"We feel quite certain that the governor neglected his duty, misused his office and misused state resources," Henry told CNN.
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And if any new disorder can possibly be misused, it definitely will be misused—especially when someone can reap profit from it.
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That year, approximately 11.5 million people misused opioid prescriptions, and more than 2 million individuals misused opioid prescriptions for the first time.
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Lawsuits will also surely follow, especially if Facebook reveals some customers were victimized by having their accounts misused, or their data stolen and misused elsewhere.
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" Another on how opioids can be helpful but also misused: "I'm not sure what brand of water is here, but I could drown somebody with it if I misused it.
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You created the platforms … and now they're being misused.
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In all, about 19 million people age 12 and older, or about 7 percent of that population, misused prescription drugs in the past year, including about 12.5 million people who misused pain relievers.
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Investigators are looking into whether they misused European parliamentary funds.
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If donated funds are misused, the money will be refunded.
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For example, buprenorphine is an opioid that can be misused.
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Consumers fear their public information being misused in discriminatory ways.
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Plugins that scrape ads can expose people's info if misused.
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"You created these platforms ... and now they're being misused," Sen.
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Reuters found no evidence that the app's database was misused.
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Developers that misused "personally identifiable information" will also be banned.
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The word "phobia," however, is often misused in everyday communication.
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Ahem, Facebook getting misused to influence the American presidential election.
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Abraaj has strongly denied reports that it misused the money.
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Technologies are just tools that can be used and misused.
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These are important examples of how religion can be misused.
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He misused his position and authority, and he knows it.
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Tactical Visor isn't a bad Ultimate, but it's easily misused.
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Trade defense instruments should not be misused for protectionist purposes.
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We have misused the word tolerance to such an extent.
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Carte blanche authority is admittedly dangerous; funds can be misused.
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The notion of the Black Patriot is a misused term.
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But when misused, they end up costing you, big time.
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Proponents of traditional Chinese medicine say the herbs were misused.
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That report found that the VA secretary misused government resources.
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"So many of these labels are misused, misunderstood," she said.
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But like anything, it can be misused by bad actors.
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That includes people whose data Kogan misused here as well.
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Don't you worry that the "tool" you're providing can be misused?
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Nearly half said they "misused alcohol" at least once a month.
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The network's official Twitter account later suggested Trump misused its trademark.
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"We don't know how accounts were misused so far," he said.
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I believe the term ''radical'' is being misused by today's media.
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And today's Tasers can also be lethal and are frequently misused.
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It's got a lot of assets to it and it's misused.
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There are ways they can be misused as well as used.
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There are documented cases of voter rolls that can be misused.
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When misused, monetary bonuses foster selfishness, backbiting, even cheating among employees.
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But I think we misused the power to a great extent.
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Inmate advocates nonetheless expressed concern that the devices would be misused.
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But Christians aren't the only ones who've misused scriptures for violence.
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These reports raise concerns about whether the Administrator misused his position.
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The primary issue is that the taxes are misused, Engel said.
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No developer exploited the vulnerability or misused data, the review found.
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Sadly, the words education and reform are misused in this bill.
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" High-powered magnets: Manufacturers claim they are only dangerous if "misused.
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But he is also concerned about how it could be misused.
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The report said Shulkin had also misused a subordinate official's time.
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Of those players, 71 percent said they had misused the drugs.
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There is no evidence J&J manipulated or misused the data.
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We now have rights clauses where if certain client work gets misused, we've had this case in the context of Unilever, where if this work gets misused in some way in a public domain, we are liable.
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It's a response to concerns that the gear was unnecessary and misused.
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Zuckerberg also promises to notify users if their data has been misused.
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TOOMEY: And, look, I think they have been misused by the administration.
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It was misused, and unfortunately for that reason, we won't get anymore.
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Critics worry the technology could be misused to create a genetic elite.
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We will tell people affected by apps that have misused their data.
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Twitter said at the time that no information was breached or misused.
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And could it be done without the drugs being stolen or misused?
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But it is the IRS that is probably the most egregiously misused.
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This is about preventing people's data from being misused - our top priority.
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The politicians have misused the term humanitarian intervention to disguise other objectives.
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Of those, one in eight (11.5m people in total) misused their prescription.
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Huawei denies that its technology could be misused by the Chinese state.
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While governor, the Republican also was alleged to have misused state resources.
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He diminished our military and misused it for political and cultural purposes.
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But if the token becomes compromised, users' personal information could be misused.
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Going by Tesla's own Autopilot user agreement, Neally misused his Autopilot system.
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The medicine is being exploited, misused, and sold as a cure all.
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Despite the controversy, Cambridge Analytica maintained it never misused the Facebook data.
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"There are often serendipitous discoveries made with "misused" drugs," he tells me.
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No developer exploited the vulnerability or misused data, the company's review found.
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"Any tool or service can be misused," Craigslist said in the statement.
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On Tool's work, people are manipulated, misused, abused and suffer and die.
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Wine School The word "varietal" is among the most misused in wine.
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An earlier version of this article misused the adjective applied to Niger.
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"I still worry about how that charge can be misused," Manning said.
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He said he did not see evidence that Dr. Reed misused funds.
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You need to really make sure that [they aren't a misused nuisance].
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But he says he never misused his position to hinder anyone's career.
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" He continued, "This always begs the question, what if it gets misused?
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The Cambridge Analytica scandal revealed that Facebook users' data had been misused.
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Taseer had said the law was being misused and should be reformed.
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Or they might have misused the conveyed information to hone their attacks.
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Though the company's made some efforts in the weeks following the Cambridge Analytica disclosures to notify users whose data was misused and identify other developers who may have misused data, there's no mention of it in the report.
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The company said it found "no evidence" that any data was actually misused.
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But revelations that he had misused public funds have seen Fillon's popularity decline.
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Like every platform that enables commentary, it has the potential to be misused.
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I wanted to honor Black culture because it's often misrepresented, misused, or criminalized.
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Until data is misused, Facebook's breach will be forgotten, TechCrunch's Josh Constine predicts.
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The takeaway: It's not clear that any of the partners misused the data.
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Can't let anybody mistake you for that broken, misused little girl: Eleanora Fagan.
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And also it's clear that if misused, solar geoengineering could have huge damages.
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"Genetic ideas of favoring kin has been misused by some groups," Little says.
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Y'all done misused the peach emoji so often apply had to change it.
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The petition notes that in 2015, 11.5 million Americans misused a prescription opioid.
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Approximately 22009 million Americans misused an opioid in 26, the new report says.
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Malaysian officials have accused the directors of knowing the funds would be misused.
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"These reports raise concerns about whether the Administrator misused his position," Apol said.
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As in so many other cases, the elites misused this to their advantage.
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Now, players beyond Twitter and Facebook are examining whether their platforms were misused.
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The problem with valves and adjustable vents is that they are easily misused.
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Not only is it unconstitutional, they say, it is misused for instant divorces.
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We have no indication that any data on the server has been misused.
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Frost said he's not worried about how his data might be misused, however.
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" Misused campaigns make up "less than one-tenth of 1% of all campaigns.
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It's probably going to be misused by a politician 20 years from now.
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They said they knew of no cases where the information had been misused.
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Lula's lawyer said the law was being misused to persecute the former president.
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On this occasion, it not only misused classification laws but misled the public.
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They could be misused or misplaced, expire, or sold in a black market.
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"EPA is particularly important because when science is misused, people die," he added.
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And we weren't really thinking about the ways that it could be misused.
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She lost faith in social welfare programs she came to believe were misused.
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It wouldn't be the first time Broidy misused funds to boost his business.
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So when people face hurdles to getting high because the drug they've misused now can't be so easily accessed or misused, they're more able — and therefore more likely — to seek out another source of a high than a source of treatment.
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For example, the study shows that nearly 5% of middle-age marijuana users had alcohol use problems, 9% depended on nicotine, and 3.5% misused opioids; among older adults, 20023% had alcohol use problems, 3.5% depended on nicotine, and 1.2% misused opioids.
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"The work has already started from the points that are frequently misused," Qureshi said.
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An estimated 11.8 people misused opioids that year, mostly by abusing prescription pain relievers.
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He also promised investigations into apps that misused data and notifications to affected users.
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And then there's the more egregious ways in which this feature can be misused.
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It talks about risk, the risk that equipment could be misused in the future.
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Qualcomm also hopes to introduce evidence suggesting confidential information it gave Apple was misused.
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The notes further mentioned Apple CEO Tim Cook and stories about misused Apple data.
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Tesla has a habit of giving customers imperfect new features that can be misused.
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The NYPD has a fraught history of disciplining officers who have repeatedly misused force.
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It contains fentanyl, an opioid which, if misused, can lead to death by overdose.
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They put the burden of proof on those saying these powers are being misused.
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SmileDirectClub brought arbitration alleging that Align breached its non-compete and misused confidential information.
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For instance, "vagina" is probably the most misused word in the entire English language.
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"It can have the potential to make things worse if it's misused," Ferguson said.
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In it Ludvik Vaculik demanded "the resignation of people who have misused their power".
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In 2011, Maricopa budget officials found that Arpaio misspent or misused almost $100 million.
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In the wrong hands, sensitive information could be misused or sold without your permission.
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The AvMed clients who filed the case claimed their information had already been misused.
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Anchoring may be seen as manipulating patients' perceptions, and shouldn't be misused, they write.
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What about the vast majority of victims whose information has not yet been misused?
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Bitmoji for games won't be an open platform, to ensure the brand isn't misused.
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The myth has sometimes been misused, leading to "chauvinism and extreme nationalism," Lee said.
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And gas tax revenue in some municipalities is often misused on low-priority projects.
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Sigtarp was intended to stamp out cases like these where bailout funds were misused.
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Then why call for action against gun owners who have never misused their guns?
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Nuclear energy technology offers enormous benefits, but also has the potential of being misused.
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Well Done: Texas Republicans called the whole state gay, thanks to a misused verb.
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You're obviously paying a lot of attention, but obviously their platforms have been misused.
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Okay. It's all been, to use a term much abused and misused lately, normalized.
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" It alleged the groups' campaigns "consistently misused religion to peddle a dangerous, divisive rhetoric.
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Donors don't want their money misused or used less effectively than it could be.
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During his appearance, Bannon addressed recent reports that Cambridge Analytica misused Facebook users' data.
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Around two dozen consumers said their data was misused following the breach, Zappos said.
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In other words, they are saying the president misused his office for personal gain.
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We now live in a period when fear is somehow misused and stirred up.
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Over 11 million Americans misused opioids in 2017, according to a national health survey.
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I'm one among many women sexually abused, misused, stared down, heckled, talked naughty to.
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" Kellyanne Conway told Fox News on Tuesday morning that birthright citizenship was being "misused.
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AIQ also gets told off for failing to properly secure the data it misused.
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"I feel really misused," Mr. Berg said in a Moscow court appearance last year.
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The reason is that bacteria develop a resistance to antibiotics when overused or misused.
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The researchers apparently hadn't considered how the technology they were developing could be misused.
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VA Secretary David Shulkin misused taxpayer dollars on a trip to Europe last year.
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Deputies who misused Tasers should be held to account, said relatives of the inmates.
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The company said it currently had no evidence that the information taken had been misused.
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Reuters has identified thousands of body parts that have been misused or desecrated since 8693.
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Pearson added that it has no evidence that any of the exposed information was misused.
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Greitens has previously told media that the state's legal system can be misused by lawyers.
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The company says it has no indication so far that the data has been misused.
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Whether they sold data or misused it in other ways is still to be determined.
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Flashback: Zuckerberg's 2018 challenge was to "focus on fixing" ways his platform was being misused.
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In some parts of the planet it's being horrifically misused in far worse ways yet.
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The company said it found no evidence the data had been improperly accessed or misused.
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Abraaj has denied the money was misused and said unused capital was returned to investors.
|
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On stage, he acknowledged that big tech's products might be misused, even exploited, by autocrats.
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SAMHSA's own statistics show that 2504m Americans misused prescription opioids in some way in 22.8.
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It's how the data was misused and manipulated that brought us to a breaking point.
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Additionally, developers should feel a responsibility to think about how their software can be misused.
