Like Eliot he pilfered, though not from Mary Stuart's dress.
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It is where I learned what the word 'pilfered' meant!
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Anyone expecting the discovery of pilfered funds will be disappointed.
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Yes, he pilfered software — but in doing so left it behind.
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Google repossessed his self-driving car because the tech was pilfered.
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It gets pilfered at every point along the way, say experts.
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Still, I'm not so sure Elodie needs yet another pilfered treasure.
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Nearly $500,000 was pilfered from 2012 through 2017, the authorities said.
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UPS and FedEx also declined to share numbers about pilfered packages.
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We've kind of pilfered that for the DJ sets we play.
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In reality, this dress hasn't been pilfered from either show's costume closet.
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Six other distant stars were probably pilfered from another neighboring dwarf galaxy.
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The pilfered data include addresses, credit-card details and Social Security numbers.
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Westinghouse Electric, Allegheny Technologies and SolarWorld have reportedly been hacked and pilfered.
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China may now be doing the same thing with their pilfered data.
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Nearly two-thirds of food meant for early-childhood feeding programmes is pilfered.
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All in all ... he told cops around $100k worth of stuff was pilfered.
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On a beach, crude rails–seemingly pilfered from a railway–descend into the water.
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They pilfered machine tools, a high-accuracy 3D coordinate measuring machine, semiconductors, manufacturing techniques.
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Yet so much has been pilfered from Africa that tracking it all is tricky.
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The plot, pilfered from laughing comedies, is a story of love and real estate.
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Do you really want a full moral appraisal of your (possibly) pilfered pesto pasta?
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Waymo sued Uber in February, claiming the ride-hail service benefited from the pilfered documents.
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Rosita agrees, and pulls out a sniper rifle she pilfered from the Alexandria weapons cache.
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There's even a gray couch, pilfered from an Airbnb, where Arie dumped Becca in January.
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I take a break and grab boxes from my car that I pilfered from work.
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Witnesses called police after the pair was spotted allegedly loading pilfered goods into a truck.
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Sometimes they'd find money on the pulled-over passengers, like that pilfered wad of mine.
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The 28-year-old man from Upper Hutt pilfered two toes from a preserved corpse.
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Some looted, loading trucks with pilfered village goods, searching dead bodies for jewelry and cash.
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Passengers in all classes will inevitably have more possessions of high value either pilfered or damaged.
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The bike is laden with half-a-dozen sacks of coal, pilfered from a nearby mine.
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The overall amount that has been pilfered is anyone's guess, given the murkiness of offshore finance.
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First, it's a phone call, courtesy of a few nickels Pat pilfered from her boyfriend Lewis.
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Police did not indicate whether the tab for the allegedly pilfered items included the downed beer.
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While sensitive data was apparently exposed, the hackers don't appear to have pilfered any of it.
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And thereby, it claims, catch (and block) malware in the act of relaying pilfered data elsewhere.
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This time, the pilfered beauty stash belongs to the budding makeup enthusiast's youngest auntie, Kylie Jenner.
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At the same time, it is critical that consumers are notified that hackers pilfered their data.
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Russian operatives transferred the pilfered documents to the organization using a fake online persona, Guccifer 2.0.
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And I'm not sure why he thought someone might have pilfered some of that loot. Anybody?
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And we all started wondering how we'd pilfered so much of the time we'd been given.
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A Massachusetts police department noticed their collection of donated toys for needy children kept getting pilfered.
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Pottery shards have been moved around, others perhaps pilfered, and the floor shoveled up by pothunters.
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At the Schlegel townhouse, we realize Helen possesses a literal bin of umbrellas she has unwittingly pilfered.
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That said, there are still plenty of affordable options that can be pilfered from the smartphone space.
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Just over 21 percent of customers suspected some of their food was pilfered during the delivery process.
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The windowsills in her office were lined with flowers she'd pilfered from various spots around the city.
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That is how the pair end up in Elodie's room staring at her treasure trove of pilfered items.
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Illegal gold mining has plagued South Africa for decades, with bullion pilfered from both operating and disused mines.
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Why, with so much pilfered data available to fraudsters, have more Americans not become victims of identity theft?
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Soon after the revolution, the US and UK governments announced an effort to help Ukraine recover pilfered funds.
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After the war, America and the Soviet Union pilfered German rocketry, leading to a series of technological leaps.
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When they contacted Bird's help desk, a representative simply said to remove the pilfered scooters from their app.
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Delaney probably turned a nice profit on his pilfered mags, but he didn't think to accessorize his product.
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Taylor, who died in obscurity in 23, hadn't actually pilfered $21970,000 in welfare money in a single year.
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"Thanks to a tip, officers found the giant, inflatable, pilfered intestine in a vacant house," the department said.
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After Moscow's strategic release of pilfered e-mails, the bureau – true to its mission – went on high alert.
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They also pilfered the credit card numbers of about 209,000 people and documents about credit disputes for about 182,000.
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The platform works under the good-faith assumption that only users with pilfered content would bother making these claims.
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It's also not known if the team pilfered the Korok seed locations from the Wii U or Switch version.
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The ShadowBrokers released several packages of these tools, all of which they said had been pilfered from the NSA.
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The heated accusations of pilfered text messages, voicemails and phone logs come amid heightened tensions between the two neighbors.
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She even pilfered the charity's coffers to pay for her son's criminal defense, according to a federal criminal complaint.
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Passwords pilfered from those offices could provide a hostile power with an avenue to change or destroy voters' information.
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For the lights themselves, they used bulbs provided by airport workers who pilfered what they could from the landing strip.
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It said logistics centers were "focal points of corruption" where "ammunition, uniforms, and other commodities are easily pilfered and sold".
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Weapon caches are abandoned, pots of uneaten food still sit on stoves and medical clinics have been pilfered for supplies.
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They were made of Hokie Stone, limestone typical to the region that had been pilfered from a nearby construction site.
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According to ancient lore, witches used to keep pilfered penises in baskets and feat them oats and other nutritious grains.
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He claimed he had pilfered voter registration information from every county in the United States, which he planned to sell.
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That's partly because the advertising world and mainstream cinema have long pilfered his aesthetic, turning it into a sales pitch.
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Another work by Degas, who was known for his paintings and sculpture during the Impressionist movement, was pilfered in 2008.
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They pilfered cargo as it came ashore and extorted truckers who had come to collect cargo or drop it off.
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Op-Ed Contributor In August 2006, my father fatally shot himself with a gun he pilfered from a friend's bedroom.
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Cohen's assertion supplies new evidence that Trump knew about, and made encouraging statements about, the release of the pilfered documents.
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Someone is trying to drag down One Direction over its song, "Drag Me Down," claiming the group pilfered the tune.
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In-kind benefits are pilfered by middlemen who would find it harder to get at payments made to beneficiaries' bank accounts.
