The plaintiffs are identified by pseudonyms, seeking to preserve privacy.
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Many comics writers use pseudonyms to publish in the industry.
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Two of his pseudonyms were John Barron and John Miller.
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So, no pseudonyms and no articles in The New Yorker.
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The plaintiffs filed the lawsuit under pseudonyms — "Jane Doe" Nos.
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Her name is Horacia, though she occasionally hides behind pseudonyms.
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She reported for a Web site, Roozonline, using four pseudonyms.
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The CEP said both names are believed to be pseudonyms.
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All names in this essay are pseudonyms to protect patient privacy.
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Often, people in fugues use pseudonyms and construct fictitious personal histories.
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Blessing and Claudia Osadolor are pseudonyms requested to protect their anonymity.
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Scribbled over the maps were hundreds of artists' nicknames or pseudonyms.
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The reason for the pseudonyms is "proprietary," he initially told BuzzFeed News.
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At some point that changed, and pseudonyms for individuals began to appear.
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Some hawkish commentaries are written by military and government officials under pseudonyms.
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Why are secondary and tertiary entities signing under pseudonyms and 'cover' names?
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Many gladiators adopted pseudonyms, perhaps anticipating the 20th century professional wrestling conceit.
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Their uniforms bore no ranks and had pseudonyms where their names belonged.
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Hatewatch claims it has matched Gebert to the pseudonyms he used online.
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Many conceal their real names, instead using only pseudonyms or hacker aliases.
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I've used real names only where I have permission, and pseudonyms where indicated.
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That said, it's obvious those pseudonyms refer to Donald Trump and Essential Consultants.
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They use pseudonyms and usernames when asking questions about joining Jewish dating sites.
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Reddit allows users to browse, comment, and post using pseudonyms and fake identities.
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Dating site OKCupid is trading its user pseudonyms for a real-name policy.
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The names they use are pseudonyms assigned to them by the Taliban leadership.
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It's not uncommon for security researchers to go by pseudonyms or online handles.
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In later years, he admitted that he felt some guilt about using pseudonyms.
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Military.com: You use pseudonyms to discuss multiple aviators who acted atrociously towards you.
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Encryption, virtual private networks, and pseudonyms shroud the identity of even benign users.
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A spokeswoman for the plaintiffs, who went by pseudonyms, had no immediate comment.
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Moishe Nadir was the most famous of the many pseudonyms of Yitzchak Reyz.
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NOT AT HOME has given all the interviewees pseudonyms to protect their identity.
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No pseudonyms (including the author), composite characters or invented situations may be used.
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"A lot of big composers, writers and filmmakers have used pseudonyms," he said.
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The trial witnesses will include covert C.I.A. employees who will testify under pseudonyms.
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A friend cautioned her that it was obvious which online pseudonyms were hers.
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Its provenance is murky, obfuscated by a private agreement, pseudonyms and evolving explanations.
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That's why throughout the story, we refer to several workers by pseudonyms only.
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It could conceal guest names, or have people use pseudonyms like eBay does.
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In the 19th century so many women writers had male pseudonyms like George Eliot.
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They can still use pseudonyms, but those names are tied to their real identities.
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He said his team makes note when accounts using pseudonyms criticize the prime minister.
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Both names are pseudonyms VICE is using in order to protect their respective identities.
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Onderdonk used pseudonyms like Charles and Chase Turner and Roberto Vasquez for the works.
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People talked about politics, albeit under pseudonyms, on forums like Tianya and Xici Hutong.
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For years, he edited books about cannabis under many pseudonyms with Green Candy Press.
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Hackers often claim responsibility for cybercrimes by adding their online pseudonyms to their defacements.
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"Aroon" and "Somchai" are pseudonyms used to protect the privacy of two heroin users.
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"We can't deny patients who want to use pseudonyms," Rhie told Reuters by telephone.
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The organizations, Doc Society and the International Documentary Association, also alleged that the requirements are "especially significant" for people who use pseudonyms, arguing that many people use pseudonyms on social media so that they can speak anonymously about sensitive or controversial issues.
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The couple use pseudonyms, including "Betsy Ross" and "Thomas Pain," in videos and radio interviews.
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Today it's still obscuring the identities of staff and contributors through the use of pseudonyms.
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For example, public blockchain architectures run the risk of abuse by users hiding behind pseudonyms.
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Isaac, Luis, Julien, and Daniela — all pseudonyms — were on the receiving end of Gonzalez's shipments.
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For them, securing anonymity or using pseudonyms is often a matter of life and death.
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The site's other users went by pseudonyms—EHT, NDM, Ramazzini, Tacitus, Traveler, calvinball, and nickrod.
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Writing under pseudonyms or anonymity to challenge those in charge is an ancient communist tradition.
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And off Judith goes into a string of pseudonyms and a life of glamorous crime.
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In later life, George Laws, writing under myriad pseudonyms, published more than 70 pornographic novels.
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The other children in this program will also have pseudonyms, but their stories are true.
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Many of its articles are written under pseudonyms like Salacious B. Crumb or Rich Burgöndy.
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For example, many people use Facebook pseudonyms, which violate the site's "real names only" policy.
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In some cases, they misled readers about their ownership and frequently used pseudonyms for writers.
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In making the transaction, both Cohen and Daniels's lawyers used pseudonyms, according to the Journal.
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Some housekeeping: We do not allow pseudonyms (including the author), composite characters or invented situations.
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They used pseudonyms, referring to the former porn star as "Peggy Peterson," according to the Journal.
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"I'm an old punk rocker and all of those musicians take pseudonyms," he explained by phone.
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The interviewees asked to be anonymous; we have given them and anyone else they mention pseudonyms.
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The authors and financing behind Peach have remained mostly anonymous, with several participants going by pseudonyms.
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Protesters have begun locking their accounts or adopting pseudonyms after years of using their real names.
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The couple have chosen to go by pseudonyms Sun Wenlin and Hu Mingliang to the media.
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In an age when political writers hid their identities behind pseudonyms, they admired his self-effacement.
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Some of his clients are celebrities who use pseudonyms, while others are heiresses of foreign billionaires.
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The Y Combinator blog series, Ask a Female Engineer, has women engineers answer questions under pseudonyms.
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They all used pseudonyms to protect their privacy and family members left behind in the North.
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Madame Restell has been replaced by activists and self-trained providers operating under their own pseudonyms.