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When the trans body is misused in film, it ceases to be seen as human.
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Various groups have complained that these increases in police power are often abused and misused.
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About increasing concerns over privacy issues as personal information is being misused on the web.
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CubeYou has denied the apps were mislabeled or misused, and is seeking to be reinstated.
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It will inform people if their data was misused by a company like Cambridge Analytica.
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Arguably, the autonomy of private institutions should be protected even if the autonomy is misused.
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But the president knows full well how the pardon power can be used and misused.
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The incident underscores how the waiver program for workers with disabilities can be horribly misused.
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They have, however, spent plenty of time grappling with the ways it can be misused.
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But when misused or abused, personalized choice architecture can turn into a destructive manipulative force.
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The big question remains what data was stolen and how it could potentially be misused.
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The officials added that they knew of no cases where the information had been misused.
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Other companies may follow suit if they realize their technology is being misused, says Kania.
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According to Haaretz, she is thought to have misused funds in the prime minister's residence.
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Most of the slide came after news reports showing how the company's data was misused.
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McKinsey said it was "horrified" at the possibility that its information could have been misused.
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Television series "Lone Star Law" also misused the emergency alert system tone, the agency said.
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I worry that that process gets misused, too, but at least there's a process there.
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Some view injectable treatments as preferable because they're less likely to be diverted or misused.
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Misused, the company's new service could be a tool to create high-quality revenge porn.
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Google, for its part, says it found "no evidence" that any data was actually misused.
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"Any concept, however sophisticated will somehow purposely be misused and abused," a German woman wrote.
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That leaves developers, like Vargo, who believe their work is being misused with little recourse.
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Other administrations had also misused the law — investigating enemies and rivals, like civil-rights leaders.
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Because I think that term has so...it's been so misused and diluted and bastardized.
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It also said there was no indication that any of the information had been misused.
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There is nothing at this stage to suggest data was misused by the app's developers.
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Of concern are the instances in which Americans' data is incidentally collected and then misused.
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Apostrophes are by far the most misused and abused punctuation mark in the English language.
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They will also strictly prevent individual consumer loans from being misused in housing purchases, Xinhua said.
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But for Aadhaar to fulfil its potential, Indians must trust that it will not be misused.
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Like the data that's being misused by a lot of these ... They did, look it up.
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This prevents Opentest from being liable for any information that can be misused in the future.
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Although it is appealing the ICO's penalty, claiming there's no evidence UK users' data got misused.
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As you might imagine, it's a data goldmine that could potentially be misused in myriad ways.
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If misused, though, crack can certainly cause health harms, including cuts and burns from unsafe pipes.
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Gordon says public restrooms must be staffed if they are open, otherwise they will get misused.
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At the same time, Proper alleges that Mikkelson misused company funds and inappropriately managed Bardav otherwise.
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"It has the potential to be bad if it's misused," Reeve told Motherboard in an email.
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His finances were so troubled, the authorities said, that he even misused money from a charity.
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"The majority of the supply of misused opioids are coming from legally written prescriptions," he said.
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Despite our material commitment, there is evidence that much is being squandered, misused, and harrowingly abused.
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She even took three former Theranos employees to court, claiming they had misused Theranos trade secrets.
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The company has come under fire over allegations it misused the personal Facebook data of millions.
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If we find developers that misused personally identifiable information, we will ban them from our platform.
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He has dismissed the charges against him, saying last month that "not one rupee was misused".
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Without limits, Clausewitz argued, theory could be misused to justify and rationalize the unjust and irrational.
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The White House provided no evidence that Brennan has misused his security clearance since leaving government.
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I have deep sympathy for the concern that genetic discoveries could be misused to justify racism.
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Sanitation workers told her the baskets had been misused and were being stored in a warehouse.
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Our investigation reveals that there is no evidence of any personal data being misused to date.
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The General Data Protection Regulation provides ways to take action if your information is being misused.
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But the president vehemently denied that the software had been misused by anyone in his administration.
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A common answer is that they fear that whatever they write will be misinterpreted and misused.
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His office denied the accounts, though The New Yorker article said Mr. Schneiderman had misused Xanax.
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First, Mr. Ponte and members of his staff were found to have misused their official vehicles.
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They're a bit sandy, but they've hooked generations of kids who've misused their lunch money. 7.
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He was not disciplined, despite an inspector general investigation concluding that he had misused his office.
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He doesn't want his rights and pepe to be used and misused by the alt-right.
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We need a plan to guard against platforms and personal data being misused by malicious parties.
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I've been covered by Anthem for several years and have never overused or misused any benefits.
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Under his watch, the FDA approved a new opioid painkiller, despite fears it could be misused.
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Cathy McMorris RodgersCathy McMorris RodgersHouse Ethics Committee finds McMorris Rodgers misused official resources Republican group asks 'what is Trump hiding' in Times Square billboard Koch campaign touts bipartisan group behind ag labor immigration bill MORE (R-Wash.) misused official resources, according to a report released Thursday.
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If we find developers that misused personally identifiable information, we will ban them from our platform.2.
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Acquaint yourself with these word pairs which you've likely misused at work on more than one occasion.
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About 11.4 million Americans misused opioids in 2017, including 11.1 prescription misuers and and 20193,000 heroin users.
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When asked how an iPhone might be misused, Ive even worked in a joke of his own.
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The judges made the decision amid an investigation into whether funds for European Parliament assistants were misused.
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Photo: GettyHow our data is used—or rather, misused—has been a growing concern for the public.
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Early this year, it was revealed that the firm misused data from some 87 million Facebook users.
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He refused to provide a blood sample for DNA testing, saying he believed it could be misused.
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NATO officials say the system, while relatively simple, makes it harder to see when supplies are misused.
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Copyright's restrictions were also misused to curtail competition, block research on cryptography and produce new online monopolies.
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Second, these powers could be misused, either for overtly political ends or because they are badly calibrated.
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Misused or in the wrong hands, the same data can put already vulnerable people at further risk.
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Instead of being misused or told no, he was given a far worse treatment: he was ignored.
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"Once the data is out there, it can be misused in ways we don't expect," he says.
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I think they misused and abused their power, I think they went outside of the normal protocols.
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The U.S. government must demand oversight of weapons systems it sells to ensure they aren't being misused.
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Values-aligned investing is called by many different names, which are commonly misused or misunderstood by investors.
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The watchdog had asked the police to investigate whether Nokian misused insider information or breached disclosure laws.
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These videos are good in that they are mostly screaming: an incredible, albeit frequently misused, comedic device.
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Nissan said an internal investigation found evidence that Ghosn had understated his income and misused company assets.
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Treasury also believes real estate in Miami and Los Angeles, among other major markets, is being misused.
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Privacy advocates have criticized the technology, arguing that it's invasive and could be misused by government agencies.
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The Department of Justice reportedly probed the nonprofit charity last year over possible misused of federal funds.
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"Just because there's a Senate rule doesn't mean it can be misapplied, misconstrued or misused," argued Sen.
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It has misused American economic leverage and run roughshod into regional conflicts that are not our concern.
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Yes, but: There is no evidence Chinese device makers, or any others, misused the access they had.
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But critics say the law has been mostly misused, often to settle personal vendettas and property disputes.
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While Mr. Moonves says he never misused his position of power, he admitted to some unwanted advances.
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A decade ago, 9 percent in the Michigan survey said they had misused within the previous year.
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Mohammad Zia ul-Haq and have since been criticized internationally for being misused to persecute religious minorities.
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New endeavors like on-orbit satellite servicing and refueling are exciting developments but could also be misused.
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McKinsey said it was "horrified by the possibility, however remote," that the report could have been misused.
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That's why music has been also misused for brainwashing purposes—in battle, in religion, to manipulate multitudes.
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"Just because tech could be misused doesn't mean we should ban it and condemn it," he said.
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Q: Does the term "elite" get misused and applied too broadly, just as "working class" often is?
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More than 20% of the players' funds were allegedly misused by the partners, the SEC said Thursday.
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Patients were more likely to kill or harm themselves if they misused drugs or alcohol, researchers found.
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The report also states that she has never smoked, misused drugs or had a problem with alcohol.
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Critics say it's been misused to generate revenue, in some cases from suspects never convicted of wrongdoing.
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Scientists were starting to realize that patients who became dependent on benzodiazepines often misused opioids as well.
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That is, when it's not being misused by the Skeksis as their own personal fountain of youth.
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The second half is all concrete, focusing on what happens when those meanings and means are misused.
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The government misused administrative resources for the pro-referendum campaign in violation of laws and international commitments.
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YouTube has changed its rules around community contributions after the feature was misused for a harassment campaign.
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Last year about 12 million Americans misused an opioid, and the overdose death toll rose to 65,85033.
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If he misused public funds, he should write the treasury a check for the full amount & apologize.
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Patrick Meehan (R-Pa.) sexually harassed a staffer and misused his office budget to pay a settlement.
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"The term 'procedural generation' is so misused now, that I've been wary of using it," Braben explains.
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That's a lot of extra pills that can be misused, stolen, or sold on the black market.
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Patients then misused the opioids, shared the drugs with others, or sold them on the black market.
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The one clearest lesson from 40 years of experience is that if anything in the Diagnostic Manual can be misused, it will be misused, especially if there's an external award for the misuse, and so I very much object to using psychiatric labels, particularly in the political context.
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This to protect the bears' precise location, which could be misused by bear-loving humans or even hunters.
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But it's a word too often overused and misused by an industry that does little to earn it.
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Previously, it released a tool that allows users to check if an app may have misused their information.
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"Fusion tends to be misused but I don't think it is overexposed yet here in LA," he says.
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Trump misused social media during the presidential campaign to lie to the American people and bully his opponents.
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It remains unclear whether any of the sensitive information left accessible was accessed or misused, the agency added.
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At the time, Qualcomm suspected that Apple had misused the confidential information — but it had no hard evidence.
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Just as "weaponized" surveillance cameras could be abused, cancer data could be misused by insurance companies and employers.
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He said in an interview last week that the unit had been misused for political ends, without elaborating.
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"The majority of ... these misused prescription opioids are coming from legally written prescriptions," Surgeon General Murthy has said.
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The company also told the newspapers that it knew of no cases where a partner had misused data.
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And we don't need to be afraid of it, so much as wary that its processes aren't misused.
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Ms James's allegations suggest that at least some of them exist, but can be misused without customers knowing.
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And the pardon power is occasionally misused, as in the case of Bill Clinton's pardon of Marc Rich.
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WPP, an advertising group, announced it was investigating whether its chief executive, Sir Martin Sorrell, misused company assets.
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It doesn't take much imagination to extrapolate how this tech could be misused for the forces of evil.
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What is not obvious from such a guard is that the photos can still be misused quite easily.
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Facebook says the data was misused because Kogan told Facebook he would use it only for academic research.
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India's anti-trust regulator is also investigating whether the company misused its near-monopoly to jack up rates.
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And if we find developers that misused personally identifiable information, we will ban them and tell everyone affected.
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Anyone can now check breach notification site Have I Been Pwned to see if their email was misused.
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The Government Accountability Office report warned that without sufficient oversight, administrative funds could by misused by the Pentagon.
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Tech executives will be asked to testify as to whether their companies have misused their market power, too.
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The majority misused prescription painkillers, and the main reason wasn't to get high but to get pain relief.
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Hunter was indicted alongside his wife on Tuesday over charges of at least $250,000 in misused campaign funds.
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Bezos said that if a technology is misused, societies ultimately solve the issue before things go too far.
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"On stage, he acknowledged that big tech's products might be misused, even exploited, by autocrats," the worker wrote.
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This means proving your data was misused as a result of the breach would be a difficult fight.
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The most commonly misused drugs were benzodiazepines, tranquilizers that should not be taken for more than four weeks.
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" Schneiderman wrote that his office found tens of thousands of New Yorkers may have had their identities "misused.
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The reason why is obvious — this information could be easily misused for purposes of identity theft, or worse.
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Privacy advocates have criticized Amazon's software, Rekognition, arguing that it's invasive and could be misused by government agencies.
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At some point, I stepped away from christianity, because I think that religion is often misinterpreted and misused.
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But the computing power that gives cyber-defenders super-tools to detect attacks can be misused, as well.
