They wanted to be absolutely sure that the data trove they sat on would be safe from prying eyes, or prying hands, wishing to make it all go away.
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You'll notice Debbie never asks Ford the same prying question.
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That's not exactly prying guns from people's cold dead hands.
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Patients exhaust savings, endure prying inquiries, and undertake risky treatments.
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It would also make prying into people's finances much easier.
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Despite his prying, Weir earned Lindsay's blessing for an adaptation.
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It sets terms, blocks out prying eyes and grabby hands.
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Ostensibly, they were sent to protect Rodchenkov from prying reporters.
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The European Union observed the coup attempt with prying eyes.
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But he keeps getting interrupted by his clueless, prying neighbors.
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Trump is determined to shield Barron from a prying public.
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Using the browser version instead helps quarantine its prying eyes.
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Surrealism was in the process of prying open its dreams.
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A welcome to prying eyes is not one of them.
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Tough libel laws help keep prying journalists and NGOs at bay.
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They were often rude and condescending and would ask prying questions.
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Along the way, the message is unreadable, protected from prying eyes.
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Encryption is what keeps communications between parties safe from prying eyes.
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Protecting your phone from prying eyes with your fingerprint is great.
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I had to resort to prying it up with a spatula.
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Finally, they reached the car, Goula prying open the passenger-side
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We were surrounded by armed guards and prying towers with cameras.
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These aren't esoteric references yielding themselves up to a connoisseur's prying.
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Adding a VPN protects even your unencrypted data from prying eyes.
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With that sort of influence should come a lot of prying eyes.
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Sadly, or luckily, our conversation took place away from Stalin's prying ears.
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The title is fitting, given Cardi's outspoken distress at the media's prying.
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Hidden from prying eyes at the end of a dirt road outside
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Shell companies can be set up to hide assets from prying eyes.
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Yup, through a restaurant, filled with the prying eyes of Vikings fans.
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"Yeah, O.K.," he said, gently prying the tablet from my eager grasp.
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She also had to deal with their incessant prying and constant criticism.
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It's not easy to get in; Australia does not want prying eyes.
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VPNs also offer secure connections that are relatively safe from prying eyes.
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Schoolwork has privacy controls built in to keep students' activities from prying eyes.
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There was nothing about that placid park that suggested privacy from prying outsiders.
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Ariana Grande has never been one to hide her tattoos from prying eyes.
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Out of prying eyes and ears, Jon and Daenerys walk around the courtyard.
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Virtual private networks (VPNs) can help protect your internet traffic from prying eyes.
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Defender of American privacy, the man dedicated to keeping government prying eyes away.
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Some firms route transactions through Panama to keep such information from prying eyes.
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There are too many prying eyes at the grocery store or the mall.
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You bare your financial soul, pay enormous fees and endure a prying interview.
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A virtual private network ostensibly keeps your internet browsing safe from prying eyes.
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Even so, prying the mutual fund window open is taking quite a while.
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It's not even really propaganda; it's proselytizing—a vehicle for prying open minds.
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But good luck prying that information from every shady app and data broker.
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They'd get my nanny services, which came with prying questions about pregnancy and childbirth.
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Peyote ceremonies took place in tipis, away from the prying eyes of government agents.
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Now Nadler & Co. appear focused on prying information from his former chief of staff.
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Inside, away from prying eyes, drug rings have set up a kind of supermarket.
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It wasn't too long ago that celebrities frequently complained about paparazzi and prying magazines.
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An electrochromic "smart glass" barrier keeps even the driver's prying eyes at bay, too.
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It's possible to admire it while wanting to pluck out your own prying eyes.
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Turn it off and a ship can hide from prying eyes or potential threats.
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A flap hides the team's secrets from the prying eyes of batters and cameras.
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That will help keep the operations more low-key and away from prying eyes.
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Harper had a reminder, though, for prying reporters who wanted his insights on Monday.
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He'd spend long hours kneeling on a foam garden pad prying up invading weeds.
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"You used to have people prying the machines open with a crowbar," he said.
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"A buddy of mine made those," he said, gently prying them from my hands.
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Interestingly, once you get past all the prying and gluing, the S10 is pretty modular.
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Your Facebook Messenger chats can now be secure from prying eyes — with a few caveats.
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What can they possibly do to keep Samsung from prying their precious Note7s from them?
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The base of the blade was left blunt so it could be used for prying.
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Your weird, late-night Facebook exploits are safe from the prying eyes of your boss!
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I saw people literally prying boards off the ground and checking under them for clues.
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Cops tell us the burglars forced their way in by prying open the back door.
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Fingerprint scanners are an excellent way to secure your smartphone from hackers (or prying partners).
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Charlotte has called in sick at work so she can investigate without Clausen's prying eyes.
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And they started to ask prying questions about why Amma was sick all the time.
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We needed a quiet space away from prying eyes because things got deep and personal.
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The Ransacker broke into homes in the evening hours by prying open doors and windows.
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It also makes judicious use of VPNs to protect your everyday browsing from prying eyes.
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There is an upside, though, that hopefully keeps Zak from prying this devil box open.
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Didn't you feel as though you were prying, or getting too close to the women?
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It's used by journalists, activists and privacy advocates as a means of evading prying eyes.
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Trade agreements support these trends by prying open foreign markets for American goods and services.
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That could extend end-to-end encryption across the apps, protecting messages from prying eyes.
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He may have spoken contemptuously of "the prying biographer," but he expected to have one.
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History has repeatedly shown that freedom from the government's prying eyes is essential for liberty.
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They also face prying questions from Wall Street analysts, whose reports can sway investor opinion.
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It was small and largely hidden from the prying eyes of shareholders and government regulators.
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When Morey's parents wanted to conceal a conversation from their prying kids, they spoke Yiddish.
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What can the average person do to protect themselves from the prying eyes of the feds?
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" (um, okay), and kept prying with questions like, "So men don't turn you on at all?
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She complied, prying the child from the back seat and leaving her belongings in the car.
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But how secure is the S4.13's face recognition for keeping your data from prying eyes?
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In this manner, any zero-day loophole or unpatched vulnerability will be concealed from prying eyes.
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We can't even hold hands anymore without me prying open his hand and putting mine in.
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The enclosures have tiers, and little hidey-holes where animals likely hid from prying human faces.
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The league of incredible people who surmounted the prying eyes of society and achieved the impossible.
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At its test track, the customer wanted to protect new car designs from drones' prying eyes.
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With competitors aplenty, it is not surprising that Amazon wants to hide efforts from prying eyes.
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VPNs let you download and browse anonymously, keeping your identity and data away from prying eyes.
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It even comes with P2P/WPS encryption to ensure all footage is safe from prying eyes.
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The country's prying press and disgruntled passengers see its shortcomings as an affront to Britishness itself.
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They had hushed conversations and quick kisses away from prying eyes and the shelter's security cameras.
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The Netherlands may have found a way to improve safety without prying pedestrians away from their phones.
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TunnelBear provides everything you need to keep your browsing activity safe from hackers, advertisers, or prying eyes.
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The glass itself takes a TON of heat and very careful prying to remove without shattering it.
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What more do we have to do to keep our smartphones locked to prying eyes — and fingers?
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But with public WiFi, you can actively combat prying eyes using this Keezel 2.0 Online Protection Device.
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First, you must run the gantlet of prying eyes and piercing glances by the co-op board.
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At issue was not the classical notion of "privacy" as the right to keep out prying eyes.
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But don't make your decision after watching an emotionally prying, stupid-person-targeting, specifically edited campaign ad.
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This works by keeping your real IP hidden from prying eyes and keeping your location anonymous. hide.
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The group immediately headed to the blocked-off private dining room to get away from prying eyes.
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These "pep-talks" dig into the ways multi-factor authentication can protect your information from prying eyes.
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Memories of espionage were stirred anew by Edward Snowden's 2013 revelations of prying by the U.S. state.
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But with the paparazzi's prying eyes dying for a peek, many are forced to preempt tabloid scoops.
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Citing the jurors' concerns during the last trial, Ghiz didn't want the media prying into their identities.
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In an age in which hacking has become commonplace, protecting companies from prying eyes has obvious appeal.
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You can easily block those prying eyes and protect your data with a virtual private network (VPN).
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When I'm entertained or invested, I get locked in and have a hard time prying myself away.
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A good collab house has lots of natural light, open space and is far from prying neighbors.
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If you go prying for information, you might find some things you'd be better off not knowing.
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Pretty much every single major piece of digital technology uses encryption to protect information from prying eyes.
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They entail prying open new markets for exports in exchange for exposing domestic companies to new competitors.
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By definition, the atomic work appears to be far less open to prying eyes and foreign sabotage.
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Virtual private networks, which shield your web traffic from prying eyes, have rightly garnered more attention as well.
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Kors went to extremes to ensure his and LaPere's glass-walled master bathroom was safe from prying eyes.
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We watch Gypsy's secret relationship with boyfriend Nick Godejohn (Calum Worthy) unfold outside of her mother's prying gaze.
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He also writes about living under the pressure of the public eye and people prying into his privacy.
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Labour apparatchiks draw up "composite motions" in late-night conclaves, far from the prying eyes of ordinary mortals.
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Nonsense, insist most of his opponents, in what, without prying into their hearts, must be an insoluble debate.
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She indulged my prying questions with the resigned pleasantness of someone very familiar with our uneven power dynamic.
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A moment of syrup-sticky pleasure away from the prying eyes of paparazzi, the unbearable pressure of perfection.
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Hiram wasn't concerned about prying eyes because he knew the imminent quarantine would shroud Riverdale in permanent darkness.
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The Indiana Pacers are among the teams most interested in prying Russell from the Nets, The Athletic reported.
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The days are getting shorter, and prying ourselves out of bed in the morning is getting less easy.
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It seems that the hallowed tradition of chess isn't immune to prying eyes and sexist, outdated dress codes.
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Like methamphetamine labs in rural America, mercury distillation often takes place in remote areas, far from prying eyes.
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But rules of operation and launch scheduling there can be restrictive, and prying eyes from competitors are plentiful.
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They need to keep a low profile and operate away from the prying eyes of thieves and muggers.
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But you can keep those prying eyes away with a quality virtual private network (VPN) on your device.
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Mr. Dell has since been working to turn Dell around, away from the prying eyes of Wall Street.
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At peace talks, it was always Adams and McGuinness outside, whispering to each other away from prying ears.
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No amount of prying or prodding from reporters will prompt him to reveal details of what took place.
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Theories have been floated: her husband's critics; the prying eyes of the outside world; even her own marriage.
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For those who crave privacy, they shield transactions from the prying eyes of the media — and law enforcement.
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And Ziggy also owns an allotment garden where we can behave like idiots without too many prying eyes.
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So is a postcard that was on sale to Panama City tourists that shows Hercules prying open the earth.
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If Amazon has its way, it'll just make the ads a little more effective at prying open your wallet.
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Even that's a good option if you can keep prying eyes away since you won't repeat the same password.
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It routes all traffic over to its anonymous Tor network to help protect your web surfing from prying eyes.
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It is also a secure location where companies can test cars away from the prying eyes of their competitors.
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But not everywhere uses the so-called Transport Layer Security that keeps HTTPS-enabled sites safe from prying eyes.
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But it seems he's trying his best to get a little privacy from the prying eyes of the media.
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By episode's end, we find out they are actually a lesbian couple hiding their love from Hollywood's prying eyes.
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It also provides that extra layer of protection to stop identity theft and protect online purchases from prying eyes.
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Executives, though, want to grow the business for longer, away from prying eyes and daily market ups and downs.
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Prying it from your phone feels like you're going to shatter it or maybe break your phone in half.
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A VPN provides a secure connection between you and the server, and hides the IP address from prying eyes.
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And that's especially true when it's the government that's doing the prying into our emails, texts, and Facebook updates.
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People gathered at these establishments to drink moonshine and to congregate away from the prying eyes of the authorities.
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Make all government data machine readable and open the curtains to let in the light and the prying eyes.
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Here, mushrooms are grown year-round, nestled safely from Quebec's unforgiving cold and the prying hands of foraging chefs.
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She mentioned her work day and asked about yours; you assumed that she was prying into your financial status.
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Everything that passes through this tunnel is protected, so all your activity and information is safeguarded against prying eyes.
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Doctors and security officers use the masculine pronoun to refer to her, and pepper her with prying, suspicious questions.
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Normality — freedom from the deathly hand of the nomenklatura and the prying eyes of the secret police — was thrilling.
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Isolation can become its own bad habit, and prying eyes can be the best insurance policy against destructive behavior.
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In a searing moment, she describes Agamemnon prying open Briseis' mouth and spitting a gob of phlegm into it.
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His prying questions and incessant voice-overs suggest a cross between a Fleet Street reporter and the Energizer Bunny.
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To solve this, the detective must strip away a host of concealments, opening up drawers and prying off lids.
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Additionally, DTEN hadn't set up HTTPS web encryption on the customer web server to protect connections from prying eyes.
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My nationality also raised suspicion: Why was a 25-year-old Dutchman prying into their nation's secret military past?
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The modern porte cochère is all about invisibility, or at least providing cover from prying eyes on city streets.
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It's certainly one you should feel very skeptical about working elsewhere, away from the prying eyes of the US press.