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Cryptocurrency is essentially digital money traded from one person to another through the use of pseudonyms.
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Reflecting their concern with anonymity and my research protocol, I am using pseudonyms throughout this article.
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The group was founded in 2012 by two friends, Malcolm Jerry and Lucien Greaves (both pseudonyms).
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In 0003, Mr. Glover and Mr. Mereacre, using pseudonyms and untraceable accounts, contacted security officials at Lynda.
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So too did publishing company Medium, which gives writers the freedom to publish dissenting views under pseudonyms.
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Each edition of the site's daily email digest is also signed by the Alexander and Jackson pseudonyms.
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Before August 2017, according to the Internet Archive, the page did not mention the use of pseudonyms.
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The layers of shell companies, the contracts involving pseudonyms, the law firm cut-outs to make deals.
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Other receivers on the field included "Taylor Gabriel" and "Aldrick Robinson," which are definitely witness protection pseudonyms.
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Of the other 210, it gave pseudonyms to 33 of them and redacted the names of two.
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He worked closely with his wife Roberta Findlay, who also worked under pseudonyms (usually as Ana Riva).
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Of the other 35, it gave pseudonyms to 33 of them and redacted the names of two.
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There were multiple individuals who were taunting students on this chat, and all were anonymized by pseudonyms.
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There are nearly 2,000 players in the N.F.L., and many of them use pseudonyms on social media.
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Telegram chat groups used to organize public protests are often accessible to anyone and participants use pseudonyms.
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The most controversial part of the political far-right in this country has more pseudonyms than Lord Voldemort.
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Skirt Club also offers an online community that's free to join, where members use pseudonyms to remain anonymous.
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When posting under pseudonyms, fathers were willing to share deeply personal details beyond what's usually appropriate on Facebook.
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NikkieTutorials and Patrick Starrr, for example, both use pseudonyms and screen names to better suit their online personas.
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They initially published their work under pseudonyms — some androgynous or gender-neutral — to protect their art from prejudice.
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Amy and Carl (both pseudonyms) had never met before they decided to move in together earlier this year.
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Instead, the police had been surveilling Aaaaaaacounts, Shadow, Gâteau, and JJ — four pseudonyms assigned to BlackBerry Messenger accounts.
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Six women filed a lawsuit against him Wednesday in Morgan County Circuit Court, using pseudonyms to protect their privacy.
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For years, Horner wrote intentional fake news under the guise of satire using various pseudonyms and on different websites.
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The bylines of the site's original authors have also been scrubbed and replaced by pseudonyms and stolen profile photos.
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The revelations were scandalous when published, in large part because the pseudonyms Ms. Tindall used barely veiled her paramours.
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In most cases, I agreed to use pseudonyms to protect the employees from potential retaliation from Facebook and Cognizant.
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Airbnb has not opted to scrap profile photos, or to replace users' names with pseudonyms, as some have suggested.
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VICE has given them the pseudonyms Mishaal and Ibrahim so they could openly discuss this aspect of their lives.
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Adopting Ramones-style pseudonyms, they distort every instrument and howl lyrics as if someone had just keyed their Econoline.
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The vast majority of MGTOWs will not do so, for fear of the social consequences, and operate using pseudonyms.
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Since we writers worked under pseudonyms, and got our checks from a dummy corporation, we weren't involved in that.
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The staff suggested writing them down, and the mothers agreed to write the letters, translated from Spanish, under pseudonyms.
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Daniels and Trump were allegedly referred to under the respective pseudonyms "Peggy Peterson" and "David Dennison" in the document.
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Nicole S. and Melina are pseudonyms, as the mother wishes to remain anonymous, to protect her daughter from the public.
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During role-playing exercises, they practice best ways to validate feelings and try out their pseudonyms, which all counselors use.
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Five chose to implant embryos, including the parents of the twin girls, identified only by the pseudonyms Mark and Grace.
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In court documents, the FBI used pseudonyms like "The Professor" to identify these contacts and persons within the Trump campaign.
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The ability to be anonymous, or to use pseudonyms on the internet, was seen as a virtue, especially on Twitter.
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Some of his tracks there are listed under his own name, and some under pseudonyms (which he did not reveal).
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Under pseudonyms they attacked dissenters with epithets and rumors and questioned the moral standing of those who disagreed with them.
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She forwarded Mr. Weisberg a draft amendment to the original agreement in which the parties were referred to by pseudonyms.
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According to the nonprofit Without My Consent, which tracks state law on the use of pseudonyms in civil litigation, California judges frequently permit plaintiffs to sue under their initials or under pseudonyms "when a plaintiff would be further stigmatized by disclosing his or her name in court documents," especially in cases involving sexual allegations.
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Most employees were given pseudonyms when they joined the company and were instructed never to tell co-workers their real names.
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Making social networks responsible for identifying "inauthentic" accounts, for instance, could drive away vulnerable people using pseudonyms or non-legal names.
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Bloggers go by pseudonyms in Japan and the FSA did not require them to give their real names at the meetings.
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This angered many users who wanted to use pseudonyms or nicknames, especially when Google began deleting their accounts for non-compliance.
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But when Trumbo leaves prison, he realises that he can sell scripts under pseudonyms and under the names of other writers.
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A list of pseudonyms for the attackers included "Powershell backdoor," which is a type of attack, not a specific attacker group.
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Security is one of the biggest risks facing the nascent cryptocurrency market, where investors trade digital coins online, often using pseudonyms.
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One woman, identified in the study as Samantha (all names are pseudonyms), needed proof of pregnancy to qualify for Medicaid insurance.
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This was where Publius Decius Mus began his career, alongside a handful of other writers, most of whom adopted Latin pseudonyms.
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Eventually, in 22017, Yik Yak began allowing users to make pseudonyms, a notable departure from its core requirement of being anonymous.
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First wave musicians also adopted morbid stage personas, pseudonyms and corpse paint that carried on to future iterations of black metal.
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The parents used pseudonyms for the BuzzFeed article, but BuzzFeed claims it verified the full names and identities of the families.
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We don't know whether there's any secret machination behind the fact that single-track artists, even under pseudonyms, are appearing on playlists.
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Most of the civil lawsuits, which have moved to federal court, are under seal and use pseudonyms to protect the victims' identities.
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In the meantime, I'm curious to see how pseudonyms change the character of an app that grew quickly because of its anonymity.