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An investigation by Underwood's office uncovered a clear pattern of instances where the Trump family misused charity funds.
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Aaron Schock MORE (R-Ill.), who was indicted in 2016 after having allegedly misused government and campaign funds.
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" In addition, Teva said the records McCaskill requested "could, if publicly released, be potentially misused in pending litigation.
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The governor said that Collier had misused state funds, though Collier has since been cleared of any wrongdoing.
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He was ousted in 2005, though, after an internal investigation discovered he had misused funds and charter planes.
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Some captions in the ads omitted or misused "a" or "the" because indefinite articles aren't used in Russian.
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Instagram recently expanded its own bug bounty to include misused user data following a spate of data incidents.
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We shouldn't forget that prescription pain medications, like opioids, can lead to huge costs, especially when they're misused.
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But these new therapies are still experimental, and the technologies also carry the potential to be dangerously misused.
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Some manufacturers failed to alter their practices even when they were warned that their drugs were being misused.
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These companies are great at marketing their products as so easy, but they can be misused by overuse.
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After marijuana and alcohol, prescription drugs are the most commonly misused substances by Americans age 14 and older.
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Lofgren said Wednesday the impeachment process was "misused" to prosecute Clinton and that what Trump did is different.
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"It has become misused to characterize what a brain injury is in terms of its consequences," Kaplen said.
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In court papers, the SEC said Varacchi misused investor funds to settle a lawsuit by his prior employer.
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The CNN story described how one little red pill, Nuedexta, was being misused and overprescribed in nursing homes.
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The couple allegedly misused campaign funds, spending it on vacations, gas, groceries and surgeries, among other personal expenses.
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"I think it's misused," said Anne Maple, 62, who is sort of a celebrity among the London tabloids.
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Facebook has denied it has done anything wrong, saying there is no evidence the data has been misused.
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"How can Facebook be sure more user data has not been misused, and how can the company identify other third parties that may have inappropriately acquired or misused user data?" wrote Michelle De Mooy, director for privacy and data at the Center for Democracy & Technology, in a recent blog post.
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Facebook said there is no evidence yet to show the data has been misused but that it was investigating.
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Before the election last year, the accusations that Hunter misused campaign funds seemed more top of mind for voters.
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The company, however, said it was yet to determine whether the attackers misused any accounts or stole private information.
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As cameras proliferate in the name of safety, there's a real chance they can be misused to invade privacy.
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Worries about data being misused have been met with official denial and fury, but no investigations have been ordered.
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Raj said the law has been widely misused even if it has rarely ended up in a jail sentence.
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CARL OWENMoore, Oklahoma Computer algorithms are already being misused in the criminal-justice system ("Files, not faces", May 183th).
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Facebook says it will conduct an audit and notify users whose data has been misused, including by Cambridge Analytica.
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Infantino said FIFA would show "no mercy" to any federation that misused money allocated to it for soccer development.
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A rulebook which states that deliberately misspelled words and misused grammar can convey tone, nuance, humour, and even annoyance.
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Alberto said that the DeepNude team "will quit it for sure" if they see the app being misused. pic.twitter.
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"Social media is heavily misused because, of course, we're all heavily using social media," Southworth says of Facebook's vulnerability.
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The stated purpose was to spot fugitives, but skeptics believed they would be misused to target activists and minorities.
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Having grown up, I've since been using the same skills that I misused several years ago for constructive purposes.
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Last month, he said Canada could freeze the relevant export permits if it concluded the weapons had been misused.
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"Given our investigation to date, we have no reason to believe this information was misused," a Wag spokesperson said.
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Part of the problem are the automated systems that some of the biggest players use to catch misused material.
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The NTSB recommended auto safety regulators and automakers take steps to ensure that semi-autonomous systems are not misused.
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There's a word for that — a word frequently misused these days, but the correct word in this case: censorship.
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Still, critics have long warned these tactics can be misused by state powers as a means of targeted surveillance.
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And the German authority is looking at whether Facebook may have misused its power to impose unfair privacy terms.
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There are fears the data could be misused by a government that argues Indians have no right to privacy.
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While there are obviously instances of food stamps being, arguably, misused, they are a lifeline for a vulnerable population.
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As a champion of community policing, I have expressed my concern when SWAT teams and 1033 equipment is misused.
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The Morales administration also misused military equipment – provided by the U.S. – to intimidate civilians and encircle the American embassy.
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Fidelity reviewed the alleged violations, and terminated the employees it found to have misused the benefits, the person added.
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Then a separate inquiry into whether email was being knowingly misused for classified communication concluded, again, that it wasn't.
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He claimed without evidence that the money is being misused and mismanaged, according to an Axios report from November.
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Rankwave also apparently misused data sucked in by its own consumer app for checking your social media "influencer score".
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Critics say the fence could hurt wildlife, be misused against refugees or violate the E.U. ethos of free movement.
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This offense-minded brand of genius, however well-intentioned, has been misused time and time again in the MCU.
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If the people want to know if I misused state resources, the answer is simply no, I have not.
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Having misused drugs since she was 15 years old, Ms. Eldred argues that she was incapable of stopping abruptly.
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The draft misused resources, they argued, by pressing into service young people whose skills might be better applied elsewhere.
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Ameenah Gurib-Fakim will step down over allegations she misused a credit card given to her by a charity.
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As gene-altering technologies become more accessible, there's also a growing risk that they'll be dangerously misused or abused.
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Drugs like Suboxone, or its generic equivalent, are used to wean people off opioids but can also be misused.
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It's not much of a revelation, but the silence is revelatory: It helps you see Ms. Driscoll's misused prowess.
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Drugs like Suboxone, or its generic equivalent, are used to wean people off opioids but can also be misused.
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But if misused or even if not thoroughly understood, A.I. can yield nefarious and corrupting results for our society.
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Two million people suffered from an opioid use disorder in 2018, while 10.3 million misused opioids, according to HHS.
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He did say some technologies could be misused, but that it is not a reason to stop their development.
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Shulkin has been badly hobbled by an inspector general report that found he misused taxpayer money for lavish vacations.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Bogucki had misused his knowledge of the transactions to make trades that reaped millions of dollars.
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But both parties over the last several years have complained that the rules were being misused, leading to gridlock.
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Ayahuasca is still illegal in the US—a psychedelic drug that can be misused and dangerous out of context.
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One of those individuals, a lieutenant with the Department of Corrections, in its own 2013 memo regarding the complaint said that the inmates had misused "state clothing," but did not describe the specifics to the ombudsman when asked for details on how the inmates misused the clothing on the date in question.
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In a study of 13,000 people, 86 percent worried about what would happen if a researcher misused their genetic data.
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"We've been dogged out, misused, abused and we still need to pay water bills and wash our bodies," he said.
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If you get the email, your information was likely exposed — though that doesn't necessarily mean it's being misused by anyone.
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While filtering software has gotten better since then, it's still not good, he says, and it is still being misused.
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There are also concerns that Tasers are occasionally misused or overused by officers, sometimes with fatal consequences, the website says.
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This naturally poses privacy concerns, and the Wyss Center researchers are worried that this information could be stolen and misused.
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I think the more worrying nightmare scenario is the one about it being misused for data purposes and defrauding people.
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Katehi's resignation came amid allegations that she misused her office and misled Napolitano's office, in addition to the school community.
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Taken altogether, it seems like Facebook was taken in by a shady firm that misused data and lied about it.
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Today, many gun injuries and deaths are the result of legal guns that were stolen or misused or discharged accidentally.
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"We all make mistakes sometimes," Sendler said, when I asked why he misused the phrase meta-analysis in his studies.
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Similar vaccines for drugs that get misused have skipped the primate testing phase, only to fail during human clinical trials.
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Terms of sale for a limited number of major systems should be strengthened to ensure they're not misused or diverted.
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This month, the nation's top banks endorsed the legislation to ensure that they are not misused to launder illicit proceeds.
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Abraaj, which bankers estimate has debt of about $1 billion, is already grappling with allegations that it misused investor money.
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Privacy advocates have voiced concerns that targeted advertising may invade privacy and the information gathered could be misused or hacked.
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If cash can easily be misused, why do rigorous studies of cash transfer programs show no evidence of that happening?
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Those are better odds than Hillary Clinton being the Democratic nominee, and more likely to be misused than most statistics.
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While we have no evidence that this information has been misused, we have notified the affected customers as a precaution.
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And the same information that reduces unintended death risk can also be misused by people who do want to die.
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In SPADA, I laid out specific proposals to establish data security standards and require prompt notification when data is misused.
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Two totally different kinds of policies that could each be economically beneficial when pursued in moderation, but damaging when misused.
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Activists have raised concerns that, if approved, the new rules could violate basic rights and be misused to target minorities.
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This is the essence of what it means to be conservative, a term that is misused in today's political discourse.
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It's supposed to make sure that an individual is taking their medicine, while preventing it from being misused by others.
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Title X was never meant to promote abortion and Americans' tax dollars would no longer be misused in this way.
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The senators also seek answers about what the company is doing to protect users from having that sensitive information misused.
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I support President Trump and I never want to be misused as an instrument to undermine him or his administration.
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The tech industry was collectively upset by its proximity to a government and funding source that blatantly misused its power.
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But the goal is all the same: control behavior and limit the ways an object or space can be misused.
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But according to the airlines and even consumer advocacy experts, that term was being misused when describing the price jumps.
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Facebook has banned the company from its platform, saying it misused personal data from Facebook that was provided to it.
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"But I can't say I'd ever sat back and thought whether my data could be misused or abused," he admitted.
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Prosecutors have yet to address allegations contained in Nissan's internal report that Mr. Ghosn misused company funds for personal use.
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British advertising group ISBA, which represents thousands of brands, threatened to withdraw ads if investigations show data has been misused.
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A hyper focus on what is now being termed the "opioid crisis," to the exclusion of other commonly misused drugs.
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That includes categories like Confederate States, which are legitimate in principle but can be potentially problematic or misused in practice.
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Are we building a magical encyclopedia or are we building a surveillance network, which has immense potential to be misused?
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Yet the judge's order does not rule on accusations that Mr. Jiampietro sought out or intentionally misused any confidential documents.
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Should illegal drugs like heroin and misused prescription opioids be primarily treated as a health crisis or a criminal problem?
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Donors don't want their money misused or used less effectively than it could be, but how can impact be measured?
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During his session at the "Future of News" conference, Bannon addressed recent reports that Cambridge Analytica misused Facebook users' data.
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In South Africa, public ombudsman Thulisile Madonsela determined that Mr. Zuma had misused public funds to upgrade his private home.
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Quantock said that one reason why that rate is so low is that the whistleblower reprisal process is being misused.
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The court added that the project misused Tal R's artistic standing for commercial gain, and threatened to damage his reputation.
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But the social media giant has acknowledged it has more work to do to prevent its platform from being misused.
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"I was wrong to suggest that Tillman misused sources, and I was wrong to question his credibility," Professor Shugerman wrote.
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The DHS inspector general in September determined that Long misused government resources on 40 trips and cost taxpayers approximately $150,000.
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He is accused of under-reporting millions in income to Japanese authorities over the years and to have misused company funds.
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A scary survey of how artificial intelligence software could be hacked or misused suggests AI researchers need to be more paranoid.
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Aldrin alleges that his son and former manager misused his personal credit cards and social media accounts for their personal gain.
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Harry, in his rebuttal, points out that Jackson's team could have misused a common data-processing technique called the Fourier transform.
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Zuckerberg has also been asked to speak before the European Parliament to explain how Europeans' Facebook data may have been misused.
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Van der Linden said he's not concerned that a game that teaches people how to create fake news could be misused.
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While the phrase "artificial intelligence" is unquestionably, undoubtedly misused, the technology is doing more than ever — for both good and bad.
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Since we've only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed.
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"The Treasury Department has expressed very serious concerns that Libra could be misused by money launderers and terrorist financiers," Mnuchin said.
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But we did you one better and asked Vega to break down the most misused and misunderstood products of the lot.
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Out of what he calls the many "misused economic statistics," Reinhart said he'd put the participation rate lower on his list.
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CA is also now facing several legal challenges from Facebook users angry about how their data appears to have been misused.