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In the world of Hollywood, sealing divorce documents protects all the nitty-gritty details of a split from prying eyes.
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With ProtonVPN, your internet traffic passes through an encrypted VPN tunnel to keep your important information away from prying eyes.
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Today, these slim circles make me feel safe from the prying gaze of others as I go about my day.
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The fog wall is not meant as some kind of impermeable force field against cyberattacks, prying eyes, or malicious devices.
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She played a game of Plead the Fifth, in which celebrities are allowed to pass on only one prying question.
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The whole scenario offers a reminder that -- now more than ever -- prying eyes are looking down on us 24/7.
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The same technologies have also enabled data theft, corporate prying on our personal lives, and new forms of election manipulation.
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Mossack Fonseca also appears to have helped rich individuals keep funds away from the prying eyes of curious tax authorities.
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SecureDrop is the safest and best option to protect against interception, online tracking and the prying eyes of the government.
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With those caveats out of the way, here are several things worth trying to protect your data from prying eyes.
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A VPN will essentially allow you to access the web with protections that encrypt your data from prying ISP eyes.
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But when paired with its highly gamified and prying inquiries, the app's information politics can feel just a little insidious.
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One scandal is about a man boasting of predation and the other is about a woman weary of people's prying.
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SecureDrop is the safest and best option to protect against interception, online tracking, and the prying eyes of the government.
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A man next to me began prying at the doors, trying to figure out how to escape onto the tracks.
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Literally, there's a suction cup in the middle of my spine, prying up my skin into a vacuum of pain.
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Handsome Jack thought he was going to save the planet Pandora by fighting the players and prying open the vault.
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Protected from prying eyes with its cozy hideaway setting, it's a prime location for romance — or a small dinner party.
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Originally, you could read it as Angela being annoyed by Laurie's lack of boundaries and prying into her personal life.
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But Chinese attempts to protect the contents of the phone from prying eyes failed because of an apparent technical problem.
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The question is uncouth, explains Dan Vinton, a lifetime rancher and longtime county commissioner; it's like prying into a person's salary.
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And he did it—as did his fellow legislators—far from the prying eyes of the very people he was representing.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's founder, has been at the forefront of a charm offensive apparently aimed at prying open the Chinese market.
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So much of the recent small-screen conversation has involved prying the perception of quality away from mopey, masculine cable dramas.
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Soon afterwards, the doctor's prying wife (played by Michelle Pfeiffer) arrives and starts badgering her host about her lack of children.
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The content of messages will be safe from prying eyes of authoritarian snoops and criminals, as well as from Facebook itself.
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They will be able to pay to store data—and perhaps to view content—securely and away from governments' prying eyes.
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Facebook still appears to be testing things out, so the majority of us are safe from Messenger's prying eyes for now.
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The 17th century mansion is secluded, incredibly expensive and fit for a princess — so the perfect spot away from prying eyes.
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Phrases like "confidential" or "secret" are thrown around offices and companies as if their invocation alone will ward off prying eyes.
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Indian women have been conditioned to cover up their bodies because they are perennially subjected to the prying eyes of men.
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A rape survivor has to endure the prying of police investigators, media scrutiny, and sometimes vicious cross-examination by the defense.
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Viewed from the outside, her stardom — the movie premieres, the screaming fans, the endless prying interviews — seemed to make her withdraw.
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" Later, at a news conference, Parker distills this into the purest and most prying of inquiries: "Have you ever committed adultery?
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The icon is deceptively designed to look like an iOS folder — all the better to throw prying parents off the trail.
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A few of us made our way to a more private corridor where we could vent and cry without prying eyes.
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Washington has used it with great success in the past, prying open, for example, Japan's impenetrable semiconductor market in the 1980s.
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Facebook Messenger is launching new security features to better protect user messages from prying eyes (like those of, say, the FBI).
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It has all the tropes — mismatched police partners, prying small-town reporters, gruesome murder — but everyone is bad at their job.
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His traveling press secretary pleaded "last question" and "guys, that's all the time we have" several times before prying Biden away.
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But prying away Hader, who is under four more years of team control, would most likely take a sizable trade offer.
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I tried to steer the conversation back to my persistent cough, but she kept asking prying questions about my personal life.
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These kinds of targeted conversations will allow for a genuine connection without coming across as intrusive or prying, Ms. Kirmayer said.
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Once on the field, the young fans dived into the turf, clawing it out with fingernails, prying it out with pens.
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How do you explain the job of a freelance arts journalist to prying and painfully conventional aunts and uncles-in-law?
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Behind every celebrity scandal you haven't heard about is a publicist wheeling, dealing and hiding their client from the public's prying eyes.
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Zcash, by contrast, shields transactions from prying eyes with a scheme based on "zero-knowledge proofs" (hence the "Z" in its name).
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Except mine ended up with me prying my date's hands from my face, muttering an excuse, and leaping onto the nearest bus.
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According to the story, the vulnerability could potentially expose the service's user base of over a billion to "snooping" by prying eyes.
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They played for roughly five minutes, prying the room from the mundane rhythms of a usual day, before Gozo entered the room.
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The man made it past crew after assaulting multiple Jetstar employees, then tried prying open the door to a Sydney-bound aircraft.
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Instead of creating a physical barrier from prying eyes, the new technology actually recognizes when someone is looking at your phone screen.
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He also recommends not using debit cards at all at gas stations and, obviously, protecting your PIN from prying eyes or cameras.
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Now they drift through adulthood in self-driving cars, blithely accepting prying governments and big companies tracking their every movement and keystroke.
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That would be just fine with Mr Trump: the longer the justices tarry, the longer his books stay shut to prying eyes.
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Clinton's own emails made it clear she was far more obsessed with shielding herself from prying reporters and Republicans than enemy hackers.
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In Tutzing, the prince's three-story villa is defended from prying eyes by a fence and hedge more than six feet tall.
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The relatively secure location makes it a favorite place for the Clintons to entertain and hold meetings away from prying reporters' eyes.
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Much of the movie's first half is made to make you anxious about the family's prying neighbors and the encroaching front line.
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It's lightweight, it's clean, and it's protected by end-to-end encryption, so you know your chats are safe from prying eyes.
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Judge has a talent for gently prying her subjects until they open their lives up, and each episode reveals a new world.
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Heated with angst, I felt like I needed to stand up and defend that woman from the prying eyes of white folks.
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He has warned that if the I.R.S. releases Mr. Trump's returns, then lawmakers from both parties could be vulnerable to such prying.
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Washington has used it with great success in the past, prying open, for example, Japan's once impenetrable semiconductor market in the 1980s.
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It reminds us, insistently, that we are prying, and by extension that rape and suicide are not romantic fantasies to glory in.
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The best way to keep prying eyes off your data is by using strong, randomized passwords with special symbols, numbers, and more.
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I have less patience with prying questioners, but cluelessness (and occasional lack of self-control) is also part of our human condition.
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Now I view privacy not so much as the ability to keep your personal details away from prying government agencies or companies.
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It's just possible that common sense and reality have a shot at prying open the doors to the Senate chamber after all.
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The US also believes North Korea is now conducting laboratory testing of its weapons away from the prying eyes of US satellites.
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Recent email woes among Washington power players have provided yet another reason for bankers to try to protect private correspondence from prying eyes.
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Norman and Esther struggle to maintain control of their own star images, eloping in order to avoid the prying eyes of celebrity journalists.
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Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have done a very impressive job of keeping their beautiful, burgeoning family hidden from the prying public eye.
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Adorno said many are comforted knowing she won't ask prying questions but will provide a game, a smile and, most importantly, a meal.
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This isn't sexy, but the core issue has to do with environmental standards, which are ratified in committees far from your prying eyes.
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However, neither party has confirmed the alleged romance, and Reinhart, in particular, has expressed her displeasure at people prying into her private life.
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What Bergmann did not know was that, away from prying eyes, Ratjen would also skim the stubble from her face with a razor.
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At the evening reception and away from the prying eyes of the public, Prince Harry and Meghan's friends weren't afraid to let loose.
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It was, he said, the world's most secure software for encrypting a laptop hard drive, protecting it from the prying eyes of governments.
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Perhaps, then, the West should pay more attention to the insurgents' complementary technical advances before they learn to hide it from prying eyes.
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The secret is in the propulsion system, the only part of the boat entirely sheathed in tarpaulin to keep it from prying eyes.
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VPNs are essential nowadays if you want to avoid having your physical location and browsing activity exposed to hackers, advertisers, or prying eyes.
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Only the PBMs know the true costs at each stage, and this knowledge allows them to ratchet up profits far from prying eyes.
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Inside the New Orleans restaurant Dooky Chase, the hallway from the dining room to the kitchen is left open to customers' prying eyes.
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The next two days on the job site are spent tethered to safety ropes, prying shingles off the roof, an amazingly satisfying activity.
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The newborn, hiding from prying eyes in her mother's arms at Planckendael, is the seventh bonobo born in Europe so far this year.
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Unlike Haig, who publicly acknowledged his policy, Team Trump, by preference, operate under as much cover from prying eyes of media, as possible.
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The gun was freshly cleaned, regulation, and the familiar odors of oil and leather polish rose up to his nostrils like prying fingers.
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"But Chinese attempts to protect the contents of the phone from prying eyes failed because of an apparent technical problem," per the Times.
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The network has been very secretive about the upcoming season (perhaps because everyone has been prying about whether Jon Snow is really dead).
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With prying eyes around, you may want to want to hide your iPhone photos, which you can do easily in the Photos app.
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Alexa can't differentiate between different people's voices, so a prying roommate could be an issue, said Paul Bischoff, a privacy advocate with Comparitech.
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Upon prying open a can, its sewage-meets-vomit stench is so pungent that flies buzzing around get disoriented and hit the table.
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Trade Commission has no shortage of critics who say it cannot protect Americans from the prying eyes of Big Tech.
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It enfolds warring families and shifting alliances, but in a setting where everyone is packed close and prying eyes and whispers are inescapable.
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And if anyone's prying, say you appreciate their concern, but talking about your mom is tough and you'd really rather enjoy the party.
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" One of his main worries about leaving her for Cyprus is that she will be "exposed to the prying eyes of other men.
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It is time to stop the pursuit of personal destruction and the prying into private lives and get on with our national life.
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The banquet-sized dining room, 3,425-square-foot basketball court, theater and 8-car garage keeps you even further away from prying eyes.
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So it's notable that his investigation apparently didn't turn up evidence that Clinton was deliberately trying to hide her records from prying eyes.
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They lived away from the prying eyes of their parents for the first time and found themselves surrounded by other single young people.
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Uncovering new articles and tidbits felt like prying into the intimate spaces of a world and people we only knew after the fact.
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Logic implies that, if you want your data to be absolutely safe from prying eyes, you can forget about your phone finishing your sentence.
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On the encryption side, WhatsApp has long worked with WhisperSystems to cover all messages and calls on its platform from prying eyes and ears.
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But she escaped the indictment only to come off looking like a leader who has little idea how to protect emails from prying eyes.
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Four years after the team leadership banned reporters for snooping on closed training sessions in Brazil, the latest prying took place in open training.
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But it'll take this Republican-controlled Congress prying itself free from the grip of giant companies and doing what's right for the American people.
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It also gives you the chance to browse the Internet to your heart's content while bypassing the prying eyes of your ISP and government.
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Users need a special screwdriver to get into the main device, and the display is glued on, which requires some additional heat and prying.
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The acquisition comes as Jack'd attempts to move past a privacy scandal and reassure users that their intimate communications remain unseen by prying eyes.
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Whether it's a barrage of prying questions, or an inability to comprehend certain career paths, family gatherings are often ripe for scrutiny — or indifference.
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The photo — of Obama listening intently while safely ensconced away from prying eyes — provides a stark contrast to the chaos of Trump's hasty gathering.
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The dark offered ample opportunity for some to find safety and companionship in the arms of another without the prying eyes in the sky.
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If you really want to keep your browsing habits away from the prying eyes of corporations and the government, Tor is the best bet.
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It's compatible across your devices and protected with AES 256-bit encryption and powerful auditing, so all your passwords are safe from prying eyes.
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Ms Berk says that celebrities have more to worry about from "the immediate power and terror of an Instagram post" than from prying tabloids.
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When you finally succeed in prying one open, it feels like you've unlocked the maw to some gaping underworld, freeing something imprisoned for centuries.
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A shake of your handset reveals the actual text, so prying eyes can't spy on your chat logs while you type a new reply.
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WeChat's closed system is a warm cocoon, a safe space away from prying eyes, where people can speak their own language with like minds.
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Privacy advocates aren't happy with proposals for enhanced digital prying at U.S. borders, and now that issue could be taken up in the Senate.
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But when Peters tried extending the absence, she claims Fabletics execs started digging into why she needed it ... allegedly prying for private medical info.
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Fans are going straight for the deep stuff; the hard, prying, existential questions that we all ask ourselves deep in the pits of despair.
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Because — and only because — GDPR gives consumers more opportunity to lock down access to their information and close the shutters against countless prying eyes.
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She writes from the cracks of the Indian democracy, prying them open with unforgiving resolve in her attempt to reveal a deeply fractured nation.
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And so you take the money abroad, far from the prying eyes of local tax collectors, preferably to a low-tax, low-transparency jurisdiction.