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Users are encouraged to use their real names instead of pseudonyms, which may account for the uniquely upbeat interactions on the site.
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So an elaborate system of codes and pseudonyms were used by the "breakers" who communicated across miles to neighbor hobbyists and strangers.
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She wrote more than 100 romances under that name, her own and other pseudonyms, including Ann Fairfax, Helen Crampton and Charlotte Ward.
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She explained that she used pseudonyms and veiled many details of her life story because she was in a uniquely vulnerable situation.
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Others want to use first names only or pseudonyms, fearing backlash at a time when people seem quicker to hate than listen.
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She has been published under the name Ada Gold and other pseudonyms in The Ohio Edit, Pilgrimage, Punchnel's, and The Illanot Review.
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To respect their privacy, Mr. Desmond has given them pseudonyms, but their voices are as distinct as fingerprints, their plights impossible to invent.
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Norman observed that fictitious names (some of which were pseudonyms used by secretive bidders) regularly appeared on the sale lists distributed to subscribers.
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Although the workers note in one video that often the companies take on pseudonyms so they never really know who they're moderating for.
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Maggie is Maggie Wilken, whose story played out in statewide headlines and came to a typically disappointing ending; Lina and Sloane are pseudonyms.
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A judge agreed to let the parents pursue the case under pseudonyms, so they're only referred to by their initials in court papers.
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Patients frequently assumed pseudonyms at Carville to protect their families back home, but if a diagnosis became community knowledge, those families often suffered.
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After his release, he wrote several books under pseudonyms, all of which were banned in China but sold well on the underground market.
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But the British boycott had crippled his commercial reputation; his price had fallen, and he often labored under pseudonyms, like a blacklisted screenwriter.
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Users can make transactions directly under pseudonyms, taking away power from banks and governments, and it is not controlled by a central authority.
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Washington's new guessing game: Secrecy about the project has left the main characters (Clinton hands and top Democrats) wondering what their pseudonyms are.
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SethBling notes in the video that the hack was a collaborative effort between him and several others, who all go by online pseudonyms.
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The trio took the original copies of charts and lab reports under Trump's name and some pseudonyms Trump apparently used, according to Bornstein.
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While he occasionally identifies the people he writes about, his insistence on omitting last names or creating pseudonyms is irritating in the extreme.
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For years, students have filed sexual assault complaints under pseudonyms, which allow them to seek justice without shame or fear of being targeted.
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That's because she worked for so many years as a novelist for hire, cranking out books for multiple children's series under various pseudonyms.
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Users post under pseudonyms, and iPhone users have the ability to send one another direct messages that are deleted once they are read.
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Most users post their comments under pseudonyms, but the website has been accused by authorities and individuals of allowing people to post fabricated allegations.
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None of the women lawyers in the other cases are using pseudonyms, Sanford said, but there are "special circumstances" in the Proskauer partner's litigation.
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"Pseudonyms can enable people to access information, social services, and gain entry to communities while maintaining safety," EFF's Jillian York and Dia Kayyali wrote.
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The egg gave interviews under various egg-related pseudonyms but we didn't know the name of the human who thought the whole thing up.
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The SEC advises to watch out for fake or exaggerated credentials, and writers who use pseudonyms to push multiple versions of the same story.
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But at practice on Tuesday, guys with pseudonyms like Carnage Asada, Abe Drinkin', Paul Funyun, Maulin' Brando, and Harm's Way were training for battle.
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Touchingly, a throwaway scrap of paper from 1964 reveals a list of pseudonyms the band gave each of themselves while on tour in Amsterdam.
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They'd later adopt pseudonyms—Harem, LTO, and A Levitas—as they released the solo EPs that'd later be collected in the compellingly confounding Compendium.
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In an early project, Hershman Leeson invented art critic pseudonyms and published reviews under their names that included positive references to her own work.
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In 2016, the Washington Post revealed that Trump used to call reporters using the pseudonyms "John Miller" and "John Barron" and brag about himself.
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Many chose to live in personal retirement and publish under male pseudonyms such as Currer Bell (Charlotte Brontë) and George Eliot (Mary Ann Evans).
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In early pulp science fiction, it was common for writers to sell their stories using pseudonyms, making their true identities almost impossible to discern.
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Multiple C.I.A. witnesses — testifying under pseudonyms or with first names only — have described an office culture at odds with the myth of the agency.
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The entries are also made using pseudonyms, so there's a certain degree of privacy, and no one person wields full authority over the ledger.
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Almost every journalist has met people like Mr. McLemore, sources who email you under pseudonyms with tips a little too good to be true.
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The two airmen, who filed lawsuit in December under the pseudonyms "Richard Roe" and "Victor Voe," were given discharge papers just days before Thanksgiving.
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After going through MBW's list of 903 artists, The Verge has learned that most of the artists on the list are pseudonyms for real musicians.
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Hamilton counter-punched, scribbling essay after essay under pseudonyms like "Anti-Defamer" and "A Plain Honest Man," which made him the nation's first Anonymous Commenter.
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It's me and four women spanning three generations — "Lena," 41; her two teenage daughters, "Tanya" and "Varvara"; and her mother, "Oksana Vladimirovna," 69 — all pseudonyms.
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A current student in the Rochester brain and cognitive sciences department, who is not part of the complaint, agrees that the pseudonyms are thin cover.
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In a response to the plaintiffs' request, filed Tuesday, Dartmouth argued that the unnamed plaintiffs "failed to overcome the high bar necessary" to use pseudonyms.
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Family situation: Married with three daughters [editors' note: She uses pseudonyms Big Sister, Lamp and Baby Zuzu when writing about the girls on her blog].
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When [Chet Faker] blew up, I had three other alter egos or pseudonyms, because my issue had always been that I had such versatile music.
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This group argues that pseudonyms and anonymity protect users from, for example, receiving death threats when they make a controversial comment on an online forum.
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He was so prolific, he said, that he sometimes used pseudonyms so that the pictures in a magazine would appear to be by different artists.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. Dutch producer and DJ Steve Mensink likes to record and release music under a variety of pseudonyms.
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In them, government bureaucrats with barely veiled pseudonyms refuse to listen to his warnings and fail to take aggressive measures to clean up the lake.
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She recommends criminalizing revenge porn, including online threats, in existing statutes against stalking and harassment, and making it easier for victims to sue under pseudonyms.
