They're taking, you know, they're siphoning off our welfare system.
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"Citizens were siphoning fuel out of their boats," he said.
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Siphoning Twitter rage over the straws created a revenue stream.
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Some strategists see Bloomberg siphoning off Biden supporters, helping Sanders.
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But with both candidates siphoning votes, McIntosh said Trump could lose.
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But siphoning off those healthier consumers seemed to hurt the market overall.
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And he has been siphoning his political domination from government union activity.
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Even siphoning off small amounts for saving and investment teaches you discipline.
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That may be siphoning some healthy people out of the ACA's exchanges.
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With healthy people siphoning themselves off, premiums for the sick would soar.
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He began siphoning Cook's funds into his personal accounts beginning in 2004.
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He ends up siphoning money from Macha, but the plan goes south.
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That brought jobs, but it also began siphoning a lot of water.
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Johnson's candidacy could end up siphoning away support from the Republican candidate.
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Critics say he is effectively siphoning off votes from Biden or Buttigieg.
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Of course, the wealthy could still resent "welfare" recipients siphoning away their cash.
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Astor of proper care; the father was later convicted of siphoning off millions.
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They say the hotel is siphoning business from local convention centers and hotels.
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Neighbors have suspected others of siphoning fuel, or wasting it on their boats.
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Others have balked at the prospect of siphoning money away from military projects.
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One of the sentries sported a length of petrol-siphoning hose as a hatband.
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That move kept Ron Paul from siphoning delegates away from Romney on the floor.
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By the mid-1990s, though, the internet was siphoning classified business away from newspapers.
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Mr. Schwartz also admitted in January to siphoning about $2 million from other clients.
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The siphoning of wealth that had long defined Ukrainian politics soon reached grotesque levels.
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China already does a good enough job of siphoning off our higher-paying jobs.
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Sanders's gains on Biden aren't solely a function of Sanders siphoning support from Biden, though.
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Other bugs allowed for the covert siphoning of private user data from a target device.
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At the same time, Gurlitt made money siphoning off countless works for his own collection.
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The proximity worried him; he was already paranoid that townspeople were siphoning off his water.
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Lau said workers began siphoning water away from the dam before Olivia reached the islands.
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They have a way of lingering — and constantly siphoning away resources needed for higher priorities.
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The malware is often spread by email and infects computers, silently siphoning off banking logins.
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The experts can't often find examples of VP picks really siphoning votes away from the nominee.
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You're not connecting to an unfamiliar Wi-Fi network that somebody could be siphoning data from.
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Meanwhile, a thriving black market in foreign exchange helps the siphoning of ill-gotten wealth abroad.
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But it could also destabilize Obamacare by siphoning out younger and healthier Americans from the exchanges.
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However, it could also destabilize Obamacare by siphoning off younger and healthier Americans from the exchanges.
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However, it could also destabilize Obamacare by siphoning out younger and healthier Americans from the exchanges.
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One by one, they infiltrate the Parks&apos home, siphoning off the wealthy family&aposs riches.
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Which makes the siphoning of pornographic income away from performers and towards data scientists especially problematic.
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Does siphoning 22018th-century women artists into their own book and exhibition really do them justice?
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If true, would potentially mean that Manafort was siphoning off money donated to Trump's Super PAC.
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Were the hackers siphoning off data for the 11 days took Facebook to fix the problem?
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There was already resentment that the Spanish government was siphoning too much of the region's wealth.
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He's unlikely to win the primary, but he's a potential spoiler, siphoning votes from Mr. Biden.
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They take their state aid with them, siphoning off $295 million a year from the district.
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Gove announced Thursday that he'd run for prime minister and immediately began siphoning away Johnson's support.
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PBMs, CEOs argued during the hearing, are siphoning an ever-larger share of the savings for themselves.
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Being a black hole, V404 Cygni is feeding off of a companion star, slowly siphoning its material.
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Among other things, the Combine wreak havoc on Earth's ecosystem, siphoning its oceans and killing its animals.
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Among other things, the Combine wreak havoc on Earth's ecosystem, siphoning its oceans and killing its animals.
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He argues that immigrants are siphoning billions in welfare payments, committing crimes and snatching jobs from Americans.
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The lawsuit accuses the Sacklers of siphoning billions of dollars in profits from Purdue to enrich themselves.
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Just make sure Ted Cruz hasn't been siphoning gas out of your campaign bus while you weren't looking.
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The first is by siphoning off money (ranging from one cent to ten cents) while they play games.
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In other parts of the world, the ocean behaves more like an AC unit, siphoning extra temperature away.
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Siphoning implies that someone is taking something to which they have no right, such as someone else's gasoline.
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They are buried in the fur of mammals, siphoning off juices from roots underground and floating through air.
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A patch for the vulnerability was issued in March, two months before Equifax said hackers began siphoning data.
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The conservative think tank favors cuts to benefits and siphoning money from payroll taxes into individual investment accounts.
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Yes, to many Americans, it's a money-grabbing ogre siphoning hard-earned cash to the faceless federal bureaucracy.
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Sure, you don't have to clean a fish tank, scrubbing algae from the glass and siphoning polluted pebbles.
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Moscow has accused Minsk of siphoning off transit oil and gas in the past, accusations Belarus has denied.
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In Scotland, it is the Scottish National Party, not the Conservative Party, that is siphoning off Labour support.
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And Uber is worsening the MTA crisis, siphoning income away from public transit by subsidizing its passenger fares.
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This year, a Green Party candidate could make the ballot, potentially siphoning away a critical percentage of votes.
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It is unclear how much revenue the pirate distributors are siphoning away from Apple and legitimate app makers.
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"We had some problems with them when they were teenagers — we caught them siphoning gas," Ms. Ronning said.
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The enthusiasm around Perot was blamed for siphoning off Republican votes from Bush and giving the presidency to Clinton.
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Cyberattacks that compromise political campaign funding — whether by siphoning off money or cutting off donations — present a growing threat.
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"Siphoning federal funds intended to benefit the people of Puerto Rico to creditors would be simply unacceptable," it continues.
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Out with the Nazis, the corporate elites siphoning the dregs off the middle class, the racists and the sexists.
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In the last year, they made more than 12,000 illegal taps, siphoning around 56,000 barrels of fuel a day.
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Mr Najib stood accused of siphoning off hundreds of millions of dollars through an elaborate series of fraudulent transactions.
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Putin said the risks of unsanctioned gas siphoning by Kiev had increased because of expectations of a cold winter.
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Rutte tacked further to the right in this election, attempting to hold on to voters Wilders was siphoning off.
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"We feel the national security services are very much involved in the siphoning off of oil money," said Clapham.
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J Bryan seemed to not understand how a NIT, or, more broadly, a piece of information-siphoning malware works.
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Lasers and magnetic fields carefully braked and steered the atoms, siphoning off energy as they bound together into molecules.
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Najib ruled Malaysia for nearly 10 years and is accused of siphoning millions of dollars from the country's coffers.
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The debt for this ziggurat has piled high and requires siphoning off of money intended for schools and hospitals.
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Skinner said Warren can expand her appeal beyond siphoning liberal voters from Sanders and other candidates on the left.
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Verma has long argued Medicaid expansion is siphoning away resources from the most vulnerable patients covered by the program.
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Najib has been accused of siphoning money from the investment fund after $681 million was transferred into his accounts.
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The decline in global oil prices has, however, also meant less money is available for siphoning by venal officials.
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But this argument ignores the potential opportunity costs of siphoning off these resources from more urgent and achievable purposes.
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However, U.S. authorities accused Low of siphoning billions of dollars from the fund and leveraging the cash to pay bribes.
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The new pipeline of shows and movies will help Disney battle technology companies siphoning audiences away from traditional TV networks.
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The independent candidate is siphoning votes away from Trump in a state that is Republican as any in the nation.
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While it's also aimed at keeping California from siphoning off the state's best collegiate athletes, it takes a different approach.
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They are vacuums, siphoning away valuable political capital, and, perhaps in this instance, the most crucial commodity of all: time.
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Siphoning of funds, according to Indian regulations, relates to a company using bank loans for purposes unrelated to its operations.
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And if something is going on out there in these suburban districts that is siphoning votes away from the Republicans.
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The aim is stop North Korea from obtaining hard currency from siphoning off money that goes to the workers globally.
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With oil prices high, Russia has been steadily siphoning revenues from its major export into the National Wealth Fund (NWF).
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China has stepped up military drills around Taiwan and squeezed Taiwan's international space, siphoning off its few remaining diplomatic allies.
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At the time, military officers were siphoning off the salaries of recruits who did not exist, known as ghost soldiers.
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With this outsized political heft, Hezbollah obstructs the Lebanese government, preventing it from siphoning away its followers through competing initiatives.