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Or when his bawdy, beloved Cookie (Taraji P. Henson) is soft and meek, tenderly caring for him while politely prying into his troubled past.
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The media has already raised alarms about what a Trump presidency might mean for people looking to keep their data away from prying eyes.
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My first attempts at prying out the meat, I get a handful of minced pieces that float away the moment I loosen my grip.
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Opening up Samsung's flagship phone requires heating the device to loosen the glue that holds it together and cutting and prying through that adhesive.
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Jeno: I'm not surprised Baker Beach birthed both Burning Man & SF's 90s dance music scene, it's a beautiful spot tucked away from prying eyes.
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He also purchased a second storage unit and built walls inside of the building to protect the vehicles from prying eyes and the weather.
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Think of East Africans who live and train in the remote Rift Valley, far from the comforts and prying eyes of the modern world.
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But it faces complaints from rivals in other sectors as well, and they may see an opportunity for prying open Google's formidable search platform.
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"A younger generation of transgender men are prying open many of our assumptions about what it means to be men and women," Stein writes.
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She ignores the prying eyes of other commanders and their wives when her past is dredged up, full of holding rallies and getting arrested.
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While East Asian cultures shy away from physical contact, it is normal to ask new acquaintances questions that Westerners may consider to be prying.
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A victim of the most inane biographical rummaging at the best of times, Jane Austen is suffering unconscionable prying two centuries after her death.
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Malware that was created for the explicit purpose of prying into private online communications, also known as spyware, has become a $1 billion industry.
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By not using WeChat too much, I deny the prying eyes of the government the pleasure of knowing instantly whom I am talking to.
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Placing canopies over the solar test structures in Fremont should help Tesla evade prying eyes and conduct its research and development without rain delays.
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According to the report, the Milwaukee Brewers, Philadelphia Phillies and Atlanta Braves have had dialog with Zaidi about prying Bumgarner away from the Giants.
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Billions of online users now enjoy default peer-to-peer security, shielding the content of web communications from prying eyes of criminals and corporate surveillance.
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A VPN essentially extends a private network across a public network, meaning your activity and data should be secure and hidden from any prying eyes.
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That way, when she goes out in public, prying eyes will be less likely to discern that she's wearing a pair of top-secret Nikes.
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Though Disney tried to keep prying eyes away by encircling it with shipping containers, the House of Mouse was no match for Google's omnipresent eye.
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The anonymous internet service offers several layers of protection, masking your identity and online activity from the prying eyes of huge corporations and big government.
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But sometimes, your parents' prying eyes get replaced by your roommate's study schedule, and it's not quite as easy to have sex as you thought.
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You could make the same point about using the app on the subway, but it's easier to tilt your phone screen away from prying eyes.
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Covered in soft, light sand and brutal, dense bush, it is ideal for burying improvised explosive devices, or IEDs, and shielding militants from prying eyes.
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I carefully roll up the completed garland and put it in a box on the cabinet, far away from the prying hands of the kitty.
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Billions of online users now enjoy default peer-to-peer security, shielding the content of web communications from prying eyes of criminals and corporate surveillance.
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Years ago Facebook strengthened its own systems to prohibit employees from prying into users' private content or messages after incidents early in the company's history.
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It appears the hacker was unsuccessful in prying any cash out of Lloyds however: the bitcoin address included in the email has received no funds.
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Spangenberg suggested one alternative to securing user data from prying employees, Figari said — requiring employees to fill out a request before they viewed the data.
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It's useful for protecting information on your computer, but also for making sure prying eyes can't snoop on text messages and emails on your phone.
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But Toyota clearly wanted to set up its own secure location where it could test its cars away from the prying eyes of their competitors.
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I shoved one in my mouth and walked around the block, away from prying eyes, so I could jam the other in a ziplock bag.
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The 21-year-old has now gotten inked at least nine times in her signature style: dainty, meaningful, and largely tucked away from prying eyes.
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Like many teenagers, Paige — who's become involved with a no-nukes church youth group — is trying to establish an identity separate from her prying parents.
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Starbucks, by contrast, usually offers roomy stores known as a comfortable place to hang out, a refuge from prying parents or a crowded family apartment.
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Promising its users protection from the prying eyes of intelligence services, Telegram has become one of the most popular instant messaging apps in the world.
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Rather than wring hands over the difficulty of prying money from Congress for social programs, he pressured deep-pocketed companies to spend, and invest, locally.
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You can read those interviews here: Deborah Copaken, author of "When Cupid Is a Prying Journalist," on what happened with the one who got away.
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But transparency groups have succeeded at prying loose some documents from the State Department, so it's likely more public evidence will emerge about Pompeo's involvement.
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Episode 2, "When Cupid is a Prying Journalist," remains one of my favorite stories from the column, and the adaptation left me just as satisfied.
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It's useful for protecting information on your computer, but also for making sure prying eyes can't snoop on text messages and emails on your phone.
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Prying open the Chinese market in closed sectors and improving the regulatory environment in China for U.S. businesses could help boost this rate of growth.
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Still others showed cops prying open of a block of an unknown illicit substance, and there was, of course, drug seizures going up in flames.
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It wasn't always so popular to stand up for the rights of regular people to keep their communications private from the prying eyes of governments.
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Kevin, who has been prying into Zoe's family history all day, brings the ailing documentarian some coconut water and admits he's falling in love with her.
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And in July, Uber released an open-source differential privacy tool that will help keep users' personal information away from the prying eyes of Uber employees.
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Here we'll explain the ins and outs of encryption, and how you can make sure that everything in your digital life is safe from prying eyes.
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Developed by information security consulting firm Minded Security, Shhlack allows users chatting via direct messages to trade encryption keys and protect their messages from prying eyes.
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Chmerkovskiy and Murgatroyd initially worked hard to keep the little boy from prying eyes, with Chmerkovskiy even warning paparazzi in an Instagram post earlier this year.
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He says authorities ask prying questions about his religious beliefs, practices, what sect of Islam he belongs to and which mosque he attends, among other things.
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Otherwise, protecting your online privacy in these grim times essentially amounts to putting up a barrier between you and the prying eyes of large telecom companies.
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But over the last several months, the singer, 27, and her new boyfriend Joe Alwyn, 26, have managed to keep their relationship away from prying eyes.
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The introduction of a pivoting claw on its new Flex Claw Hammer lets you maximize your leverage when removing nails or prying boards at awkward angles.
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When he was unsuccessful at prying it open with his hands, he began kicking at the locked entry until airport security eventually restrained him, 9NEWS reports.
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Because anybody can access the same public hotspot, any information you send or receive over a public Wi-Fi connection could be vulnerable to prying eyes.
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That is prying open the country's restrictive immigration policies, which until now have only allowed a trickle of so-called unskilled foreign workers into the country.
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Make sure your computer's webcam is covered (it should be anyway), and do this in a place where you're free from prying eyes—human or digital.
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In South Korea, it's typical for young people to live at home until marriage, making love hotels an appealing escape from the prying eyes of parents.
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Owning a dog may help you live longer, study says And you'll spend 80% of that longer life prying inedible objects out of said dog's mouth.
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Estate lawyers and other experts say prying open the trust and dividing up the financier's riches is not going to be easy and could take years.
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You can sleep easy knowing that without the right password, if your data falls into the wrong hands, it'll be safely scrambled up from prying eyes.
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Trumpworld's greatest fear is that U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York (SDNY) investigators will start prying deeper into the president's business affairs.
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If you're at home staring at your computer without the prying eyes of your co-workers, you may be tempted to shop online a bit more.
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Without prying too hard into your personal life, is there anything that happened in your writing this time around that wasn't present on the first EPs?
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In the UK, heroin use tends to be a very private affair: Dealers are covert, and users take it at home or away from prying eyes.
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It picks up with the Winklevoss brothers prying a lucrative settlement — cash and Facebook shares that will be worth more than $200 million — out of Zuckerberg.
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Smarter Encryption will upgrade more and more of your connections over time, to keep as much of your browsing data safe from prying eyes as possible.
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As such, companies are heavily investing in cybersecurity to ensure that their customer and internal data is safe and out of reach of prying, nefarious eyes.
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Yet as soon as I lifted the lid, the kids dived in, prying out the small books, each named for a different room in the house.
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In a time when prying a smartphone open (without destroying it) is about as easy as cracking a safe, Google's Pixel 2 XL is a welcome surprise.
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In this bit, an 11-year-old boy with a prominent mullet asks prying, hideous questions of strangers—mostly women, of course—that belie a general misanthropy.
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In answer to another question from Vogt, Daulerio also acknowledged it did not really matter to Gawker if the tape had crossed a line into sensational prying.
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Even if the stigma against cannabis has lessened with legalization, it doesn't hurt to keep your products out of the reach of small children or prying eyes.
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The fact that users under 30 are fleeing to Snapchat to carry on conversations without the prying eyes of their extended family is another headache for Facebook.
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They were used as an authenticator for important documents before they became widely used to actually seal letters from prying eyes, according to the brand Kings Wax.
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On Thursday's episode of Ellen, DeGeneres had no shame about prying on the prospect of a Christmas engagement between J.Lo and her long-term boyfriend, Alex Rodriguez.
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It just worked, and when my eyes fatigued I could simply look away from the screen instead of prying half a pound of plastic off my face.
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It is less than 12 hours since the mother-of-three fled Mosul under the cover of darkness and away from the prying eyes of ISIS fighters.
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Since its introduction, all flagship Android phones have adopted their own fingerprint scanners as a way to unlock the phone and protect user data from prying eyes.
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And the house property backed up against a 21-acre wildlife preserve where meetings with agents and exchanges of information could easily be hidden from prying eyes.
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Away from the prying eyes of Earth governments, there's a proven danger that citizens of Mars may break away from their corporate overlords, unionize, and live underground.
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Right now, your internet service provider has access to virtually all of your personal data, even if you take steps to protect it from its prying eyes.
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The night marchers weren't there to harangue anyone, they were simply doing their jobs, which is why they traveled at night to avoid too many prying eyes.
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So why is it that we're so intent on prying open, quite literally in this case, the private works of artists and feasting on their off-cuts?
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The level of service ranges from a set of standard-level checks, which can run inside 10 minutes, to deeper probing using both algorithms and human prying.
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Laws protecting emails and other stored electronic communications from the government's potentially prying eyes need to be updated to reflect modern technology and societal expectations of privacy.
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They learned to recognize ciphers — where one letter is substituted for another letter or number — and to interpret "additives," extra numbers thrown in to stump prying eyes.
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If you have small belongings, memory cards, IDs, jewelry, or keys that you'd want away from prying eyes, a simple zipper isn't going to do the trick.
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" He said, "I guarantee if you have someone who is rude or critical or judgy or prying or whatever, that person is just passing on generational hurts.
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Dev Patel as the most perfect New York boyfriend in "When Cupid Is A Prying Journalist" is so good, his character will warm even the iciest heart.
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He didn't appropriately subpoena selected transition emails but collected every email in the entire transition without notice, prying them from holdover employees at the General Services Administration.
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Working from his private quarters gives him space away from what he perceives as prying eyes and guards against his omnipresent fear of leaks to the media.
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As well as what she did not: to be seen wearing a bib in public, or to get her hands messy prying lobster meat from the shell.
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The VPN server encrypts your data before routing it to its destination, essentially creating a protective shell for your data that makes it unintelligible to prying eyes.
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On the next play, Miller, the Broncos linebacker, stormed past Carolina tackle Mike Remmers and slammed into Newton, prying loose the ball, which squirted toward the end zone.
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Although Google uses encryption to protect your searches from prying eyes, these companies can potentially see what sites you actually end up visiting and when you visit them.
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"I love prying into peoples personal business," the Love Connection host, 49, told Betches' Jordana Abraham and comedian Jared Freid on the latest episode of their U Up?
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The web services giant Cloudflare has released a free app for iOS and Android that helps you cut out at least a few of those unwanted prying eyes.
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Developed by Open Whisper Systems, this messaging app secures not only text messages with end-to-end encryption but keeps phone calls safe from prying eyes and ears.
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The distance from Facebook and other tech companies could allow Snapchat to develop new app features or hardware devices beyond the prying eyes and ears of its competitors.
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One might ask why she would then agree to the prying eyes of cameras -- including footage of her young children -- but if there's one guiding rule for E!
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It is also important to know what data is backed up, where it is saved, how to recover it and any passwords used to keep prying eyes out.
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If you plan on buying the Galaxy S8, I recommend turning this option off entirely, at least if you want to keep prying eyes from opening your smartphone.
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The Soviets had an excellent phrase—"kitchen talk"—for the intimate conversations in which they could discuss their lives freely, away from the prying eyes of the state.
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Many have tried to bring their own supply of alcohol into music festivals only to be thwarted by the prying hands and seen-it-all wits of security.
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Busloads of visitors arrived in full-body swimwear and went down to the beachfront via a security gate, with high fencing all around to keep out prying eyes.
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It includes everything from securing email from prying eyes to verifying that emails actually come from the account holder of the email address listed in the "from" field.
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And to some extent, that's still the one they see on stage tonight, when there isn't a journalist's microphone in his face prying for a decent pull quote.
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Unable to find a place safe from the prying eyes of paparazzi, Lentz ultimately baptized the pop star in the bathtub of Lentz's friend NBA player Tyson Chandler.