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She also wrote, churning out 10 books in one year, some of them under pseudonyms and some, because she was on staff, without extra pay.
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They used symbols (like the owl), adopted pseudonyms to avoid identification, and had complicated hierarchies like Novice, Minerval, and Illuminated Minerval that divided the ranks.
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We spoke to a few of them (using pseudonyms to protect their identities) about how and why they navigate their relationships without telling the whole truth.
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Evan Roth: As an undergraduate in the 2000s, I studied architecture while experimenting with code and making websites under pseudonyms back in the early Flash era.
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"When the adults are still speaking politics, there's a group of brave young people who refuse to sit behind their computers and use pseudonyms," she said.
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Onderdonk, a San Antonio native who died in 1922 at 40, moved to Manhattan while a teenager, and worked prolifically under pseudonyms to support his family.
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They used pseudonyms, Paul and Leto, in part because they had been alarmed by encounters with Russia while they were working at high levels of government.
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Meg tracks Jon down at the post office, and the two of them cast aside their pseudonyms and embark on a tentative, often very funny courtship.
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Interestingly this network also hosted 25 events, meaning it was not just a bunch of people in dark rooms posting under multiple pseudonyms and fake accounts.
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They have exchanged their routine lives as lawyers, engineering majors, radio broadcasters and merchants for one of ever-changing safe houses, encrypted messaging apps and pseudonyms.
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To provide just such an example, VICE recently talked to Dave and Grace, who are using pseudonyms, about their experiences with cancer, treatment, sex, and sexuality.
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One of his signatures was the elaborate diamond knot he used to restrain his victims, which earned him one of his pseudonyms, the Diamond Knot Killer.
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As is often the case with songwriters and indeed mainstream pop artists, some composers choose to work under their real names whilst some prefer to use pseudonyms.
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" A court document laying out the special counsel's allegations refer to Trump and his company, the Trump Organization, through the respective pseudonyms "Individual 1" and the "Company.
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In the end, according to a lawsuit Jane Doe and other aggrieved ACN investors filed under pseudonyms against now-president Trump last year, she received one check.
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However, she began writing true-crime stories a decade before—using male pseudonyms at her editors' insistence—and went on to write around two books each year.
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On Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat, you can have pseudonyms, or alternative handles, and it has allowed people to feel that they can play with their names.
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On Wednesday, Charisma News published a report in which five women, whose names were intentionally replaced with pseudonyms by the outlet, came forward with accusations about Crist.
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Motherboard has decided not to name the site or print the users' pseudonyms, as that information could be used by readers to more easily find illegal material.
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The authors Peter Boyle and Jamie Lindsay were actually pseudonyms for Peter Boghossian and James Lindsay, two skeptic, atheist, shitdisturbers with backgrounds in philosophy and mathematics, respectively.
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" Trump's love life, it seems, boasts more pseudonyms than Frank Abagnale Jr. Stormy Daniels's real name is Stephanie Clifford, but she was called Peggy Peterson, or "P.
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Former children's book editor Tui Sutherland has published numerous books under her own name as well as multiple pseudonyms, including Tamara Summers, Heather Williams and Rob Kidd.
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They went on retreats to technology-liberation summer camps, where they locked up their smartphones and traded their legal names for pseudonyms evoking berries and meteorological phenomena.
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Mr. Jones and Mr. Williams appear in court filings only as "Official A" and "Official B," but union officials have confirmed that the pseudonyms refer to them.
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"Miss Chenandler Bong, Regina Phalange and Ken Adams were all seen in the area," referring to pseudonyms the characters Chandler, Phoebe and Joey use in the show.
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For some, it's a fun hobby; for others, it's therapeutic — they might write under pseudonyms and use their stories to explore issues and problems they are facing.
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Some members of the group, she said, deflected accusations of harassment by noting that they had always published on social media under their own names, not pseudonyms.
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But the servers saw it for the gay prison that it truly was, and the fantasy pseudonyms only enhanced the brothel-like aura of this Hell's Kitchen eatery.
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Everyone in the group chat used pseudonyms and refrained from providing details that identified themselves, and Katz says he doesn't know if he ever communicated directly with Assange.
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The nature of some of the allegations is not "necessarily sufficient" to allow the plaintiffs to use pseudonyms, the school said, and asked the court to deny anonymity.
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Same-sex relations are criminalized in Iran, and LGBT activists in the country use Instagram to communicate with groups outside it, sometimes using pseudonyms to hide their identities.
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The CNN investigation showed yet another layer of protection for ISIS employs, insisting that operatives use pseudonyms, leaving them unable to give authorities their co-conspirators real names.
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As anyone who experimented with chat rooms in the early days of the dot-com era knows well, pseudonyms have long been an established element of online communication.
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WASHINGTON — For years, they have lurked in the web's dark corners, masking themselves with cartoon images and writing screeds about the demise of white culture under ominous pseudonyms.
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" The lawyers said they were asking the court to allow the plaintiffs to proceed using pseudonyms because of "serious and legitimate security concerns given the heated political environment.
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The director of "2016: Obama's America," a documentary highly critical of the 44th president, told me that some crew members worked under pseudonyms for fear of career reprisals.
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Under the pseudonyms Mike Sweets, Mike Miller and Brian Butler, they interacted for months with local officials and their partners, including longtime Gillum friend and lobbyist Adam Corey.
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The paintings, text and musical references then edited into a play structure, complete with chorus, in which she and her family appear under the guise of humorous pseudonyms.
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Both of these children (given pseudonyms here) are living in makeshift tents just south of the U.S.-Mexico border, a setting with no running water, toilets, or showers.
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All 10 went to jail, and all but one, who decided to cooperate with the committee, became unemployable until the 1960s, though some continued to write under pseudonyms.
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And when they sign up for services using their phone number, their real identity becomes known — trying to use online pseudonyms, for example, won't give a person any anonymity.
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And there's plenty of historical precedent for powerful politicians hiding behind names — from Carlos Danger back to Samuel Adams's 25 pseudonyms, including the super-metal name Vindex the Avenger.
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Management often gave incomplete or confusing explanations after an employee split with the company, but the pseudonyms made it difficult for remaining employees to find out what had happened.
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Online, white nationalists may use pseudonyms, VPNs, and other techniques to try to mask their identity out of fear of doxxing, or having their personal, sensitive information leaked online.