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Weapon caches had been abandoned, pots of uneaten food still sat on stoves and medical clinics had been pilfered for supplies.
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It plunged into crisis in 2014 after $1 billion, around an eighth of its economic output, was pilfered from three banks.
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Hackers pilfered names, birthdays and addresses, as well as Social Security and driver's license numbers - a treasure trove for identity thieves.
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That means putting companies like Huawei out of business, and imposing strict oversight of contractors who are getting pilfered at will.
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The pharmacies reported the losses only months later after Safeway discovered that employees had pilfered the pills, the Justice Department said.
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According to The Canberra Times, the pigeon pilfered the poppies at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra ahead of Remembrance Day.
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It connects her with the dark network of people trafficking in pilfered fossils and takes her all the way to Mongolia.
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New Pittsburgh defensive back Minkah Fitzpatrick set up another score when he pilfered a Garoppolo throw late in the first quarter.
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Hackers pilfered names, birthdays and addresses, as well as Social Security and drivers license numbers — a treasure trove for identity thieves.
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But takeaways are inherently fickle, and the Bears' pilfered troves from terrible teams: 11 of 24 via the Cardinals, Dolphins and Bills.
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" There's also no sign of Frodo Baggins—bizarre, given how much of the movie is pilfered from " The Lord of the Rings .
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He pilfered so much from his own life that he had to reassure his mother that Faye was not based on her.
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Authorities in Indiana arrested a man on Monday who allegedly pilfered the drug fentanyl in several counties while working as a paramedic.
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This is not a stepping stone to a life that consists of rice and beans seasoned with condiments you pilfered from McDonald's.
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Foreign governments and other hackers have pilfered millions of personal records and other sensitive data from the U.S. government in recent years.
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Then there's the role of Guccifer 2.0, the person or persons supplying WikiLeaks and other organizations with many of the pilfered emails.
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My mother told me she always sent three of each item, suspecting the packages would be pilfered as they moved through customs.
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The city council also affirmed that nobody employed by the municipality was thought to have pilfered the long list of the dead.
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While running to her room to hide the pilfered treasure, the pump slipped out of Angel's coat in front of both her parents.
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Last year, a teller in White Plains was sentenced for her role in an identity theft ring that pilfered $2000,000 from bank accounts.
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The Johnson siblings end up on the run from authorities after Billy tries to return the pilfered technology on his little brother's behalf.
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Among its accusations: Huawei rewarded staff for stealing rivals' trade secrets and stores the pilfered technology in a secret database for its use.
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They've been robbed; evil people have pilfered days they would have had with their loved ones, disease has sapped health from their body.
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More than 700,000 individuals may have had their personal information pilfered by hackers during an intrusion last year, the IRS announced in February.
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And, uh, that was the end of that heist — a disappointment considering the two dudes had successfully pilfered another exam earlier that semester.
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What Happened: Facebook got another wave of bad press following revelations that Cambridge Analytica had pilfered and clandestinely kept data from its users.
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Last year, prosecutors in Germany charged a Chinese-born engineer with industrial espionage in connection with secrets pilfered from chemical maker Lanxess (LXSG.DE).
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Diplomats say Yemen's foreign exchange reserves are kept abroad and could not be readily pilfered or paid out to fighters in the country.
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Uber's security team made contact with both people and received "assurances" the pilfered data had been destroyed before paying them $100,000, Flynn said.
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Many Nazi-pilfered artworks were shipped to Germany, but the exact whereabouts of "Two Women in a Garden" during the war is uncertain.
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Instead, all policies are tilted toward short-term political gain, and anything in government not nailed down can be pilfered for campaign cash.
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Donald used this pilfered inheritance to build a myth of capitalist self-creation and rode it all the way to the White House.
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But they had a problem: In too many cases, they issued a fraudulent transaction without being able to actually get the pilfered funds.
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Social media is full of complaints by fellow journalists who claim we refused to acknowledge their work, or worse yet, pilfered their idea.
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Last week, a hacking team going by the name Cyber Justice Team claimed to have pilfered 10 gigabytes of data from the Syrian government.
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Some impishly pilfered chocolate chip cookies from the media center as a gaggle of their European colleagues watched soccer broadcasts from their home continent.
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Collected by Sheikh Hamad bin Abdullah al-Thani, these tokens of a colonial past were pilfered, pillaged and otherwise procured as "gifts" from India.
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On weekends, when crowding is at its worst, there are dust-ups over fishing territory, tangled gear, pilfered bags of ice and stolen coolers.
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Detectives have recovered more than 800 items, and while many have been returned, most of the pilfered goods sit in a warehouse awaiting reunification.
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There was also grumbling about pilfered merchandise — and the indifference of the local police — but mostly a longing for home and those left behind.
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While Chuck was away at college, Jimmy was put to work in the corner store — and, according to Chuck, slowly pilfered over ten thousand dollars.
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For this image, Hebert placed his photograph of a stack of shipping pallets against a sky pilfered from Jean-Honoré Fragonard's painting Le Rocher (18444).
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For this image, Hebert placed his photograph of a stack of shipping pallets against a sky pilfered from Jean-Honoré Fragonard's painting Le Rocher (1764).
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This, of course, is very bad, primarily because no one—blue chip offensive linemen or otherwise—should ride around with pilfered firearms in their possession.
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Pilfered documents subsequently appeared on WikiLeaks and other websites, putting the Democrats on the defensive during Hillary Clinton's campaign for the presidency against Donald Trump.
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However, cryptocurrency fraud occurs in the exchanges where electronic wallets holding cryptocurrencies that have been purchased on the exchange are subsequently pilfered through computer hacks.
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She posed for him, and he turned those quick sketches into collages using bits of wallpaper and scraps of ads he pilfered from the subway.
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Underground hacker markets provide one-stop shopping for anything a miscreant might want, from stolen credit cards and pilfered passwords to spamming services and botnets.
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Over various trap beats, some self-produced and some pilfered from YouTube, they rapped about 20183-11 convenience stores and the Chinese messaging app WeChat.
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Later, North Korean hackers pilfered $81 million from the Bangladesh Central Bank (they might have gotten away with almost $1 billion, but someone misspelled "foundation").
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By contrast, the reaction to Mr. Macron's proposal to restore art pilfered from Africa has varied widely, and no consensus on action has been reached.
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The indictment doesn't speak to an alleged motive for the breaches, and it is unclear what happened to the stolen data once it was pilfered.
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Sure, the 2016 Republican National Convention—what with its pilfered speeches and smoke-filled entrances—is already one of the more cuckoo confabs in recent history.
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It took Meer four days to get his device pilfered in a city with high rates of theft because concerned citizens kept coming to his rescue.
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After the Guardian published Edward Snowden's pilfered secrets, employees from GCHQ, the national digital spying agency, marched into the newspaper's offices and destroyed their hard drives.