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Omar Bongo was accused of siphoning off a huge fortune for himself and his family from the country's oil profits.
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The agency also accused Fulati Qiuwaer of siphoning off confiscated funds and seeking payments from people involved in court cases.
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Some credit the former president's win in Arizona that year to third-party candidate Ross Perot siphoning votes from Dole.
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In Kabul and other major cities, Islamic State recruiters are siphoning disenfranchised and educated youth from universities, American officials said.
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Cars and vehicles stuck up at improbable angles, many of them missing fuel caps — probably from scavengers siphoning off fuel.
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General Manager Brian Cashman has focused on deepening the Yankees' pool of talent, not siphoning from it to win today.
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Amy Klobuchar also siphoning votes away from the moderate candidates and Bloomberg waiting to make his mark on Super Tuesday.
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The campaign this week suggested Biden, Amy Klobuchar and Buttigieg are only siphoning votes away from Bloomberg and enabling Sanders.
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The siphoning of this wealth into its military budget could accelerate its missile delivery capabilities at an even faster pace.
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He accused the three countries of running black markets by siphoning everything from copper to food before selling the items.
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I'm siphoning the big, intense feelings into gestures, instead of feeling like I need to be so overt about them.
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The gas in the building was shut off by Consolidated Edison in April because the deli had been illegally siphoning fuel.
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Seven months had passed between Consolidated Edison's discovery of the unauthorized siphoning of gas there and the blast in March 2015.
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By siphoning off a user's session cookie, it sends a malicious link to an Android adware app over a chat message.
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Kiev authorities took over PrivatBank in December 2016 and accused Kolomoisky of fraudulently siphoning out millions of dollars during his ownership.
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Giving it has no obvious negative health effects—though the long-term consequences of repeated siphoning have not been fully studied.
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The right-wing Alternative for Germany (AfD), which has embraced tough anti-immigrant rhetoric, is siphoning supporters from the bigger parties.
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He's going to tap into all that data without much more ado than if he were siphoning electricity from a Tesla.
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In 2006 and 2009, Russia temporarily halted its gas transit via Ukraine, alleging that Kiev was "siphoning" gas meant for Europe.
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These hirers might be willing to pay high prices to advertise their job listings on Facebook, siphoning revenue away from LinkedIn.
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Politico has a story this AM quoting state level Democrats on how OFA has "weakened" the DNC by siphoning off resources.
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In 2007, at least 45 people were killed in Lagos when fuel they were siphoning from a buried pipeline caught fire.
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In recent years, those appeals were fueled by grievances that Spain was siphoning off the wealth of the prosperous northeastern region.
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The case involves the illegal siphoning of millions of dollars in public money to fund his party's political campaigns in 2016.
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Instead of siphoning off money, behavioral ads boost publishers' bottom lines by providing their advertisers with more expensive, higher-value opportunities.
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At my local lunch spot, Detour Deli, a neighbor was siphoning gas from his battered sedan to run the deli's refrigerator.
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In recent years, Chinese nation-state hackers have breached insurers like Anthem and federal agencies, siphoning detailed personal and medical information.
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But her current quest to return to the elite level of tennis is siphoning off her accounts in a steady drip.
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The hack carried on for months, and at its height the data spiked by 106,032,045%, siphoning off a whopping 4.6 gigabytes.
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Regulators also worry about these plans siphoning off healthy individuals from the A.C.A. marketplaces, leading to higher premiums for Obamacare policies.
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In Mexico, Rosario Robles, a former minister, was jailed last month while under investigation regarding the siphoning off of some $250m.
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The upfront price tag for the package continues to be $200 billion, paid for by siphoning funds from other federal agencies.
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By siphoning off that revenue, Mr. Trump would make it impossible to reduce the tax rate as far as Republicans wish.
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Turkey is siphoning off an ever-growing share of the Tigris and Euphrates to feed its growing population in a warming climate.
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The rebellion was, at first, tolerated, but now it's siphoning power from the geothermal plant and the cannery is without enough workers.
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As first reported in November, these packaged development tools were siphoning data from users including their names, gender identifications, and email addresses.
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They can signal the existence of firms more adept at siphoning wealth off than creating it, such as those that exploit monopolies.
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The plates then transfer heat from inside the acoustic chambers to the heatsink attached on the other side, siphoning the heat away.
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In 2006 and 2009, Russia temporarily halted its gas transit via Ukraine on the grounds Kiev was "siphoning" gas meant for Europe.
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We broke the story ... prosecutors say Tessiero was using Marc's Amex card and siphoning funds from the singer's bank account for years.
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It is not uncommon for them to spend months inside a company, siphoning off information and setting up so-called back doors.
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Does Schadt worry that his competitors will start offering screens for less and less serious diseases, potentially siphoning off this valuable datastream?
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Dollar Tree — The discount retailer has countersued Dollar Express, accusing it of siphoning off funds and withholding payment for goods and services.
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Despite decades of evidence suggesting that it doesn't work, D.A.R.E. is still around, still siphoning off millions of dollars of taxpayers' money.
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Duarte is in jail awaiting trial on allegations of involvement with organized crime and siphoning off millions of dollars during his tenure.
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The impending expected escalation of government debt will also undoubtedly encourage many attempts at siphoning off carbon tax revenues for other uses.
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"The Korea Swimming Federation (KSF) is suspected of forging documents and siphoning off expenses, South Korea's culture ministry said," writes the BBC.
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Capturing carbon would mean bolting on another unit, siphoning off power, increasing costs, and reducing natural gas plant efficiency to 48 percent.
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But their promise of community masks a whole other layer of control — an organizing, siphoning, coercive force with its own private purposes.
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As Montana Republicans know all too well, Libertarians here have a history of siphoning enough votes to hand statewide races to Democrats.
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The ballots themselves will include opposition candidates who lost in primaries, confusing voters and likely siphoning votes away from the real candidates.
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Harris will look to capitalize on her gains in the weeks to come, particularly when it comes to siphoning off Biden supporters.
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Though fuel cannot be pumped, siphoning from vehicles, authorised by martial law, keeps most prisons, police stations and hospitals running for another week.
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We are intent on making sure the Iranian regime stops siphoning its hard currency reserves into corrupt investments and the hands of terrorists.
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Trump's win has shaken these markets, with their equities and currencies sliding on the spectre of higher U.S. interest rates siphoning money away.
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And yes, a serious third-party conservative challenge to Republicans would help Democrats in the short term, by siphoning off votes from Republicans.
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Mark Zuckerberg's social network, which is under intense scrutiny for amplifying fake news, has been siphoning off advertising revenue from traditional news outlets.
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The maximum height of a siphon is usually thought to be defined by the atmospheric pressure of wherever you happen to be siphoning.
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People familiar with Google's investigation tell the Post that Google discovered the Russian ad buys on its platforms by siphoning data from Twitter.
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The top platforms and content providers in digital media have come together for greater good of siphoning money from traditional television ad buying.
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They can signal the existence of firms more adept at siphoning wealth off than creating it afresh, such as those that exploit monopolies.
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Many of the more serious charges, including bribery and siphoning money from bond issues, were dismissed last year on statute of limitations grounds.
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But he said Mr. Kasich was siphoning votes from him and called on the Republican National Committee to urge him to drop out.
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He is the former prime minister of Ukraine, where he was accused of siphoning hundreds of millions of dollars for his personal use.
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Who or what is siphoning off trillions of healthcare dollars that we need to get medical care when and where we need it?
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" When asked if he is worried about siphoning votes away from Democrats, Schultz told CBS, "I want to see the American people win.
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It's brutally effective and miserably dull, siphoning off stylistic diversity—Dallas is now considered iconoclastic simply by leaning on a power run game.
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Last week Russian President Vladimir Putin warned German Chancellor Angela Merkel of the risk of Ukraine siphoning off Russian gas destined for Europe.
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The Cruz campaign believes Kasich is playing the spoiler by siphoning votes away and keeping the anti-Trump movement from coalescing behind Cruz.
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Japanese prosecutors accused Ghosn last week of siphoning off $5 million in payments made by Nissan (NSANF) to a dealer that he controlled.
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More commonly referred to as patent trolls, they are siphoning $1.5 billion from the economy every week with their baseless patent-infringement lawsuits.
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"Venezuela has a longstanding tradition of taking over people's Bitcoin miners and essentially siphoning any type of value that comes from it," he said.
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Xiaomi has also attempted to move upmarket and raise the price of its flagship devices, while siphoning off its cheaper models into sub-brands.
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To meet its highly subsidized domestic needs, PDVSA is said to have been siphoning off crude from cash-paying joint ventures with foreign firms.
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America's Justice Department has accused him and his stepson, among others, of siphoning money out of 1MDB through an elaborate series of fraudulent transactions.