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Combining this data with my interviews of incels like Abe (all of whom I've quoted under pseudonyms) has helped me put together a rough picture of your ordinary incel.
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Keenly intelligent, relentlessly charming and assiduously opaque about his work, Mr. Akhmetshin sometimes referred to his contacts by pseudonyms and collected his salary in stacks of hundred-dollar bills.
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For their protection, none of the interviewees featured in the series state their full names; some of the undocumented individuals use pseudonyms and don't show their faces on camera.
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The workers - all those interviewed are identified by pseudonyms due to a fear of retribution - were put in touch with the Thomson Reuters Foundation by SPA and Harmony Home.
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Spanning 11 full-length novels, as well as works attributed to various pseudonyms and works in translation, Evenson's universe of psycho-cerebral horror maintains a consistently sating and reawakening pulse.
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According to their motion to use pseudonyms, Jane Doe 2 endured sexual assault and harassment by the professors and Jane Doe 3 was the victim of sexual misconduct and harassment.
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Investigators revealed at a press conference in Berlin Tuesday that the hacker, who used the online pseudonyms Orbit and G0d, had "acted alone" and that no third party was involved.
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Hard to tell, for Pessoa worked under the guises of more than 70 invented characters: not just pseudonyms, but more or less rounded figures, complete with biographies and even horoscopes.
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Mr. Choi, a shadowy figure with several pseudonyms, was believed by many to have exercised a Rasputin-like power over Ms. Park and to have used it to collect bribes.
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He used various pseudonyms (including Julian Marsh and Robert Wester), often using several at once to disguise his multiple roles as director, producer, writer, actor, cinematographer, and even camera operator.
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In 2006, she made a low-key re-emergence in a group called CirKus that also included, under pseudonyms, her husband and their older daughter, Tyson, billed as Lolita Moon.
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In a taped confession, the validity of which Keys contests, Keys admitted to sending a series of harassing emails under various pseudonyms taken from the TV show The X-Files.
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In recent years, the founder of the Base, who uses the names Norman Spear and Roman Wolf, both of which are pseudonyms, has stressed making the movement more kinetic offline.
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The rules adopted in late May require disclosure of all social media handles used over the prior five years by U.S. visa applicants, including ones under pseudonyms on 20 platforms.
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The lawyer said he believed Trump did not sign that document — which used pseudonyms for the parties involved — "so that he could later claim deniability" about the affair with Daniels.
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The ruling party slightly watered down its proposals, by removing from the bill rules that would require judges to reveal the names of social media accounts they use under pseudonyms.
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To prevent contact via social media, cheerleaders are required to block all NFL players — not just members of the Saints, but all 2,000 NFL players, even those who post under pseudonyms.
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She claims that her close friend ''Chuck'' — she uses pseudonyms for all her subjects — was shot in the head but also describes him in his hospital bed as covered in casts.
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Although it may not be useful for Hill, victims in California can file lawsuits using pseudonyms who disseminate their nude images without consent and demand a court order banning further distribution.
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Incognito in sunglasses and a newsboy cap, band frontman Joe Jonas kicks the video off by introducing himself as Thomas the driver (and he later takes on pseudonyms "Tom" and "Ricky").
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Despite the risks, she refused to relocate to the safety of government-controlled territory and, instead, continued to file on-the-ground dispatches under numerous pseudonyms to the press in Kiev.
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In New York a monthly event called Punderdome features jokesters with pseudonyms such as "Punder Enlightening", "Jargon Slayer" and "Words Nightmare" who compete over the course of four increasingly absurd rounds.
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Meanwhile, Kozinki's "Easy Rider Gag List," which he encouraged clerks to sign on to under pseudonyms, and included jokes about topics like anal sex, has been public since at least 2008.
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Each tool offers different ways for users to protect their privacy, from encouraging pseudonyms (which has pros and cons; see below) to restricting who can read your work to limiting comments.
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There's been his fruitful collaborations with Wuttke, Acid Jesus, and Sensorama, as well as his many solo projects released under a number of pseudonyms like Eight Miles High, and Soylent Green.
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And Charlotte remained independent for many years, publishing work under pseudonyms and through other means, generally finding some semblance of success in a world that was bent against her in gendered ways.
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Three other men, all under pseudonyms, allege Singer seduced them during parties at his Beverly Hills mansion in the late '90s — two when they were 17, and one when he was 15.
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Three other men, all under pseudonyms, alleged Singer seduced them during parties at his Beverly Hills mansion in the late '90s — two when they were 17, and one when he was 15.
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According to prosecutors, he left his job under acrimonious circumstances, and shortly thereafter began sending out angry emails under pseudonyms taken from the X-Files (Fox Mulder, Walter Skinner, and the Cancerman).
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The Independent was only able to ask the Academy for specific comment on Adam DeRito's case, as the other two cadets who reported sexual assault had used pseudonyms to protect their identity.
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Some jumped at the occasion to call these artists—most of whom were quickly attributed to composers operating under pseudonyms—"fake," though others pointed out the absurdity of classifying musicians that way.
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Eight of the women who found themselves in relationships with men who'd lied to them from the moment they met have come forward, mostly anonymously or under pseudonyms, to share their stories.
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August By Case, the first of 2017's records was his 20003th official release (including solo albums, pseudonyms and other groups), and all this leading up to his 60th birthday in October.
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On the witness stand, C.I.A. employees — who testified under pseudonyms or only first names — publicly acknowledged for the first time some of the hacking tools that had been developed by the agency.
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And on the fan-fiction forum An Archive of Our Own, where many people prefer to post stories under pseudonyms, members can be banned for revealing the legal names of another member.
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This was around the late 28s—before they had web forums—and I was on a couple music mailing lists where I'd ask questions about stuff like back catalogs or artist pseudonyms.
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Dr. He has not submitted his data, nor has he identified the children or parents, other than to provide first names for the twin girls, Lulu and Nana; these may be pseudonyms.
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Sean Duffy Biden praises Buttigieg for criticizing GOP attacks: 'That's a good man' MORE brought past pseudonyms of President Trump and Weiner into the conversation with the beginning of a bar joke.
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In a field that requires intimacy, the psychiatrists and their teams long used pseudonyms like Major Psych, Dr. Crocodile, Superman and Big Momma, and referred to patients by serial numbers, not names.
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The plaintiffs are identified by pseudonyms "because of sensitivities related to their work, the nature of the injuries and the concerns expressed by Canada relating to the same," according to the suit.
