Both companies have turned over detailed data to Mr. Mueller.
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Soon after Minassian's attack, Wired writer Nicole Kobie criticized "breathless" and over-detailed coverage of incel terminology and beliefs.
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Because I am not a criminal, I hand over detailed information about my income to the IRS on an annual basis.
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Separately, Deutsche Bank must turn over detailed documents about Mr. Trump's finances to two congressional committees, a federal appeals court ruled. 26.
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Two weeks ago, the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity asked election officials in all 50 states to turn over detailed voter information.
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Another angle: A federal appeals court said Tuesday that Deutsche Bank must turn over detailed documents about Mr. Trump's finances to two congressional committees.
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Concerns with privacy and security have also prevented them from turning over detailed information about systems that are in use by the city, they said.
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The accusation of lower compensation for women forms part of a lawsuit by the DoL, which has asked Google to turn over detailed information on pay.
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The Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT), Mexico's telecoms regulator, will strengthen supervision of existing infrastructure-sharing and require the company to hand over detailed information on advertising prices.
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That's an admittedly strange group to be a part of, but Domino fits right in with the kind of over-detailed sci-fi explanation for her powers.
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Tens of millions of loyal Apple users will soon be handing over detailed scans of their faces to the tech giant, to do with as it pleases.
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His 2016 meetings with his Russian intelligence-tied business partner Konstantin Kilimnik drew appropriate scrutiny when it was revealed that Manafort handed over detailed internal Trump campaign polling to him.
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In a statement early Friday morning, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said that "much work remains," even after progress was reached over "detailed and intensive discussions" between the two sides.
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In June, the task force asked all 50 states to turn over detailed information on voters, but several states refused, and a number of civil rights groups sued to stop the effort.
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A federal appeals court said Tuesday that Deutsche Bank must turn over detailed documents about President Trump's finances to two congressional committees, a ruling that will most likely be appealed to the Supreme Court.
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Malaysia Airlines agreed in a Sydney court this week to hand over detailed records that include the medical certificates of the flight crew, including the pilot and co-pilot, and operational notes and logs related to the flight.
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A federal appeals court said yesterday that the German lender must turn over detailed documents about President Trump's finances to two congressional committees, a ruling that is likely to be appealed to the Supreme Court, the NYT reports.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. highway safety regulators have demanded that Tesla Motors Inc hand over detailed information about the design, operation and testing of its Autopilot technology following a May 7 fatal crash in which the system was in use.
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In prior years it claimed that it had no gap in pay between men and women, while arguing that it shouldn't have to hand over detailed data to the Department of Labor, which analyzes pay practices at government contractors.
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Benalla is under renewed scrutiny over detailed press reports that he brokered security contracts worth 2.2 million euros ($2.5 million) with two Russian oligarchs close to President Putin, before and after he left the Elysee, and may have misled a Senate committee about his role.
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If you applied Facebook's twisted interpretation of the law in this case to other contexts, sharing your intimate messages without your permission or handing over detailed profiles of you to political operatives without your consent — even if in direct violation of the law — alone shouldn't cost the company a penny in court.
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At Åndalsnes the Estonian Harry Wood worked at the headquarter of Organisation Todt. Wood handed over detailed maps and photos of German military facilities along the coast between Stad and Bergen to Heen. Wood's documents were an intelligence sensation for the allied. Heen helped Wood escape to Sweden in exchange for the documents.
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Mélodrame painted by Honoré Daumier between 1856 and 1860, depicting a typical Parisian scene as was the case on Boulevard du Temple. In modern usage, a melodrama is a dramatic work wherein the plot, which is typically sensational and designed to appeal strongly to the emotions, takes precedence over detailed characterization. Melodramas typically concentrate on dialogue, which is often bombastic or excessively sentimental, rather than action. Characters are often simply drawn and may appear stereotyped.