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He also pilfered, and leaked, information about a separate overseas NSA Internet-monitoring program, PRISM, that was both clearly legal and not clearly threatening to privacy.
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WikiLeaks, on the other hand, shared with those same hackers actual code designed to aide them in riffling through roughly 5 million emails pilfered from Stratfor.
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Law enforcement sources confirm ... Young's Valley residence was hit in February when the bad guys entered through an unlocked door and pilfered the NBA star's valuables.
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The man who pilfered Frances McDormand's Oscar has now been officially charged with the crime of felony grand theft ... and the stakes are years in prison.
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Cookie is also a gifted baker, and this skill, combined with King-Lu's entrepreneurial gumption and that pilfered milk, brings about a fateful change of circumstance.
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Now, for the first time, paleontologists have found trapped in amber from Myanmar a 99-million-year-old beetle preserved with pilfered pollen from a cycad.
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Credico was close to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and Stone pumped him for information about the website's plans to release damaging emails pilfered from Clinton's campaign.
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Melania Trump stole the spotlight with her highly anticipated speech at the Republican National Convention, and many are saying she pilfered some of the words she used.
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During a stint as a yoga instructor seven years ago, I pilfered from gurus and books and flung around assertions that yoga would bring joy and healing.
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It would be the third high-profile public case in recent years in which an insider pilfered a large tranche of secrets from a U.S. intelligence agency.
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Ostensibly, by entering your last name and the last six digits of your Social Security number, you will be able to see if your data was pilfered.
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Every once in awhile, Kořínek said, he comes into Absintherie and finds that one of the portraits of famous absinthe drinkers has been pilfered from the wall.
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Katherine has been MIA for months after allegedly leveling claims Trent has pilfered $40k out of her bank account and manipulated her into buying him a Cadillac.
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Working with what he had ("There were a number of camels"), the general devised a story about a gingerbread thief who pilfered water from a thirsty camel.
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She would spend the next four or five summers with him there, pilfered interludes of happiness, and then return to her family in America in the fall.
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That's the significance of Benjamin Netanyahu's show and tell on Monday of what appears to be a gigantic cache of pilfered Iranian documents detailing Tehran's nuclear work.
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The star also pilfered a moon Astronomers believe that Tabby's Star stole an exomoon from a nearby planet that no longer exists and pulled it into orbit.
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Why it matters: There has never before been a breach like Equifax, where enough personal data was pilfered to steal the identity of the majority of U.S. adults.
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The company kicked off August with an apparently massive breach of its servers, in which hackers pilfered everything from full episodes of unreleased shows to sensitive internal documents.
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It's become clear that it uses the EternalBlue and EternalRomance exploits that were pilfered from the NSA and released by the hacking group the Shadow Brokers in April.
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And there's no indication that the Veselnitskaya meeting had anything to do with the emails pilfered by Russian-backed hackers from the Democratic National Committee or John Podesta.
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The second-largest cable company in the U.S. said it is still investigating how the information was pilfered, but it does not believe its systems were actually breached.
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Ms. Peresztegi said research efforts were aided by the availability of additional German archives, more fully showing the extent to which the Hess family collection had been pilfered.
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James Woods, exuding smarmy charisma, is Max, an executive at a small cable station broadcasting lurid images pilfered from satellite signals; think public access with kink and ultraviolence.
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Mr. Kasuka's collaboration with Mr. Usovsky first came to light in a cache of emails, Facebook messages and other data pilfered by Ukrainian hackers from Mr. Usovsky's computer.
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But Trump inherited a country that was already drowning in illicit funds, pilfered loot, and blood-soaked finances first swiped by authoritarian and autocratic governments and networks elsewhere.
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Speaking to international reporters on Sunday, Mr. Netanyahu pushed back against critics who said a trove of pilfered Iranian documents he revealed last week had showed nothing new.
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Volkskrant, a Dutch newspaper, reported last week that the same two Russian hacking groups that pilfered emails from the Democratic National Committee were among those targeting the Netherlands.
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The hacking group responsible for stealing a large cache of National Security Agency hacking tools is very upset that no one seems to be bidding on their pilfered files.
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Andrei Barysevich, the Recorded Future researcher who found the documents online, said the incident should raise alarms about the lack of security that allowed the documents to be pilfered.
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Stripe and his fellow soldiers are sent to a shantytown in the midst of a forest, where the villagers' food supply has been pilfered and contaminated by these roaches.
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But while she maintains that she and her co-conspirator pilfered the image from right under museum guards' noses, al-Badri has left the door open for other interpretations.
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The days are in part a product of the modern media age, gobbled up and shared by people on socials and pilfered by sites hungry to make sharable #content.
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Najib is now embroiled in a massive corruption scandal centered on more than $680 million USD in state funds allegedly pilfered from the 1Malaysia Development Bank (1MDB) investment fund.
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Much of the pilfered art, including "Two Women in the Garden," was taken to the Jeu de Paume museum in Paris, which the Germans had turned into a depository.
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One report from the Interior Department's Office of the Inspector General found he had pilfered evidence in a separate case and instructed a subordinate to delete potentially incriminating emails.
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Mr. Najib was discovered to have $731 million of the pilfered funds in his own bank accounts and now faces dozens of charges in connection with the alleged theft.
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Like many great songwriters, Mr. Petty had a catalog that was ruthlessly pilfered over the years, though he seemed to vacillate on just how seriously to take these offenses.
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Officials acknowledged the digital intruders were able to infiltrate the OPM networks using pilfered login credentials from an employee at KeyPoint Government Solutions, the government's main background check contractor.
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The U.S. Secret Service last week said a group of hackers likely tied to international criminal syndicates had pilfered more than $1 million from ATM machines across the country.
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Pilfered belongings were strewn across a warehouse—an overturned armoire, spilling out girls' clothes; a scattered deck of UNO cards; a medical dummy, opened up to reveal its insides.
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Some 22 million current and former federal employees and contractors in addition to family members had their Social Security numbers, birthdays, addresses and other personal data pilfered in the breach.
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When Russian hackers pilfered the entire contents of John Podesta's Gmail inbox, they didn't exclusively obtain material that was highly relevant to the career and political prospects of Hillary Clinton.
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Dozens of pilfered boxes had been left piled on the roof, according to the police, next to a makeshift plywood scaffold that appeared to have been constructed over the hole.
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Illegal gold mining has plagued South Africa for decades, with bullion pilfered from disused and operating mines, and Sibanye has vowed to clear illegal miners from its shafts by January.
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Brown Swiss was marketed in pre-measured envelopes mostly to airlines and restaurants, but those buyers stopped offering it after passengers and diners routinely pilfered the packets to take home.
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Now, the Zambian government has stacked up significant debts, the details of which are closely held -- money that, Foote rightly says, is likely being pilfered without accountability mechanisms in place.