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Sources said the United States is gearing up to investigate whether giants including Facebook Inc and Amazon misused their market power.
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They don't have to watch aging Steven Jackson and misused DeMarco Murray plow ahead for gains smaller than a powder room.
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If you find out that your personal data has been misused, you can call the FTC's settlement administrator to get help.
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Safeguards the company touted as keeping Rekognition from being misused by police were not being followed, Gizmodo learned earlier this year.
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Abraaj filed for provisional liquidation in June after collapsing under a mountain of debt and allegations that investor funds were misused.
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The confirmation of a quid pro quo - or favor for a favor - would bolster Democrats' arguments that Trump misused his office.
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Far-right leader Le Pen has also been involved in allegations of misused funds, though her polling figures were not hurt.
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At its extreme, the idea can be misused to justify discrimination of minority groups because of their dissimilarity to the majority.
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A group of U.K. consumers sued Google over allegations that it misused personal data from millions of iPhone users, Bloomberg reports.
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They are too abstract, and too prone to be misused; and, of course, nothing whatever can be gained by their definition.
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Ketamine is often misused as a club drug, earning it the nickname "Special K." However, it is finding more clinical applications.
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At a press conference in July, Macri described Gils Carbo as a "political activist" who misused her power as attorney general.
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This month, Brazil's lower house of Congress approved the impeachment of President Dilma Rousseff over accusations that she misused state money.
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According to the National Survey of Drug Use and Health, 97.5 million Americans used, or misused, prescription pain pills in 2015.
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The S.E.C. found the bank's Merrill Lynch to have misused billions of dollars of client money to finance its own trades.
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Some lawmakers worry that cameras installed in commercial airplane seats could be misused to snoop, hack and purloin private, proprietary data.
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By July 1974, the House Judiciary Committee found Nixon had obstructed justice, misused his power, and was in contempt of Congress.
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Chaotic Trump transition leaks: Debates must tackle how Democrats will govern differently MORE resigned amid reports that he misused taxpayer funds.
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Clearly, their services can be misused by extremist individuals and even the tech companies that support their views and hateful speech.
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"Your actions around these issues are essential to making sure that your platforms aren't misused to the detriment of democracy," Rep.
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She found out about the fake Instagram account from another man, who contacted her and said her identity was being misused.
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At the same time, he expressed concern that longer pauses would be misused by combatants regarded by the Russians as terrorists.
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Prosecutors said Simmons misused his position to help a relative obtain government employment and receive more than $735,000 without doing work.
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"We are horrified by the possibility, however remote, that it could have been misused," a McKinsey spokesman said in a statement.
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Hunter only pleaded guilty to one of the 28503 counts against him after long denying that he had misused campaign funds.
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The problem was not Ms. Barry's personal life, she said, but the question of whether public funds might have been misused.
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"The nature of the complaints is that women are being misused at the women protection centers, in different ways," she said.
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That "community impact fee," though, has been misused in so many towns that the federal government has launched a criminal probe.
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"Any tool or service can be misused," Craigslist says in a statement that appears when users click on its personals link.
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Some of those funds were misused for personal political rather than regional advantage, but the pork reflected play in the system.
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Recently, however, the distribution of millions of free nets in Africa has become a contentious issue because so many are misused.
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The algorithm that couldn't see her face set her on a new path: exploring how tech could be misused and abused.
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His former employer has said it fired him after an audit indicated he had misused county funds, which Mr. Bostock denies.
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His former employer has said it fired him after an audit indicated he had misused county funds, which Mr. Bostock denies.
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Gunning has now filed a complaint to the FEC alleging that the PAC has fraudulently solicited funds and misused its resources.
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For civil libertarians, this is a rare opportunity to show how classified rules are misused for strategic purposes by these agencies.
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The head of the European Parliament has also said it will carry out an investigation to see whether data was misused.
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And if we find developers that misused personally identifiable information, we will ban them and tell everyone affected by those apps.
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Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiary company, Janssen Pharmaceuticals, have vehemently denied the allegations and said the public nuisance accusation is being misused.
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Versace is aware of the potential for AI to be misused, but said it's not the technology we should be wary of.
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Even as face recognition becomes standard in public places, we're still discovering ways it can be misused against vulnerable members of society.
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But the commission was not allowed under its mandate to consider whether political actors misused or lied about the intelligence they received.
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To start off, two California drivers got into serious dustups because they completely misunderstood or misused their Teslas' ability to drive themselves.
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"It is suspected that Cambridge Analytica may have been involved in illegally obtaining data of Indians which could be misused," Prasad said.
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" He once said in an interview, in regard to his reputation, "I don't think I've misused anybody, but I could, of course.
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Overall, about 14% of teens — 1 in 13 — said they had misused prescription opioids such as codeine, OxyContin, hydrocodone, Percocet, or Vicodin.
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To facilitate his relationship with Ms Mason, alleged Mr Sharman, and then to conceal it, Mr Bentley misused state resources and personnel.
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It "actively misled and deceived investors" in Abraaj funds over an extended period and misused investors' monies in various funds, DFSA said.
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Moving forward, Google will need to be aware of how its data may be used and misused—and guard its data accordingly.
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In her 27-page decision, Scarpulla called New York's lawsuit "replete" with allegations that foundation funds were misused, including at Trump's direction.
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It's being asked to use its vast technical capabilities to track and detect the spread of a single image that was misused.
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When it comes to "intelligence," Ragsdale says many in the field are wary of the word because of how it's been misused.
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Still, Facebook's reputation is marred by its recent data privacy scandal where Cambridge Analytica misused the data of 87 million Facebook users.
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FEMA, which issued the grant used to buy the plane, has said it is looking into whether the NYPD misused the Cessna.
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In that case, the design will be used along with other signals to verify that the picture has been copied or misused.
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An extremely small numbers of users have misused the software to harm others and we need to build protection features right away.
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The show's deft handling of that sensitive and often misused material was actually a huge part of what made it so revolutionary.
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This technology can catalog your photos, help reunite families or potentially be misused and abused by private companies and public authorities alike.
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The charges against Merrill Lynch over its severance agreements were part of a much bigger case involving allegations it misused customer cash.
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The report wasn't entirely bad news: The number of people who misused and abused opioids has remained relatively stable since last year.
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"This is a resolution which is doomed to be misused," predicted Brady Kiesling, a former American diplomat who has served in Armenia.
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Yes, the drug companies irresponsibly and reprehensibly misused the legitimate concern that pain was being undertreated to sell massive amounts of product.
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Of course, stretched-out, abused and misused Modern Monetary Theory is silly and will lead to both increased inflation and currency depreciation.
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Why haven't EU-based users of Facebook been individually informed whether their data was misused -- and will the necessary compensation be forthcoming?
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Media reports revealed that personal Facebook user data had been misused by a firm that also worked with President Donald Trump's campaign.
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Since the death of J. Edgar Hoover, we've mostly just had to trust that our Spooks-in-Chief haven't misused that power.
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The bureau looked into allegations Nucera misused funds during his tenure as the township fire commissioner, according to the Burlington County Times.
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Of course, price information can be misused: One frequent misunderstanding about health-care prices relates to Medicare rates, which are not prices.
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Boris Johnson's position as prime minister is under threat following a series of allegations that he misused public funds and groped women.
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By contrast, a stolen credit card, or information from the card, can be easily misused until the theft is suspected or reported.
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There is no evidence the Chinese firms or any other companies misused that information, which Facebook says was governed by strict contracts.
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I'm very careful about using the word gaslighting because I see it misused, but there is a gaslighting part of the experience.
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One potential stumbling block in his record could be a 2012 investigation into whether he misused a military aircraft for personal travel.
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Political parties now say massive fraud took place in that voter registration, where identity cards were faked and verification stickers were misused.
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I think what they don't want is to be surprised, to be duped, to have their data misused or used against them.
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When ZAO's grasping terms of service came to light, many users were alarmed at the idea of these biometric data being misused.
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The nuclear deal, Mr. Trump said, drove Iranians into the streets because the government misused the proceeds from the lifting of sanctions.
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Their behavioral data is continuously suctioned up by technology firms through tablets, smartphones and computers and is at risk of being misused.
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Her high-profile case had thrown a global spotlight on concerns that the blasphemy law was being misused to persecute religious minorities.
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More seriously, she said, generators can lead to carbon monoxide poisoning when misused — a common concern among officials in post-storm environments.
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Tirschwell's case could successfully prove that Ravich and/or others at TCW misused their investors' money in the act of sexual harassment.
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Without laws to the contrary, we are left to trust service providers that our data will not be misused, misplaced, or misappropriated.
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It was the most important thing we did, because if he misused time that increased the risk of threats going unaddressed, etc.
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In 2018, while in private practice, Mr. Barr wrote a memo saying that presidents who misused their authority were subject to impeachment.
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One school official called the funds "silos" that don't talk to each other, making it easier for funds to possibly be misused.
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On Tuesday, an Irish court is set to decide whether Facebook misused Europeans' digital data by transferring it to the United States.
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By a 7-to-2 vote, the justices ruled that the city had misused maritime law to seize and destroy his houseboat.
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Now, because of legal concerns about overdose risk, her doctors have considered stopping her medication, even though she has never misused it.
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Many fear that the technology could be misused to create "designer babies" genetically altered to heighten physical features, intelligence or athletic prowess.
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In a Wednesday interview with the New York Times, President Trump suggested that she had criminally misused classified information for political purposes.
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"I think they know that these platforms are being badly misused, and they don't know what to do about it," Swisher said.
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It's been exploited, it's been misused by people to mean anything I don't like, anything I don't agree with is fake news.
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Features of the new agreement include an outline for resolving disputes if European citizens feel their data has been misused or abused.
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He is being detained at the behest of Japanese prosecutors after Nissan alleged that he had understated his earnings and misused company assets.
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Please describe each incident, the number of users whose information was collected and misused, and what steps Facebook took to remedy the violation.
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The company says it's now removing over 5,000 ad targeting options that could have been misused to place discriminatory ads across its platform.
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"Accordingly, we are not aware of and have no reason to believe that anyone's information has been misused in any way," Fasten said.
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This spring, an appeals court ruled that Baltimore police systemically misused "stingray," a powerful surveillance device that spoofs cell sites to track cellphones.
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"You've created these platforms, and now they're being misused, and you have to be the ones to do something about it," she declared.
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Long before legal opioids began being widely misused and abused starting in the mid 1990s, the rate of overdose deaths was already increasing.
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The president said in a late Wednesday TV interview that he had ordered a police investigation into whether the party misused campaign funds.
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The reshuffle came after a group of ministers from an affiliated centrist party, MoDem, resigned over allegations the party misused European parliamentary funds.
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The wife of Republican Congressman Duncan Hunter changed her plea from not guilty to guilty, admitting she and her husband misused campaign funds.
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Once the truth gets out, we can begin taking steps to ensure our intelligence agencies and courts are never misused like this again.
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Without a private right of action, consumers have little practical ability to seek relief in cases where their data was mishandled or misused.
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The total amount of misused money has yet to be calculated but already is beyond any embezzlement scheme in the state auditor's office.
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There are many ways this genomic information can be misused, especially if it can be tied back to the person it came from.
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SEATTLE — The word 'decolonization' has been bandied about all over national and regional arts outlets lately, but it is often misused or misunderstood.
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When I played it, it initially felt like a robot group therapy session as we each considered how we'd been used or misused.
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Yes, but: As cameras proliferate in the name of safety, there's a real chance they can be misused to invade privacy, says Abuelsamid.
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On January 13th the prime minister accepted the resignation of Sussan Ley, his health minister, after claims that she had misused taxpayers' money.
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"It can't be in Facebook's interest that its platform is misused in order to spread lies and hate campaigns," Maas told the newspaper.
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"Attackers could have misused this by taking unlimited free rides from their uber account," he explained in a blog post describing the issue.
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"During her illegal stay in Pakistan, she twice misused her position by obtaining a Pakistani Computerised National Identity Card," judge Farah Jamshed said.
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"We actually have insurance companies calling us ... they're enthusiastic about a six-month implant that can't be abused, misused or diverted," Sheldon said.
