigate the raid on February 22, in which it claims an armed group "bound, beat and tortured" staff before making off with computers.
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After they apparently opened up the suitcase to find a bomb inside attached to a cellphone, the men took the explosive out and dumped it in a trash bag before making off with the suitcase.
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We broke the story, the Hermosa Beach, CA home where the former L.A. Lakers player and head coach lives was ransacked over the weekend, with intruders making off with expensive purses, jewelry, guns and more.
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It's not like making off with the Elgin Marbles or ancestral bones—what they came for wasn't there a week ago—but they were outsiders and they were middlemen, which creates its own ethical issue.
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The acclaimed country band's trailer was stolen Tuesday night in Nashville, but instead of the thieves making off with a load of guitars, amps and expensive band equipment ... they got a bunch of children's gear.
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Though we don't yet know how much Nintendo is making off its game, at the maker of "Candy Crush," King, said that at the peak in 2013 the game accounted for about $1.54 billion gross revenue.
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A local real estate developer, Sean Cummings, was giving a sneak peek of his prize, which depicts two National Guardsmen making off with a TV and a boom box and putting them in a shopping cart.
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According to evidence presented at trial, the burglars also disabled sophisticated security systems, communicated via walkie-talkies and jackhammered through thick concrete bank vaults before making off with the cash and the contents of safe-deposit boxes.
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Where the reindeer once lifted their little inflatable heads, Lamkin placed six giant night vision images of the thief approaching his lawn, bending down to unplug the display, and making off with the goods, News 4 reports.
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Last week, the Shabab devastated a Kenyan base, killing as many as 100 Kenyan soldiers — possibly even more — and making off with all their equipment, including artillery guns, communications equipment, stacks of ammunition, uniforms, and several Humvees.
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Likewise, diverse assortments drive high sourcing and warehousing costs making off-price profitability difficult to replicate online, and off-price shares are often perceived as a step removed from U.S. trade tensions as well as recession proof.
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Gingrich's remarks come as the latest batch of hacked emails from WikiLeaks show Clinton's communications director Jennifer Palmieri making off-color remarks about Catholic Republicans during a correspondence with Center for American Progress senior fellow John Halpin.
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SEOUL/SINGAPORE, July 22 (Reuters) - Pirates attacked a South Korean-flagged cargo ship near the Singapore Strait early on Monday, assaulting the crew and making off with thousands of dollars in cash, Korea's Yonhap news agency said.
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That certainly covers hacking into someone's bank account and making off with 40,000 pounds; but it also applies to outing the author of a contentious blog and electronically distributing a "surreptitiously obtained and mercilessly candid" sex tape.
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But some Trump campaign donors to the America First PAC have expressed concern to various advisers about the amount of money Parscale appears to be making off of his campaign role and his close ties to Trump.
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It was one of the only sequences in the movie that made it seem like Spielberg and Co. wanted to say something about about the ways culture imprints on our psyches instead of just making off-hand references.
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U.S. women's national soccer team star Allie Long had her Los Angeles hotel room burglarized on Thursday, with the thief making off with her wedding ring, cash, and her honorary key to New York City, the athlete said.
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That reference – to helping "our community to strengthen their own infrastructure" – was in the 2015 annual report published in June this year, months after the Bangladesh heist, in which the fraudsters ended up making off with $81 million.
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We broke the story ... Kanye's G.O.O.D. Music associate is accused of forging the rapper's signature to strike a deal with Philipp Plein to stage a NYFW event with Ye performing, and then making off with at least $750,000.
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In November, three masked men dressed in black staged a dramatic heist at the Museo di Castelvecchio, tying up and gagging a security guard and another employee before making off with the pieces in the guard's own car.
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But the morning would end with the robbers making off with about £252 million (worth more than £2000 million today) after ambushing and holding hostage four other guards who came to work, ready for a quiet holiday shift.
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He described it as a warehouse only three miles from the one that Israeli agents broke into last January, making off with 50,000 pages of documents and computer discs full of atomic weapons, warhead designs and production plans.