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CARAMANICA Stately, churchy, but slightly wavering chords support Raveena Aurora, a New York City songwriter in a subdued secular hymn about prying herself out of a toxic relationship.
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The benefits of such technology are twofold: For one, it masks your computer's internet protocol (IP) address to hide your identity and location from prying eyes and hackers.
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This is the Hamptons, and it is privet, whose very name sounds like "private," that keeps prying eyes from seeing what the rich and famous are up to.
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Everybody involved in the show knew they were going to be on television, which is perhaps not conducive to the kind of soul-prying work therapy often requires.
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Dioramas and panels focus on Suharto's roles in the independence struggle against the Dutch and in prying the region of Papua from colonial rule in the early 1960s.
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Oulah brought her old curtains here, so she could put them up in a new home and feel free to take off her hajib away from prying eyes.
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For many, it is a lifestyle, something to be valued more than gold for financial investments and shielding personal information from the prying eyes of a distrusted government.
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The extravagant Sun King, Louis XIV of France, popularized the envelope as he used them to protect his letters from the prying eyes of the chambermaid or shopkeeper.
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The committee also asked for information surrounding an effort to encrypt browser requests to websites, a technology that can better shield a user's browsing patterns from prying eyes.
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For the rest of us, the prying listeners, it's a source of sumptuous pleasure to hear others humiliate themselves by expressing their exceedingly silly opinions live on air.
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In countries like China, where Apple sells millions of iPhones, these features potentially are very attractive to end users to keep their data private from prying eyes of authorities.
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Without private spaces that are free from computerized prying eyes, there is no space for creativity, expression, or deviation from the norm, and thus no potential for social progress.
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It's hard to say whether the White House is trying to cloak its communications in the face of foreign adversaries or from the prying eyes of would-be leakers.
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Truly, Westminster City Council is holding back a veritable tsunami of terror, identity theft, and drug abuse by keeping this toxically dangerous data away from our collective prying eyes.
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This laptop has aluminum only on the palm rest and it is pretty much impossible to open the lid without prying the two halves apart, so that's not great.
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Unlike most celebrities, who usually strive to keep their PDA away from the prying eyes of the paparazzi, the two seemed to perk up when the cameras were around.
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Short for Virtual Private Network, a VPN grants you an ultra-secure connection and renders you anonymous while online, so your private data won't be seen by prying eyes.
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It also includes people tumbling into empty elevator shafts, sometimes from prying open the closed doors to break into the shaft, or to climb out of a stuck elevator.
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Tea Party leaders applying for tax-exempt status were asked prying, personal questions and threatened with prison time for application mistakes or for failing to comply with IRS requests.
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Wyden, one of the Senate intelligence committee's most liberal members, lit into Sessions more than one hour into the hearing -- prying into why Comey believed Sessions had been compromised.
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Reportedly shy, Ella rarely left the house, except for the evenings when she would steal outside after the surrounding skyscrapers had emptied of office workers and their prying eyes.
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Prying Security Cameras My landlord just installed a weird and creepy camera in the hallway that looks directly into my apartment, even though it appears to face the street.
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Your Tinder swipes are now safe from the prying eyes of hackers sitting on your Wi-Fi network, and we may have to thank a US Senator for it.
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A group of public school parents has gone to court in hopes of prying from New York State money that they say they were promised for improving their schools.
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But these areas are far from the sheen of the city center and the prying eyes of visitors and tourists, and they are of zero "commercial" value or interest.
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After many hours experimenting with metalliferous fabrics, they succeeded in creating a coat and bag that helps shield your data from the prying eyes of companies and hackers alike.
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Prying eyes on Instagram, Snapchat and Twitter can be exciting when they come from a prospective romantic partner, confusing when unrequited and infuriating when the looker is an ex.
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One widespread myth is that prying reporters kept trying to figure out where his twisted ideas came from, and Harris bristled at the implication that he harbored psychopathic tendencies.
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France had long been seen as the anti-Britain, a left-leaning bastion of prying bureaucrats and high taxes that scared off the wealthy, despite the charms of Paris.
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The tenacious arils' determination to stay snuggled inside the fruit can be daunting, but it is worth prying them out — even as they ricochet about, staining fingers and counters.
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Tech We're Using To protect himself and his sources from prying eyes in China, Paul Mozur, a technology reporter in Shanghai, leaves just an "innocent trace" of digital exhaust.
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Bethenny reminded her longtime co-star that the upload brought endless bad press and prying eyes back into a "dormant" Luann's life after her arrest drama had already died down.
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What she had learned was that she and Kyle should talk quietly and in the "right way," away from groups of people (and, one assumes, their prying eyes and ears).
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Arkansas-based artist Sally Nixon's illustrations perfectly depict the lives of women when they are away from the prying eyes of society (or at least just around their best friends).
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Meghan and Harry want to keep the prying public at bay at their Canadian home, going to extreme measures to make it happen ... including cameras and tarps along the property.
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Whether you're working on a public Wi-Fi network and want to escape prying eyes, or you're worried about privacy in general, a VPN can offer a lot of benefits.
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Later on, possibly fearing prying eyes or no longer liking what she had written, she covered them over with brown paper, and their content remained a tantalizing mystery for decades.
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Spectre applies to almost all modern CPUs, but it's harder to execute, and it "only" accesses other memory in the same process — your kernel is safe from its prying eyes.
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She went on until she couldn't — we imagine a nurse prying her smartphone from her hands as she pushed — and then shared one more pic of her baby girl, Sienna.
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"Most of the money that fuels Indian elections is so-called 'black money' that is transmitted off-the-books to avoid the prying eyes of the election commission," he says.
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"Most of the money that fuels Indian elections is so-called 'black money' that is transmitted off-the-books to avoid the prying eyes of the Election Commission," he says.
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The change also comes as eight U.S. states have launched "right to repair" bills aimed at prying open the tightly controlled repair networks of Apple and other high-tech manufacturers.
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Not everyone can party it up with an A-list budget at their disposal, but for Kim and Kanye, it seems that getting away from prying eyes is totally priceless.
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She was nervous about that lamb roti, which can get messy because of its reliance on melted butter, and she didn't want to prepare it in front of prying eyes.
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The red carpet looks and Champagne are draw enough on their own — but the goodie bags guests and winners receive are often the highlight (at least for our prying eyes).
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After talking to analysts, partners and competitors, and prying some very minimal input from Amazon itself, I suspect the company has a two-tiered vision for the future of shipping.
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If you want to protect your internet traffic from prying eyes or sketchy wireless networks, you can install a third-party VPN, such as Hotspot Shield or F-Secure Freedome.
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Sweat dripped onto the mat, and I pushed up harder as the dull pain in my shoulder began to get bold, prying its way down to my forearm and wrist.
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And that red line he drew in the interview with the N.Y. Times last year — where he said he wouldn't stand for Mueller prying into his family finances — still stands.
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The think tank outlines a few solutions to defend the systems from outside actors prying into these powerful weapons systems, including rigorously testing a system's ability to properly assess risks.
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The image of Rachel McAdams using chardonnay as a disinfectant while prying a bullet from Jason Bateman's arm is a good way of encapsulating the tone of this bizarre comedy.
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We didn't understand what it would be like, couldn't think beyond the panic, the prying, the crying, the begging and the screaming, the endless screaming from the mouth and beyond.
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There have been several efforts in the last few weeks aimed at somehow prying delegates free from their apparent obligation to back the billionaire, at least on the first ballot.
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This was dark-of-night, no-prying-eyes stuff, done over the objections of Paul Ryan, the House speaker, who could sense how disastrously it would play in the media.
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Ms. Copaken wrote about her experience in her 2015 essay, "When Cupid Is a Prying Journalist," which inspired one of the episodes in the Modern Love Amazon Prime Video Series.
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But yachts are something else: Not only are they bigger and better than most people's actual homes, they're where the superrich go to avoid the prying eyes of terrestrial society.
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You'll come to grips with automating macros and VBA, safeguarding your workbooks to protect them from prying eyes, and find out what Pivot Table is and how to build your own.
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But instead of prying and poking at our faces like we did back in middle school, now we know how to deal with them like the grown-ass adults we are.
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For a processor design flaw, the advice was technically true, but only stoked panic as IT managers imagined prying out and replacing the central processor for every device in their care.
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The documents describe clandestine methods for bypassing or defeating encryption, antivirus tools and other protective security features intended to keep the private information of citizens and corporations safe from prying eyes.
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Eclipses take away things from our lives that are no longer working (and prying anything from your crab claws is not easy), but they also bring us new information and opportunities.
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This is one of the most electric periods of a relationship, but it's ultra-important to keep your sexts protected from prying eyes, and make sure they reach the intended recipient.
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"Production facilities can be hidden from law enforcement and other prying eyes but insulated from disruptive violence," analyst Richard Horsey wrote in a paper this year for the International Crisis Group.
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Zuckerberg is apparently paranoid enough about hackers that he took the extra security step, in a move to shut down any prying eyes savvy enough to gain control of the camera.
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Those "followers of North Korea" are "driving the country to ruin" by prying South Korea away from the United States and taking it closer to North Korea and China, he warns.
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Dr. Farzad Mostashari, a former health official in the Obama administration, describes what is taking place as "creeping consolidation" — being done at a pace that keeps it away from prying eyes.
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Some analysts said that going private could allow Walgreens to avoid the prying eyes of Wall Street, and invest in its business and offerings without having to worry about quarterly earnings.
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It's an illusion that feels intimate and real, a hologram self for us to interact with that, in theory, provides the actual Beyoncé space to exist away from our prying eyes.
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They say that when God closes a door, he opens a window—but you won't be needing any more windows after prying open the 24 doors of this Air Wick cal!
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Even if the content of your messages is kept from prying eyes, it may still be possible for a resourceful attacker to see who you are, and who you're talking to.
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Downing insisted that Manafort's defense wasn't prying into the issue for prurient reasons, but brought up the "secret life" at the prior trial because Gates was spending money he admitted embezzling.
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While he said he didn't want people prying into his personal life, "I feel that my song lyrics are kind of an open book." he told The Chicago Tribune in 1986.
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The cherry-red telephone on his desk as governor was a direct line to Karen, who maintained an office across the statehouse atrium but preferred phone conversations to avoid prying eyes.
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If the U.S. government mandates, or even just encourages, turning encryption off by default, countries interested in prying into Americans' affairs—and American intelligence operations—will have a much easier time.
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The feeling of being scrutinized and judged — not to mention hauled before congressional panels and pilloried in the press — leads Clinton to go to greater lengths to protect herself from prying.
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The kinds of spots where you can wind down or drink coffee or use complex carbohydrates, or all three, to absorb alcohol in a room devoid of judgment or prying eyes.
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This weekend was dominated by Oscar buzz, which meant it was the perfect time for the Kardashians to hash out more of that Tristan Thompson/Jordyn Woods drama away from prying eyes.
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Not only is the detective from season 1, Adrienne Quinlan (Merrin Dungey), trying to crack the Monterey Five — but they also have to contend with prying questions from Meryl Streep's Mary Louise.
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But it's also hard to imagine Bright would have made any major headway in theaters, that it would have had much luck prying people out of the grooves in their sofa cushions.
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Last year, a Forbes piece discussed the possibility of Lovense teledildonics toys leaving their users' data vulnerable, opening up all sorts of sexts and nudie videos to any hacker interested in prying.
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In response, a new class of "privacy gadget" has arisen, typically a device that you plug into your home router that promises to safeguard your digital comings and going from prying eyes.
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Passwords, bank details, and credit card numbers are not the sort of thing you want to leaked, so you should invest in a VPN that can keep them away from prying eyes.
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Protect yourself against prying eyes and keep those "Nigerian Princes" away from your social security number with a software package from Norton, on sale just in time for the annual holiday rush.
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The black-clad man scoops it up quizzically and I follow him to a secure location away from prying eyes, where I take him out with a chokehold and steal it back.
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Perhaps most importantly, arbitration is typically confidential, allowing companies to keep allegations of sexual harassment, discrimination, and any other sensitive issues away from the prying eyes of the media and other employees.
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The leaked emails, which first appeared in European newspapers, suggested the law firm used the humanitarian organisation as a cover when facing down demands for information from prying banks and financial institutions.
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The leaked emails, which first appeared in European newspapers, suggested the law firm used the humanitarian organization as a cover when facing down demands for information from prying banks and financial institutions.
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The usual tricks of secrecy to evade prying eyes, including shuttling in candidates to the White House through out-of-the-way doors and into secret meetings with the president, were employed.
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Consumers using phones or tablets that run Amazon's Fire OS previously had the option to encrypt some of their data, protecting it from prying eyes if the device were lost or stolen.
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Steven, an expert on World War II history, immediately turns a suspicious eye on Roy, prying into aspects of Roy's life, including how he got a certain scar from his military service.
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I.T.!); another persists in wordlessness, and you have to carry her wailing, writhing shape out to the car, prying tiny fingers from the icy box of a Salisbury steak dinner (meth lab!).
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I like to think of this generation as the thin end of a wedge that is slowly prying China open through generational and societal shifts, in a way that politics clearly hasn't.
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In a media environment that thrives on leaks, tech companies do their best to keep the very latest and greatest iterations of their products away from prying eyes until the right moment.
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Yet around 15,000 miners—some of them children as young as six years old—still work in the mines, prying tin, lead, zinc, and a little silver from its increasingly thin walls.