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The moves came after former NSA contractor Edward Snowden exposed the government's hidden surveillance apparatus and former Army soldier Chelsea Manning pilfered a massive trove of military and diplomatic secrets.
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Instead, they got a production more like Rock of Ages meets the actual hymn "Rock of Ages," except with every song pilfered from a Now That's What I Call Dad Rock!
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One of Europe's poorest countries, which is squeezed between Ukraine and EU member state Romania, Moldova plunged into crisis in 2014 and 2015 after $1 billion was pilfered from three banks.
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While there is little appetite to bankroll a country where so much American money has been wasted and pilfered since the ill-conceived 2003 invasion, Iraq's economic problems must be addressed.
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This meant that I didn't have proper access to period products and had to make do with pads that I pilfered from my mum's bathroom in the hope she wouldn't notice.
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The preferred method for theft is in the dead of night, with the crop pilfered from the tree and sold on the black market to independent food markets in south Auckland.
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Christian stuck a strip of bubbles pilfered from an old Texas Instruments calculator into the flash's clamp, added a D-ring at the bottom, and topped it off with some grips.
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Moldova, one of Europe's poorest countries, which is squeezed between Ukraine and EU member state Romania, plunged into political crisis in 2014-2015 after $1 billion was pilfered from three banks.
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They doubt his declaration that he was unaware that Democratic strategy documents he was given on judicial fights had been pilfered from Democratic computers by Republican staff between 2001 and 2003.
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"But we've added foie gras!" the chef said, beaming, not mentioning that the foie gras had been pilfered from the following dish, where it was supposed to appear atop toro sushi.
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Constructed with permission and donations from Miuccia Prada, the original installation featured actual brand-name purses and shoes; these were pilfered at one point, and subsequently replaced with security-tracked versions.
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Pilfered vape fluid is not actually the thing that's causing Kendall to sneak around, but it's still something that PR head Karolina and bodyman Colin have been tasked with covering up.
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The former Fossil Cycad National Park in South Dakota, where Mr. Berman visited, was taken off the list in 1957 after vandals pilfered nearly all of the park's unique plant fossils.
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One of the articles that Distractify said was pilfered by 22 Words, about a teenager using a Spotify playlist to break up with her boyfriend, was based on a BuzzFeed post.
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The group then takes off – their arms loaded with the pilfered goods — dashing past a crowd of frightened young girls and plowing into a burly customer who tries to block their escape.
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It claimed that the employee had to disable the anti-virus software in order to activate pirated software, and its possible a third party pilfered the classified files while it was vulnerable.
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From Yglesias: Trump's statements about NATO and the leak of Democratic National Committee emails likely pilfered by Russians have raised questions about Trump's financial relationships with oligarchs tied to the Russian government.
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For instance, between 2016 and 2017, $2.4 million was pilfered from a bank in Virginia after hackers phished the bank system and withdrew cash from ATMs in two separate withdrawals, Krebs reported.
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In a twist that Mean Girls pilfered years later, the pre-recorded backing cassette breaks and she sweetly sings the song to the entire student body, winning everyone over in the process.
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Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) pressed Kavanaugh over his receipt of an internal Senate Democratic letter that was pilfered from a Judiciary Committee server that was shared by Republicans and Democrats in 2023.
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Uber is reeling from a new controversy over revelations that the company tried to cover up a massive breach last year in which hackers pilfered information from 57 million of its customers.
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It goes down easy like pilfered white zinfandel at a teenage house party, but with a pithy bitterness and a sour-acid grapefruit kick; it's made with organic Zibibbo grapes from Sicily.
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What's more, Trump's statements about NATO and the leak of Democratic National Committee emails likely pilfered by Russians have raised questions about Trump's financial relationships with oligarchs tied to the Russian government.
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In primary school, an epidemic swept the playground in the form of Judy Blume novels and pilfered copies of our mothers' magazines, dog-eared to the dirty scenes and sex advice columns.
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Three heirs to the Dutch Jewish family say the work had been left in the 1930s for safekeeping with a museum in the Netherlands but was then pilfered and sold without permission.
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The arrest occurred just days before President Barack Obama formally accused the Russian government of hacking into the server of Democratic National Committee—the pilfered emails from which were later handed to WikiLeaks.
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P.J. Tucker set up the Ariza 3-pointer with a steal off Terry Rozier before Ariza pilfered Kyrie Irving and dashed for a layup with 1:16 left for a 117-115 lead.
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Now the ICIJ and its 95 media partners around the world—including the BBC and the New York Times—are back with another cache of pilfered files, this time dubbed the "Paradise Papers".
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In an August video, as Israel charged that Hamas had pilfered the funds of an international charity in Gaza, Mr. Netanyahu argued that he cared more about the Palestinians than their leaders did.
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This had the tragic consequence of alerting a troop of German soldiers to our whereabouts, resulting in the deaths of my platoon leader and the guy whose backpack I had pilfered for paper.
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After closely examining the details of the programs revealed by the documents that Mr. Snowden pilfered, however, the commissioners quickly arrived at a consensus and happily shared writing responsibility for their final report.
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It's the kind of story that connects well with its intended audience — so well that my 11-year-old son pilfered my review copy and refused to return it until he was done.
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Given that the Democrats had publicly stated as early as June 2016 that they believed Russian operatives had infiltrated their computers, the Trump campaign's eagerness to benefit from pilfered documents might seem distasteful.
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The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston has extended a $10 million reward for information leading to the return of 13 works valued at half a billion dollars that were pilfered in 1990.
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Moldova has been dogged by political instability and graft, including a breathtaking scandal in 2014-15, in which $1 billion, around an eighth of the country's economic output, was pilfered from three banks.
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The hack wasn't nearly as large or as devastating as the one that pilfered $460 million from Mt. Gox and sent the Japan-based exchange, then one of the world's largest, spiraling into bankruptcy.
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In January, we briefly became obsessed with the Canadian squirrel who pilfered chocolate bars from his local connivence store, and of course, we'll never forget the MVP cat that stole those Christmas cinnamon buns.
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The cyber attack pilfered more than 31 terabytes of academic data and intellectual property from 144 U.S. universities and 176 universities in 21 foreign countries, the U.S. Department of Justice said in a statement.
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After more searching, officers say they discovered SIM cards that led to seven victims in seven states, and who said their identities were stolen and cryptocurrency accounts pilfered of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Illegal gold mining has plagued South Africa for decades, with bullion pilfered from both disused and operating mines, and Sibanye has vowed it will clear all illegal miners from its shafts by January 2018.
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Ahead, shop the unique goods that can complete your elevated home aesthetic on a more than ideal budget — and leave your friends wondering what special vintage shop you pilfered that stylish velvet sofa from.