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The sisters, 18 and 20, have declined to publicly reveal their true identities — and have assumed the pseudonyms Reem and Rawan — out of fear that it would hurt them, Mr. Vidler said.
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The combination of pseudonyms, claims of top GOP endorsements, an ad-free model, and reluctance to share details about its operations makes it one of the most unique, and mysterious, partisan news operations.
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A German court ruled that Facebook's real name policy is illegal and that users must be allowed to sign up for the service under pseudonyms to comply with a decade-old privacy law.
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Unknowingly having chatted anonymously online for months (under the pseudonyms "Shopgirl" and "NY152") , the two develop an unlikely affection that doesn't manifest in real life until the very, very end of the story.
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The indictment accuses Clark, who allegedly went by the pseudonyms Variety Jones, Cimon, and Plural of Mongoose in his role as Silk Road's consigliere, of crimes ranging from narcotics trafficking to money laundering.
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Her editors insisted she use male pseudonyms to publish her pieces, so for 13 years, she published two 10,000-word articles per week under the names Arthur Stone, Chris Hansen, and Andy Stack.
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Such a process is fraught with pitfalls: many post on Twitter under pseudonyms, and it is entirely possible that the extent of their impact, like the impact of the 4chan community, is exaggerated.
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Axios has learned that the N.Y. Times' Amy Chozick uses pseudonyms to identify top Clinton aides in her memoir, "Chasing Hillary: Ten Years, Two Presidential Campaigns and One Intact Ceiling," out April 24.
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Judge Mugosa sentenced the two, who were referred to throughout the trial by the pseudonyms on their fake passports, Eduard V. Shirokov and Vladimir N. Popov, to 15 and 12 years in prison.
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Cohen used the same pseudonyms in a non-disclosure agreement between Broidy and the Playmate that he used in a similar agreement that involved Trump and Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford.
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Hubbard authored a total of 29 novels, including the ten-volume Mission Earth series, which was published almost entirely after his death, in addition to dozens of short stories under a variety of pseudonyms.
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The women, who are given pseudonyms in the lawsuit, accuse Kirk Nesset, a former English and creative writing professor at Allegheny College in Meadville, of harming them by possessing and trading their pornographic images.
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Four queer women from the North Caucasus also agreed to share their stories, via phone and video calls, on the condition that they are identified only by pseudonyms assigned to them by LGBTQ activists.
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The pair, who went by the pseudonyms Ty and Tisa Yiyara, fled Los Angeles in a recreational vehicle after rumors spread that a student had slept in their room during a school field trip.
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The contracts used in both cases used the now famous pseudonyms David Dennison and Peggy Peterson to disguise the true identities of the parties involved, according to the source who has seen both agreements.
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But then Tom died suddenly, in an accident, and, two years later, Michael met Ed. (All three names are pseudonyms.) For the first year, everything was great: Ed was handsome and charming and loving.
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In Detroit, Juan Atkins pioneered the practice of adopting a slew of pseudonyms like Model 500, Infiniti, and Channel One to reflect different aspects of his musical personality, while still cloaking his true identity.
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Some of the companies — and internet users — balked at tightened enforcement of rules requiring users of social media platforms to provide their real identities to the companies (although they may still use online pseudonyms).
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Though Trumbo and others were able to get their scripts produced by using pseudonyms or "fronts" (non-blacklisted writers who provided their own names as aliases), they couldn't receive proper credit for their work.
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Twitter requires a phone number to enable two-factor (even if the token isn't ultimately delivered over SMS), which raises real concerns for activists publishing under pseudonyms, who may be the target of government reprisals.
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Justin told me he'd been considering giving me a gift for weeks, and finally decided to go through with it after reading an article I'd written about how people use pseudonyms to explore their identities.
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People introduced themselves under plausible pseudonyms, their wedding rings subtly slipped off at the door, ready for a night's worth of easily won intimacy—temporary relief from the slow oppressions of routine, work and home.
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Using pseudonyms like "Asesino" and "Juan Brujo," and donning masks in photographs to protect their felonious identities, Brujeria's very existence seemed criminal, their Spanish-language music frightfully inscrutable to a significant majority of American listeners.
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But even though it's an enormous platform with millions of readers, authors frequently publish under pseudonyms to protect their identities because of the complex issue of queer censorship and Chinese laws against profiting from pornography.
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A spokeswoman for the hospital, the University of California San Diego Health, said there had been miscommunication over how to identify patients under evaluation, to whom the hospital had assigned pseudonyms to protect their privacy.
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In the opposition hotbed of Tachira state, volunteer doctors work at demonstrations in civilian clothing and use pseudonyms to avoid being arrested or targeted by pro-government groups who see them as supporting Maduro's foes.
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Conner faked his death during his first brush with success, and later exhibited under pseudonyms, including Dennis Hopper (his friend), Justin Kase, and Emily Feather, whose gossamer inkblots, suggesting tantric drawings by fairies, mesmerize here.
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Under those pseudonyms, Dear's been making the kind of propulsive, stark, skeletal house and techno that's custom built for dancefloors stuffed to the brim with lithe bodies—one nation under a groove an' all that.
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Another YouTube griefer I spoke to over email was Zcs (both griefers chose to use pseudonyms) of Pursuit of Gamers, who was also inspired by Team Avolition and has griefed with them in the past.
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It's been like this since the pair met some 16 years ago, when Mosshart and Hince gave each other now-discarded pseudonyms over drinks—Alison was VV; Jamie was Hotel—and christened their band The Kills.
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Political junkies will enjoy deciphering her various pseudonyms for Clinton staffers, history junkies will find a valuable first-person account of an extraordinary campaign, media junkies will devour the backstage antics of the traveling press corps.
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The Justice Department filed court papers late Tuesday dropping its appeal of a court order that required federal officials to allow the two women, referred to using the pseudonyms Jane Poe and Jane Roe, to get abortions.
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Cipriani claims that Hanson insisted he take the $20123 million anyway, and that Hanson brought up Cipriani's wife, a Brazilian model and actress named Greice Santo—a big deal, considering the two men were still using pseudonyms.
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Unlike those protests, when leaders like Joshua Wong became globally recognized names, frontline activists like Ah Lung are deliberately staying under the radar, using pseudonyms and appearing at protests with their faces obscured by masks and sunglasses.