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FENDIKA, Ethiopia — When he is away from his fields, Takele Alene, a farmer in northern Ethiopia, spends a lot of his time prying into the personal and political affairs of his neighbors.
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"You try prying loose [coverage] from people who are doing better than they would be under this shift," said Tom Miller, a health-care expert at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.
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If you do not want to part with your phone during the repair period — and do not mind prying open the device — you might be able to replace the broken camera yourself.
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That would either raise inflation, prying Japan from the trap that has held it since the early 1990s, or demonstrate how best to manage the macroeconomic challenges posed by ageing and automation.
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If a particular smart TV does not allow the disabling of cameras, the bureau says placing black tape over the camera is one basic and simple solution to shutting out prying eyes.
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She describes how a movement of "fifth columnists" that "congratulated itself on its ability to carry out a revolution beneath the radar of prying eyes" is looking to fundamentally undermine American democracy.
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Another new option this year is the ability to add HP's "Sure View" tech, which lets you hit a button on the laptop to make the screen harder to read by prying eyes.
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Whatever the cause of the crisis, the judges have passed an order that means the Constitutional Court is prying far more deeply into the affairs of the executive branch than it would prefer.
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In a sneak peek at Thursday's episode, Murray, who plays record label owner and producer Sam Phillips on the CMT series, is upstairs taking a shower when he overhears prying house guest Mrs.
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Just a few blocks away from one Cairo exchange bureau, a trader sipped coffee at a downtown cafe as he closed deals over the telephone away from the prying eyes of the authorities.
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In dissent, Judge Scott Walker wrote that encouraging lawyers to "go prying into the private feelings of a murder victim's family without a very good reason for doing so" was a poor idea.
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AES-256 bit encryption keeps your data safe from prying eyes and we also like the Security Dashboard feature that rates your 'password health' (or essentially how crackable your passwords and accounts are).
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I like its different design, its keyboard, its shortcuts, and even many of the BlackBerry software features (Privacy Shade is so great to keep your phone's content from prying eyes on the subway).
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But then again, just try prying that Unexpected Cheddar cheese (which I believe is worth the TJ's schlep in and of itself) and $5 red out of my newly-responsible, meal-prepping hands.
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It's like using a private tunnel to browse the web, keeping you safe from prying eyes and enabling you to surf as if you were connecting from a server in a different place.
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They kept to one side of the pool where there was the most covering from prying eyes," the eyewitness told ET. "Outside of the pool, they sat on lounge chairs and talked animatedly.
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Google suggests that (potentially incriminating, often innocuous) emails wouldn't be available to prying eyes in the future; that your email would not be a forever trove of every online communication you've ever had.
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Do we want to make ourselves socially accessible to our entire social network, or do we want to find new untapped social spaces away from the prying eyes of our friends and family?
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Although the scene flashes back to the present before Syd and Elena have sex, it's suggested the former did enjoy "a really wonderful first time," as Gomez says, away from fans' prying eyes.
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What if there was an island where other bored husbands or wives could slip off their wedding bands, escape those prying eyes, and just sex other people constantly on a beach or something?
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You may remember Chelsea Manning used a makeshift Faraday cage last year when she asked New York Times reporters to dump their phones in a microwave to prevent prying ears from listening in.
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Turns out, it's probably not the best of ideas to butcher a hog in full view of prying eyes, even if you do plan on being the only one to eat the thing.
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He mentions cycling, but his exercise still seems to derive from sentence construction, prying out lazy words, rummaging through dictionaries and wringing suspense from unlikely moments, as when he extends his Orange Trapper.
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He's already barely concerned with the sound of now, and perhaps he knows if he focuses on the sound of then, he might be able to finally escape prying eyes and critiquing ears.
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That dilemma will now take center stage as the tech giant fights doggedly to protect its crown jewel — its closely guarded search algorithm — from the prying eyes of regulators and, possibly, its competitors.
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The Black Box kept billions of dollars in commercial real estate loans "outside the prying and meddling eyes of its regulators, shareholders, and risk management, internal control and accounting personnel," the lawsuit said.
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In the second episode of the series, "When Cupid Is A Prying Journalist," Patel plays the founder and CEO of a dating app who knows what it's like to experience love and loss.
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Burglars used a prying tool to remove plywood that had been screwed to an exterior metal door frame at Pulse, a gay dance club, and forced their way inside, a police report said.
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As much as possible, I prefer to ignore its existence, and I really do not appreciate it being made the topic of extended conversation, even if those prying have the best of intentions.
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During a hike though Griffith Park in L.A., Wilson revealed she was extremely shy as a child, and that her mother used acting classes as a way of prying her out of her shell.
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While it may not be a foolproof solution for keeping your nighttime consumption from prying eyes, at the very least night mode could help you get to sleep faster after you've, well, gotten off.
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When the culmination of these cringeworthy situations drives you to find a new job, it's probably best to run off your resume away from the prying eyes of the guy that signs your checks.
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There is an option to protect your entries with a code, to keep prying eyes away from personal matters, or you can share an entry on social media if you want to be open.
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The DHID charges revealed that to get around US prying eyes, North Korea uses a complex ledger and credit scheme to hide North Korea's involvement in dollar transactions, Ruggiero explained to Congress in September.
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The new report also saw a spike in obfuscation services to hide internet traffic — a 12-fold increase in services like virtual private networks and Tor to keep prying eyes off of their traffic.
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There are some practical steps you can take to limit day-to-day online privacy risks by reducing third party access to your information and shielding more of your digital activity from prying eyes.
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First, it's a mysterious guest, an orthopedic surgeon (Ed Harris), then it's his callous wife (Michelle Pfeiffer, a standout in the movie), who overstays her welcome and asks prying questions about Mother's sex life.
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In January, the club paid a record transfer fee for a defender in prying centerback Virgil van Dijk away from Southampton, and he backstopped the team en route to last season's Champions League final.
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The holding of money in an offshore company is generally not illegal by itself, but it may be done to hide criminality from prying eyes, for example, by facilitating tax evasion or money laundering.
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For despots and their families, human traffickers and gun runners, there's no better friend than the US, at least when it comes to hiding their finances from prying eyes, both at home and abroad.
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According to another report in ZDNet, successors like Monero which hide transaction histories from prying eyes are closely associated with ransomware rings and malware that steals unused processor power from users to mine coins (cryptojacking).
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For those facing few threats and simply using PGP to keep the messages private from unsophisticated prying eyes, like a boss, for example, there's little reason to abandon PGP, even if it remains inherently flawed.
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The staff spent the whole month of September gentle prying the bills off, and when all was said, done, counted and taken to the bank, they were left with a total of $13,961 to give.
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Mr. Schramm is a professional when it comes to prying open oysters; he learned the ins and outs from veteran shuckers when he worked at the Union Oyster House, in Boston, as a college student.
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The strongest indication that Morell and Sanger were discussing topics that the U.S. government was interested in protecting from prying eyes is the fact that Rapp attempted to encrypt at least one message to Sanger.
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It also meant they could run any command they wanted as "root" — the built-in user account with the highest level of access — making the data on the device vulnerable to prying eyes or destruction.
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Some people had it, but certainly not everyone; and since going online still required tying up the phone line, it was a lot harder to do in secret, away from the prying eyes of parents.
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Several top lawmakers allied with the ruling coalition have told Reuters they are concerned that multiple votes to protect a deeply unpopular leader could erode his support, eventually prying open the door to a trial.
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These explorers have the opportunity, away from the prying eyes of movie studios and entertainment companies looking to exploit them, to continue greater explorations than anything imaginable in a comic book not titled Fantastic Four.
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But as long as there are vast sums of money to be made selling services to those that wish to keep their communications and data free from prying eyes, privacy will always have a heartbeat.
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Fighting in Brazil—away from the prying eyes of stateside athletic commissions—Belfort usually deflected post-fight questions about TRT in favor of talking about the power of positive thinking and giving daps to Jesus.
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" She goes on to say, "Someday I'll tell the world what exactly happened, why it happened and what my life is like today but until I'm ready to share that with people, please stop prying.
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Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP continues to represent Furie pro-bono, and recently told me that it has taken the first steps to prying Pepe loose from the hands of the alt-right.
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Mr. Fray-Witzer, the lawyer, said Mr. Gubarev's companies did not make a habit of prying into the web traffic of its clients, and could not have known what its servers were being used for.
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The byzantine, trivial plot here features high-school lovers Chrissy and Lauren (Asta Paredes and Catherine Corcoran) trying to keep on the down-low, despite the prying of unappealing male internet trolls and radioactive monsters.
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Strava is not the first program to collect far more information, including location data, than users realize, nor is it the first to make some of that information available to prying eyes, intentionally or not.
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You can also read my interviews with writers Ann Leary ("Rallying to Keep the Game Alive"), Terri Cheney ("Take Me As I Am, Whoever I Am") and Deborah Copaken ("When Cupid Is a Prying Journalist").
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The first star: T.J. Oshie – And here we were worried that the NHL finally prying the Stanley Cup out of Alexander Ovechkin's vodka-soaked hands would spell the end of the Summer of Caps. Nope.
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You can however hide photos and videos from the iOS Photos app to keep them away from prying eyes that aren't yours: Open the file in question, tap the Share button (bottom left), then choose Hide.
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Yes, this is a Freeform show, so that's expected, but it also feels like Fosters wants keep this special moment away from prying eyes out of respect for how personal the scene is for both characters.
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But whenever he appeared he did his best to engage everybody around him, from his Oxford entourage to the Sheffield Communists to the prying Russians, in a free-flowing seminar on the philosophy of personal identity.
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If he really wanted to take the drastic step of prying a top law enforcement official out of his Senate-confirmed job, Jordan would have done better to not complicate it by his own personal ambitions.
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Members who buy in at that $75,000 level (who Lawner claims include a number of notable names) get access to special rooms where they can explore their fantasies away from the prying eyes of the normals.
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Though the Huawei P20 Pro is not the worst when it comes to prying it open and repairing it on your own, replacing components such as battery and screen will be problematic even for seasoned repairmen.
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Back in 2013, he also famously bought multiple properties around his own Palo Alto home, affording himself and his family the luxury of a large, private domestic space with no prying neighbors peering over the fence.
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But like Satie, Ms. Hahn achieves the richness in her work by stripping it down to a few formal elements and then prying those elements apart to reveal the sticky, inexhaustible force that holds them together.
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Japanese tabloids speculated that either the Imperial Household Agency had nudged Mr. Komuro out of the country or that he had decided to flee to the United States to escape continuous prying by the news media.
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You can also use the VPN on public Wi-Fi networks like the ones you'd find at Starbucks and other coffeehouses, so now you can browse the internet safely and away from prying eyes in public.
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Their eyes, meanwhile, have come to be situated in the narrow front of their face, affording them a more intensely focused, binocular vision — prying beaks and eyes coalescing to form the perfect foraging and nesting machine.
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So far, Macron has managed to edge gingerly closer to his goal of prying French commerce and industry out from under the boot heels of all but lifetime-guaranteed employment and a host of other regulations.
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Encryption tools that keep your digital communications hidden from prying eyes are becoming more widespread, and Canadian police say they need a law that compels people to hand over their passwords so cops can access those communications.
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Soon, it will become more powerful still: Scientists recently primed the telescope to find evidence of dark energy in the early universe, prying open its eye so it can see and process a wide swath of sky.
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Prying developers off of Cuda may be a tall order, though Toon said that Graphcore's layers will support popular architectures — like TensorFlow as most developers and companies won't see the software that's a layer deeper than that.
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Few of them remember the specific details surrounding the incident, but they remember the visceral moment of someone's hands down their pants or the feeling of a knee prying their legs open as hands pin their arms.
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Traditionally, biker gangs have owned their clubhouses in crappy areas of town in order to keep away prying eyes, cops, and to improve their security with such things as video cameras, motion sensors, and all-metal doors.
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It was the fact that he was cheating on his wife, not necessarily that he was ashamed of Kate or her body, that made him quick to leave the prying eyes of his friends at the bar.
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Democrats have launched at least nine different investigations aimed at digging into Trump's banking records, foreign income, insurance history, accounting files and business archives — most recently a lawsuit aimed solely at prying loose his federal tax returns.
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Legal experts have said Congress stands a good chance of prying loose most of Mueller's key findings from the DOJ eventually, but that the legal duel between Congress and the DOJ could take months to play out.
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So one big change on the revamped Galaxy Fold is that its protective polymer layer now covers the entire screen, with the edges of the film resting beneath the phone's bezels, away from any potential prying fingers.
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Commercial traffic takes the tarmac highway in the valley below to the fabled Khyber Pass, but if you are a drug smuggler or terrorist, a day's detour into the hills will keep you safe from prying eyes.
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Rekawek said Ukraine fulfilled the need, expressed by many ideologues on the extreme right, for a "safe space" for Nazis outside the West, where they could network and organize beyond the prying eyes of domestic security services.
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An increasing number of malls, gated communities and even private beaches, where women swap burqinis (the all-enveloping swimwear Saudi women must wear) for bikinis, were put off-limits to the prying eyes of the religious police.
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This is the shell game as the oil industry intends it to work—keep prying eyes distracted from the truth, minimize the initial bad press, and make verbal gesticulations indicating you are sorry for any harm done.