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Washington hoped the move would prevent President Nicolas Maduros administration from siphoning off funds from the oil company to maintain his grip on power.
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Today, Bengalis may speak Assamese and celebrate local festivals like Bihu, but many Assamese nationalists see them as outsiders siphoning off limited local resources.
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In 1968, George Wallace ran as an independent, siphoning off votes primarily from Democrats in both North and South, and carrying five Southern states.
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It helps you grow even more disgusted, in case the thought of a mosquito siphoning up your insides through a straw wasn't gross enough.
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Washington hoped the move would prevent President Nicolas Maduro's administration from siphoning off funds from the oil company to maintain his grip on power.
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The bulk of its manufacturing still takes place in China, although there are indications it's gradually siphoning its supply chain away from the country.
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And it's not even the fun kind of big tech, which serves me photos of cute animals and loved ones while siphoning my data.
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It has paid the Kim regime generous dividends as an effective coercive instrument in siphoning economic concessions and brewing security tensions in the region.
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It's the other, more expensive bets like those on self-driving cars and bike and scooter rentals that are siphoning off the excess revenue.
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This siphoning of centrist votes has created an unusual ruling coalition comprised of Merkel's CDU, the libertarian-esque FDP, and the environmentally-conscious Greens.
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Through the 1990s, the district encompassed most of the Queen City, before redistricting efforts resulted in the 12th district siphoning off the city core.
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With debt payments siphoning off cash every year, Toys "R" Us could not properly invest in its worn-out suburban stores or outdated website.
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Did he in fact get rich simply by siphoning off funds from Leslie Wexner, who recently accused him of misappropriating "vast sums of money"?
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The Kavli HUMAN project intends to track 10,2000 New Yorkers living in around 210,240 households via a data-siphoning smartphone app and physical evaluations.
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That could mean siphoning them away from their civilian jobs where they may already be helping their communities to counter the virus, said Friedrichs.
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A few months ago, a bug bounty submission alerted the company that apps were siphoning data from up to 9.5 million of its users.
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Investors were siphoning a little bit of money at that time but the level of trading activity has soared over the past two days.
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With the race entering the crucial fall period, other candidates, including Ms. Warren and Andrew Yang, have begun siphoning off some of his support.
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Mr. Trump has cast companies that make goods in China and other foreign countries as economic pariahs, siphoning off jobs better left at home.
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Last month, Yameen spent more than a month in police custody over a graft scandal aimed at siphoning money from the islands' tourism board.
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This siphoning has become a gush with the growth of tech and other businesses whose assets are mostly intangible, and thus easier to move.
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The state of play: These Democrats want to prevent the coffee king from siphoning anti-Trump votes and perhaps unintentionally helping re-elect President Trump.
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"Siphoning funding from real disasters to pay for a crisis manufactured by the president is wholly unacceptable and the American people won't fall for it."
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Crundwell had been siphoning city funds into her own bank account through a series of bogus bank accounts—on average, about $5 million per year.
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And over this landscape the grim specter of the smartphone loomed, ever siphoning away the hours and dollars of Nintendo's erstwhile superfans… What to do?
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The state of play: These Democrats want to prevent the coffee king from siphoning anti-Trump votes, and perhaps unintentionally helping re-elect President Trump.
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Twice a week, he sat for an hour in a Grifols Biomat centre, as an apheresis machine whirled, siphoning the plasma out of his blood.
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She tweeted that the government "must do much more to prevent companies siphoning off money to the detriment of suppliers, workers and the British taxpayer".
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She was guaranteed well-funded, well-organized opposition from teachers unions, who see vouchers as siphoning money away from public schools and into private hands.
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Prosecutors had demanded a three year-prison term, accusing him of siphoning off millions of euros from the company even as its financial situation worsened.
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But, if there was a third-party ticket siphoning off, say 15 to 20% of the national vote, Trump's path to reelection becomes more plausible.
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The complaint said the company was "illegally siphoning off" at least $147 million of investor money and alleges the number could actually approach $200 million.
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People constantly rip original indie content from subscription sites and post it on "free" platforms like PornHub, siphoning money out of performers' and producers' pockets.
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New Jersey Transit has also had to divert billions of dollars from its capital budget to pay for operating costs, siphoning money from future improvements.
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A financier friend of Mr. Riza, Jho Low, is believed to have helped arrange the illegal siphoning of 1MDB money, according to the Malaysian authorities.
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She'd been siphoning funds from the business to pay down her property tax debt and couldn't afford to keep both the business and her home.
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Some strategists see Bloomberg siphoning off Biden supporters, helping Sanders, and he could become more high-profile nationally after his big Superbowl ad buy Sunday.
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In another corner of Alphabet's world, hundreds of Chrome extensions were caught siphoning data from people who installed them, part of a sprawling adware scheme.
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Some people even fear that this may be siphoning — or, at least, splintering — donations that would have gone to more traditional aid organizations and charities.
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These policies, however, could destabilize Obamacare by siphoning out younger and healthier Americans who don't need the comprehensive coverage offered in Affordable Care Act plans.
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That has prompted questions about whether U.S. farmers can actually accommodate the increased demand, without siphoning sales away from other export markets they already have.
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" Murtaugh refuted the allegations reported by the Daily Mail, telling them: "The suggestion that he is siphoning off a percentage of donations is a lie.
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They'll need to duke it out over raising the debt ceiling soon, too, siphoning vital days and weeks away from work on their actual priorities.
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Ireland, like the Benelux countries, faces criticism from bigger EU states that they are siphoning off tax revenues and the bloc's governments are negotiating reforms.
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While you sit at your computer logging into seemingly secure websites, the malware modifies pages before they load, siphoning away your credentials and your account balance.
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Farak admitted that she'd been using drugs brought into the lab for criminal cases, siphoning small portions of powered drugs and replacing them with baking powder.
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Even fewer back the official Socialist candidate, Benoît Hamon, in part because a yet more left-wing figure, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, is siphoning away his voters.
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"Social media and video games prey on user addiction, siphoning our kids' attention from the real world and extracting profits from fostering compulsive habits," Hawley said.
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Some officials have been accused of siphoning money from its programs, or of using expired vaccines, and some vaccination plans have had difficulty targeting vulnerable populations.
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In 2018, for instance, newspaper reports alleged that China had been siphoning off sensitive data from computer networks at the African Union's headquarters in Addis Ababa.
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In May, Texas voted to close a $2.5bn revenue shortfall by siphoning $1bn from its rainy-day fund and delaying a payment to its highway fund.
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Last week, the Washington Post published the results of one experiment that showed thousands of trackers siphoning data off the iPhone of technology columnist Geoffrey Fowler.
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The D.A. in charge of Taquari Hatch's case has refused to file charges against him -- despite cops busting him for allegedly siphoning $361,000 from Boosie's account.
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In other words, its able to track you the same way other entities can, by siphoning out all the data that could identify you as you.
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The EFCC has a poor record of securing convictions; but a single treasury account has been introduced to try to stop civil servants siphoning off cash.
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In addition, Mr. Quiros was accused of siphoning off $503 million for his personal use, which included buying a luxury condominium in Trump Place New York.
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My waterproof jacket, which had been quietly trickling water down my back, is now siphoning rain into my two layers of jerseys; my shoes are sopping.
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Their sabotage strategy is working — they're siphoning off healthy people from state insurance pools, creating tumult in the market and are sending premiums through the roof.
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At the same time, human-rights groups accused the hedge funds of siphoning money out of the country that could have gone to hospitals and schools.
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Kelli Ward (R) was originally the only candidate running from the right, but new polling shows Arpaio close to McSally while siphoning off Ward's conservative supporters.
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Biden beat Sanders by even wider margins in both states than Sanders had faced four years ago, even with Bloomberg siphoning off votes in the center.
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This "slippery, greenish fish blends with the seascape", then latches on to its prey, "siphoning off its blood through its multiple orifices", Mr Faligot writes evocatively.
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The company's algorithms and policies, critics say, have helped foster the rise of misinformation and polarization, not to mention siphoning ad dollars away from news companies.
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The government had approached the National Company Law Tribunal to appoint directors on the board of Unitech citing mismanagement and siphoning of funds by the management.
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From the beginning, those in charge of the fund were allegedly siphoning off cash for themselves and allies, misappropriating more than $22016 billion in 2700 alone.
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CIEL carries the last remnants of humankind, intent on destroying the Earth below by siphoning off anything of value through "invisible technological umbilical cords" called Skylines.
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That's made corporate buyback trades ripe for being picked off by high-speed firms, effectively siphoning millions of dollars from the companies, market participants have said.
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Recently, the Lakers point guard Lonzo Ball sued a family friend, accusing him of siphoning $25 million from an apparel company Mr. Ball's father had started.