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Later, as Iran began to develop its own tools, researchers noted that Iranian agents would place hacker pseudonyms in source code or claim credit for defacing websites — not the secure, quiet, unattributable hacking used by most nations.
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They're painted by 13 self-taught artisan-artists, some with Kung Fu-inspired pseudonyms: Joe Mensah, Leonardo, Death is Wonder, Alex Nkrumah Boateng, D.A. Jasper, Stoger, Bright Obeng, Gilbert Forson, Samuel, Dan Nyenkumah, Africatta, Babs, and Muslim.
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She eventually learned that a few factories along the Swiss-French border, many in towns and cities still home to prestigious brands today, were responsible for creating large numbers of counterfeits using various pseudonyms for the watchmakers.
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This means those using pseudonyms to protect their identities while posting about human rights violations in repressive regimes and are flagged by members of those regimes may face consequences for breaking the rule, while others go unnoticed.
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Every few weeks, the writer, Jake Halpern spends hours with the families in their homes in New England (we have deliberately kept their locations secret and given the families pseudonyms for privacy reasons), reporting out their experiences.
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In particular, the lawsuit argues, forcing people from authoritarian countries to disclose the pseudonyms they use to discuss politically sensitive matters could endanger them by creating a risk that the information gets back to their own governments.
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These are disciplinary measures against judges questioning legitimacy of their peers appointed by the new panel, and a part of the bill that forced judges to reveal the names of social media accounts they use under pseudonyms.
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Now ranging in age from eighteen to twenty-four, the three producers have cycled through countless individual pseudonyms, SoundCloud pages, and project names over the years; as of this writing, they've yet to reveal their real names.
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The case's lead police investigator, Wan Azirul Nizam Che Wan Aziz, has referred to the suspects only by their pseudonyms during the trial and said that authorities did not have enough information to trace and arrest them.
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They cheered at the final reveal of Simon's secret pen pal (the other closeted gay kid in his school — the two chat under pseudonyms and don't know each other's identities) and at a teacher standing up against bullies.
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The patients, given the pseudonyms "A" and "B," respectively, said that even as they saw Iscove as a father figure, he slowly coerced them into entering a sexual relationship with him throughout the course of their therapy sessions.
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"It's enlightening to watch some of our most masterly literary portraitists restore the warts and wardrobes, the motivations and machinations to those whose stories have been stripped down to surnames or pseudonyms," Monica Youn writes in her review.
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And though I am aware that job discrimination is a real problem that causes many people to whitewash their résumés and adopt pseudonyms, the idea that people of color and immigrants 'must' assimilate for others' comfort is infuriating.
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The agreement that was supposed to cover up the alleged Broidy/Bechard affair employs the same pseudonyms, "David Dennison" and "Peggy Peterson," that were used to hide the identities of the principals in agreement between Daniels and Trump.
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The workers (five out of six declined to use their real names due to privacy concerns, and are identified by first name pseudonyms) showed VICE documentation of their grievances, including a letter they gave to management in October.
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Mr. Desmond takes the reader inside a landlord networking meeting, where Sherrena (most names in the book are pseudonyms), an African-American fourth-grade teacher turned full-time landlord, extols the moneymaking opportunities in the city's most blighted neighborhoods.
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Some of the posts Miguel reviews are on Facebook, where he says bullying and hate speech are more common; others are on Instagram, where users can post under pseudonyms, and tend to share more violence, nudity, and sexual activity.
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The 28 year old singer also appears on Drugdealer's full-length The End of Comedy; it's the new, and most solid record from Michael Collins, who's recorded during the past decade as Salvia Plath, Run DMT, and various other psychedelic pseudonyms.
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But the ruling ultimately found that the individual's views on gun control did not fall under an exception made for "matters of a sensitive and highly personal matter," which could allow for the use of pseudonyms to protect the individual's privacy.
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In 2013, he funded the Jeremy Morris-led Truth North Idaho which sent emails under pseudonyms asking candidates for city council about their positions on reproductive rights and public prayer, then posting their responses, out of context, on the group's website.
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The officials, using pseudonyms, described how Francis "Cadillac Frank" Salemme left Atlanta where he had been living in the Witness Security Program and later was arrested at a Connecticut hotel after club owner Steven DiSarro&aposs remains were found in 2016.
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The 28 year old singer also appears on Drugdealer's full-length The End of Comedy; it's the new, and most solid record from Michael Collins, who's recorded during the past decade as Salvia Plath, Run DMT, and various other psychedelic pseudonyms.
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He's compared the music industry to a parasite, and has routinely denied credit for the records he's worked on, meaning that his work has been credited to pseudonyms such "Li'l Weed" or "Buck Naked," and even his deceased cat Fluss.
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Every time and place gets the sex scandal it deserves, and in the early years of the second decade of the 21st century, New York got Anthony D. Weiner and his comic porn pseudonyms, a scandal that didn't involve actual sex.
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Sevier (who goes by several different pseudonyms including Mark Sevier, Chris Severe, or a combination of the two), is most famous for trying to marry a computer in protest of gay marriage and suing Apple for his own porn addiction.
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Even the most famous writerly pseudonyms did not remain secret for long: At first people wondered who George Eliot might be, but after a few years it was an open secret that he was really a woman, Mary Ann Evans.
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According to the Journal, in the settlement agreement, Cohen even used the same pseudonyms for Broidy and the former Playboy model as he used in the nondisclosure agreement between Trump and porn actress Stormy Daniels: David Dennison and Peggy Peterson.
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On social media and messaging platforms, though, Ms. Madani was Abou Junaid, or Abou Soulayman, using various Arabic pseudonyms to pose as a fearless Islamic State fighter who had returned from Syria to recruit young men for attacks in France.
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The ruling, by Judge John A. Ross of the United States District Court in the Eastern District of Missouri, noted that plaintiffs in cases involving accusations of rape, child sexual abuse and other sensitive matters have been allowed to use pseudonyms.
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"Many people use pseudonyms on social media so that they can speak anonymously about sensitive or controversial issues, and so that they can shield themselves or their families or associates from possible reprisals by state or private actors," the plaintiffs wrote.
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A dubious character with a checkered background and multiple pseudonyms, the elder Choi had by that point established a cult-like Christian sect known as the Church of Eternal Life, calling himself a pastor and claiming he could heal people.