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On the flip side, if you're concerned about privacy, this is a great solution, as you don't need to tape the camera over; just close it when you're not using it and you're safe from prying eyes.
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Apple also emphasized the role of the consumer in securing the iPhone, highlighting features like Touch ID and two-factor authentication for iCloud as ways for users to keep their devices and data safe from prying eyes.
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Prying open the "Bird Box" numbers also raises some questions that Netflix would clearly prefer not to deal with at the present time, starting with how its performance compares to other movies that the service has financed.
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Bad juju is one thing, but in Tehran in 1988 — the final year of the eight-year Iran-Iraq war — danger comes from every direction: the prying nosy neighbors, the patrolling morality police, the hurtling enemy missiles.
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I realized that journalists' prying eyes weren't really welcome on the dancefloor anymore, so I escaped to the bar and bumped into one of the English cyclists, who asked that she not be named for this piece.
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Fortunately for her, however, there are a few ways to get out from under the provision, which if enforced would move the case out of the prying eyes of the public and into a private, binding proceeding.
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"We were so drunk," Ariana says with a laugh, before reiterating once again the hook up occurred when the women were "off on their own," away from the prying eyes of men like Sandoval and BFF Tom Schwartz.
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Hillary Clinton failed to turn over an email to the State Department in which she appears to stress the importance of keeping the correspondence on her private server away from prying eyes, the Associated Press reported on Friday.
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In fairness, you can find some sweet, sweet deals amongst the pages of dog food and baby monitors, especially if you're patient and enjoy spending your day hiding an Amazon webpage from the prying eyes of your boss.
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Sonja seems genuinely invested in her friend's happiness, as opposed to prying, and says, "Praise the Lord," when she learns 41-year-old Tinsley froze her eggs long ago, which means she'll likely have an easier time conceiving.
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House Republicans have decided that their bill to repeal the Affordable Care Act is ready to be unearthed from the office building basement where they were shielding it from the prying eyes of lawmakers destined to hate it.
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New York went ahead after Namestnikov helped keep possession of the puck by prying it away from New Jersey goaltender Cory Schneider, who tried to smother the puck after the Rangers moved it out of the right corner.
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Dr. Parish, who studies bonobos in captivity, has seen the young offspring of dominant females flaunt their inherited power by marching over to lesser-ranking female adults, prying their jaws open and extracting the food from their mouths.
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We now have a better idea why President Trump went to such great lengths to shield Michael Flynn, his former national security adviser, from the prying eyes of the F.B.I. and various congressional committees over the past year.
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The imperative to evaluate character was too broad in that it gave journalists license to vet aspirants for the presidency (as well as for the Supreme Court, Cabinet appointments and other offices) by prying into their personal lives.
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Each juggling their shift work with time at the protests, Jen and her friends use their cramped, two-bedroom apartment as a base to prep for the weekly protests and store their weapons, away from prying parental eyes.
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Adults who suspect their adolescent is up to something may feel compelled to cross privacy boundaries, but research on Dutch families found that the teenagers of prying parents weren't misbehaving any more than those whose parents didn't snoop.
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You can also read my interviews with the writers Terri Cheney ("Take Me As I Am, Whoever I Am"), Deborah Copaken ("When Cupid Is a Prying Journalist") and Julie Margaret Hogben ("When the Doorman Is Your Main Man").
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Anna's father is too doltish to doubt his daughter; her mother, as crafty as her husband is simple, solicitous of gift-bearing guests and sour toward prying Lib, is the kind to know more than she lets on.
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A lithe, bare-chested man danced erotically around another man swathed in a black burqa, prying apart the second man's legs and removing a beach ball, a teddy bear and other objects and tossing them around the salon.
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Although first lady Jackie Kennedy assiduously protected her young children from the prying press eye, when she was away, Salinger would call in the cameras for beguiling photos of young Caroline and John Jr. frolicking with their dad.
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In a small park, close to where I would eventually settle down, boys and girls would secretly meet on some of the more hidden benches, away from the prying eyes of relatives, but also from the morality police.
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" The protagonist, Marji, is growing up "in a fashionably radical household in Tehran," and she is "bent on prying from her evasive elders if not truth, at least a credible explanation of the travails they are living through.
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It has always seemed to be about more than just basketball with these Cavaliers, who have overhauled their roster (more than once), dealt with the temporary absence of their head coach and coped with the prying eyes of TMZ.
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His efforts changed policy, threw a spotlight on practices that the men pulling the levers of power would have rather kept in the shadows, and showed just how exposed we all are to the prying eyes of the state.
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Popping the tools out with the slide of a finger on the Free P4 is just so much easier than opening up the Wave, finding the tool, shoving your fingernail into that grip spot, and prying the thing out.
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She also revealed that they "struggled with making this announcement" because they've been dealing with "prying eyes — aka paparazzi staked outside our house," which she said they were "much too fragile for" at the moment and asked for space.
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The cases snap on firmly and take a little prying to get off, though a small drop on a carpeted floor quickly demonstrated that they likely won't offer a heck of a lot of protection in a serious spill.
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It prevents prying eyes from seeing your valuable intellectual property as it moves on the Internet, but it comes with its own set of problems, especially for developers who can't really work on their code once it's been encrypted.
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In his appearance onstage at Disrupt, Signal's founder Moxie Marlinspike explained that the vision of his encrypted messaging app is to democratize the knowledge set that security experts use to protect themselves from prying eyes in positions of power.
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The iPhone isn't alone—the Samsung Galaxy S8 is by all accounts the most fragile smartphone on the market—but until our devices become more durable, manufacturers are exposing customers to a deluge of prying questions, judgement, and embarrassment.
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Conversations in previous God of War games have tended to be long preambles before two beasts fight one another, but here, it's a chance for introspection and reflection, even if it means Atreus is prying it out of Kratos.
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The tool acts similarly to screen-time trackers common for Apple and Android mobile devices, but specifically for all those company-issued laptops now resting comfortably in a home office away from the prying eyes of coworkers and managers.
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Another option would be prying Brandon Knight from the Suns for Burke and Nicholson—Phoenix would save some long-term money, while Washington would be buying low on a talented player in desperate need of a change of scenery.
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Seierstad portrays Islam Net, inspired by Saudi Salafism, as the crucial catalyst for the girls' initial radicalization; its leaders demand that Ayan devote more time to its activities, prying her from the grasp of her advanced Norwegian high school.
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Eschewing the traditional walk to the helicopter with the President across the South Lawn of the White House, with prying eyes of press eagerly watching every step, the first lady left early for the airport in her own motorcade.
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ToTok claimed to be a "fast and secure calling and messaging app," but it did not specifically tout end-to-end encryption, the security feature that protects data from prying eyes at all times except on authorized users' devices.
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Under a new state law, Ms. Rivera and other members of the public can now request to see the investigative records, prying open for the first time California's strict secrecy laws regarding police shootings and serious misconduct by officers.
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She and other leading candidates may have the spotlight now, but a lesser-known candidate could succeed in prying it away from them in the debates this week, joining Mr. Buttigieg in becoming a more familiar face to Americans.
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But because of prying eyes, a lot of disabled people coming to public kink spaces have this sense of pressure—which factually doesn't often exist in the community—to fit the mold of what society has shown us BDSM should be.
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Billionaire Facebook (FB) chief Mark Zuckerberg has bought up four neighboring homes, at the cost of $30 million, just so that he can demolish them, in a move to prevent prying eyes from peeking into his $7 million Palo Alto residence.
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"We sued D-Link over the security of its routers and IP cameras, and these security flaws risked exposing users' most sensitive personal information to prying eyes," said Andrew Smith, Director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection in a statement.
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Once you do, you can use a guitar pick or another soft prying tool (maybe even a fingernail?) to gently lift up the top cover, which is attached to the rest of the computer by magnets and a single flex cable.
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In a paper partially funded by Broadband for America, a coalition whose members include AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon, Peter Swire alleges that a user can shield herself from an ISP's prying eyes by using encryption or Virtual Private Networks.
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The courts' open preference for arbitration, combined with a willingness to include people in arbitration agreements who didn't sign them, means this case may not stay in any court but be banished to a private proceeding, away from prying eyes.
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Parks had cheap or sometimes free entry for youths to hang out all day, and spook rides—which often came out around Halloween—offered the perfect opportunity to be alone in the dark with someone else, away from parents' prying eyes.
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On the white sand beach in front of Bali's St. Regis resort, one in a row of five-star hotels where the Saudis will stay, two meter (7-foot) high screens have been put up to shield guests from prying eyes.
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"Someday I'll tell the world what exactly happened, why it happened and what my life is like today but until I'm ready to share that with people please stop prying and making up shit that you know nothing about," Lovato tweeted.
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That the rich and powerful appear to be able to act largely anonymously while squirrelling their wealth away from prying eyes should be deeply troubling to anyone who believes that transparency is the best disinfectant against corruption, fraud, and tax evasion.
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After accusing Ashley of "recklessly" bringing up work and "prying" into his career before getting to know him, Connor proceeded to call her an "entitled, gold digging whore" and insult her career, salary and educational background, while simultaneously celebrating his own.
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Congressional investigators have been prying into the effects of fake news on the election and whether anyone from the Trump campaign helped to guide the targeting of that fake news on social media, congressional sources told CNN earlier this month.
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In the 18th century, a small writing table or secretaire — a word derived from the Latin secretus, meaning hidden or confidential — might be equipped with concealed compartments or locked with a key, to keep prying eyes away from personal correspondence.
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If you are using public Wi-Fi, it is always recommended to use a virtual protection network service (VPN), software or an app that can easily be downloaded and will encrypt your outgoing data and shield it from prying eyes.
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Facebook already has the cultural obstacle of privacy to deal with in Germany, a country reunited after the Cold War only 25 years ago where memories of spying were reawakened by Edward Snowden's 2013 revelations of prying by the state.
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Veterans of public land fights in the 1970s see signs of a new Sagebrush -Rebellion, the name given to an at-times violent movement aimed at prying land away from the federal government and giving it to states and private owners.
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Technology companies insist that unbreakable encryption is a prerequisite to keeping everyday users of the Internet safe from hackers and identity thieves — and from the prying foreign governments the State Department and BBG are trying to undermine through Internet freedom.
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Veterans of public land fights in the 1970s see signs of a new Sagebrush Rebellion, the name given to an at-times violent movement aimed at prying land away from the federal government and giving it to states and private owners.
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Opposition groups described the Russian aerial assault of recent days, which involved hundreds of sorties, as the strongest yet in Moscow's bombing campaign, and a key factor in prying areas around Aleppo from the grips of anti-government armed factions.
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Smith boasted that he was from the same hometown as Williamson's mother, and that he had set up a meeting with Williamson's stepfather the next day in Lake Las Vegas — far from any prying eyes on the Las Vegas Strip.
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Nikita Stewart and Ashley Southall of The Times report: Friday scandal: This weekend, video of security guards and police officers forcibly prying a 231-year-old from his mother's arms inside a Brooklyn food stamp office surfaced on social media.
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It's interesting ... 'cause in preparation for the big game -- UCLA officials actually boxed up the bear ... which means the vandals had to go the extra mile to get to it ... physically prying open the box to get to the statue.
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Still, he and other officials dismissed the privacy worries over the cameras, arguing that they are part of a modern climate in which the prying eyes of technology — whether from private security cameras, social media or cellphones — were difficult to evade.
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To protect those secrets from prying ears, the whole of the office suite in southwest Washington has been designated a Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF), U.S. spy speak for an area that has restrictions to ensure secret information stays secure.
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Her replacement, Areum (Kim Min-hee), has a disconcerting first day on the job, which includes a long, boozy lunch, some prying questions from her employer and a visit from his wife (Cho Yun-hee), who mistakes her for Changsook.
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You can also read my interviews with the writers Ann Leary ("Rallying to Keep the Game Alive"), Deborah Copaken ("When Cupid Is a Prying Journalist") and Julie Margaret Hogben ("When the Doorman Is Your Main Man"), whose essays also inspired episodes.
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It's rare to hear about a journey as complicated, public, and meta as the one in Deborah Copaken's 2015 Modern Love essay, "When Cupid is a Prying Journalist," which was recently turned into an episode of Amazon Prime's Modern Love series.
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Mercifully, not even the most dedicated of her fans would know her location; there was no other way she'd rather spend this period than in solitude, away from the prying crowds and the papers constantly thrust her way for an autograph.
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After requesting a room with an outdoor shower, I was brought a mere 10 steps from the lobby to a ground-level deluxe room with a bathing area that seemed ripe for prying eyes because of its proximity to the street.
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She was an in-house nurse, a co-conspirator with regard to his prying, a trustworthy manager of their family finances, and a private secretary, who would take dictation in shorthand when Foos was too tired to write in his journal.
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There's a truth in that, a persuasive and seductive sense of appeal to the idea that one can slip into the silent night and be born again, away from prying eyes, under the lights of street lamps and mirror balls.
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A projection of the prying Eye, the see-all surveillance system used by the villainous Dark Lord Sauron in J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings series, shone on Halloween night from the top of the city's tallest building, the Salesforce Tower.
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But that doesn't mean the animals hunkered down: free from the usual prying eyes of tourists, they came out in full force to wild out in the snow, and one photographer decided to ski over to the zoo to capture their antics.