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But they say that, at least in the case of the Democrats' emails, Moscow knew it had a sympathetic outlet in WikiLeaks, where intermediaries could drop pilfered documents in the group's anonymized digital inbox.
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But lately, a renewed and brazen orca population, like pirates of the Bering Sea, is aggressively pursuing fisherman for their daily catch, often running away with tens of thousands of pounds of pilfered fish.
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But the fact that he is so willing to be misleading even when the evidence is clear-cut should make us suspicious about his slipperiness around slightly more ambiguous cases, like Miranda's pilfered emails.
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Whether Mr. Ramaphosa and the A.N.C. have the political will to clean up their ranks will become evident as the guilty start heading for prison and the state starts to recoup the pilfered billions.
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Mr. Wilson was arrested in Manhattan in January 2016, when he was found with a luxury BMW that he had leased weeks earlier in Boston under a false name, forged documents and pilfered funds.
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Over time, western researchers have grown more confident that Russia may be behind Shadow Brokers and possibly other recent disclosures of sensitive information about cyber capabilities that have been pilfered from U.S. intelligence agencies.
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On March 17, 2018, The New York Times, along with The Guardian and The Observer, reported that Cambridge Analytica and its related company, SCL, pilfered data on 50 million Facebook users and secretly kept it.
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Meanwhile, in other news, Facebook just admitted that many of its 2.2 billion users could have had their data pilfered by "malicious actors" up until yesterday when the company introduced new data-sharing restrictions.[CNBC]
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I would be first in line with coins pilfered from my mother's purse for tall malts packed into a cardboard cup with a long plastic spoon to reach the soupy, melted innards at the bottom.
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Rap has been exploited and pilfered by outsiders who want to cash in on the lucrative industry before and has seen those same outsiders, despite any good intentions, easily prevail over their more credible peers.
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The typical romance scam outlined in the FTC's report involves scammers who lure in lonely hearts with made-up personas that combine attractive photos pilfered from the internet and, occasionally, stolen identities from real people.
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It's deliberately larger-than-life in a way that accommodates either sneaking nonlethally through levels or killing everyone you meet, using overheard conversations, pilfered notes, and the odd impassioned monologue to deepen the overall texture.
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The decryption keys were apparently posted by the authors of a rival ransomware package called Petya and Mischa, who claimed they had hacked Chimera's development system, pilfered the keys, and stolen parts of the code.
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The introduction of Dashlane's Password Changer first took place in late 2014, following numerous data breaches that saw user information pilfered from major companies, including retailers like Target, Home Depot, Staples, Neiman Marcus, and more.
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Our UCLA sources also say there is no question the players pilfered the sunglasses so there's no attempt to prove them not guilty ... they are trying to use their considerable influence to ask for mercy.
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Here are some easy-to-implement tips from professional organizers: There are two basic approaches to organizing travel toiletries, be they half-full T.S.A.-approved liquids containers or pilfered hotel shampoos: pre-packing and decanting.
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As if the past is simply a grab bag of looks and silhouettes to be pilfered at will (the '90s continue to be popular this season), as opposed to a factor to be reckoned with.
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At 6, after she bought a box of colored pencils from the neighborhood store with a dollar pilfered from her mother's pocketbook, her father beat her so viciously she couldn't attend school for a week.
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The thief, Christopher Loeb, a young heroin addict who routinely broke into parked cars and pilfered whatever he could find, was brought to a station house and shackled to the floor of an interrogation room.
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In Stone's mind, Rogow said, that meant the lawmakers' questions — and his answers — had nothing to do with WikiLeaks or Assange, even though U.S. intelligence officials have said Moscow laundered its pilfered emails through WikiLeaks.
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The order seeks to improve the often-maligned network security of U.S. government agencies, from which foreign governments and other hackers have pilfered millions of personal records and other forms of sensitive data in recent years.
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Hackers also pilfered U.S. and South Korea personnel reports, minutes from meetings about joint military drills between the U.S. and South Korea, and data on South Korean military installations and power plants, according to news outlets.
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There has been little accountability for the jaw-dropping theft of over $300 million that was pilfered from National Social Medical Assistance Fund, some of which wound up in the coffers of the governing National Party.
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Knowing that a third-party app pilfered millions of users' data in a manner that violated Facebook's rules and waiting years to do anything about it is not a case of being too slow to react.
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Former employees of the Micron affiliate in 2015 and 2016 successfully pilfered tech secrets from the company by uploading confidential data to their laptops, removable drives and Google drives before they left the firm, Micron said.
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Judah noted that while corruption is "often viewed as a very abstract thing… when money is pilfered from the budgets of poorer countries people die" — because the missing money leads to the denial of public services.
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They were outraged that Mr. Buhari hired a former director of the nation's pension fund to a new post in his government after the previous administration had fired the man on grounds he had pilfered billions.
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Nations today are seeding the critical infrastructure of other nations with malicious logic designed to destroy, and digital tools — like the malware pilfered from the N.S.A., EternalBlue — are now in the arsenal of every major country.
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Consider the case of humanitarian aid trip organizer Volunteer Voyages, a single-owner small business which suffered $14,000 in fraudulent charges after an online thief pilfered its debit card information, which the bank refused to reimburse.
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One year later, that is the true takeaway, no matter how much stuff I purchased on-site because it could only be purchased on-site; no matter how that pilfered pine cone looks on my shelf.
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Citing coordinated crackdowns on Occupy Wall Street protesters in 2011, AntiSec pilfered the emails, passwords, and credit card information of the New York State Association of Chiefs of Police and the California Statewide Law Enforcement Association.
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He was arrested in Manhattan in January 2016 after the police caught him with a luxury BMW car he had leased a few weeks earlier in Boston using a false name, forged documents and pilfered funds.
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They are just a jumble of pilfered items to add to a collection that has spanned airports, departments stores, libraries, and gift shops the world over: pocketable useless goodies that I just can't not pick up.
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Best known for his turn last year in "Stranger Things" — which itself shamelessly pilfered elements from "It" to more cohesive effect — the 14-year-old unleashes torrents of profanity and stupid-clever teenage quips with infectious panache.
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For instance, North Korea has been linked to the massive cyber heist on Bangladesh's central bank in 85033 in which hackers pilfered $81 million by targeting the bank's Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) transaction system.
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According to the BBB, the boxes had "highly recognizable" Kylie labeling, which proved irresistible to thieves who found the boxes either en route or on doorsteps and mailboxes ... and they somehow got inside and pilfered the contents.
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"Since 2013 the grid has been in crisis, but the billons of dollars Maduro dedicated to it were largely pilfered," David Smilde, a Venezuela expert at the Washington Office on Latin America human rights organization, told me.
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She goes on to confront her sister with the letter she pilfered from under Littlefinger's mattress, which the elder Stark was forced to write under duress, disowning Ned and demanding their brother Robb to bend the knee.