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In a daring move, Douglas publicly announced that Trumbo was the writer of the screenplay — until that time, blacklisted artists were forced to use pseudonyms — and on February 3, 1960, President John F. Kennedy crossed picket lines in order to see the film.
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The former Air Force psychologists, to whom the Senate report gave the pseudonyms Grayson Swigert and Hammond Dunbar, "had never participated in a real-world interrogation" before their CIA contracts, the report claims, but nonetheless approached the CIA with plans of their own.
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Soon after the woman was discharged, the CDC notified her that her test results were mislabeled due to pseudonyms used for privacy reasons, and she, in fact, tested positive for the virus, according to a local health official with knowledge of the case.
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On the more experiential end of the spectrum, I salute "Eye of My Heart," the 2009 anthology of grandparenting essays by 27 women, some with familiar names (Roxana Robinson, Susan Shreve, Beverly Lowry), some less known, a couple taking refuge in pseudonyms. (Mr.
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Determining the exact number of books he wrote is not so easily done, however: He was a ghostwriter for many, and many others were published under a variety of pseudonyms, including Webb Beech, Edmund O. Scholefield, Allison Mitchell and Blakely St. James.
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The 18 plaintiffs all filed under Jane Doe pseudonyms — except Rachael Denhollander, who told the IndyStar in 2016 that Nassar allegedly sexually assaulted her, massaging her breasts and penetrating her with his fingers, as she received treatment for back pain at the age of 15.
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She may not have the budget to pay a $1,500 rental fee for a fluorescent lit community center with a kids-can't-dance attitude, but she does have a roster of private studios with pseudonyms and the unwavering young underground to back her up.
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The duo, who asked to use the pseudonyms Kwon and Ahn to protect their own safety, discovered the chat groups, which were hosted on the encrypted Telegram messaging app, in the summer of 2019, as part of an assignment to investigate online sexual crimes.
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The lawsuit, filed by the two airmen under the pseudonyms "Richard Roe" and "Victor Voe," claim the Pentagon is discriminating against service members with HIV through a long-standing Department of Defense rule that says they can't deploy outside the US without a waiver.
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The author notes that it's possible commenters could use pseudonyms that misgender them, however, three of the sites included in the study use Facebook-powered comments with (mostly) real names, and all three of these sites echoed the gender differences found in the pseudonymous sites.
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To protect them from potential retaliation, both from their employers and from Facebook users, I agreed to use pseudonyms for everyone named in this story except Cognizant's vice president of operations for business process services, Bob Duncan, and Facebook's director of global partner vendor management, Mark Davidson.
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At trial, prosecutors said that the defacement had been just one part of a much longer campaign of harassment directed at Tribune Company, one that included threatening emails (from pseudonyms taken from various X-Files characters) sent to both staffers and to a mailing list of viewers.
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They also found that users on Reddit were more likely to open up about sensitive topics, and since both Reddit and Instagram allow anonymous profiles or pseudonyms, it makes sense that people on those platforms are more comfortable discussing topics such as depression and mental health.
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It seemed like that was all going to change Wednesday, when the woman, who has gone by the pseudonyms "Katie Johnson" and "Jane Doe," was set to appear at a press conference at the law offices of Lisa Bloom, a high-profile civil rights attorney and TV commentator.
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Pitts, who went by the pseudonyms Abdur Raheem Rafeeq and Salah ad-Deen Osama Waleed, came under FBI scrutiny on the basis of a tip that led federal investigators to review his social media postings, determining that Pitts was "threatening violence against the United States," the agency said.
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After accusations that Spotify was commissioning music from "fake" artists to populate its ambient, activity-oriented playlists, the New York Times reported that many of the composers—all of whom were real artists using pseudonyms—were clients of Epidemic Sound, which provides cheap background music for video content.
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" From Chozick's Author's Note: "I changed some names and identifying details, and gave lots of people pseudonyms, sometimes to protect the innocent but usually to protect the story — I think having to remember the names of dozens of political operatives who all essentially perform the same purpose is boring.
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David, Laura, and Robert — all of whom spoke to BuzzFeed News on the condition that pseudonyms be used instead of their real names — are some of the hundreds of thousands of Americans now facing an uncertain new reality as the coronavirus pandemic deepens and their support networks are disrupted.
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Specifically it reckons blockchain technology could play a role by, for instance, being combined with the use of "trustworthy electronic identification, authentication and verified pseudonyms" to preserve the integrity of content and validate "information and/or its sources, enable transparency and traceability, and promote trust in news displayed on the Internet".
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For a time, the radio was Prince's, through his own formidable work and that of the bevy of acts he gifted golden tracks—singles and albums written and produced by the legend under pseudonyms—as well as a host of imitators who found the mutant funk-rock of the Revolution irresistible.
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He had been developing Detroit's new electronic sound since 1981: first, with Rik Davis, in the electro duo Cybotron, and after, under pseudonyms such as Model 500 and Channel One for his own label, Metroplex (initiating techno's ethos of aliases, of independence from the traditional music industry and of complete creative control).
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Two operatives using the pseudonyms Alexander Petrov and Ruslan Boshirov traveled from a budget hotel in East London on the morning of Sunday, March 4, to the scenic town of Salisbury, approached the doorway of Sergei Skripal — a Russian former double agent — and sprayed the contents of the perfume bottle on the door handle.
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Here's what Elliott wants Google to hand over, according to his lawsuit: Plaintiff will know, through initial discovery, the names, email addresses, pseudonyms and/or "Internet handles" used by Jane Doe Defendants to create the List, enter information into the List, circulate the List, and otherwise publish information in the List or publicize the List.
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A couple of his teammates had heard about the situation, and when they shared the story they made up pseudonyms because they didn't know the real names of those involved: Word on the street was, one of the kids in the group, DT, had gotten into an argument with a kid nicknamed Eazy over a girl.
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They followed it up with Unanticipated, a live record that saw the band tour in secret, using a series of pseudonyms to avoid attention while playing in gas stations and at open mics, recording all of those sets, and then turning it into a live album that captured the experience of them wreaking havoc across the country.
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" (Lest anyone miss the ban on naturalism, one poster for the salons showed a Perseus-like hero holding up the severed head of Zola.) Female artists were ostensibly excluded, "following Magical law," although at least five women exhibited under pseudonyms—among them the poet and novelist Judith Gautier, who contributed a relief sculpture entitled "Kundry, Rose of Hell.
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