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Come 2018, the woman alleges Browner broke into her home one month before the attempted murder and pinned her down to a couch for 15 minutes, threatening to hurt her and eventually making off with her phone and keys.
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The stadium has fallen into disrepair over the last month and parts of the ground were looted, thieves making off with televisions, copper wire and a bust of Mario Filho, the Rio journalist after whom the stadium was named.
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As investigators closed in last month the operators of Wall Street Market conducted an "exit scam" - making off with an estimated $11 million in virtual currency belonging to customers, prosecutors say, before they were taken into custody in Germany.
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The store's manager, Frank Sarpong, decided to call the police after he caught two thieves in the middle of the day making off with 148 pints of ice cream, which is estimated to have a value of about $935.
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Among others suspected of looting were six men arrested on Monday and accused of breaking into stores at the Midtown Miami shopping complex, near the fashionable Wynwood district, before making off with merchandise that included shoes, bags and laptops.
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Television pictures showed scores of residents shouting "we're hungry, we need food" as soldiers distributed rations from a truck in one neighborhood, while footage from elsewhere showed people making off with clothes and other items from a wrecked mall.
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Zoo cameras did not capture P-6193 in the act, but officials said there is ample evidence to support their belief that the cougar found his way into the marsupial enclosure before making off with the koala, named Killarney.
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It turns out that the federal government is a tremendously complicated thing, and making off-the-cuff decisions and unplanned remarks — or getting more and more bogged down in a single fight — might have consequences for the rest of the government.
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Now that Donald Trump is the presumptive GOP presidential nominee, the brash billionaire needs to refine his approach in preparation for the general election and avoid making off-the-cuff statements, said media mogul Steve Forbes, a two-time GOP presidential candidate.
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Trump has slipped in opinion polls, and worried Republican Party leaders have urged him to stop making off-the-cuff inflammatory statements that generate blanket, often negative, media coverage and distract from efforts to highlight what they see as Clinton's many shortcomings.
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Among them is the driver used to ferry Kardashian around for Fashion Show week in the French capital, when the robbers broke into her luxury apartment and tied her up at gunpoint before making off with their haul, some of them on bicycles.
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An FBI team, according to the accounts given by Lamphere, had broken into a Soviet trade office in New York, making off with copies of messages before they had been encoded, and Gardner exploited these "plain texts" as he tackled the encryption.
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Dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, they will now head back to Westfries Museum in Hoorn, north of Amsterdam, from where they first disappeared when thieves hid in the building before closing time and disabled the alarm system before making off with the artworks.
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Obviously, the whole thing turns out to be a scam orchestrated by Blakemore's nephew, Isaac (Jonathan Fried), who plans to have Antonio con Mickey into leaving her fingerprints on the old man's safe and frame the girls for stealing, making off with the money himself.
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Festus Ezeli is making off like the rest of the Warriors bench this summer, cashing in on his free agency in the aftermath of a huge Kevin Durant deal and a so-close-yet-so-far defending championship run with Golden State this past year.
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Did Robbie apologize for (as Levon had it) breaking up the band and making off with the songwriting royalties, or did he absolve the ex-friend who had slagged him baselessly for three decades, and tell him it made no difference in the end?
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Despite the tragic circumstances that set the plot in motion -- when a young boy loses his mother in an explosion at a New York museum, before making off with the painting of the title -- the coming-of-age tale unfolds at an uninvolving pace.
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On Monday, police said, O'Connor and another teen were seen on video carrying his Hi-Point 9mm carbine and wearing Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un masks while holding up a convenience store, allegedly making off with $100 cash to help fund the planned school assault.
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Other highlights include the hack of the World Anti-Doping Agency; the theft of $81m from the central bank of Bangladesh (only a typo prevented the hackers from making off with much more); and the release of personal details of around 20,000 employees of the FBI.
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And maybe if we had a better sense how much ... not just how much these companies were making off us in the sense of average revenue per user, but to the extent of what are we giving away and what is the lifetime value of that.