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Snowden hasn't carried a mobile device since 2013, but in the last couple of years, much of his time has been taken up by prying apart smartphones and poking away at their circuit boards with the aid of fine tweezers and a microscope.
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But many Chinese have turned to cryptocurrency investments as a way to make money away from the prying eyes of authorities, which is probably the main motivation for a series of stringent measures that have collapsed China's share of global bitcoin trading.
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Haspel oversaw one of the Bush administration's most notorious "black sites" — secret prisons the CIA set up around the world to hold and torture suspected terrorists away from the prying eyes of lawyers, human rights groups, and the American public — in Thailand.
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All three of the principals are terrific, but it's Hall who most stands out, portraying Elizabeth as a fiercely independent pragmatist who understands the impediments they face and remains sensitive -- unlike her dreamy-eyed husband -- to the prying eyes of the outside world.
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Though the reporters are no longer camped out in the cul-de-sac of his retirement community, Peterson still has a sheet draped over his front door to fend off any prying eyes that might be outside his home, the Post reported.
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The demonstrators, wearing the trademark yellow vests that gave their movement its name -- the "gilets jaunes" -- were prying paving stones from the avenue to hurl at the riot police, clad in black from head to toe, with gas masks and tall plastic shields.
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Worldwide, an estimated ten billion tons of scaly and tentacled critters make the daily trek from the ocean's mesopelagic zone—200 to 1,000 meters beneath the surface—to the phytoplankton-rich surface, moving at night to avoid the prying eyes of hungry predators.
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If you have apps on your Galaxy S10 that you want to keep from prying eyes, Samsung makes it easy to hide apps so they don't appear on the home screen or in the app drawer — only you will know these apps exist.
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With three vacancies to fill pretty much immediately, and perhaps two more prying loose in the first half of 2018 should Yellen decide to retire, Trump could stack the seven-member Fed leadership squad with people whose views are more to his liking.
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Somebody within earshot could hear the conversation, but the data making up the voices on the call are encrypted in transit, and prying parties trying to tap any line in between would likely be unable to monitor the scrambled content of the conversation.
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If you're stuck without these, you can also use things like guitar picks and credit cards for holding parts in place and prying and—if you're desperate, brave, and maybe a bit dumb—hair dryers can sometimes loosen glue before they fry circuits.
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At best, they're a safe space, a serene zone of reflection and a refuge from the fray, a sanctuary for contemplation where you can relax and take a vital mental inventory, or a place where you can escape the bouncer's prying eyes.
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Bryce Covert A treasure trove of documents given the name of the Paradise Papers was unveiled last week, giving us a clearer idea of how rich people and powerful companies keep their money from the prying eyes of the Internal Revenue Service.
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Like other congregations of the young, lost, and pissed-off—incels, white nationalists, the alt-right—these Western-raised Islamic militants-in-the-making were trying on a revolutionary identity out of range of the prying eyes of the state, or their elders.
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Although you'll have to tread lightly to avoid unwelcome prying, prompting the person with a simple "You know, I feel like there's something you're not saying" can open up the conversation and help people overcome reticence — knowing that they're safe to do so.
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It is an image which suggests these rich and powerful men, at what they thought was a private event at the luxurious Dorchester Hotel in London -- away from the prying eyes of the media, Twitter and the public -- wanted some hand-holding reassurance.
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Mr. Lanthimos's techniques — a hovering, prying camera, an atmosphere of chilly, cerebral detachment — owe a debt to the films of Michael Haneke, in particular those like "Cache" and "Funny Games" that subject the guilty conscience of the bourgeoisie to painful deep-tissue massage.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Matthew Reyes/Andrew Liszewki (Gizmodo)Make no mistake, this thing looks chunky as hell, but a large part of that is apparently due to the protective shroud Samsung used to shield the rest of the device from prying eyes.
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While such a list is by no means comprehensive, it's illustrative of television's track record in prying open what a 1990s documentary called the "celluloid closet" -- a history perhaps best defined less as a steady march than a herky-jerky series of steps forward.
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Photo: APThere's a popular conception that whatever you post online lives eternal—and while it's probably true, the reality is that for most people hitting that delete button is usually sufficient to at least hide an embarrassing post from prying family, friends, and potential employers.
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"We want to shout it from the rooftops but we know posting about his birth and it's complications opens us up to prying eyes - aka paparazzi staked outside our house, following our every move they way they did several times during my pregnancy," Fishel said.
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His approach to processing Knight's story is both thought-provoking and empathic, allowing his audience to contemplate the prospect of abandoning our visual culture without prying into the private life of a man who literally did everything in his power to stay away from people.
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Pornhub's VP Corey Price said in a statement to The Verge that incognito browsers don't offer enough cover from "prying eyes," especially if users are still browsing on public Wi-Fi networks, so the VPN will provide an added layer of security and privacy.
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All of the popular sites you visit every day likely offer this defense, called Transport Layer Security, or TLS, which encrypts data between your browser and the web servers it communicates with to protect your travel plans, passwords, and embarrassing Google searches from prying eyes.
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Keep in mind that BitTorrent usage numbers are likely higher than Sandvine estimates, given the high number of users that hide their BitTorrent traffic behind proxies and VPNs to not only dodge the prying-eyes of their ISPs, but avoid copyright trolls and industry lawsuits.
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Features like being able to quickly tap to pay for purchases help keep the details listed on your plastic card away from prying eyes, but regularly monitoring your purchase history is just as important when it comes to ensuring you're not a victim of theft.
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There, away from the prying eyes of the media — and, as we have come to learn, certain staff members who may be pursuing agendas counter to his — the president can conduct some of the nation's business with at least a bit more comfort and seclusion.
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But movies like Wonder Woman and Get Out and Hidden Figures are prying open the door to Hollywood producers trusting their investments to a broader, richer, more diverse set of stories, which can be told by a bigger pool of talented actors, writers, and filmmakers.
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We knew Haspel oversaw one of the Bush administration's most notorious "black sites" — secret prisons the CIA set up around the world to hold and torture suspected terrorists away from the prying eyes of lawyers, human rights groups, and the American public — in Thailand.
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Earlier this year, MGT Capital Investment severed ties with McAfee after he led it into a disastrous pivot to cryptocurrency mining, with the erstwhile security guru attracting a reputation as a pump-and-dump operator as well as the prying eyes of regulators along the way.
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The BOJ offered to buy 350 billion yen of JGBs in the one- to three-year zone, 440 billion yen of JGBs in the three- to five-year zone, and 450 billion yen of JGBs in the five- to 10-year zone under its asset prying programme.
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So the next time you are looking at some sensitive info, whether it's a document from work, a text from a friend, or even the PIN for your phone, this is exactly the kind of program that could help prevent prying eyes from peering at your info.
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As The Times and others have noted, the rules placed on cheerleaders today are reminiscent of a different era, with weigh-ins, mandatory manicures, advice on the proper use of tampons and suggestions for how to politely respond to fans who are prying or engaging in harassment.
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Things might just be going so great because they've, for the most part, been conducting this brand new relationship out of the spotlight, away from the prying eyes that are too busy trying to figure out how Cazzie David is handling this recent engagement news to notice.
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The forlorn hope of better battery life… Hopefully there will also be improvements to mobile device security and privacy to lock more user data away from prying eyes, via the rollout of robust end-to-end encryption (albeit progress there might depend on the prevailing political winds… ).
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But investigators are also prying into his role in compiling the Russia dossier, which was filled with some stunning but also unsubstantiated allegations, along with some intelligence about alleged meetings between the Trump campaign and Russian operatives A spokeswoman for Simpson declined comment for this article.
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Maybe if I had another, smaller bag to jam inside the RiutBag, this would make for an excellent protector from the elements and prying hands, but at a price north of $100, the RiutBag should be able to handle all everyday tasks without recourse to external help.
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For example, there is no indentation or lip along the front edge of the Yoga Book, so prying it open from a closed position requires digging in with your fingernails (a Verge co-worker suggested sliding a New York City subway card through it to open it).
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In reality, the first "Iron Man" movie likely would have ended with Pepper Potts prying the suit open only to let what was left of the titular hero pour out … which is why maybe it's not always good to be completely realistic with one's movie weapons.
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There's an extraordinary scene in which the two men, having shared a joint with Hae-mi, sit outside and watch her strip to the waist and perform a swaying dance—less to sate their prying gaze, you sense, than to answer some ritual need of her own.
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Hardly a week has gone by without some new revelation — another accusation against Mr. Ailes; a previously undisclosed harassment settlement; word of obscured budget lines for Ailesian "black ops" aimed at keeping prying reporters at bay (especially his chief journalistic pursuer, Gabriel Sherman of New York magazine).
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The South African national helped develop E4M—or "Encryption for the Masses"—in the 1990s, software that, along with the hard-disk encryption program TrueCrypt that followed, promised to make it easier for online sleuths to avoid detection from prying eyes, at least for a while.
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Sure, it now contains the world's first Chanel spa, a Versailles-style garden, a new underground ballroom and a tunnel that links the hotel to its parking garage, all the better to give guests the chance to enter away from the prying eyes of the paparazzi.
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I got to feel the heat, and hear the belch of eruption, and feel, a few steps removed, the volcanic spasms of the planet remaking itself — something it has done pretty well for 4.5 billion years, largely out of view from our prying and imprudent eyes.
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In her 2015 Modern Love essay "When Cupid Is a Prying Journalist," the writer Deborah Copaken tells two stories: one about her own lost love from decades before, and another about Justin McLeod, the founder of the dating app Hinge, whom she was interviewing for an article.
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The wonder is how crazily, improbably alive it all is: this world of slag heaps and council houses, of unemployed miners and women stuck at home with their "weans," forced to supplement weekly benefit payments by prying open the electric meter and reclaiming the coins therein.
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He used that money to buy a phone and a laptop, and to set up a virtual private network, usually just called a "VPN," which hides a user's internet activity from prying eyes, though it doesn't appear to have kept him hidden from the United States government.
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Bank secrecy still exists in some areas — Swiss authorities cannot automatically see what citizens have in their domestic bank accounts, for example — but gone are the days when well-paid European professionals could stash wealth across the border and beyond the prying eyes of their tax man.
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When institutions wield Ferpa to shield themselves from prying eyes, it's impossible to even evaluate such policies, let alone fix what's broken — and that's a problem whether you believe that university disciplinary proceedings are unfair to victims of campus rape or unfair to the men accused of raping them.
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The idea is, if we wanted to hide ourselves from prying aliens searching for planets to strip mine, we could do so by firing a laser beam at the precise moment Earth crosses in front of the Sun from the perspective of other stars lying along the same plane.
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If Thanksgiving is a holiday defined by great food, terrible travel experiences, and prying relatives with questionable political leanings, Friendsgiving is its opposite: boozier, easier to get to, much less emotionally trying than the holiday that spawned it, and the food is, admittedly, usually not the main draw.
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Layer on layer of corporate structure makes it hard for investigators, tax officials, or prying lawyers to figure out who owns what, the underlying source of money for specific transactions, whether taxes are being appropriately paid in a given jurisdiction, or who might be partners in what enterprises.
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It's still, however, the same NSFW video, so you'll have to click a disclaimer to watch and make sure no prying eyes are hoping to catch a glimpse of your screen — even though, given the public reaction to this video, I'm pretty sure they'd know what you were watching.
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But, thanks to reporters, we also know she oversaw one of the Bush administration's most notorious "black sites" — secret prisons the CIA set up around the world to hold and torture suspected terrorists away from the prying eyes of lawyers, human rights groups, and the American public — in Thailand.
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Upgrade your securityImage: AmazonHopefully the people you find yourself living with are all trustworthy and loyal and easy to get on with, but if that's not the case then you've got a choice of extra gear you can buy to keep your devices away from prying eyes and wandering hands.
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They had uncovered the identities of several design team plants, but Mateo had not only managed to evade being unmasked through the summer, he had access to to the Super Secret Squids chat—the space created for the Squids to talk free of the prying eyes of the design team.
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On June 22016, 1972, five men were arrested for breaking into the DNC headquarters, located in the Watergate hotel complex in Washington, D.C. On an intelligence-gathering mission during a presidential election, these burglars were essentially engaged in hacking when hacking meant prying open a locked filing cabinet with a crowbar.
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The only thing you can hope to replace on your own is the trackpad, which appears to be the same as on the non-Touch Bar MacBook Pro (also known as the Escape Edition, as it has a dedicated Escape key), and is removable without prying out the battery first.
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With all those prying instructors around him and the cameras placed in every corner of the institution, it was almost impossible for an orphan to keep something to himself, and the meadow with the sad cow staring at him was the closest thing to a secret that A. could have.
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"It's quite extraordinary that this investment fair is on, even though large chunks of central Rakhine are now off limits to prying eyes," said Laetitia van den Assum, a retired Dutch diplomat who was a member of a commission on Rakhine led by the late former U.N. chief Kofi Annan.
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Under her wing, they were protected by the prying eyes of the secret police, the library was better equipped, and they had more opportunities to attend math conferences in the Western Europe and the US. The institute was Zoia's retaliation against the rigid rules her family expected her to follow.
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A woman who did not want to be identified for fear of losing her job running a charter company said she was elated when Epstein got arrested but is now vexed at tourists' curiosity, saying she reluctantly shares whispered details of his case to prying adults if children are around.