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But this front page headline in the South London Press, once one of London's biggest newspapers, detailing how a squad of squirrels in Brixton were addicted to crack they had pilfered from dealers' stashes, was unfortunately untrue.
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While Russian hacks "were not involved in vote tallying," the publishing of pilfered emails and promulgation of fake news altered the zeitgeist, poisoned the political environment and shifted public opinion, all of which redounded to Trump's benefit.
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But it was a campaign made enormously more powerful by the tools of the cyberage: private emails pilfered by hackers, an internet that reaches into most American homes, social media to promote its revelations and smear enemies.
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What should have been a triumphant moment for Clinton and the party was instead riven by controversy over emails pilfered from the Democratic National Committee's servers and posted on the well-known (if controversial) radical transparency website WikiLeaks.
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While analysts estimate that the United States loses anywhere from $30 billion to $500 billion a year in pilfered intellectual property, many trade experts caution that the situation is much more nuanced than what White House officials portray.
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Linking digital identities to mobile phones and bank accounts has made it possible to get subsidies straight to the needy, cutting out venal intermediaries, who in the past pilfered up to three-quarters of the money in the system.
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Moldova has been dogged by political instability and corruption, especially since a scandal known as the "theft of the century" emerged in 2014-2015 where $1 billion, around an eighth of its economic output, was pilfered from three banks.
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Detailing the charges at a press conference in Los Angeles Thursday morning, U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said Avenatti allegedly "pilfered" millions to fund his personal purchases and his businesses, including a $21.6 million jet for his Passport 420 company.
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Detailing the charges at a press conference in Los Angeles Thursday morning, U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said Avenatti allegedly "pilfered" millions to fund his personal purchases and his businesses, including a $4.5 million jet for his Passport 43 company.
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The U.S. Attorney in New York charged Prevezon Holdings, a Cyprus-registered company owned by the son of an influential Russian official, with having purchased Manhattan real estate and opened U.S. bank accounts using some of the pilfered funds.
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Among the $5 million in pilfered goods recovered by law enforcement were cars were 60 vehicles, worth over $3 million dollars; $200,000 worth of drugs, firearms, and loose cash; and an entire trailer load of Nutella, valued at $22,000.
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Trump Jr.'s contacts also included exchanging private Twitter messages with WikiLeaks, the organization that published troves of stolen emails from the Democratic National Committee and Clinton campaign that U.S. intelligence officials later said were pilfered by Russian agents.
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The data pilfered from the contractor's computer included plans on a U.S. project to build a supersonic anti-ship missile that can be mounted on American submarines by 85033, according to the Post, which cited an anonymous U.S. officials.
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Pretty quickly, I had the framework of a powerful and surprising story: a voluminous catalog of cases nationwide and millions of dollars pilfered from the $9 billion that youth sports clubs take in annually in the United States alone.
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The burden is on enforcers to prove that plants were illegally harvested, and that is not easy because there is no way to distinguish a plant pilfered from the wild from one legally raised in a greenhouse, he said.
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Around Odisha, suspicion quickly mounted that some of the antique jewelry in the vault had been pilfered by what a local journalist, Sandeep Sahu, called "a criminal nexus of temple officials and servitors" who had access to the keys.
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According to the Roanoke Times, nearly two-and-a-half tons of grapes had been cut straight from the vine at Firefly Hill Vineyards in the dead of night, pilfered by a crack team of highly-skilled wine thieves, Dunkenberger suspects.
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Photo: GettyEmploying sophisticated scams involving social engineering, email phishing, and the harvesting of employee passwords, attackers have pilfered millions of dollars from some of the world largest corporations—all while bypassing traditional hacking safeguards by simply avoiding the use malware.
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In fact, the killing effectively pilfered an important moment for a wave of protest movements across the region, including in Iraq and Lebanon, that had the second order consequence of undermining Iran's efforts to subvert the politics of those countries.
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Separately, a group calling itself the Shadow Brokers on Saturday released another batch of pilfered National Security Agency hacking tools, along with a blog post criticizing President Donald Trump for attacking Syria and moving away from his conservative political base.
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The prosecution countered by noting there were, in fact, victims in the crime to Shkreli's fraud scheme: sick people who might have benefited from the $10 million he pilfered from his own drug company to pay back hedge-fund investors.
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Moldova has been dogged by political instability and corruption, especially since a scandal known as the "theft of the century" emerged in 2014-2015 in which $1 billion, around an eighth of its economic output, was pilfered from three banks.
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The arming and the training of the rebels occurred in Jordan and Turkey, and at one point Jordanian intelligence officers pilfered stockpiles of weapons the C.I.A. had shipped into the country for the Syrian rebels, selling them on the black market.
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J.P. A relentlessly bouncy celebration of relentlessly bouncy dancing, "Wine" is by the rising female dancehall artist Shenseea, who recently had a minor hit with "Loodi" (which may or may not have been pilfered from Vybz Kartel, depending who you believe).
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According to the FDD, AQAP is known to have pilfered at least $60 million from Yemen's central bank, and at one point earned about $2 million per day through taxes in Mukalla — a port which the organization controlled until last year.
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While towels, bathrobes and coat hangers were the items most frequently pilfered from luxury hotels, guests also tried to steal bulkier or more expensive items, including tablet computers and TV sets, the survey of mostly European and Asian proprietors found.
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The Trump administration has closely tied economic policy and national security and, in remarks at the White House, Mr. Trump said that China was using money pilfered from the United States through unfair trade practices to build up its military.
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Nearly $16 million would go to the Interior Department to do fire remediation work and cover firefighting costs, while another $720 million will be used to repay unrelated U.S. Forest Service accounts pilfered last year to cover fire-related costs.
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On Sunday, the Alexandrians used the explosives they pilfered in Episode 9 (tying up another loose end) to shock and awe all of the Oceanside women except the leader Natania, who made things tense until her own granddaughter knocked her out.
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Trump also routinely assured his supporters that if elected, he would stand-up to Wall Street, the monolithic financial arm of the establishment that pilfered the American economy less than a decade ago, in a way that his rivals would not.
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Take 'tribal art,' an egregious category used for far too long to refer to the pilfered artwork from colonial conquests that ended up in the West, or the fact that contemporary art from Africa is still dogged by that geographical designation.
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APTs like China's Unit 2127 have no interest in run-of-the-mill criminal activities such as selling pilfered Social Security numbers on the black market; they exist solely to accumulate sensitive data that will advance their bosses' political, economic, and military objectives.
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This caused some suspicion on both Hoffer's and Balaban's part that their August presentation had been eavesdropped upon and their ideas pilfered (in reality, a University of California, San Diego, news release had touted the idea a few days ahead of the story).
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Quora, which said its computer systems were compromised by "a malicious third party," noted that the pilfered information was unlikely to result in cases of identity theft since the site does not collect sensitive data like credit cards or Social Security numbers.