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Audi and Mercedes had splashy car reveals last week in Las Vegas at CES, the tech show that has been siphoning attention away from Detroit for years.
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The judge previously threw out many of the most serious charges, including siphoning money from city and school district bond issues, because of the statue of limitations.
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This could be because people are siphoning water for agriculture, draining swamps, and leveeing rivers, but more research will have to be done to say for sure.
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The Senate has not voted, but Democrats there also refuse to tie any CHIP extension to higher Medicare premiums or siphoning money from the public health fund.
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It said Google (GOOGL) has been stealing the lyrics of some songs for the past few years, thus breaking Genius' terms of service and siphoning off traffic.
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Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson on Wednesday rebutted the premise his candidacy would ensure a Democratic victory for Hillary Clinton by siphoning votes from Republican Donald Trump.
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He said research and campaign postmortems have shown that a third-party candidate is not a factor in siphoning away votes from a similar major-party candidate.
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China has suspended a regular dialogue mechanism with Taiwan, stepped up military drills around the island and boosted diplomatic pressure by siphoning off its remaining diplomatic allies.
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Siphoning off the wages of many is apparently not as sexy as a story about the copy room guy using the company laptop for office gambling pools.
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FINANCIAL CRIMES come in all shapes and sizes, from politicians siphoning off state wealth and officials taking bungs to terrorists buying arms and gangs laundering drug profits.
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Others are 'elite' in name only, siphoning expensive participation fees from parents of kids with little hope of making the high school varsity, let alone the pros.
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The AfD played on the public's angst that refugees, some 70 percent of whom are Muslims, are overrunning Germany, siphoning away housing, resources and jobs from Germans.
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Prosecutors have accused Shkreli of lying to investors in the hedge fund and siphoning millions of dollars in assets from biopharmaceutical company Retrophin Inc to repay them.
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Barrow's government accuses Jammeh of committing fraud on a massive scale during his 22-year rule, including siphoning off tens of millions of dollars in public money.
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Najib was expected to be charged in court on Thursday for corruption related to the siphoning of funds from scandal-linked state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).
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As likely as not, their winning will be at least partially the result of Irving siphoning off too much of the Cleveland offense in his own direction.
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In her case, news broke in mid-January of Morissette's manager admitting to siphoning about £215 million out of her account between January 220 and January 213.
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With his technology fund and Fortress under one roof, Mr. Son concluded that SoftBank could create an asset management firm capable of siphoning business from industry heavyweights.
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He proposes siphoning off: 10% of the military budget — approximately $60 billion per year — to a new domestic infrastructure force called the Legion of Builders and Destroyers.
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So siphoning some of the more than $60 billion in advertising money that's now directed toward TV and bringing it to Watch has become a central goal.
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The attorneys general for Maryland and the District of Columbia have asserted that the Trump hotel is unfairly siphoning off business and damaging competitors in their jurisdictions.
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For example, imagine a co-worker comes to you with a shocking piece of news: He suspects that your boss has been siphoning money from the company.
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Last year, many people were duped by a fake Amazon deals app that installed malware on Android phones, ferreting out personal information and siphoning it to the developer.
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Many, experts fear, may be forced into a life on the streets, where women in the trade have been historically brutalized by men bent on siphoning their profits.
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But when Houston kept connecting in the third while siphoning off the interior scoring of Griffin and Drummond, who totaled 25 first-half points, the hosts seized control.
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SOEs had tried such schemes in the 213s and 21990s, but the government stopped them, fearing that senior executives were siphoning off state assets, much like Russia's oligarchs.
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It's one of the great examples of big time mainstream pop siphoning spirit from more indie and less blockbuster pop realms; the likes of The Weeknd or Lorde.
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Oganesyan is accused of arranging a sweetheart deal with a subcontractor for display screens to be used in the stadium, and siphoning out the money through shell companies.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin warned Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday of the risk of Ukraine siphoning off Russian gas destined for Europe, the Kremlin said.
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The cost of politics has rocketed, he adds: office is auctioned to the highest bidder, repaid by siphoning public money and bribes from contractors, developers and organised crime.
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The con: The plans don't have to cover people with pre-existing conditions or certain health services, and could drive up ObamaCare premiums by siphoning off healthy people.
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The court also issued notices to founders Singh brothers, who are under probe by the market regulator for allegedly siphoning funds from the hospital operator, the report said.
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American prosecutors have accused him of siphoning off $21871 million from the fund and spending it on luxuries like a $21891 million pink diamond necklace for his wife.
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In another, she is accused of siphoning money from a nonprofit she ran to pay her mortgage, take vacations and shop at Victoria's Secret, according to the indictment.
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Even Mr. Ramaphosa's deputy, David Mabuza, has been accused of enriching himself and cultivating patronage by siphoning funds from education budgets while serving as a provincial education minister.
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Investors were blunt about HNA's role in the company's troubles, according to people at the meeting - including accusations that it was siphoning off cash, which the conglomerate denies.
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And there is some concern over whether it is siphoning funds from more established aid organizations like American Red Cross, which counted $503 million in contributions in 2015.
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The Public Theater, which opened its first show in the 1960s, claims that the Public hotel is essentially siphoning off its business by riding on its theatrical coattails.
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Critics warn the steps will further destabilize wobbly Obamacare markets by siphoning off younger and healthier customers, who are more likely to favor cheaper plans that cover less.
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A write-in candidate could bring down Moore's support — if not quite splitting the vote, then at least siphoning off enough voters to push Jones over the edge.
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In this very real scenario, the PR agency has now charged the startup for two months of retainers, totaling $40,000, while siphoning a few thousand dollars to the contributor.
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Breakaway, with about 300 employees, accused Berkshire and Applied of "siphoning" premiums through a web of illegal shell companies, with diverted premiums going to unlicensed out-of-state insurers.
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Worries that Chinese drones could be covertly siphoning data and relaying it back to Chinese intelligence agencies, either directly or by way of Chinese manufacturers, have circulated for years.
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Futagogo has been siphoning their users to Twitter since their accounts were taken down in 2017, and noticed a surge in new followers since Tumblr announced the new rules.
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Public polling puts him in a distant third, and some conservatives in the state have expressed frustration that he is nothing more than a spoiler, siphoning votes from Ward.
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This period of overlap came to an end, Orloff claims, when he discovered Earn was siphoning off potential Pillars clients to send to other rehabs using the Pillars website.
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It's a parasitic relationship in which the dead star slowly feeds off its living counterpart, siphoning matter away and occasionally flaring up in stellar outbursts known as dwarf novae.
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Brothers of Italy is on around 5 percent in the polls but hopes to boost this number by siphoning away disaffected Berlusconi stalwarts and thereby broaden its voter base.
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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - Police arrested the wife of former Honduran President Porfirio Lobo on Wednesday on corruption charges including siphoning funds from social works programs for the poor, officials said.
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When the investigation began last year, Italian media reported that Palombella and Nardella were suspected of siphoning off money into an Italian bank and using it for personal expenses.
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Private debt investors, including private equity firms and business development companies (BDCs), are filling the void, siphoning liquidity to leveraged borrowers in the absence of traditional sources of debt.
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The Trump administration is making it easier for Americans to sign up for these policies, which many experts say will weaken Obamacare by siphoning off younger and healthier enrollees.
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The goods were seized as part of the investigation into the sprawling scandal related to 1MDB, from which Najib and others are accused of siphoning off billions of dollars.
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Nor could he have anticipated that the climactic third debate would fall on the same night as the concert, obviously siphoning off a good part of the potential audience.
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Unlocking the potential of eye tracking technology Most of us think of website hacks as illicit activities aimed at siphoning critical information or disrupting the business of website owners.
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It's December 26 and Christmas is over, so if you have any leftover elves siphoning off your holiday cheer, these bad boys will scare them off in a hurry.
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Those separatist passions rose in recent years as Catalans complained that Madrid was unfairly siphoning off their wealth and denying them the right to choose their own political destiny.
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Stock traders are accused of siphoning $60 billion from state coffers of European countries through "cum-ex trading," a monetary maneuver that purportedly avoids double taxation of investment profits.
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North Korea's hackers have been accused of carrying out some of the most audacious cyberattacks of the past few years, from siphoning millions of dollars to stealing state secrets.
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The influx of vehicles has raised concerns about street congestion, working conditions for drivers, the decimation of the yellow cab industry and the siphoning of riders from public transit.
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It has pulled off audacious attacks around the globe, from leaking and destroying Sony Pictures' data to siphoning of tens of millions of dollars from banks in Poland and Bangladesh.
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American Vandal is one of the most gripping shows on television, siphoning the tension of a tightly edited true crime series into the frenetic spirit of bro-y scatological humor.
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But Rubio is holding onto his pledged delegates, which benefits Cruz, and he's asked states to remove his name from primary ballots to avoid siphoning off the anti-Trump vote.