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Its suggestion that device maker "self-certification" can substitute for the rigorous statutory safeguards that protect personal viewing data is simply wrong – a toothless tiger that would let device makers circumvent the spirit, if not the letter, of the framework created by Congress to protect viewing data from prying eyes.
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Several well-drawn, lived-in characters populate the novel: Grace, a twentysomething pharmacist who doesn't understand why her older sister Miriam is estranged from their mother; Shawn, who is trying to keep his family together after his cousin Ray is released from prison; and Jules Searcey, a journalist who keeps prying.
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When the base was founded back in the early 2100s, President Eisenhower tasked a guy named Richard Bissell from the CIA to find the most remote, most secretive place in the United States where they could work on the U-251 spy plane away from any prying eyes — Soviet or otherwise.
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She clearly became obsessed with Noah at some point after meeting him, as we find her reading his erotic thriller, Descent, while she eats lunch out on the quad — but with a brown paper bag cover to obscure the title from prying eyes — and again at home where she masturbates to the text.
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The New York Times reported on 10 years of Trump's tax documents Tuesday night, revealing that his businesses lost more than $1 billion between 1985 and 1994 -- a look into Trump's finances that might explain exactly why his administration is working so hard to keep Democrats from prying deeply into the President's records.
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But one theory among diplomats in Gambia is that he had become so confident of his own popularity that on this particular vote—his fifth since seizing power—he did not bother to rig it, allowing ballots to be counted on the spot rather than in central counting houses away from prying eyes.
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Schiller's comments already bordered on irony since we were all sitting in a room filled with almost half a dozen CNC (Computer Numerical Control) and EDM (Electrical Discharge Machining) machines, all paused in their Mac part development work and, yes, partially draped in black fabric to protect them from our prying eyes.
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LGBTQ people around the world depend on encryption every day to stay alive and to protect themselves from violence and discrimination, relying on the basic security features of their phones to prevent online bullies, stalkers, and others from prying into their personal lives and using their sexuality or gender identity against them.
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Now that same-sex marriage is the law of the land, and the family-values crowd is on the wrong side of the law, their effort to oppose LGBTQ equality is no longer a matter of protecting an idealized family configuration, but about prying apart the relationship between actual parents and children.
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Op-Ed Contributor As a tax professor who specializes in anti-money laundering, what is most striking to me about the criminal indictment against Paul Manafort and Rick Gates is how easy they made it look to launder nearly $20 million dollars from prying government eyes over a period of nearly 10 years.
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" Fulks, who is tall and lean, sat down with Fey for office-machine coffee in a brainstorm room with a piano, a Lego model of a locomotive, and a whiteboard with garbage bags taped over it, to hide from prying eyes her notes for a forthcoming musical adaptation of her film "Mean Girls.
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And having just spent a week home for Thanksgiving surrounded by prying family members, old friends, and loads of sugar, you can bet I'm relying on this treatment to deal with all the stress- and diet-related pimples that have cropped up — just in time for Christmas, when we'll do it all over again.
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According to interviews and details from the lawsuit they'd eventually file against Pepperdine, the women endured meetings during which they say their coach said that "lesbianism isn't welcome on this team," months of prying personal questions from an academic coordinator about whether they were "more than BFFs," and unnecessary requests for Videckis's gynecological records.
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While Western internet users fret about the privacy implications of big tech companies hoarding their data, young internet users in the towns and villages of the developing world are delighted to have, for the first time, a way to communicate and express themselves away from the prying eyes of family, neighbours and other busybodies.
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" The actress also revealed she and her husband "struggled with making this announcement" because although they are "THRILLED Adler is here" and want to shout it from the rooftops, they've been dealing with "prying eyes — aka paparazzi staked outside our house, following our every move they way they did several times during my pregnancy.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads So you've covered up your laptop camera, switched to the anonymous web browser Tor, and removed your cell phone battery to thwart tracking — and you're still vulnerable to the prying eyes of Big Brother and friends (hackers, technology companies, the NSA, and anyone else interested in your personal data).
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VPNs are gaining traction among individual internet-goers for a few really good reasons: Not only can they hide your browsing behavior on public networks, protecting your data from the prying eyes of hackers, but they tweak your IP address so that you can access restricted and censored content, no matter where you are.
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Heck, the first song on their first full-length album is called "Flower," with a grinding groove that's massaged by Cornell's third-eye-prying wordless hums and Kim Thayil's sitar-like guitar textures (a feature that would color subsequent tracks such as Superunknown's "Like Suicide," all the way up to King Animal's "A Thousand Days Before").
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While VPN in combination with Tor will keep you safe from the ISP's (potentially) prying eyes, the VPN itself might know you're using Tor, and if it's logging traffic (most VPNs say they don't, but you can never be a 100% sure), then a subpoena from the authorities to the VPN might be enough to unmask your Tor usage.
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I don't recall my father ever prying open our VCR with a screwdriver and treating the mechanisms with a bottle of Locker Room—I'm pretty sure there was a simple cassette cleaner you could pop in and let it automatically run a short cycle—but with every other poppers brand sold as "VCR cleaner," hell, it's gotta be good.
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Given that expensive and sophisticated corporate networks have been shown, time and again, to be far from immune to hackers, cheap products like Internet-connected dolls and babycams stand precious little chance of being able to guarantee sensitive domestic data is locked away from prying eyes (especially if governments persist in trying to perforate encryption — but I digress… ).
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In terms of recent movies, "Crazy Rich Asians" has a bit in common with "Fifty Shades of Grey," to the extent that Rachel falls for a super-rich guy with a high degree of difficulty built into the relationship -- there, his dominant-submissive appetites; here, his disapproving mom and the prying eyes of those encircling them.
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The duo skipped the red carpet, surely to avoid posing for a slew of curious photographers, and instead were spotted by a prying eye (see tweet from The Hollywood Reporter's award columnist Scott Feinberg, below) and snapped after Shookus' won an Emmy for her role as a producer on a little show you might have heard of, Saturday Night Live.
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But the administration's filing resonated with something else I've been noticing lately — a meme in conservative media that there is a concerted effort on the liberal side of the ideological street, media and elsewhere, to invoke concern about the Supreme Court's "legitimacy" as a tool for prying Chief Justice John Roberts away from his conservative soul mates on the court.
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He had obtained Ms. Shane's phone number three years earlier through a friend of hers, and the pair had developed what felt like a genuine long distance friendship — he engaged her on current affairs over lengthy, discursive phone calls and steered clear of prying personal questions; she teased him with a nickname, "Hot lips," and told him he sounded short.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Inside, the Dragonfly comes well equipped with a range of Intel processors with support for vPro, three different screen options including one with HP's third-gen SureView Privacy filter to block out any potential prying eyes, and two battery sizes, the latter of which HP claims can last up to 24.5 hours on a single charge.
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The Pro Packer The Gift: Gucci Metal Earrings With Floral Detail "My word, even this entrance is being overrun by rabble," said Muffy von T. after she'd been deposited in the VIP-est of VIP airport lounges — from which she could access the tarmac directly — after a private security screening away from the prying eyes and latex-ed hands of regular TSA agents.
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"There is the danger that even though these things might reflect appropriate activities that Americans don't object to, the fact that you can't keep the tools secret, the fact that you can't keep the data you collect from other prying eyes, that creates a real big, strong argument for, 'then I don't want you doing it in the first place,'" Hayden said.
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Other tips for secure baby monitors, according to May, include options for a digital monitor rather than an analog one, regularly updating related software, making sure your wireless network is secure with a custom network ID and password (changed from the default manufacturer setting), disabling SSID broadcasting to hide your Wi-Fi network from prying eyes and encrypting your wireless data.
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And at 8D, "Poking around spoon and fork," I figured that SNOOPY, prying or "poking around," would do — but I had to mentally recognize a fork as a Y. 57A was of this ilk as well — "Are you dense?" anagrammed to END USER, which worked once you substituted the letters "r" and "u" for the first two words of the clue.
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They communicate with each other exclusively over the internet, and they compose and collaborate solely across digital pathways, via email, SoundCloud, the popular Russian social networking site VK, or Telegram, an end-to-end encrypted cloud-based app that allows users to message one another without fear of prying eyes, and where they have asked that we conduct our interview.
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If you haven't revisited the early Muppet canon in a while, you might be surprised how often it's actually Piggy, not Kermit, who saves the day—whether breaking free of her rope restraints to take down a human goon squad and rescue Kermit from Mel Brooks, or prying apart her prison cell bars, stealing a motorcycle and driving it through a window to stop a robbery.
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But of course, leave it to a certain fashion vanguard by the name of Kanye West to show us all new ways to wear an old wardrobe staple, wrapping his sweatshirt around his head so that it can double as a face shield from the public's prying eyes as well as keeping his head comfy, cozy and letting his technicolor outfit take center stage.
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While the US has been busy over the past decade making headlines for slapping debilitating fines on foreign banks actively participating in money laundering, all while prying open offshore jurisdictions like Switzerland, a lesser-known transformation has taken root in the US. After all, all that dirty money the US targeted elsewhere — in Latvia, in Estonia, in Germany — had to find a new home somewhere.
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As she describes her discovery: …a movement that prided itself, even congratulated itself, on its ability to carry out a revolution below the radar of prying eyes (especially those of reporters) had failed to lock one crucial door: the front door to a house that let an academic archive rat like me, operating on a vague hunch, into the mind of the man who started it all.
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The trial, initially scheduled to begin this month, has been postponed until February to allow Waymo to investigate the claims included in the letters—that members of the Marketplace Analytics and SSG teams used secret servers, devices that couldn't be traced to Uber, ephemeral messaging services, and physical surveillance to extract secrets from other ride-hailing companies and keep the information hidden from the prying eyes of competitors and the courts.
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It also likely limits the prying eyes of journalists hunting for Facebook policy or privacy screw-ups, and eliminates the risk of disrupting its advertising in more lucrative markets like the U.S. It's hard to forget that Facebook screwed up news consumption in Sri Lanka, Bolivia, Slovakia, Serbia, Guatemala and Cambodia last year by banishing all news publishers to a separate feed — effectively depriving the populations of important information.
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The startup, a sort of Keurig for cold-pressed plant-water—which made headlines for the $83 million in venture capital it secured from the likes of Google and Kleiner-Perkins between 2013 and 2015, and again when it announced its wi-fi-connected countertop appliance would cost a jaw-dropping $700 on launch—intended to keep its business free from prying eyes, either because it feared corporate espionage, mockery, or both.
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Fans spotted another pair of overlapping photos, though it's unclear where the picture of Swift was originally posted: I'll say the bottom two photos look a lot like the location of Swift's vertical video for "Delicate": We're probably not going to get the couple selfies we're all hoping for any time soon, but it's still fascinating to see what Swift and Alwyn have been up to away from the prying eyes of social media.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) and most self-appointed consumer advocacy groups: The CFPB is the only thing stopping Wall Street bandits from breaking into your home and prying money out of your calloused, hard-working, blue-collar hands.
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If you paid everyone for a year's worth of caring for loved ones — cooking, washing, transporting, giving pills and shots and rubs, taping together torn oxygen tubes, changing adult diapers, bringing wanderers back home, reading to those who can't anymore and whose minds beg for the refreshment of new ideas, tucking the pain-ridden into bed at night and prying them out in the morning — it would use up almost all the revenue of Walmart worldwide.
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But everyone agreed on one thing: The engagement ring's main diamond had to be appraised by the Gemological Institute of America, commonly called the G.I.A. The thought of prying the diamond out of its setting and slipping it into an envelope addressed to one of the institute's 11 laboratories around the world seemed a bit like directing a letter to "Santa Claus, North Pole" in hopes of finding a Jaguar XK-E Roadster under my Christmas tree.
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What this means for the average person like you and me is that the encrypted data on your phone remains completely concealed from the prying eyes of law enforcement officials — as long as you lock the phone using a passcode rather than biometrics like Touch ID or Face ID. Although encryption might occasionally make it harder for law enforcement to carry out investigations, for now, it's a privacy protection that even the worst members of society have a right to.
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Lockdown can now be added directly to the power menu options on Pixel phones for fast access if you find yourself in a situation where you urgently need to thwart prying eyes — like so: iOS has a similarly quick trick: you can just hold down the power button and one of the volume buttons until you see the power down menu (or feel a vibration if you're not looking at the phone), after which Face ID is temporarily disabled until the PIN is entered.
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In Thailand, Haspel oversaw one of the Bush administration's most notorious "black sites" — secret prisons the CIA set up around the world to hold and torture suspected terrorists away from the prying eyes of lawyers, human rights groups, and the American public, And we know, based on recently declassified internal CIA documents, that she was directly involved in the destruction of nearly 100 videotapes documenting the CIA's brutal interrogation and torture of two prisoners, Abu Zubaydah and Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, at that black site.
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Abedin, who also used a private account on Clinton's server, provided the message to the State Department after she was asked to surrender her own work-related emails, according to the AP. "Secretary Clinton had some emails with Huma that Huma did not have, and Huma had some emails with Secretary Clinton that Secretary Clinton did not have," Clinton spokesperson Brian Fallon told the AP. Hillary Clinton failed to turn over an email to the State Department in which she appears to stress the importance of keeping the correspondence on her private server away from prying eyes, the Associated Press reported on Friday.
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