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Plus Fox's next band Sin—that featured the late great singer Frank C. Starr (later of a Rick Rubin-created "supergroup" The Four Horsemen)—cut a demo that former Kiss guitarist Vinnie Vincent pilfered for his over-the-top flop Vinnie Vincent Invasion.
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While they lack the full wraparound protection of sportier options, we don't assume most of you will be bopping about town in what could reasonably be mistaken for a tinted pair of safety goggles pilfered from your father's workshop — we certainly won't be.
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The sweetener would come in white paper packets, embossed with the Golden Arches, most likely pilfered from the nearby McDonald's where she and her girls would go for coffee, and woe betide the server who failed to offer them the senior discount.
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In 2016, the group released sensitive data on Olympic athletes pilfered from the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) after the organization recommended Russian athletes be barred from the Rio games when an investigation uncovered evidence Moscow was running a state-sponsored doping program.
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The Russia-linked hackers have previously targeted Olympic organizations, leaking sensitive athlete data pilfered from the World Anti-Doping Agency in 2016, after the organization recommended that Russian athletes be banned from the 2016 games in Rio over allegations of state-sponsored doping.
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Cambridge Analytica, a data analysis firm that worked on President Trump's 2016 campaign, and its related company, Strategic Communications Laboratories, pilfered data on 50 million Facebook users and secretly kept it, according to reports in The New York Times, alongside The Guardian and The Observer.
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Photo: Alex Wong (Getty)British lawmakers grilled Facebook Chief Technology Officer Mike Schroepfer on Thursday, asking him questions about the social media company's role in the Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which roughly 87 million Facebook users had their data pilfered through a personality quiz app.
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It's followed by an inoffensively droll scene of Queen Cersei talking her way out of her interest loans—leave it to this show to dramatize an audit—opposite the Iron Bank's spokesgoon, Tycho Nestoris, whom she plans to pay off using Highgarden's pilfered coffers.
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The group has been releasing files that appear to have been pilfered from the NSA in 2013 since last summer — most notably releasing a suite of Windows hacking tools that were subsequently used in the WannaCry ransomware that induced a global panic earlier this month.
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Stolen data on things concerning usage time, location, device pairing, account names, emails, or IP addresses, or a user's sexual orientation—not to mention pilfered chat logs, images, audio, or videos connected to a toy—could be used for humiliation, extortion, or even physical stalking.
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Tiffany Wells claims in a new lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, Lizzo has really screwed up her life when she went on social media and posted a picture of Tiffany claiming she pilfered the meal she was delivering to Lizzo's Boston hotel back in September.
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If China knows the US isn't willing to endure even a few quarters of economic slowdown to reorder the economic relationship that experts say costs the US $600 billion in pilfered intellectual property a year, then China won't back down from US challenges, Chorzempa said.
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After Yankees right fielder Aaron Judge jumped at the wall to take a solo homer away from Yuli Gurriel in the second inning on Saturday — the second home run Judge pilfered in the postseason — Astros third baseman Alex Bregman was quick to return the favor.
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Nazi-pilfered art crops up regularly in fiction ("There's no business like Shoah business," the Israeli diplomat Abba Eban reportedly said), and often the painting in question is conventionally beautiful, emblematic of a lost elegant Mitteleuropean world, a yearning for all that cannot be reclaimed.
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In Meijer's case, the manufacturing was surprisingly crude: In 2003, she pilfered a stack of newspapers from her parents' house and used a paint roller to glue them together, sheet by sheet, until she had created a 10-inch roll, like a stout tree trunk.
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Insofar as kids are concerned, the message being generated via YouTube's medium is frequently nonsensical; a mindless and lurid slurry of endlessly repurposed permutations of pilfered branded content, played out against an eerie blend of childish tunes, giddily repeating nursery rhymes, and crude cartoon sound effects.
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But I can't stop thinking about the dashboard, a spartan expanse of absolutely nothing broken only by a steering wheel and a plain 15-inch touchscreen on a floating mount that looks like it could've been pulled off a Lenovo workstation pilfered from an office cubicle.
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Raul Rocha, one of a team of six investigators at DetetivePet in Sao Paulo that helped broker Bosco's return, said that in the past, thieves were mostly in it for quick cash, selling the pilfered pooch at informal sidewalk fairs or to black market puppy mills.
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Government agencies have struggled for years to keep pace with malicious hackers and insider threats, a challenge that came into focus after it was disclosed last year that more than 21 million individuals had their sensitive data pilfered during a breach at the Office of Personnel Management.
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Lee makes the rounds, sneering and muttering into her double Scotch; spars with the agent, whose name is Marjorie; and leaves with a few partial rolls of pilfered toilet paper, a napkin full of boiled shrimp (to be shared with her cat, Jersey) and someone else's overcoat.
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Even as undemanding kids fare, the formula represents a thin concoction, with the most amusing gag -- in which the superfast Sonic manipulates those around him while they appear to stand still -- essentially pilfered from the later X-Men movies, where the Quicksilver character does much the same.
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At the federal level, the remaining Ebola programs are seeing their budgets pilfered to provide temporary Zika funds, and a range of basic science research initiatives at the National Institutes of Health are on hold, their funds diverted to efforts to understand, diagnose, treat and vaccinate against Zika.
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"We discovered that funds from these weak-key addresses are being pilfered and sent to a destination address belonging to an individual or group that is running active campaigns to compromise/gather private keys and obtain these funds," they wrote in a paper about their findings published Tuesday.
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Photo: AP / MARK LENNIHANIn the latest enforcement of a recently adopted policy against the distribution of hacked materials, Twitter has moved to vanquish the account of a hacking group believed to have pilfered thousands of documents from an American law firm that litigated insurance claims stemming from the Sept.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A coordinated group of hackers likely tied to international criminal syndicates has pilfered more than $1 million by hijacking ATM machines across the United States and forcing them to spit out bills like slot machines dispensing a jackpot, a senior U.S. Secret Service official said on Monday.
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Samsweet made a list on Facebook of about 20 items that the museum and law enforcement hasn't been able to find after collector Carl Cunningham, 45, allegedly pilfered them along with other items when visiting the Petaluma, California, collection on four different occasions in late 2015 through 2016.
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On March 17, 2018, The New York Times, alongside The Guardian and The Observer, reported that Cambridge Analytica, a data analysis firm that worked on President Trump's 43 campaign, and its related company, Strategic Communications Laboratories, pilfered the data of 50 million Facebook users and secretly kept it.
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On Saturday, the families waiting here woke to discover they'd been robbed in the middle of the night, and that someone had pilfered milk, cereal and other supplies from a pile donated by volunteers; the thieves had evaded a guard who patrols the area in a starched white shirt.