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MI5, Special Branch and the Special Demonstration Squad all spied on trade unionists. Revelations also pointed to police collusion. In Autumn 2012, the Blacklist Support Group appointed Christian Khan solicitors to submit a complaint over detailed surveillance documented within certain Consulting Association files to the Directorate of Professional Standards. The Directorate initially dismissed the accusations until the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) stepped in to conduct its own investigation in February 2013.
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His mother painted plants and twice exhibited her work with the Norwich Society of Artists. Middleton was educated in Norwich and studied art under the landscape painters John Berney Ladbrooke and Henry Bright. He first exhibited his paintings before the age of twenty and went on to show paintings at both the Royal Academy and the British Institution. Many of his works have been acclaimed by art historians for their masterly tonal values, confidence and freshness, which gives them a more modern appearance in comparison with the sometimes over-detailed works of other Victorian painters.
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Under Gillian Shephard's tenure as Education Secretary, a review of the National Curriculum was launched in 1994, led by Ron Dearing. Its objective was to find ways to 'slim down' the over-detailed curriculum. The final report set out the need to reduce the volume of statutory content, particularly at lower key stages, as well as recommending changes to methods of assessment. Consequently, an updated National Curriculum was published in 1995 which saw a considerable reduction in the content of the curriculum and a simplification in line with Dearing's recommendations.
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The administration created a commission with the stated purpose to review the extent of voter fraud in the wake of Trump's false claim that millions of unauthorized votes cost him the popular vote in the 2016 election. It was chaired by Vice President Pence, while the day-to-day administrator was Kris Kobach, best known for promoting restrictions on access to voting. The commission began its work by requesting each state to turn over detailed information about all registered voters in their database. Most states rejected the request, citing privacy concerns or state laws.
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Learning Village felt that the 5 minigames "cover...an excellent range of basic and important skills in language arts [and are] visually engaging", with the game offering both a sleuthing and chase experience. MultiMedia Schools noted the title's instructional allowed it to produce "significant growth" in students and improve their attitude toward language arts. PC Mag noted the game favors education over detailed graphics, animation, and action, though added it was able to frame tedious drills within an engaging setting. Literacy for Children in an Information Age noted the title's ability to teach parts of speech, sentence structure, punctuation, using words in context, spelling rules, word definitions, and dictionary skills.
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MazinKaiser looks more heavily built than either of them, and sports the typical over-detailed (more ornate) style of more modern mechas (consider there's a 30-year gap between the first two and him). MazinKaiser is also the bigger/taller of the three. The main colours are always black (torso, hips, shoulders, sometimes limbs), white ("steel colored") (waist and limbs, with slight variations towards light shades of yellow and blue tones depending on the version), very dark blue or almost black, depending on the depiction (face, limbs) and red (chest plate and flying devices). The head is usually steel/grey, with a cavity for the ship that controls the mecha.
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Goldstone was noted for the momentum and "fifteen-minute cliffhangers" that he brought to TV pilots such as Star Trek ("Where No Man Has Gone Before", 1966), Ironside, and The Bold Ones: The Senator. His later career helped pioneer the concept of "thirty- second attention span" pacing over detailed content in his dramatizations of Rita Hayworth, Calamity Jane, and the Kent State shootings for which he won the Emmy. He directed several feature films, including the large-scale suspense Rollercoaster (1977). During his Hollywood career, he directed Paul Newman, Robert De Niro, George Segal, Robert Shaw, James Garner, Richard Dreyfuss and Sidney Poitier and collaborated with composer and musician, Lalo Schifrin.
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Some exposition was removed for dramatic effect: both the Shrieking Shack and Scabbers the rat are mentioned only very briefly in the film, while they receive a more thorough coverage in the novel. Most of Sirius Black's back story is also cut, with no mention of how he escaped from Azkaban. On account of pace and time considerations, the film glosses over detailed descriptions of magical education. Only one Hippogriff, Buckbeak, is seen, and only Malfoy and Harry are seen interacting with the Hippogriff during Care of Magical Creatures lessons, and most other lessons, including all of Snape's Potions classes, were cut from the film.