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However, it said it found "no evidence" that any developer was aware of that glitch or that any profile data had been misused.
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A small yet influential group called Researched Abuse, Diversion and Addiction-Related Surveillance, or RADARS, monitors how opioids are misused across the nation.
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In that framework, the problem was either that Jony Ive wasn't paying attention or that he had too much power and misused it.
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Bird has now retracted its accusations and attributed its shaky legal argument to its staff being overwhelmed by scooters being stolen and misused.
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According to the latest survey on opioids, in 2016, 11.4 million people misused prescription opioids and 2.1 million people had an opioid addiction.
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But Amnesty and HRW urged the government to repeal the FCRA or amend it so that is not misused to restrict charities' work.
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"We have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed," said Guy Rosen, Facebook's vice president of product management.
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Information about tastes and opinions has been gathered, sold, used and misused without any clear decisions about what is fair, right or helpful.
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Some of the companies Intel notified included Chinese technology companies, though the report suggests there is no evidence that any information was misused.
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His jails commissioner quit last year after it was revealed he had misused his city car for trips to his home in Maine.
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But users are rightfully reluctant to see Facebook ingest any more of their sensitive data for fear it could leak or be misused.
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When a Facebook executive named Alex Stamos tried on Twitter to argue that the word breach was being misused, he was swatted down.
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The document reportedly claims the FBI misused its power to begin surveillance of Carter Page, a former foreign policy advisor to Trump's campaign.
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There were one or two overstuffed Thor scenes where the plot momentarily lost me, and Peter Dinklage seems almost tragically (albeit briefly) misused.
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Kim said there is "no evidence" that the database was misappropriated or misused, but did not say how it came to that conclusion.
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The form of trade finance, once widely used by small businesses, was allegedly misused to perpetrate the PNB fraud, prompting a regulatory crackdown.
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Accountability experts warn that the ICRC and WWF were unlikely to be the only examples of charity names being misused in this way.
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And most people are thinking really hard about how our technology is being misused, essentially, and hacked, and all kinds of different things.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Monday charged six accountants who allegedly shared and misused confidential information about planned audits of KPMG.
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They are aware of the reality that marijuana possesses some level of risk potential and that it can, in some instances, be misused.
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We did this because the website may have misused some of your Facebook information by sharing it with a company called Cambridge Analytica.
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The company said no third parties compromised its systems, and Google hasn't found evidence developers misused the information or were aware of it.
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The apps were suspended pending a thorough investigation into whether they misused any data, said Ime Archibong, Facebook's vice president of product partnerships.
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Overprescribing has led to an excessive number of prescriptions that are diverted and misused, which can lead to a subsequent opioid use disorder.
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A growing number of Democratic lawmakers and civil libertarians are voicing concerns about Amazon's facial recognition software, worrying that it could be misused.
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In October, Interior's IG office found that Zinke had misused taxpayer money when he allowed his wife to accompany him on work travel.
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Many combinations of that misused and unused power were to blame in the housing crisis that led to the financial collapse of 2008.
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Cambridge Analytica said in a statement in March it was suspending Nix and has denied it misused Facebook data for the Trump campaign.
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Francois Fillon, the conservative candidate, was seen as the next president, but his polling numbers dropped on news he had misused public funds.
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As part of the new investigation, German authorities said they were looking into whether Facebook misused its position to collect people's digital information.
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The report also found that 19 people in the bureau were improperly promoted, and that some people misused government vehicles and office space.
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But their safe use requires a great deal of training, and there are concerns that Tasers are occasionally misused or overused by officers.
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The American Democracy Legal Fund also filed a complaint earlier this year alleging the congressman misused official resources to boost his Senate bid.
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Facebook said it suspended the firms and researchers involved and said the data had been misused but not stolen, because users gave permission.
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Sadly, because both app stores and communications services are being misused to spread abusive content, technology companies must work together to stop it.
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At a minimum, tax attorneys said, the I.R.S. could seek civil penalties totaling about 20 percent of the funds that were allegedly misused.
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Many people now avoid religious and spiritual language because they don't like the way it has been used, misused and abused by others.
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Could someone be framing him in order to steal his design for a security system that can be misused for laundering dirty money?
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The money for federations has at times been misused by some soccer officials, leading to embarrassing episodes and renewed damage to FIFA's reputation.
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According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, 80 percent of those who started using heroin in 2011 had previously misused prescription painkillers.
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Civil rights groups already have expressed concerns that data could be misused, and the new policy is likely to lead to legal action.
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We're being lied to on a constant basis, our data is being mined and misused, and now our sidewalks are being blocked, too?
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Just remember, if your data is misused and privacy is compromised, it's a data breach, brought to you by your friends at Facebook.
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The company scrapes public photos from social media sites, drawing ire from the big tech giants that claim Clearview AI misused their services.
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Huizenga, meanwhile, faced a Federal Election Commission (FEC) complaint from the Michigan Democratic Party alleging that he misused campaign funds for personal expenses.
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"A typo or misused word is a red flag to an interviewer, especially if you mentioned that you are detail-oriented," Armer said.
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A box of Twinings tea also appeared in the picture, but was later removed when Twinings said that the image misused its product.
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That document alleges that FBI and Justice Department officials misused their authority to obtain a surveillance warrant on a former Trump campaign adviser.
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Devin Nunes for his House seat have seen some benefit to the House Intelligence Committee memo alleging the FBI misused its surveillance authority.
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Facebook shares have plunged 11 percent this week, following revelations on Friday that Cambridge Analytics misused the data of over 50 million users.
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Once the truth gets out, we can begin taking steps to ensure our intelligence agencies and courts are never misused like this again.
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Under current law, Cordray could only be removed for cause, if he is found to have misused his position in a serious fashion.
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It can be used for valid causes, such as creating better editing tools for movie post production, but it can also be misused.
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services are given the ability to block Social Security Numbers that have been misused in order to protect identities.
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Without a private right of action, consumers have little practical ability to seek relief in cases where their data was mishandled or misused.
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Most notable was the Cambridge Analytica scandal from earlier this year, where millions of users had their information misused by the data mining firm.
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The fact that drones are becoming an essential tool for law enforcement—a tool that could be misused or even abused—cannot be ignored.
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"Since we've only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed," the company said.
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"I misused my clearance to print out the report…I did so of my own free will," Winner said during Tuesday&aposs court hearing.
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Nearly 50 million accounts were affected by the breach, though it remains unclear whether the accounts were misused or if personal data was accessed.
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Artificial intelligence is one of the most misused terms in tech today, and a new study apparently confirms how hyped the technology has become.
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The company does not yet know if information has been misused or accessed, which is something CEO Mark Zuckerberg reiterated during a media call.
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Cathay said the Hong Kong Police had been notified about the breach and there was no evidence that any personal information had been misused.
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"We must not allow this abominable crime to be misused for rabble-rousing and conspiracy propaganda," German Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said on Facebook.
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"Any tool or service can be misused," reads the Craigslist landing page that shows up when you attempt to navigate to a personals board.
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It will show people if they or their friends installed an app that misused data before 2015 — just as we did for Cambridge Analytica.
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In a letter to the judge published earlier this week, Schmidt said he felt like he was "misused" by VW in the diesel scandal.
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Google says it doesn't have any evidence that the data was misused during that time, or that Google+ was compromised by a third party.
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Khosrowshahi wrote that the company doesn't believe that any of the data that was accessed has been misused, but is monitoring the affected accounts.
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Blind says it has found no evidence that any of the data was misused, but Whittaker notes they provide no support for that claim.
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Of course there's the strong possibility that Cambridge Analytica and others misused the data, didn't delete it as promised, performed unsanctioned analyses on it.
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The conservative candidate had everything in his favor to become the next president until allegations over misused public funds emerged and dented his chances.
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"Just because tech could be misused, doesn't mean we should ban it and condemn it," an Amazon executive said at Recode's recent Code Conference.
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The database will be a target for hackers and the technology could be misused to spy on people or harass them, said De Mooy.
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But the report's authors and rights campaigners warned such systems also raised privacy concerns as they could be misused to track and profile people.
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Facebook, which said it is conducting an audit of how the feature can be misused, did not say when it would lift the block.
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Last month the authorities launched an investigation into allegations that funds allocated to contractors to help rebuild the insurgency-hit region had been misused.
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Unless you're in the armaments business, discovering that your products are being horrendously misused will trigger a response to try to remove the problem.
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Zuckerberg will face questions about the revelation that consulting firm Cambridge Analytica may have misused the personal information of up to 87 million people.
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Grenades are extremely deadly tools of destruction that, honestly, are a lot of fun to throw — but they are too often misused in fiction.
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Last year, FBI agents searched the offices of Hunter's campaign treasurer and seized evidence in an investigation into whether his campaign misused campaign funds.
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Abraaj had earlier said it had returned the unused capital in December, following discussions with investors and denied allegations that it misused the cash.
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The company suggests customers monitor their bank and credit card statements for suspicious activity and contact their bank if their information is being misused.
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Republicans say it contains evidence the FBI and Department of Justice misused the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and were biased against the Trump campaign.
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"It is suspected that Cambridge Analytica may have been involved in illegally obtaining data of Indians which could be misused," the IT minister said.
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Moonves acknowledged making advances that may have made women uncomfortable but said he never misused his position to harm or hinder anyone&aposs career.
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Two government watchdog agencies are examining whether he misused taxpayer funds for personal and political gain (another favorite scam of the Trump administration toadies).
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Yet, the "accelerator" name is probably the most misused word in VC, possibly because the catchiness of the name and the lack of standards.
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But its reputation has been tarnished by news reports and opposition politicians alleging that executives including Matjila misused funds and made careless investment decisions.
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"We have seen no evidence to suggest that it was misused, but we are urgently investigating how and with whom the document was shared."
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In the midst of all the numbers and predictions being thrown about in coronavirus coverage, that mortality rate is one of the most misused.
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The giant social media company is under the spotlight because a political data firm apparently misused information about more than 53 million Facebook users.
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And the oft-misused semicolon seems to get less popular over time; compare Pride and Prejudice (originally published in 1813) with Blood Meridian (1985).
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The system the Saudi companies used, known as SS7, is meant to allow foreign providers to track roaming charges, but can be easily misused.
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When mosquito nets are handed out free, they are sometimes misused; I've seen them turned into wedding dresses, fishing nets, sponges and chicken fencing.
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Regular use, even as prescribed by a doctor, can produce dependence, and when misused or abused, opioid pain relievers can lead to fatal overdose.
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Experts who spoke to the Journal noted they had seen no evidence to suggest the information given to the companies in question was misused.
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Canadian authorities, though, said on Tuesday that they had closed their investigation into claims that Google had misused its dominant position in online search.
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They didn't pretend to know exactly how social media would be used, and they gave even less thought to how it might be misused.
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WPP's case was exacerbated by the abrupt early 2018 departure of founder and longtime CEO Martin Sorrell amid accusations that he misused company funds.
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As far as I can see, if you want to ensure that the buckle is never misused, you can't really sell it to anyone.
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See how Keisha Williams misused the promise of a burgeoning medical technology to extract $5 million from investors and fund her outrageously lavish lifestyle.
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States that come closest to matching Hawaii's low rates of prescribing for risky and misused drugs include New Mexico, Vermont, California, Minnesota and Wyoming.
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An estimated 10.3 million Americans aged 12 and older misused opioids in 2018, including 9.9 million prescription pain reliever abusers and 808,000 heroin users.
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Indeed, the study also found that people who misused ADHD prescriptions were more likely than the control group to exhibit overall substance use disorder.
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Battle ropes have been misused, misunderstood, and mistaken as a fad workout tool that traumatizes the shoulders and achieves little more than looking cool.
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Facebook said on May 14 the same year that it is suspending about 200 applications for an investigation into whether they misused any data.
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"The consultation helps the pharmacist offer important sexual healthcare advice to women and helps us prevent emergency contraception from being misused or overused," he said.
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The term "groundbreaking," in reference to television series, has been so overused (and frequently misused) over the decades that it has largely lost its meaning.
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Abraaj has been battling allegations by investors including the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and International Financial Corp that it misused money in the healthcare fund.
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France's conservative presidential hopeful has asked prosecutors to drop investigations into misused public funds arguing they do not have the competency to undertake the task.