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The cyber attacks, beginning in at least 2013, pilfered more than 31 terabytes of academic data and intellectual property from 144 U.S. universities and 176 universities in 21 other countries, the U.S. Department of Justice said, describing the campaign as one of the largest state-sponsored hacks ever prosecuted.
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Some of the company's problems seem to have originated or grown worse under the leadership of Edward Lampert, a billionaire hedge-fund guy who took over in 2005 and engineered a bunch of reorganizational schemes that failed to fully reckon with the trend toward e-commerce and pilfered its assets.
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Prosecutors say Stone made "multiple false statements" to the House Intelligence Committee about his interactions regarding "Organization 2628" — which matches the description of WikiLeaks, the organization that released troves of hacked Democratic emails before the 28500 election that the U.S. intelligence community later said were originally pilfered by Russian intelligence agents.
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Prosecutors say Stone made "multiple false statements" to the House Intelligence Committee about his interactions regarding "Organization 1" — which matches the description of WikiLeaks, the organization that released troves of hacked Democratic emails before the 2016 election that the U.S. intelligence community later said were originally pilfered by Russian intelligence agents.
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Prosecutors say Stone made "multiple false statements" to the House Intelligence Committee about his interactions regarding "Organization 1" -- which matches the description of WikiLeaks, the organization that released troves of hacked Democratic emails before the 21625 election that the U.S. intelligence community later said were originally pilfered by Russian intelligence agents.
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In Tel Aviv the next evening, Mr. Netanyahu gave a bravura PowerPoint performance on live television from inside the Defense Ministry, flaunting the booty pilfered from a secret Tehran warehouse by an intrepid Mossad team — evidence, he said, of Iranian deceit about its long-running efforts to develop a nuclear bomb.
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In one incident witnessed by The Associated Press last year in the central state of Puebla, police pointed out locals acting as lookouts — posing as farmers or gazing from a highway overpass — as people in dozens of pickups filled plastic tanks with fuel pilfered from a gas pipeline running through a cornfield.
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The Chinese hackers targeted an unnamed contractor working for the Naval Undersea Warfare Center, a Navy research and development facility headquartered in Newport, R.I. They pilfered 220006 gigabytes of data on a secret project known as Sea Dragon, as well as signals and sensor data, documents on electronic warfare, and other information.
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Protection of the welfare and livelihood of its citizens is a foundational principle of government, and yet for more than a decade there has been very little consequence for nation-states and state-affiliated groups who've pilfered the intellectual property, and violated the personal privacy, of citizens and companies around the world.
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In recent years, a rash of sports museums have been pilfered, with thieves getting away with Yogi Berra's World Series rings, Roger Maris's most valuable player plaque from 1960, the 1903 Belmont Stakes trophy, and a replica of an alligator-skin belt with a solid gold buckle given to the golfer Ben Hogan.
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In January 2012, the FBI obtained copies of online discussions in which hacker Jeremy Hammond discussed how Assange had personally provided his AntiSec hacking team with a crudely coded search tool; the purpose of which was to aid the hackers in analyzing the more than 5 million internal emails AntiSec had pilfered from Stratfor's servers.
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Whether we're talking about time-travelers with a penchant for pilfered bacon or a shadowy cabal of cheese thieves and a small fortune in stolen Parmigiano-Reggiano, it's an unfortunate reality that robberies, or the threat thereof, are something most people working in the food industry have come across at least once in their career.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --UBER FACING SCRUTINY OVER HACK REVELATIONS: Uber is reeling from a new controversy over revelations the company tried to cover up a massive breach last year in which hackers pilfered information from 57 million of its customers.
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In the United States, as a vociferous skeptic of charges that Donald Trump's presidential campaign colluded with the Russian government during the 2016 election, Greenwald has earned the ire of many American leftists—exacerbated by his frequent appearances on Fox News and his willingness to publish pilfered documents deeply damaging to the Obama administration.
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CrowdStrike confirmed to The Hill that hackers had pilfered the committee's opposition research file on presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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The London-based food writer has just published her second book, Mamma: Reflections on the Food That Makes Us, a collection of recipes (pilfered and inherited), essays, and interviews with chefs and writers like Yotam Ottolenghi, Claudia Roden, and Anna Del Conte, on the feelings and histories tied into food we make at home.
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Kloves mentions that the set-up of young Harry talking to Alistair and playing with the broken toy army men that he pilfered from the trash was a means of making Harry, and to some degree the audience, question the legitimacy of Hagrid's sudden appearance in the narrative — that Harry had "summoned" him, and he wasn't real at all.
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Searches of his computer revealed databases of names and phone numbers from both AT&T and T-Mobile customers, eventually discovering he had a obtained large number of SIM cards tied to victims in at least seven states, some of whom said that they had been pilfered of tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands in cryptocurrency.
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The four manuscripts that Princeton has were said to have come from the Frankfurt-based auction house Joseph Baer & Co. Father Karloutsos said that the plaintiffs were in discussions with Duke University and the Morgan Library & Museum in New York about the return of additional manuscripts that he said had also been pilfered during the 1917 raid.
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China has long pilfered American corporate, academic and military information to bolster its position in the global economy, and the three cases show the Justice Department's continued crackdown on China's efforts to steal corporate data for China's commercial gain, Adam L. Braverman, the United States attorney for the Southern District of California, said in a statement.
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Swanson was the diamond in the crown that the Braves pilfered from the Arizona Diamondbacks in the Shelby Miller trade The Braves got lucky when he came just short of losing his rookie status in 2016, which means that his candidacy for the Rookie of the Year award should be a big storyline this season on a team in need of them.
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In the tight community of bibliophiles and antique book dealers, the theft is viewed not as an audacious heist, but as something of a fool's errand: Whenever books are stolen, the antique book world springs into action, activating informal email trees to alert sellers, libraries and book lovers of the stolen titles and employing the aid of databases that log every pilfered text.
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Theory: The tape was NOT, as Method Man posits, taken the same guys who bucked Shameek from 22, but was in fact pilfered by The RZA, who later used Raekwon's beloved Killer tape as the source material for Only Built 82002 Cuban Linx… Samples from The Killer pop up all over Rae's solo debut, helping to form a narrative that loosely mirrors that of the film itself.
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The Isle of Man, which lays claim to a crewman on the Pequod, has issued a set of commemorative Moby-Dick stamps, while a Yorkshire stately home is asking for the return of bones pilfered from the only whale mentioned in Moby-Dick that really did exist — a skeleton assembled at Burton Constable Hall in 1825, on whose jaws, Melville joked, the lord of the manor liked to swing.
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If you spend days, weeks, months, years telling people they are under threat, that their country has been stolen from them, that they have been betrayed and sold down the river, that their birthright has been pilfered, that their problem is they're too slow to realise any of this is happening, that their problem is they're not sufficiently mad as hell, then at some point, in some place, something or someone is going to snap.
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