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To suggest that I destroyed a phone to > avoid giving the NFL information it requested is completely wrong. To try > and reconcile the record and fully cooperate with the investigation after I > was disciplined in May, we turned over detailed pages of cell phone records > and all of the emails that Mr. Wells requested. We even contacted the phone > company to see if there was any possible way we could retrieve any/all of > the actual text messages from my old phone. In short, we exhausted every > possibility to give the NFL everything we could and offered to go thru the > identity for every text and phone call during the relevant time.
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He thought that the inclusion of many airplanes and a television in the first version was symptomatic of Hergé's interest in innovation and modernism. Commenting on the differences between the third version of the comic and the earlier two, he thought that the latter was "strongly representative" of the artistic talents of Studios Hergé in the 1960s, but that it was nevertheless inferior, because it had replaced the "spontaneity and poetry" of the original with "over- detailed and fussily accurate" illustrations. Hergé biographer Benoît Peeters considered The Black Island to be a "pure detective story". Jean-Marc and Randy Lofficier described The Black Island as "a clever little thriller" that bore similarities with the popular detective serials of the era.
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He emphasized atmospheric effects over detailed depiction of the features of the landscapes. He was the first Flemish landscape painter who painted dune landscapes as the primary feature of his landscapes. His palette is more restrained than that of the Flemish landscapes tradition which shows his awareness of developments in the Dutch Republic, in particular the works of Pieter Dircksz Santvoort, Pieter de Molijn and Jan van Goyen. Wooded dune landscape De Vadder collaborated with other artists in Brussels such as David Teniers the Younger, Gaspar de Crayer and Pieter Bout in whose compositions he painted the landscapes. He was likely responsible for the large trees that appear in some of the works in the never- finished cycle on the Life of Henry IV (1628–30) created by Rubens and Peter Snayers.
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Australia in the War of 1939–1945 had less of an impact on later Australian histories of World War II than the Official History of Australia in the War of 1914–1918 has had on histories of World War I. The series has been criticised as lacking the authority of Bean's work and some of the volumes on campaigns are regarded as over-detailed. The volumes dealing with government and politics and the war economy remain dominant in their fields, however. Bean's history has also out-sold the World War II series. While Gavin Long's achievement has not received the same degree of recognition as C.E.W. Bean's, both series are generally seen has having created an important tradition for Australian official histories which includes high standards of accuracy, comprehensiveness and literary skill.
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In the second season, the inventions became more fantastic and included a powder that shrank Jim West to one-twelfth his original size and a device that allowed people to enter paintings. Perhaps the most phantasmagorical of his methods for avoiding capture was when he and his lovely assistant Antoinette (Phoebe Dorin) escaped West and Gordon by shrinking themselves and flying away on the back of a swan ("The Night of the Raven"). In one episode Dunn did a parody of a fanatic over-detailed film director while he "rehearsed" crimes ("The Night of the Bogus bandits"). In the last episode which he appeared, Dr. Loveless (who is addicted to the very rare Napoleon Brandy Le Grande) escaped by using a circus cannon to shoot himself into space; the only trace of him is his circus ringmasters uniform on the ground along with a recording promising West that they will meet again ("The Night of Miguelito's Revenge").
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As part of that story, Dougherty published Arpaio's home address online, which was technically illegal even though, as Dougherty reported, the lawman's address was already widely available in various public documents. As Dougherty and other New Times writers continued to dog the sheriff, Arpaio grew progressively more angry — and in 2007 lashed out by encouraging Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas, and a hand-picked special prosecutor, to issue sweeping grand-jury subpoenas demanding that New Times turn over all of its notes and records about any story written about the sheriff since 2004. Those subpoenas also demanded that the newspaper turn over detailed information about anyone who had visited the paper's website in the past three years, including IP addresses, domain names, which pages the reader had visited on the site, and which websites the readers had visited prior to coming to the New Times site. Lacey and Larkin responded by publishing a story revealing the existence of the subpoenas, an act that they conceded could be interpreted as a violation of grand-jury secrecy laws.
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