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"If people are concerned about their social security numbers being stolen, they should be concerned about their genetic information being misused," Pitts told the publication.
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Speaking of which, what about the powerful executives at the massive internet companies who abrogated their responsibility to make sure their technologies were not misused?
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After discovering that Calleja misused the investors' funds, it re-paid everyone in full, even covering the shortfall caused by Calleja's misappropriation, the SEC said.
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Facebook, which has more than 2.2 billion monthly users, said it has yet to determine whether the attacker misused any accounts or stole private information.
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After the operations went south, prosecutors said Shkreli misused funds from another drug company he led, called Retrophin, to pay off the hedge fund investors.
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From January 2009, shortly after he assumed office, until September 2016, Hunter allegedly had at least five affairs in which he misused his campaign funds.
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And people get a lot more angry when you mess with their behavior patterns than when you highlight some abstract threat like misused personal data.
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"Too many of these systems are not properly understood by consumers and end up being misused," Sam Abuelsamid, senior policy analyst for Navigant Research said.
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I think it's up to companies like Facebook, Google and Twitter — and future platforms — to put safeguards in place to prevent them from being misused.
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MONTEVIDEO (Reuters) - Uruguay's Vice President Raul Sendic presented his resignation on Saturday amid accusations that he misused public funds while heading state oil company Ancap.
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The company said it would be conducting a thorough probe into each of the apps to determine whether they had in fact misused personal data.
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If the apps are found to have misused data or refuse to cooperate with the probe, they will be banned from the social media platform.
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Nor that such powerful technologies aren't at huge risk of being misused and abused to discriminate and/or suppress rights at vast and terrifying scale.
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It gave me connections to people I care about, but it took much more — not just my data, but my trust, too — and misused it.
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Since then, more than 2,357 body parts obtained by brokers from at least 1,20153 people have been misused, abused or desecrated across America, Reuters found.
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But beyond their boosterism, Nahdi and other creators are also power users who have seen more closely than most how the platform can be misused.
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David Pemsel, the Guardian's chief executive, wrote to Google to say that it was "completely unacceptable" for its advertising to be misused in this way.
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But safely administering a vaccine in a developing nation can be difficult with the complexities of sterilization, especially when it comes to often misused needles.
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The submission scored Facebook's highest bounty offering because it led to the discovery of a whole class of potential exposures that could have been misused.
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As usual, the internet was whipped into a frenzy of confused anger about IP law, with copyright, trademarks, and patents all misused and conflated wildly.
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Of the 28500 million adults estimated to have misused prescription opioids in 6900, more than 2628 percent cited physical pain as their reason for misuse.
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Regulators in Africa, Asia, Australia and Latin America will now have to assess what to do when their citizen's data has been compromised or misused.
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I look forward to reviewing the inspector general's report and if it concludes that Secretary Zinke misused public funds, he should promptly reimburse the taxpayers.
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Zuckerberg will testify amid backlash over the revelation that consulting firm Cambridge Analytica may have misused the personal information of up to 87 million people.
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More than 5,000 people have filed reports with the office over fake comments, the group says, and up to 2 million comments misused Americans' identities.
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On message boards and online forums, some say it is just another way to consume the drug, while others fear that it could be misused.
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"The government failed in governance, misused power and failed to keep its promises," said senior Congress leader Anand Sharma in a news conference on Thursday.
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Marie puts out a list every year of words that should be "banished from the Queen's English" for being overused, misused or just plain useless.
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"In this case, you can use the misused word 'unique' to describe the trip," says Doug Gollan, founder and editor of Private Jet Card Comparisons.
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Although pharmaceutical fentanyl can be misused, most fentanyl deaths are linked to illicitly manufactured fentanyl and versions of chemically similar compounds known as fentanyl analogs.
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These so-called "hot cells" are used for handling radioactive material but can be "misused for secret, mostly small-scale plutonium separation efforts," it said.
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"Once the truth gets out, we can begin taking steps to ensure our intelligence agencies and courts are never misused like this again," he said.
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Smith says it's unclear why so many teenagers abused or misused the medication, or whether the pills they took were prescribed to them or not.
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Still, Farshchi said credit freezes and monitoring services are still the best way to determine whether personal data has been stolen or your identity misused.
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" Johnson said on "Fox News Sunday" that he's not sure there is evidence Brennan improperly shared classified information, but said that he "misused his privilege.
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Names of Americans caught communicating with monitored foreign targets must be "masked," or hidden within government agencies, so the names cannot be misused or shared.
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"DoD management did not take appropriate action when notified that cardholders potentially misused their travel card at casinos and adult entertainment establishments," the report says.
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Online intellectual property enforcement is far from alone in being a public policy that could be misused in order to pursue unrelated and illegitimate objectives.
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Facebook has also come under fire since the revelation that its data was misused, with many users considering a departure from the social media platform.
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Dilma Rousseff, also of the Workers' Party, who was Brazil's first female president, was removed from office after being found to have misused public funds.
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Google said it had no evidence that any developers were aware of or had misused the vulnerability during the six days that the bug existed.
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" Tay says that since they acknowledged the scientists believed their findings had an evolutionary explanation, "we would dispute the idea that we misused Parker's research.
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Please understand: I do not endorse inhumane treatment of farm animals or wanton pollution of the environment with animal wastes and misused antibiotics and pesticides.
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It's problematic that vast amounts of data on individuals are being shared in this way, which could be misused in malicious ways against vehicle owners.
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On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission reached a handful of settlements with media outlets following investigations into whether they misused the emergency alert system tone.
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And while the Bush administration denied that charge, the intelligence that led to the war has since been shown to have been faulty and misused.
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Rumor had it that the new notes were also embedded with GPS chips, so the bills could be tracked if they were misused or hoarded.
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Protesters have demanded changes to the law, which some prosecutors and police officers say is vague and has been misused by people to avoid prosecution.
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In August, I asked a ByteDance spokesperson about the fear that the massive trove of facial closeups accumulated on its various products could be misused.
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In the long run, history will judge him as a terrible, crooked president who misused his constitutional powers to try to guarantee himself re-election.
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A former Drexel University professor who allegedly misused $21625,2900 in federal grant funds on strip clubs and other personal expenses has been charged with theft.
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Facebook's latest problems surfaced with allegations that Cambridge Analytica, which worked with Donald Trump's presidential election team, misused the data of 50 million Facebook users.
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It's the FBI who may have misused the unverified "dossier" opposition research, allegedly presenting it to a secret court as if it were verified intelligence.
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" He said that such stories were proof that Obama administration officials had "misused, mishandled and potentially did some very, very bad things with classified information.
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We do not tolerate the misuse of our platform: The immediate blocking of misused email accounts is the necessary approach by providers in such cases.
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"Politicians have always misused the struggle for resources in the county to incite Tharaka voters against supporting an aspirant from Chuka and vice versa," she said.
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It added that the Hong Kong Police had been notified about the breach and that there is no evidence that any personal information has been misused.
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"In this case it appears that Appsee's technology was misused by the customer and that our Terms of Service were violated," said Boussiba in an email.
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The investigation further found that Bransfield "misused Church funds for personal benefit on such things as personal travel, dining, liquor, gifts and luxury items," Lori wrote.
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"Since we've only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed," the company's blog post reads.
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Certainly, we're aware that some companies are bed-shittingly poor stewards of our personal information, that our data has been left vulnerable, or sold, or misused.
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The Financial Supervisory Authority has asked the bureau to investigate whether Nokian misused insider information or breached disclosure laws, Inspector Erkki Rossi told Reuters by telephone.
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We want to emphasize that this information can't directly be used to access your account, and we have no information indicating that it has been misused.
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In cases where filters aren't intentionally misused, librarians and school officials can adjust the filters if someone alerts them to a website that's been unfairly blocked.
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After TechCrunch revealed Facebook misused Apple's Enterprise Developer Certificate program to spy on consumer phone and web activity through its "Research" app, Apple pulled the plug.
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Weakening core security of phones could make them vulnerable if the backdoor were ever misused by the government or stolen by hackers or a foreign state.
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The report also found that Shulkin misused department resources by directing a VA staffer to "plan personal activities" during the trip for himself and his wife.
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Even if no apps are identified to have misused your data, you should check your Apps and Websites settings and remove applications you no longer use.
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The button automatically connects articles to applicable, prescreened NGOs, so you can feel secure knowing that your signature or donation will not be forgotten or misused.
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Why it matters: This is the second time in as many weeks that Apple has been caught unawares as to how its platform was being misused.
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As of now, Facebook is yet to determine whether affected accounts were misused in any way but the company says that it has notified law enforcement.
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Jennifer Long, the CEO of AEquitas, a firm that works with prosecutors on how to handle sexual assault cases, says the law is not typically misused.
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And while Cambridge Analytica is among the most prominent examples to date of how Facebook can be misused, it belongs to a long and growing list.
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The Facebook scandal erupted after news reports from The Guardian revealed third-party firm Cambridge Analytics misused data from as many as 50 million Facebook users.
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" Facebook argues that the data was public anyway and that it has "no evidence that data was used or misused after the program was shut down.
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As a result we will notify the roughly 4 million people who chose to share their Facebook information with myPersonality that it may have been misused.
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Article II: Corruption in office This allegation stems from what investigators call "credible evidence" that the governor misused state property to facilitate his relationship with Mason.
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Revelations that digital consultants to the Trump campaign misused the data of millions of Facebook users set off a furor on both sides of the Atlantic.
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"The possible financial and reputational damage from misplaced, lost, or misused removable portable storage devices must be minimized," chief information security officer Shamla Naidoo reportedly wrote.
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The exposé on Apple comes from an anonymous whistleblower who spoke with The Guardian, voicing concerns on how the undisclosed Siri data could be potentially misused.
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But the customers said that after a breach their information can be misused at any time, even years later, and long before the fraud is discovered.
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"The Indonesian government must revise its pornography laws so that they cannot be misused in this way," said Josef Benedict, Amnesty International's deputy director of campaigns.
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Lawyers for Aaron Schock expect the former Republican congressman from Illinois to be indicted by a federal jury looking into whether his office misused campaign funds.
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There will have to be standards to ensure these mega-powerful information distribution systems aren't at risk of being gamed or being biased or otherwise misused.
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Because a UK company was involved and because at least some of the people whose data was misused were almost certainly European, GDPR would have applied.
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Washington (CNN)Tennessee law enforcement misused funds from a program involving seized assets, spending more than $110,000 on catering, a government watchdog report released Thursday found.
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"The Birth of a Nation" is an iconic example of how that power can be misused — in that case, to perpetuate malicious stereotypes of African-Americans.
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By getting the truck-intensive, overcrowded food markets out of downtown, the city was able to return the misused blocks and neighborhoods to a higher purpose.
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This categorization, a Certified Self-Employed solution, will also enable the easy collection of taxes and regulatory oversight to ensure that the system is not misused.
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"Just the question of 'have you thought about how your devices could be misused?' is one that should be standard in any production cycle," she said.
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Earlier this month, the Pennsylvania Democratic Party filed an ethics complaint against Barletta, alleging he misused official resources during discussions of a potential bid for Senate.
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One of the benefits of the MBTI is that, even if it were to be misused, it merely suggests personality traits and habits, rather than diagnoses.
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Waxman, who now works for Dickinson Wright PLLC in Washington, said Trump wouldn't be held criminally responsible if those working on his inaugural committee misused funds.
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On Thursday, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland reiterated that Ottawa was ready to suspend export permits for weapons if it was proven they had been misused.
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The U.S. government and our regulators need to understand how digital platforms can be weaponized and misused against its citizens, and equally importantly, against democracy itself.
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Indeed did indeed become his favorite word, which, like the rest of his new life, he never quite grasped: overused and misused often to my embarrassment.
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The changes were immediately viewed with a critical eye by some who were concerned when Facebook bought WhatsApp that their data could one day be misused.
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Thayer said in his announcement that even without a smoking gun that showed DarkMatter had misused certificates, the risks demonstrated by the reports were too great.
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It could be misused in a care home by thinking, 'Oh well, don't bother to talk to her, she's got the PARO, that'll keep her occupied.