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It immediately assumes that, in order to keep a potential love interest's attention, I've got to play a little game that involves siphoning out information about myself, drip by drip.
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In January, U.S. President Donald Trump's administration imposed sweeping sanctions on PDVSA intended to prevent Maduro's government from siphoning funds from the oil company to maintain his grip on power.
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Why it matters: The IPOs come as some analysts fear that the growth of ride-hailing is siphoning riders from more climate-friendly mass-transit options and adding to congestion.
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A different warning has also emerged in conservative media: Health care could become a political quagmire, siphoning energy from more promising endeavors such as tax reform to boost economic growth.
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Few Republicans have any appetite to deal with Trump's financial entanglements, his vast conflicts of interest, or his now-routine siphoning of federal funds to his private properties and resorts.
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Six properties were searched in total in relation to reopened probe into the 1MDB scandal, the state investment vehicle from which Najib is accused of siphoning off billions of dollars.
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"A better bus terminal matters, but we have already had decades of siphoning off airport money to fund other projects, which has left New York area airports behind their competitors."
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She is also accused of illegally siphoning money from a nonprofit she ran, Coney Island Generation Gap, to pay personal expenses, including her mortgage and shopping trips to Victoria's Secret.
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Criminal organizations, sometimes in collaboration with corrupt workers from the state-run oil company, Pemex, were siphoning gasoline and diesel fuel from pipelines and from within refineries and storage installations.
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New York State's attorney general sued the Sackler family, which controls the OxyContin maker Purdue Pharma, yesterday, accusing it of siphoning money from the drugmaker and erasing a paper trail.
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"The illegals are siphoning off the passengers before they can walk a block west to our stop," said Hector Ricketts, the president of the Commuter Van Association of New York.
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Amy Klobuchar, delivered a strong debate performance before the New Hampshire primary and turned in a surprising third place finish in the state, possibly siphoning votes from the former mayor.
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"The fact that these moves are happening on these days when the stock market is dropping shows you it's not just siphoning profits, it is a reactionary move," Austin said.
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You have, on the hardware side, the concern that if your 5g systems are full of Huawei routers, bad things can happen in terms of shutdowns and siphoning of data.
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He has put welfare programs at the center of his economic policy, cutting out intermediaries in the distribution process that he said were siphoning off money intended for the poor.
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Jumpshot was engaged on a one-time basis to generate a report of anonymized, high-level trend data which validated other estimates of Google's siphoning of traffic from the web.
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Mediator Google and Facebook continue to gobble up the digital advertising market, siphoning away revenue that once paid for the quality journalism that Google and Facebook now offer for free.
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A look at the policy priorities of any religious right advocacy group reveals a litany of proposals aimed at siphoning public money to religious institutions, with no accountability or oversight.
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Since siphoning out several gallons of water every couple weeks is a giant hassle, especially in small dwellings, the EcoQube offers a self-sustainable alternative to a typical fish tank.
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Though Green Party candidate Jill Stein is not on the ballot here, third party candidates like Libertarian Gary Johnson are siphoning some of the support away from the two major candidates.
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As such, siphoning Moonves' severance package and putting it towards initiatives that actively work on eroding many of these systemic problems is arguably a valid and productive use of this money.
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"My concern is that what you end up doing is siphoning away resources that should go to the public safety threats," said John Sandweg, who preceded Saldaña as acting ICE director.
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Companies in every corner of the world are finding that they can make smarter, more strategic and more cost-effective decisions by diving into analytics reports and siphoning off valuable insights.
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The goods were seized as part of an investigation into a sprawling scandal related to 1MDB, a state investment vehicle from which Najib is accused of siphoning off billions of dollars.
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Cäcilie died in November 2018 — according to The Guardian, she accused Babette and her children of "siphoning" $112 million from a company foundation, but the family denied all accusations of wrongdoing.
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In all, the pair of authoritative money trackers explained just how large Manafort's alleged foreign bank-account scheme was and how much he's accused of siphoning secretly into luxe purchases. 3.
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Tasked with growing that lucrative segment — and siphoning off even more from the $1 trillion that business travelers spend every year — is Ronnie Gurion, the general manager of Uber for Business.
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Social media is still "mostly marketing" at this point, according to Cordella — and yet other execs are adding weight to social media by suggesting it is siphoning away younger media consumers.
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Advocates for the charges contend that the ride-hailing cars should pay for using public streets and resources, contributing to gridlock and pollution, and siphoning passengers and fares from public transit.
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Under the departing president, Petro O. Poroshenko, the Ukrainian government had nationalized a bank co-owned by Mr. Kolomoisky and accused him of siphoning off millions of dollars in fraudulent loans.
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The charges announced on Monday relate to a Malaysian state investment fund called 1Malaysia Development Berhad, or 1MDB, from which officials and employees are suspected of siphoning money into personal accounts.
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Will she press forward, siphoning away significant socialist/progressive votes and delegates from Sanders, slowing him enough to enable Bloomberg or Biden to stay within sight of, if not overtake, Sanders?
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"By siphoning off healthy individuals, these junk plans could cannibalize the insurance exchanges," said Topher Spiro, a vice president of the Center for American Progress, a liberal research and advocacy group.
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"Eight to 10 Conservative seats are in play ... because the People's Party is siphoning off 5% or 6% of the support" in those districts, pollster Nik Nanos of Nanos Research said.
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They are also curious whether the parasite might be siphoning some of its energy from its host, and whether it will still behave normally when deprived of oxygen in the lab.
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The survey also showed a clear disadvantage for Biden's campaign in the form of Bloomberg, whose presence in the race appears to be primarily siphoning votes from the former vice president.
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But according to Balderas, Google has been siphoning off children's data, including their physical location and their personal contact lists, as the company's educational tools become more prevalent in the classroom.
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The opposition has criticized the new line, however, accusing Kenyatta's ruling Jubilee Party of inflating the cost and siphoning off public funds, a common accusation in a country where corruption is rife.
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"Social media and video games prey on user addiction, siphoning our kids' attention from the real world and extracting profits from fostering compulsive habits," Hawley said in a statement on his website.
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TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - A Honduran court convicted the wife of former President Porfirio Lobo on graft charges, including siphoning funds from programs designed to help poor children, a judicial official said on Tuesday.
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The Obama administration has been siphoning money dedicated to other health issues to provide stopgap funding for Zika efforts but said on Wednesday that most will be gone in the coming weeks.
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It accused him of forging signatures, using the family name to take out unauthorised loans, and siphoning profits to his own firms in the Cayman Islands and elsewhere (he denied the accusations).
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Proponents imagine a future where coastlines from the Carolinas to Maine are lined with thousands of turbines, siphoning energy out of fierce north Atlantic winds and delivering carbon-free power to millions.
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White House national security adviser John Bolton said the sanctions on PDVSA were intended to prevent Maduro's government from siphoning off funds from the oil company to maintain his grip on power.
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Investors in a residential mortgage-backed securities trust have filed a proposed class action against HSBC Bank USA, accusing it of siphoning off money from the trust for its own legal costs.
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Critics also contend the state has a history of raising money from gas or vehicle taxes and siphoning the money away to fund programs unrelated to roads, bridges or other transportation needs.
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And just a few months ago, he revealed a list of dozens of apps that were sneakily siphoning off their users' tracking data to data monetization firms without their users' explicit consent.
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Health-care experts say the short-term plans pose a risk of siphoning healthy people away from ObamaCare plans, leading to an increase in premiums for those remaining in the ObamaCare plans.
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"The impact of corruption and siphoning of funds meant for the facilitation of our sportsmen and women has a negative impact on their ability to perform optimally," Haji said in a statement.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel accused Hamas militants on Tuesday of siphoning off U.N. aid meant for Palestinian civilians, its second allegation this month of misuse of international relief funds in the Gaza Strip.
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By siphoning off centrist voters, it would leave the Republican Party and the Democratic Party competing for the remaining disaffected citizens by moving further to the extremes, further deepening our dire polarization.
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The immediate cause of Mr. Seehofer's intransigence is the rising popularity in Bavaria of the populist Alternative for Germany party, which has been siphoning off C.S.U. voters by hammering anti-immigrant positions.
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Despite Facebook's claims to the contrary, everyone involved in the Cambridge Analytica data-siphoning incident did not give his or her "consent" — at least not in any meaningful sense of the word.
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The "list" price, the "wholesale acquisition cost" (whatever that is), the price before discounts and rebates to middlemen (who are these people, and why are they siphoning off money paid for drugs?).
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Lloyds announced the deadline for its 100 million-pound ($130 million) compensation scheme in April after six people were jailed in February for a scam that involved siphoning money from struggling businesses.