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The Tristan of legend steals his uncle's intended bride for himself; Harrison's Tristan similarly provokes his brother's jealousy by making off with Susannah, the girl Alfred was supposed to marry, although Tristan really desires her only in order to create a replacement child for the dead Samuel.
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CBS' "Face the Nation:" Trump will discuss what some pundits say has been the worst week of his campaign, which included his campaign manager getting slapped with a battery charge and making off-the-cuff remarks about abortion that received backlash from all sides of the issue.
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"Both are deliberately transgressive, breaking through the tedium of politics-as-usual by using vulgar language, insulting and shouting down opponents, adopting simple catchy slogans and making off-color jokes and misogynistic remarks," wrote Alexander Stille, a journalist and author of books on Italy, in The Intercept.
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A jury found Simpson guilty of all 12 charges against him for storming into a Las Vegas hotel room in 2007 with four cohorts and holding two sports memorabilia dealers at gunpoint, then making off with thousands of dollars in items he said rightfully belonged to him.
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Before the 240-km (240-mile) Lindi road was built, Akinyi used to pay about 22020 Kenyan shillings ($2100) to get her fish transported 22025 km from the bus station to her stall – with local boys she hired to help sometimes making off with her produce.
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But he took aim at YouTube itself last year after Steven Crowder, a bargain-bin conservative comedian with more than four million YouTube subscribers, began taunting Mr. Maza, mocking him as a "lispy queer" and repeatedly making off-color jokes about his sexual orientation (gay) and ethnicity (Cuban American).
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Ronda Rousey and fiance Travis Browne were away from Rousey's Venice, California house a few months ago and returned to find that many of her belongings had been stolen, and that the culprits had been squatting in the house for a couple of days before making off with the goods.
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Recently, a unit of the federal police, whose leadership is closely aligned with a major Iran-backed Shiite militia that has been accused of abuses against Sunnis, raided a camp for the displaced, threatening residents and making off with tents, latrines, water tanks and other supplies, according to United Nations officials.
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Le Parisien reported that Marceau B. had been convicted and sentenced to 30 months in jail for a jewelry theft in 2008, when he and other robbers dressed as policemen and held up drivers on several French highways, making off with valuables worth 6 million euros, or about $6.4 million.
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BERLIN — The Royal Palace museum in Dresden, Germany, reopened to the public on Wednesday, except for the rooms known as the Green Vault, where the police continued to hunt for evidence to help them track down the thieves who broke in two days earlier, making off with 11 rare Baroque jewels.
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Friend's passion for culinary delights is well-documented in our family: On one particular occasion at a family reunion on the day after Thanksgiving, immediately prior to the "big" meal being served, Friend decided to sample the hors d'oeuvres, making off with an entire block of cheese in his mouth before being apprehended.
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Last week, Flatlands Bourbon and Bayou posted a video provided by the Alpharetta Department of Public Safety of a man in pink shorts, glasses, and a zip-up sweatshirt strolling casually up to their patio, and making off with Leatherface, who, although unwieldy, appears to be lighter than I would have assumed.
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I would love to sit here and say that popular social media companies are seeing the damage their apps are having on kids and are finding ways to change that, but with how much money they are making off these time sucking apps, I don't believe that is what they care about.
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But the businessman's penchant for making off-color and stunning remarks -- the latest when he initially refused to repudiate David Duke on CNN's "State of the Union with Jake Tapper" -- have made top Republicans downright fearful that he could be detrimental to their hopes of retaking the White House, keeping the Senate and effectively filling the ninth spot on the Supreme Court. Sen.
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"When I heard later that he was part of a bank robbery for $1999 million, I couldn't believe it," recalled Mr. Wong, who learned from news accounts that those agents had arrested his mild-mannered neighbor in connection with a brazen holdup of a Brink's armored car service in Rochester, making off with $7.4 million in what the authorities then called the fifth-biggest armored car robbery ever in the United States.
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