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PBMs that issue cash discount cards do not monitor purchase behavior nor do they alert pharmacists or health insurance plans when cash discount cards are misused.
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Nietzsche often worried that he would be misread and misused; that he was, and still is, underlines the value of clear-eyed interpretations such as this.
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RKA alleged in the suit that Relativity executives had misled it into investing tens of millions of dollars in the company and then misused the funds.
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The most frustrating part about Singapore is that, as an example, it's easily misused by those who want to see their own health care systems change.
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A business model based on vast data surveillance and charging clients to opaquely target users based on this kind of extensive profiling will inevitably be misused.
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However, the union has contended automakers have sometimes misused temporary workers, making them into "perma-temps," a temp worker who has spent years at the company.
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Facebook's chief executive posted a statement on his Facebook page, saying he was taking action to prevent people's data on the social network from being misused.
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He compared the technology to other things that can be misused: Like email, with a reference to the hack of Sony's email system several years ago.
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Many nations banned such work, fearing it could be misused to alter everything from eye color to I.Q. Now, the moment they feared may have come.
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Fueled by a desire for guiltless extravagance and increasing attention paid to climate change, sustainability became a misused, industrywide buzzword associated with far-flung, expensive trips.
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Their hope then was that Trump, stained by impeachment and chastened by accusations he misused his presidential authority, would operate in more traditional fashion going forward.
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Adler and Bessner are right that the U.S. has misused its privilege, but Washington should not abandon it; rather, American leaders should seek to transform it.
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PARIS — Two centrist allies of President Emmanuel Macron of France left the government on Wednesday, clouded by allegations that their party had misused European Union funds.
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The bug is said to have affected as many as 500,000 accounts, though the company says it found "no evidence" that any data was actually misused.
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Duncan Hunter is set to plead guilty in federal court on Tuesday after denying for more than a year that he had illegally misused campaign funds.
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Massive power outages won't save California, Twitter misused your two-factor authentication data, and scientists now know where lightning strikes twice (as much as anywhere else).
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Still, even after our conversation, his advisers were extremely cagey about what could be quoted, fearing his words would be twisted and misused by his enemies.
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"But how do you defend it, and once you put that knob out there for police to use, how do you make sure it's not misused?"
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South Africa seems to be heading in the same direction after it was revealed that President Jacob Zuma misused public funds, prompting calls for his ouster.
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These so-called "hot cells" are used for handling radioactive material but can be "misused for secret, mostly small-scale plutonium separation efforts," said the report.
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He is also under scrutiny after an inspector general report found that he misused taxpayer dollars during a trip to Europe with his wife last year.
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RKA alleged in the suit that Relativity executives had misled it into investing tens of millions of dollars in the company and then misused the funds.
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The report also said Shulkin misused government resources by accepting Wimbledon tickets and airfare for his wife when he took a trip to Europe last summer.
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It will not be long before Chinese entrepreneurs seek their government's assistance as their own intellectual property is misused by firms in other emerging-market countries.
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This is similar to how banks allow you to create new digital credit card numbers for online payments in order to prevent your information from being misused.
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If you receive notice that your Google+ data was misused, or work for Alphabet and know something about this situation, don't hesitate to send us a tip.
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Quest said the accessed information did not include Social Security numbers or credit card information and that there is no evidence that the information has been misused.
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The technology can recognize and track faces in real time, and the ACLU noted that such a powerful surveillance tool could easily be misused by law enforcement.
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"Those who are considering a military career deserve to have confidence that the recruitment site is legitimate and their personal information will not be misused," said Simons.
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"This makes gabapentin the most commonly misused prescription drug in 11 states and in the top three drug groups in an additional 10 states," the report said.
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ET to consider a resolution on the scope and regulations of an inquiry into whether President Donald Trump misused his authority by seeking political favors from Ukraine.
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It followed another investigation by TechCrunch that revealed Facebook misused its Apple-issued enterprise developer certificate to build and provide apps for consumers outside Apple's App Store.
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Nor indeed for any other personality or brand that's being quietly misused in the hidden bulk of scams we can only guess are passing across its platform.
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It's a painful list for Facebook, and the Investigative Operations team is a direct response to misused ad targeting and election interference, the company told BuzzFeed News.
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And some of these monitors have said that they will support further restrictions on how companies can move the data if they suspect it may be misused.
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In a statement given to TechCrunch, Social Sweethearts said there was no evidence personal data was exposed to third parties or that the data was ever misused.
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Facebook said it has just begun its investigation and has not determined if any information was misused, but the initial investigation has not uncovered any information abuse.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU lawmakers will investigate whether the data of more than 50 million Facebook users has been misused, the head of European Parliament said on Monday.
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Anton Yelchin's death was his own fault because he misused the Jeep that ended up rolling back and killing him ... at least according to his local dealership.
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But those steps have done little to stop the daily drumbeat of articles about ways in which Facebook is misused around the world, often with disturbing results.
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This week, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) filed a new complaint against jeweler Modi alleging that companies he controlled had misused even legitimate loans and guarantees.
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But you have to cover them in a way where the context is clear and that material can't be appropriated and repurposed in the raw and misused.
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Facebook will likely emphasize users' control of their own privacy on Facebook rather than offer any additional mea culpas for the way people's data has been misused.
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Google says it doesn't have evidence the data was misused, but it decided to shut down the consumer-facing Google+ site anyway, given its lack of use.
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Collier was fired by the governor the day before following an internal investigation which found state dollars were misused while he was the head of the agency.
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According to the Journal, the FTC has been meeting with companies to hear concerns about how Android's market share is being used — and possibly misused — against others.
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Kaja Godek, a member of the "Stop Abortion" public initiative that submitted the bill, told parliament that prenatal tests to check a fetus' health were being misused.
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"This particular branch ... will be able to be approached by various companies who believe that the algorithms have been misused," Treasurer Josh Frydenberg told reporters in Sydney.
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Sublocade, which could be launched in Canada, Australia and Europe from late 2019, is designed to eliminate the risk that treatment drugs could be missed or misused.
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The report found that many state governments have repurposed their federal grants and some misused Medicaid funds to "cover the gap," according to the 85033-page report.
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This news raised concerns that such novel viruses could be deliberately misused, or their accidental release could lead to an accidental pandemic of a virulent new pathogen.
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The behavior is so routine that we don't think about the fact that sharing or even storing private information creates a risk that it will be misused.
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"Food tends to be consumed more wisely and sparingly; cash, on the other hand, can easily be misused," Jean Drèze, an eminent Indian development economist, once wrote.
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Ayer works to establish those villains as gleeful fantasies of unfettered freedom, then fetters them with maudlin backstories that make them all sad, soulful, misused, and misunderstood.
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In my opinion, either: Or Or at least All of these enforcement options could potentially ensnare legitimate news, be misused by trolls, or prevent innocent ad buys.
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Advocates of recall argued that Persky misused his judicial privilege in his sentencing; detractors argued that recalling a judge set a worrying precedent for the judicial system.
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Argentine history is marred by repressive dictators who abused their authority and committed grave human rights abuses, as well as elected presidents who misused law enforcement institutions.
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"Many other constitutional scholars say that the 14th Amendment has been misinterpreted or misused in this way," Conway said in an appearance on Fox News on Tuesday.
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Just because congressional investigations may have been misused, however, doesn't mean that they can't be done well and that they are not a vital function of Congress.
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But the digital age has also brought new challenges: the growing use of encryption to secure our data has been misused by criminals to evade such investigators.
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He ran as a candidate critical of stop and frisk, a tough-on-crime tactic which critics said had been misused to unfairly target people of color.
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Many companies make encrypted messaging apps, some of which have been misused by alleged or actual ISIS supporters to plot terror attacks here in the United States.
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"The Treasury Department has expressed very serious concerns that Libra could be misused by money launderers and terrorist financiers," Mnuchin said during a press conference on cryptocurrency.
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The report also said Shulkin misused government resources by accepting Wimbledon tickets and airfare for his wife when he took a trip to Europe over the summer.
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When misused, they prevent generic manufacturers from obtaining samples and thus from being able to apply for FDA approval to market a generic in the United States.
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Instead of warning investors that user data was misused, Facebook relied on hypotheticals, stating that "users' data may be improperly accessed, used or disclosed," the SEC alleges.
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Lawsuits and media reports have accused Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, of aggressively marketing the powerful narcotic even after it knew the drug was being misused.
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Just this year, a man wrote to the advice columnist Amy Dickinson to complain that she had misused the term in her response to an earlier letter.
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Nearly 13 percent, or 12.5 million, of Americans using prescription pain relievers misused them in 2015, he said, citing the National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
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They allege that he misused his position for personal gain by transferring personal investment losses to the Japanese carmaker, and understated his income between 2015 and 2018.
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And though the internet is widely used and enjoyed as a culturally transformative technology, it can also be misused for unspeakable evil and devastating harm to children.
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Taser, meanwhile, was succeeding in getting nearly every case against it dismissed before trial, arguing that its signature weapon was misused or not the cause of death.
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Seeing the word 'BREAKING' over and over again on social media is repetitive, confusing and inherently annoying, especially when it is being misused much of the time.
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The ULC's proposal recognizes the same capabilities that make drones transformative for search and rescue, inspection and logistics, can – when misused – challenge the quiet enjoyment of property.
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So the fact of data being breached, regardless of whether or not individuals' information was misused, can still mean laws have been broken — and penalties are due.
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" It's a really weird ... "I don't know how this happened, Kara, I don't know how we have all this data, I don't know how we misused it.
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In an investigation of the comments, Schneiderman found that as many as 2 million comments were faked, and misused the identities of real Americans without their consent.
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Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) and his wife were indicted Tuesday on charges that they misused $250,000 in campaign funds for personal expenses and falsifying finance records.
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President Donald Trump must pay $2 million to settle a lawsuit alleging that he and his children misused the Trump Foundation for personal gain, a judge ruled.
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That represents a significant step for Brussels as it would make the EU executive liable for any hefty fines if the digital information was hacked or misused.
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At the heart of the controversy is rising concern about the potential for facial analysis to be misused and for findings about its effectiveness to be distorted.
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"Family fire," a phrase created for the campaign, refers to shootings that cause injury or death and involve improperly stored or misused guns found in the home.
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Companies have protested the proposed changes to Cfius, saying an expansion of its powers could be misused and that the new definitions of emerging technologies are unclear.
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At the time, Ms. Gardner had already dropped the photo case against Mr. Greitens, but was still pursuing charges that he had misused a charity donor list.
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THE BACKDROP In 2015, Mr. Netanyahu's wife, Sara, was under investigation over allegations that she had misused government funds in managing the prime minister's official Jerusalem residence.
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"If the people want to know if I misused state resources, the answer is simply no, I have not," Bentley said at a news conference on Friday.
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In 2628, women represented 28500 percent of people over the age of twelve who misused opioids and 6900 percent of HIV diagnoses among individuals who inject drugs.
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And Marine Le Pen, the far-right presidential candidate, refused to repay 298,000 euros that the European Parliament, of which she is a member, said she misused.
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According to Tebbe, the company's metabolism product line was strictly intended for use by women ages 18 and up, not the teenagers who "misused" the product online.
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It also said Shulkin misused government resources by accepting gifts of Wimbledon tickets and airfare for his wife when he took a trip to Europe last summer.
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Shares of Facebook, which instigated the rout, were down 2.5 percent, adding to a 6.8 percent decline on Monday on reports that its users' data was misused.
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Boyuan's violation was "very grave", the SSE said in the statement, alleging that the company had misused capital, forged commercial bills and inflated deposits and shareholder equity.
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At least some of the officers had misused time though they were assigned to work overtime security details in response to various terror attacks around the world.
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"When you are given money, however small, people say you misused the money because you didn't keep (the right) records," he said at the Cape Town conference.
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Lindsey Graham and partially declassified by the FBI earlier this month, also alleges that Steele's dossier was misused by the FBI in obtaining the warrant on Page.
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It also opened its platform to outside developers before putting safeguards in place to make sure user data wasn't misused, according to former operations manager Sandy Parakilas.
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The state agency said it was training employees on security protocols following suspected breach but said it had "no reason to believe" the information had been misused.