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Prosecutors say she spent years siphoning the money from her charity, Motivations Education & Consultation Associates, which was created to "serve the mentally ill and drug-addicted poor," in order to enrich herself.
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The new government has accused Jammeh of massive fraud including siphoning off public money during his 22-year rule that ended in election defeat and disgraced exile in Equatorial Guinea in January.
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Despite well-documented concern about illegal passport sales, money-laundering and the siphoning of public funds by middlemen and government officials, the economic citizenship initiative has continued for close to a decade.
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Business listings are also plagued by hijackers, who have often used the "suggest an edit" feature on legitimate Google Maps listings to add their own 800-numbers, siphoning off callers looking for help.
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For example, America's Department of Justice never accused Najib Razak, the prime minister, of "siphoning" off funds, nor has Mr Najib ever suggested that the funds were a "gift from an unnamed admirer".
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The guy, Kevin Lee Co, reportedly pulled an Office Space at Holt—a heavy machinery company where he worked—by slowly siphoning off money with fake credit card transactions, the Washington Post reports.
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The most successful Green Party nominee ever, Ralph Nader in 2000, won less than 3 percent—and was blamed for costing Al Gore the election by siphoning key votes in razor-tight Florida.
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Malaysia Prime Minister Najib Razak, who founded and is the chair of 1MDB, was accused of siphoning money from the investment fund recently after RM2.6 billion ($681 million) was transferred into his accounts.
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The relationship between media groups and Google has long been strained, with the tech group's power over consumers sparking mistrust about the gradual closing of access and siphoning of revenues from the industry.
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Escobar slips through the city in the trunk of a taxicab, as he reorganizes his business, picks up available cash and identifies the enemies who have been siphoning money while he's been gone.
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The goods were seized as part of the investigation into the sprawling scandal related to 1MDB, a state investment vehicle from which Najib and others are accused of siphoning off billions of dollars.
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It's four distinct attacks, in fact, though all of them use a similar technique, and all are capable of siphoning a stream of potentially sensitive data from a computer's CPU to an attacker.
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The sad reality in Nigeria today is that a corrupt, unpatriotic elite — military, ex-military men, and civilian and religious acolytes — has run Nigeria's economy aground by siphoning and mismanaging Nigeria's oil wealth.
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Javier Duarte, who until last year governed the Gulf coast state of Veracruz for President Enrique Pena Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), is suspected of siphoning off millions of dollars during his tenure.
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Several states are siphoning money intended for welfare programs to fund "crisis pregnancy centers," which are known for trying to dupe women out of seeking abortions by using misleading or completely false information.
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Here's a look: The Malaysian authorities have indicted 17 Goldman Sachs executives on allegations that they played roles in siphoning off about $2.7 billion of the $6.5 billion raised for the 1MDB fund.
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Effectively, it prevents third-party candidates from becoming "spoilers" by siphoning a decisive number of votes from one of the major-party contenders, resulting in a winner that a majority of voters oppose.
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Kurz, 33, has emerged largely unscathed from the scandal, even siphoning off voters from the FPO as further allegations surfaced last week over lavish and possibly fraudulent expenses Strache claimed from the party.
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Harrow's specialty is working with bones and skeletons, but we also meet necromancers who work by siphoning souls out of the living, and others who study the liminal spaces between life and death.
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N.F.L. executives argued that the outsize interest in November's election was responsible for siphoning away viewers, but the ratings, down 12 percent during the election season, were still down 5 percent after it.
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The Obama administration had limited short-term individual plans to just three months without the option of renewal, in part to prevent the plans from siphoning off healthy people from the exchange markets.
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Back in Puerto Rico, Martinez Rivera said her family still doesn't have running water or electricity; they've been siphoning water from an unoccupied house next door via a hose through the kitchen window.
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Several construction companies essentially formed a cartel that decided which firms would get inflated contracts from state oil company Petrobras, siphoning billions of dollars for kickbacks to company officials, politicians and other government officials.
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The order refers to alleged siphoning of funds and unspecified financial irregularities at Jet Airways, which was once India's largest private airline, but did not include details on the allegations or name any individuals.
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Thieves tap into pipelines and are currently siphoning off the equivalent of around one-fifth of total national gasoline consumption, about 22017,227 barrels per day (bpd) according to Reuters calculations based on official data.
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Grateful that we had decided back when we first bought the house — and knew we would want to make some updates — to start siphoning off some money into savings specifically for house-related things.
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The chips were "not much bigger than a grain of rice," reports Bloomberg, but able to subvert the hardware they're installed on, siphoning off data and letting in new code like a Trojan Horse.
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In the last few years, governments all over the world have purchased spyware designed to monitor targets' computer and cellphone communications, siphoning off emails, text messages, chats, calls, and more from the victims' devices.
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Scott's entrance in the race would mean Democratic outside organizations need to pump money into one of the nation's most expensive states, siphoning resources from other states on the already vast 2018 battleground map.
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There is something almost vampiric about this public siphoning of hurt, from the self-loathing of a suicidal young man to the devastating anguish of a woman who survived a childhood of sex slavery.
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Some 177 Danske Bank customers in Estonia, the report reveals, were Russian nationals previously identified as part of the "Russian Laundromat," a money laundering platform siphoning money out of Russia through a Moldovan intermediary.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Former Kenyan sports minister Hassan Wario was charged in court on Friday with abuse of office over the siphoning off of funds meant for athletes who competed in the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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He is widely suspected of siphoning millions of dollars from secret deals in which the Maldives sold islands to foreign companies that will one day turn the coral specks into high-end tourist resorts.
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I'm interested in this idea of siphoning off some of these expensive services that not a lot of people will use but are important to the people that do need them, like maternity coverage.
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She said one of the experts who gave a presentation handed out Octopus cards, Hong Kong's version of Oyster cards, along with protective sleeves that prevent thieves from siphoning money off the fare cards.
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The word at the party was that Fox had chosen to take the "high road" with the digital giants, despite the billions of dollars those companies have been siphoning away from the TV industry.
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And Nissan has accused him of siphoning millions of dollars from the auto company to pay for his yacht, buy houses and distribute cash to members of his family — all of which he denies.
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Reviewing those to make sure that they are meeting their intent and not siphoning job creation at the expense of whatever they were intended to do is something that should be ... welcomed by everybody.
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Many of the apps had been banned for a number of reasons, like siphoning off Facebook user profile data or making data public without protecting their identities, or other violations of the company's policies.
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Supporters of ObamaCare worry the order would undermine the health law by siphoning healthy people away from ObamaCare plans into the new association health plans, which do not have to follow the same rules.
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In July, a Singapore court jailed Yeo for 4-1/2 years for money laundering and cheating in a case linked to investigations into the siphoning of billions of dollars from Malaysian sovereign fund 1MDB.
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To the extent that huge companies get into blockchain, this could provide a ready outlet for dollars itching to be invested publicly in this technology — thus siphoning off investment that might go to start-ups.
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In the "drain the swamp" fever dream he channeled, the federal government acts like a tremendous leech on the country, siphoning off tax dollars from hard-working Americans to pay soulless, greedy bureaucrats excessive salaries.
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Plus, the planned changes would likely further destabilize the Affordable Care Act by siphoning younger and healthier consumers into less-expensive options, leaving sicker and older Americans in the exchanges and driving up their rates.
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The N.B.A. argued that the influx of young players would destroy the league, that the siphoning of talent from college basketball teams would destroy college basketball and would ruin the N.B.A.'s pool of talent.
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"Sempra's growth strategy relies on siphoning earnings and creditworthiness from its core California utilities and deploying that capital into various unrelated businesses with poor returns and results," they said in a presentation accompanying the letter.
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" Biden further fleshed out his education platform at the town hall, promoting free community college and slamming for-profit charter schools for "[siphoning] off money for our public schools, which are already in enough trouble.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A federal jury in Houston on Thursday found former Republican U.S. Representative Steve Stockman guilty of fraud and siphoning off hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds for his personal use.
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These monsters, seeking "variety" in a life already full of wealth and power, have been siphoning a man's blood for a risky high, a chance to peer into the Void, the realm of the Outsider.
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She and others in this group are fully capable of building bipartisan coalitions large enough to assert control over an issue and push legislation in one direction or another, siphoning some authority from the leadership.
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Intense pressure will now mount on other centrists like Klobuchar and former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg to wrap their campaigns to avoid siphoning delegates away from Biden in a way that bolsters Sanders.
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As smartphones have proliferated into every corner of our lives, many state law enforcement agencies in the US have bought devices for extracting phone passcodes and siphoning off data too, as a Motherboard investigation found.
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Both Mr. Steyer and Mr. Bloomberg said that, unlike Mr. Schultz, they would not consider a third-party run, which could risk helping Mr. Trump win re-election by siphoning votes from the Democratic candidate.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - At least 50 people were killed in Nigeria when fuel from a crashed truck that they were siphoning up caught fire, a spokesman for the governor in central Benue state said on Tuesday.