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For this very reason, these strategies remain useful, however much something like them may be misused, and however carelessly some critical theorists and philosophers have deployed them.
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Subjective or vague criteria lend themselves to highly uneven application, can be misused by biased adjudicators, and are not easily monitored by supervisors for error or abuse.
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Facebook insisted the data was misused but not stolen, because users gave permission, sparking a debate about what constitutes a hack that must be disclosed to customers.
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This divide, legal experts warn, could lead to some agencies pursuing investigations into companies' activities, on the behalf of citizens who believe their data may have been misused.
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Though it has just been reported that he may finally appear before Congress to face questions about how users' data has been so widely misused via his platform.
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But the company was apparently unable to say whether or not the leaked data had been misused at any point—only that it found "no evidence" misuse occurred.
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The Church Committee exhaustively investigated domestic spying and concluded that presidents, Democratic as well as Republican, and some frequently, had misused the intelligence community for domestic political intelligence.
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Our overburdened and misused court system has recently been forced to release violent offenders, with no diagnosed mental illness and pending criminal charges, due to unconstitutional trial delays.
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Robotics experts have also slammed the government for complacency over the technology, saying it has failed for years to listen to concerns about how drones could be misused.
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Duncan Hunter's wife, Margaret, is switching her plea to guilty in a federal case alleging she and her husband misused campaign funds, according to her lawyer, Thomas McNamara.
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The programme has become mired in controversy with allegations the visa was being misused by employers to import workers on the cheap, not to fill genuine skill shortages.
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The prosecutor said on Thursday that the inquiry followed evidence that funds held by the Malaysian government in offshore accounts in Singapore, Switzerland and Luxembourg had been misused.
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The federal government estimated 8.5 million Americans, about 3 percent of the population, misused opioid painkillers in 2015, and 2.5 million were addicted to either painkillers or heroin.
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The vast majority of Jewish parents do vaccinate their children, and proponents of ending the religious exemption said it was being misused by a strident anti-vaccine minority.
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It argued that the law was malleable—a political instrument that had been misused by the powerful in the past and should be reinterpreted to empower the disenfranchised.
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"There is a lot more work to be done to find all the apps that may have misused people's Facebook data," wrote Archibong, "and it will take time."
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We work hard to make sure what you said remains true, which is why it's important to fight bias and look for misused translation that could be harmful.
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"The growth of these social media platforms has been so fast and furious that they are struggling to keep up with how [they] can be misused," Schiff said.
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Politicizing this shared legacy and turning it into a cynically misused political tool will undermine the very foundations of Western democracy, a goal Putin actively strives to achieve.
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The risk is that meditation can be misused as a numbing agent—a way of making yourself more productive at the thing that is causing the world pain.
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Worries the new rules are lacking and could be misused have been expressed by three U.N. special rapporteurs for human rights and by the EU's own rights watchdog.
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Taken outside that context, it's easily misused by drug companies hoping to develop new products, in fraught legal fights, or by YouTube creators hoping to make a splash.
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The London-based data analytics firm misused data from as many as 50 million users, as reports from The Guardian and The New York Times revealed last weekend.
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The company says the bug was only active for 24 hours before being patched, and doesn't believe that the data was misused in any way, at this time.
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In December it appointed Wood as CEO to replace Michael Moore, who resigned after accusations that he had misused the company's chartered aircraft and a company credit card.
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New York attorney general Eric Schneiderman's office had asked people to report fake net neutrality comments and in December, said up to 2 million comments misused Americans' identities.
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Speaking to CNBC Tuesday, the Defense Secretary said the convention on human rights was being misused and had strayed from its remit to help maintain peace inside Europe.
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But I always understood and respected—and abided by the principle—that "no" means "no," and I have never misused my position to harm or hinder anyone's career.
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The bill gives voters a litany of privileges over their own data and how it might be used (or misused) specifically by candidates and campaigns in federal elections.
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At the national level, Indonesia already has strict anti-pornography laws that critics say can be misused to threaten tolerance or creative expression in the Southeast Asian country.
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This is hardly an exhaustive account of all the times employees have misused legitimate internal surveillance tools for personal gain, and it probably won't be the last.[Motherboard]
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Used in several refugee camps in Jordan, the scanning system provides greater safety and security than standard electronic payment cards, which can easily be lost, stolen or misused.
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However, Google has previously maintained that its Google Plus issues were not "breaches," since it didn't find evidence that any third parties had accessed or misused the data.
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They have all recently held that risk alone - without allegations that personal information has actually been misused – is not an adequately concrete injury to allow consumers to sue.
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Reuters and The Financial Times reported that a local investment board is prepared to revoke Uber's authority to operate on the island because it had misused its license.
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Princeton was sued by the heirs of the A&P grocery fortune who claimed a gift of $35m made in 1961 was misused and not spent as directed.
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The Times newspaper reported that British advertising group ISBA, which represents thousands of well-known brands, had threatened to withdraw ads if probes show user data was misused.
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Justice officials and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) are proposing an average 10 percent decrease in the manufacturing quotas for six frequently misused opioids in 2023 (The Hill).
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On Monday, he announced Canada is prepared to freeze a significant arms deal with the Saudis if Canada concludes the weapons have been misused (Global News of Canada).
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The report also says Shulkin misused government resources by accepting Wimbledon tickets and airfare for his wife as gifts when he took a trip to Europe last summer.
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The docks can be programmed to lock up the scooters during certain hours — bar closing time would seem like an optimal time — to keep them from being misused.
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I promised that: You are coming into a place to be interviewed and we don't want anybody to be hurt or anybody to be misused, so that's it.
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The New York Times reports Cambridge Analytica, a data firm that worked with Trump's campaign, misused the data of millions of Facebook users obtained without their permission. 19.
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"There is a lot more work to be done to find all the apps that may have misused people's Facebook data — and it will take time," Archibong said.
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" Akwei also said that the "vague wording" of laws to prohibit hate speech have been "misused to stifle legitimate freedom of expression and criminalize criticism of the government.
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"There is a lot more work to be done to find all the apps that may have misused people's Facebook data -- and it will take time," Archibong said.
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Facebook will pay $100 million to the Securities and Exchange Commission for making "misleading disclosures" of its data being misused in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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And it's a shame really, because these companies do have that power to persuade but they've misused it time after time or simply failed to use it all.
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Reuters did not intend to convey that Forrest misused the Mining Act, lacks respect for the indigenous people and their spiritual beliefs, or acted in a hypocritical fashion.
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But many economists and investors have become much less confident that China can manage such rates of unstinted growth without piling up more bad lending and misused capital.
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It places a greater onus on companies like Google and General Electric to ensure people's digital information — from social media posts to employee payroll data — is not misused.
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CEO Sundar Pichai kicked off Google's annual developer conference announcing new capabilities for Google Photos and Assistant, while also acknowledging a need to make sure tech isn't misused.
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I'm pretty forgiving about a typo, a misused word, a factual error that gets corrected, or even an inaccurate claim if it's unintentional (again, if it gets corrected).
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Houston is talking about her life, but it has always felt to me as if she's really talking about the way the music business warped and misused her.
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Dr. Shulkin's proposed replacement, Dr. Jackson, withdrew from consideration after senators publicized accusations that he drank on the job, misused prescription drugs and oversaw a hostile work environment.
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The new law also requires credit bureaus to allow parents to create and freeze credit files for their children under 16, to prevent their identities from being misused.
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We can also be confident that the president misused his authority in an effort to pressure the director into being loyal: serving Mr. Trump rather than the nation.
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"Today, Mr. Williams admitted that he misused the resources of the Philadelphia D.A.'s office and his influence as an elected official for personal gain," Mr. Fitzpatrick said.
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He was among 21 top officials at the department who misused their city vehicles and charged the department for gas and tolls, according to the Department of Investigation.
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Climate activist Greta Thunberg has applied to trademark her name and her movement Fridays for Future to prevent them from being misused for commercial reasons, she announced Wednesday.
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But insurers say that some consumers have misused these special enrollment periods, signing up when they became sick and dropping coverage after they received the care they needed.
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She was charged last summer with fraud after an investigation in which prosecutors say she misused taxpayer dollars at the Prime Minister's official residence between 2009 and 2013.
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The company said it had "addressed" the issue as of September 17 but did not not when it became aware phone numbers and email addresses were being misused.
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The company said it had "addressed" the issue as of September 17 but did not reveal when it became aware phone numbers and email addresses were being misused.
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Anbang is also selling its stakes in Chengdu Rural Commercial Bank, it added, a key financial asset once controlled and misused by Anbang to channel credits and funds.
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The company insisted the data was misused but not stolen, because users gave permission, sparking a debate about what constitutes a hack that must be disclosed to customers.
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A federal court blocked that effort, saying the department's method for determining how much relief to grant applicants illegally misused individual income data obtained from another federal agency.
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But lawsuits over misused data would be far from frivolous, said professor Ari Ezra Waldman, director of the New York Law School's Innovation Center for Law and Technology.
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This could include mandating advanced forms of cryptography, building in insurance policies if data is misused, or setting rules for how updates can be made in the future.
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The fear is that today's non-lethal digital gizmo might have lethal consequences down the road, akin to how Dow Chemicals' development of napalm was misused in Vietnam.
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The phrase "the best and the brightest" is frequently misused, "failing to carry the tone or irony that the original intended," Mr. Halberstam said in a 1992 preface.
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"There is a lot more work to be done to find all the apps that may have misused people's Facebook data – and it will take time," Archibong said.
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But she stumbled on questions about whether taxpayer money might have been misused to conduct of her affair and she refused to say when the affair had ended.
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But I always understood and respected—and abided by the principle—that 'no' means 'no,' and I have never misused my position to harm or hinder anyone's career.
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One major issue in all of this is privacy, because Facebook is opening up its data to 60 researchers and has to make sure the data isn't misused.
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Although some people did become addicted during pain treatment, the vast majority who have misused or are misusing painkillers are taking medications that were not prescribed to them.
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An independent report commissioned by the tech giant was published Tuesday, finding that Facebook had been misused in a way that contributed to human rights abuses in the country.
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While Comey admitted that in general he's concerned that tools created to help law enforcement agencies could be misused by hackers, in this case, he trusts Apple's security measures.
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The 2009 incident is among hundreds documented by Reuters in which Tasers have been misused or linked to accusations of torture or corporal punishment in U.S. prisons and jails.
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Grindel rejected Ozil's accusations of racism against the DFB but said he regretted the photograph had been misused to justify "racist words" but did not go into any details.
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However, Koenig said that royal protocol does not apply to divorce"Protocols do not apply to divorces ... a word that is often misused when applied to royalty," she explained.
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Girls were as likely as boys to say they had misused opioids, and white and Hispanic students were more likely than black students to say they had done so.
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It's also not known how long exactly these recordings are stored, and whether the information has ever been stolen by a malicious third party or misused by an employee.
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It quibbled with both large points in the story (whether he had misused company funds) and small details (whether a former employee had referred to a woman as "skanky").
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Not long ago, few companies would dream of having to come out publicly to tell customers their data had possibly been exposed but had not been stolen or misused.
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Details: Prosecutors say they believe Hunter misused the funds because he was short on his own, falling behind on payments and carrying debts he could not keep up with.
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Facebook has said it has changed its policies since the data was misused, and is now attempting to audit and ban apps that may be improperly using user information.
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Facebook has faced intense scrutiny over the past few months after bombshell reports revealed analytics firm Cambridge Analytica misused user data from as many as 50 million Facebook users.
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These apps allow people's images to be quickly and easily misused, and for the time being, there are few if any protections in place to prevent that from happening.
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If Miloti's eye-roll in the teaser is anything to go off of, there's some campy self-awareness to go with the inevitable dark future of misused technology here.
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While there's no evidence that third-party Gmail add-on developers have misused data, just being able to view and read private emails seems like crossing a privacy boundary.
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The letter argues that the technology will inevitably be misused, accusing the company of providing "a powerful surveillance system readily available to violate rights and target communities of color."
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Prescription opioids are generally safe when taken for a short time, but are often misused and can lead to deadly overdose, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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In India, many women have families who are concerned about their photos being misused, and the guard can serve as a sort of reassurance that their photos are safe.
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