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He had come to see the drone program as an endless war whose short-term "successes" only sowed more hatred in the long term while siphoning resources to military contractors that profited from its perpetuation.
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"The iPhone X is so important to Apple because — for now at least — it seems to be siphoning demand from the iPhone 113 and 8 Plus models," said Jan Dawson, an analyst at Jackdaw Research.
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But the embrace by CAP has some anti-Trump activists complaining privately that the group is anathema to the anti-establishment fervor animating the resistance, and it is siphoning away resources from the new groups.
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For Google, those rival sites were siphoning people away from the open internet, where the search company — which created the internet's most valuable property by organizing the expanse of the World Wide Web — typically operates.
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Con Edison determined that the gas siphoning had been going on for more than six years, and demanded that the deli's owner, Marian Harper, pay $563,000 for the fuel that had been used over that time.
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The ringleader of a whiskey theft operation in Kentucky was sentenced to 15 years in prison Friday for his role in siphoning tens of thousands of dollars&apos worth of bourbon from a pair of distilleries.
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A senior Israeli security official on Thursday said Halabi, who has run the group's Gaza operations since 2010, had been under extended surveillance and had confessed to siphoning off some $7.2 million a year to Hamas.
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In a statement on its website, Tsinghua Unigroup said the project is part of China's efforts to build a world-leading chip industry, and it hopes it will create a siphoning effect to attract more development.
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Officials expect to finish siphoning fuel from the first barge by Tuesday and then begin emptying the capsized, second barge, said J.J. Plunkett, port agent for the Houston Pilots Association, which guides ships through the channel.
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Just as other industries are siphoning many of their most promising recruits, their longtime farm team, the Wall Street banks, have curbed their hedge fund-style trading, leaving hedge funds with fewer experienced bodies to poach.
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They can generate massive amounts of fake traffic and ad impressions by automatically clicking on websites and ads in large numbers, thereby siphoning off an estimated billions of dollars a year from the digital advertising industry.
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Social media, by siphoning off ad dollars, are the biggest threat to newspapers' revenue since Craigslist, which means that those outlets have much to gain if social media companies are broken up, regulated, or otherwise crippled.
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"They fell out because McDonald's thought that Mr Bakshi was involved in irregular siphoning activities, so they wanted him to go," said A.S. Chandiok, a lawyer representing Bakshi, who added that his client denied the allegations.
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Producing a second title and then a third and fourth that also engage users and do so profitably without siphoning too much traffic from previous games requires the right mix of product development and business smarts.
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The shop also hosts a kind of informal performance art work, as a shop attendant in safety goggles and gloves begins siphoning Flint water into branded bottles for sale as soon as visitors enter the gallery.
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Nishikant Dubey, a BJP lawmaker and a member of a parliamentary panel on the Aadhaar policy, said linking the card to welfare programs was the best way to check siphoning off funds meant for the poor.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The fact that investors are siphoning money out of stocks is not helping gold, with the safe-haven asset suffering as people wary of a global trade war flock to the U.S. dollar.
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They are accused of hiding profits and siphoning hundreds of millions of dollars from their company, Purdue Pharma, into personal offshore accounts while the business was under investigation for its role in stoking the opioid epidemic.
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They have long seen the liberal group -- which offers housing and other services, including voter registration, to the poor -- as a shady operation devoted to electing liberals and siphoning off taxpayer money for a permanent underclass.
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And Social Security is one of those things that's currently siphoning income from younger workers and giving it to older Americans who statistically need the money a lot less than the people providing it to them.
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So is the understanding, frequently articulated by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California, that impeachment proceedings would be a politically divisive Hail Mary that could harden Trump's support while siphoning off the energy driving Democratic voters.
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Mexico is in the midst of a gas crisis, with shortages in and around the capital, long lines at stations around the country and criminal gangs known as huachicoleros siphoning gasoline from pipelines to resell it.
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This depends on the ideological relationship among the three candidates and if this siphoning effect is large enough it can cause the candidate who may have won in a two-person race, to lose the election.
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A former senior finance official with the City University of New York was arrested on Friday and charged with embezzlement and fraud, accused of siphoning about $81,000 from student tuition accounts, federal and state investigators said.
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South Sudan's intelligence services have increasingly taken control of the state-owned Nile Petroleum Corporation, known as Nilepet, siphoning off money to finance the conflict and to enrich the political and ethnic elites, the commission said.
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Lopez Obrador closed six major pipelines where thieves and criminal gangs were siphoning off fuel worth billions of dollars as part of a plan launched in late December to tackle intensifying theft from state oil company Pemex.
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Because they could do little to change the state funding model or stem the siphoning of children to the ever-growing charter school network, the choice for the emergency managers was still centered on cuts and closures.
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It means that we're incompatible with learned helplessness and despair, because for all of our (many) flaws, ours is still essentially an industry of hope, and one which actually builds and contributes thing rather than siphoning value.
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Like, in some parallel universe, Dev could have ended up working in east London in sales or hospitality or banking, slipping on the relevant uniform in the morning and siphoning his energy into some other person's company.
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That announcement prompted criticism from Democrats, who worry that an independent, third candidate in the 2020 presidential race could effectively hand Trump a second term in office by siphoning off key votes from the eventual Democratic nominee.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenya's former sports minister will be charged in court in relation to the siphoning of funds meant for athletes who competed in the Olympics in Brazil two years ago, the chief prosecutor said on Saturday.
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TIKAMGARH, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Authorities in this drought-parched city in central India have deployed round-the-clock armed guards at a river-fed community reservoir to prevent farmers from siphoning the remaining water for irrigation.
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For one thing, it's not clear whether legal betting on popular sports would divert money from other forms of legal gambling like lotteries, or increase an overall pot of legal bets by siphoning money from illegal betting.
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But on Tuesday, Biden surged and the former New York mayor collapsed -- losing across the map while potentially helping Sanders and hurting Biden by siphoning off delegates that otherwise could have gone to the former vice president.
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His victory was likely a combination of eating up all of UKIP's support and siphoning off some Conservative voters who are disillusioned about (soon-to-be-departed) Prime Minister Theresa May and her party's handling of Brexit.
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"He also worked diligently with the legislature to raise the tobacco tax to fund education and to close corporate tax loopholes that were siphoning resources away from public safety, health care, education, and other priorities," she added.
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At the company's second production base in Thailand — the country with the most female inmates in the world — e-banking accounts are being developed for some prisoners and their relatives to minimize siphoning from wardens or companies.
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The official said Halabi, a Palestinian, had confessed to siphoning off some $7.2 million a year, about 60 percent of the World Vision's Gaza funding, to pay Hamas fighters, buy arms, pay for its activities and build fortifications.
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On Tuesday, an initial coin offering (ICO) of an Ethereum-based startup called CoinDash went south as hackers managed to change the wallet address on the project's web page, siphoning away more than $10 million worth of ether.
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Last month, TechCrunch reported that Facebook was distributing a data-siphoning VPN app to adults and teens that gave it near-complete access to their iPhone data in exchange for a mere $20 a month in gift cards.
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NYSE and Nasdaq have said the Bats proposal would risk undermining exchanges' closing auctions by siphoning orders away from the primary markets, resulting in distorted prices and a more fragmented market that would harm companies and their shareholders.
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Javier Duarte, who until 2016 governed the Gulf coast state of Veracruz for President Enrique Pena Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), has been accused by the opposition of siphoning off millions of dollars during his six-year tenure.
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It's usually people who are government officials, or work for the government obtaining documents, who are siphoning away official letterheads, licenses, or other documents people need for these kinds of crimes, and then divvying them out as needed.
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Nissan Motor shareholders ousted erstwhile boss Carlos Ghosn as a director on Monday, severing his last ties with the company he rescued from near-bankruptcy two decades ago and from which he is now accused of siphoning funds.
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The European Union took issue when Hamas was repeatedly caught siphoning off European fuel aid for military purposes and re-selling it to residents of Gaza at inflated prices in order to raise money for its armed wing.
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The court decision is one of the first instances in which authorities have acted on allegations of wrongdoing by three Gupta brothers, Ajay, Atul and Rajesh, who South Africa's anti-corruption watchdog accuses of siphoning off public funds.
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Abetted by the burgeoning credit market, building-and-loan financiers had been enticing depositors with the promise of homeownership while siphoning off money for themselves, a scheme that eventually failed, along with the stock and real-estate markets.
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Instead, we should move towards an outcomes-based accountability regime that prevents programs of study that are failing to produce results from siphoning off more taxpayer dollars and setting cohort after cohort of new students up for failure.
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While UML/AI software improves efficiency in many business areas by instantly siphoning through vast quantities of structured and unstructured data, the complexities of money laundering tradecraft means there can be no magic bullet for solving detection challenges.
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The investigation became public on Wednesday after the Vatican Insider, an online website affiliated with the Turin daily La Stampa, wrote that the two men were suspected of siphoning money from concert tours into an Italian bank account.
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Earlier, the head of the Southeast Asian country's anti-graft agency gave an explosive account of how witnesses disappeared and officers were purged and intimidated after they tried in 2015 to charge Najib for siphoning funds from 22012MDB.
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Their goal was to help him deflect efforts by American authorities to seize assets bought with money he was accused of siphoning from 1MDB, and to end the Justice Department investigation into his activities, according to the filings.
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And they say that it would prevent the top middle schools from simply siphoning off poor students who earn high test scores and grades, and would instead redistribute both high-performing and low-performing students among more schools.
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"Biden is potentially going to lose the first three states because Buttigieg and Klobuchar are siphoning off his votes, but there's a viral moment between Sanders and Warren so I guess no one cares," said one progressive strategist.
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Ride-hailing apps, like Uber and Lyft, are rapidly transforming transportation in New York, emerging as an existential threat to the taxi industry and siphoning passengers away from subways and buses, while raising concerns over worsening street congestion.
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He is accused of using his royal connections to secure inflated contracts without competing bids and siphoning off some of the money into Aizoon, a firm he jointly ran with his wife Cristina to fund a lavish lifestyle.
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Nissan Motor Co shareholders ousted erstwhile boss Carlos Ghosn as a director on Monday, severing his last ties with the company he rescued from near-bankruptcy two decades ago and from which he is now accused of siphoning funds.
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Stories in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal have since cited anonymous sources accusing Kaspersky of siphoning American secrets, including the files of an NSA staffer, to its own servers, where the Russian government then accessed them.
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The group's illicit proceeds, which total tens of billions of dollars, are derived from plundering banks, siphoning and trafficking of black market oil, kidnapping for ransom, human trafficking, organ trafficking, and stolen antiquities, according to Western governments and analysts.
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I've talked to more than a few people who think Magic Leap hindered progress in the AR industry by siphoning investor attention and discouraging other hardware startups from joining the fray in the face of a billions-backed unknown.
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There's a hidden danger bubbling under Mexico's surface, with members of local cartels and gangs targeting the country's vast network of pipelines — last year, they made more than 24,2500 illegal taps, siphoning around 22016,220 barrels of fuel a day.
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But what no one knows is that she's been slowly siphoning money away from the expensive private school where she works part time — nothing anyone would notice unless they went looking for it, just a little here and there.
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The Regional Cooperation Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia (ReCAAP) says that siphoning of fuel and oil at sea in Asia, including through armed robbery and piracy, saw sharp increases between 2011 and 2015.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Former senior Kenyan athletics official David Okeyo, who was last week banned from the sport for life for siphoning sponsorship funds, has been cleared a extorting money from athletes in exchange for lighter sentences in doping cases.
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CLEVELAND (Reuters) - Former NFL wide receiver Reggie Rucker was charged in federal court with illegally siphoning off more than $100,000 from his anti-violence charities to pay off gambling debts and personal expenses, prosecutors in Cleveland said on Tuesday.
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His followers often ran for public office in state and local elections as members of the "National Democratic Policy Committee," and were accused of siphoning votes by tricking voters into believing they were voting for mainstream Democratic Party candidates.
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The policies that largely defined his tenure include the Lebanese pound's peg to the dollar and, in recent years, so-called "financial engineering", involving siphoning dollars from local banks at high interest rates to keep the government's finances afloat.
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The policies that largely defined his tenure include the Lebanese pound's peg to the dollar and, in recent years, so-called "financial engineering", involving siphoning dollars from local banks at high interest rates to keep the government's finances afloat.
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The policies that largely defined his tenure include the Lebanese pounds peg to the dollar and, in recent years, so-called "financial engineering", involving siphoning dollars from local banks at high interest rates to keep the government's finances afloat.
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During the final days of the trial, federal agents raided businesses in Hildale and arrested 11 sect leaders and their associates, accusing them of siphoning millions of dollars in food-stamp transactions to bank accounts managed by the sect.
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But it's also hard to see how Biden sweeps to such a convincing set of victories across the country if both Buttigieg and Klobuchar are still on the ballot and siphoning off pieces of the moderate/establishment/pragmatist vote.
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The sport itself was stagnant, with the upstart mixed martial arts scene siphoning its audience and nothing beyond the faint and ever-receding flicker of a Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao megafight for boxing to market as a mainstream draw.
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The judgment is now certain to be used by unionists who argue that Catalonia's own leadership has done at least as good a job as Madrid has at siphoning off the region's wealth, and that separation is no solution.
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Shkreli also is accused of siphoning off stock and cash from the drug company he subsequently founded, Retrophin, to pay the hedge fund investors back their money, despite the fact Retrophin had no such legal obligation to do so.
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Mr. Mabuza has been accused of siphoning money meant for education and other services to finance his meteoric rise in national politics — and deliver the votes that gave Mr. Ramaphosa a slim victory in party elections in December 2017.
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Next week, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will testify before Congress about his company's failure to prevent the data firm Cambridge Analytica from siphoning off information belonging to up to 87 million people, the majority of whom are believed to be Americans.
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At the same time, it can't overplay its hand because it's making a nice chunk of change by just siphoning 15 percent of subscriptions from services like Hulu, HBO Now, and Netflix when people sign up through the app store.
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The finance industry has become, to paraphrase Rolling Stone, a vampire squid wrapped around our collective economic throat, siphoning off a quarter of our lifeblood via increasingly complex financial structures which provide very little benefit to the rest of us.
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Trump's siphoning of union support from the Democrats brought him a narrow election victory, it's only logical that he'll do what it takes to siphon yet more to ensure more support and a bigger re-election margin in the coming years.
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With more and more people using the attention-siphoning devices -- the typical American checks his or her smartphone once every six-and-a-half minutes, or roughly 150 times each day -- phubbing has emerged as a real source of conflict.
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In the UCO Bank case, it charged Kaul and several officials and accountants at the two companies with criminal conspiracy with an intention to defraud the bank of about 6.21 billion rupees by diverting and siphoning loans, according to the statement.
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Federal officials Wednesday moved to improve the financial outlook of Obamacare insurance plans by calling for limits on increasingly popular short-term health plans that are siphoning off healthier customers from coverage sold both on government marketplaces and outside those exchanges.
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They believe his presence has undermined Mr. Rubio's ability to compete with Mr. Trump, siphoning votes from moderate Republicans and independents, and enabling Mr. Trump to rack up delegates despite having only about a third of the party in his corner.
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Western spooks have mused publicly about the risk that Huawei's kit might be siphoning valuable data back to Beijing, or that it comes with "back doors" that would allow state-sponsored hackers to eavesdrop on, or even disrupt, another country's communications.
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CAPE TOWN (Reuters) - A boom in cannabis investment is siphoning capital away from mining and hitting junior miners hardest, forcing them to up their game and potentially improving the quality of projects in a sector long rife with cowboy speculators.
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"It was alleged in the complaint that in the Rotomac case, conspirators cheated a consortium of 7 banks by siphoning off bank loans to the tune of 29.19 billion rupees (principal amount)," an official with the Central Bureau of Investigation said.
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"A Washington restaurant filed an unfair competition lawsuit Thursday against President Donald Trump and the company that runs his D.C. hotel, claiming he's siphoning away customers who hope to 'curry favor' with his administration," NBC's Rich Gardella and Tracy Connor write.
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The fact is, way too much of the so-called "safety net" has been stretched to people who are not poor by most definitions and are thus siphoning vital funding away from those who are truly at the economic bottom.
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The two men accuse Najib of undermining democracy, by creating deep ethnic divisions, and turning the governance of the country into a kleptocracy -- largely through a government-run investment vehicle, 1MDB, from which Najib stands accused of siphoning millions of dollars.
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Third-party candidates could end up being the deciding factor in the race in Ohio, as the 5 percent of the vote that Mr. Johnson is getting is siphoning more support away from Mr. Trump than it is from Mrs. Clinton.
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The bank, whose official name is the Institute for Works of Religion (IOR), is seeking damages resulting from the alleged siphoning off of an estimated 57 million euros from the sale of real estate holdings in Italy between 2001 and 2008.
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Do Van Khanh, former chief executive officer of PetroVietnam Exploration Production Corp, or PVEP, was arrested for alleged involvement in siphoning four billion dong ($171,541)of interest earned from PVEP's account with domestic lender Ocean Bank, Tuoi Tre newspaper reported.
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Eight people, several of whom have worked for Gupta firms, appeared in a South African court on Thursday in connection with an investigation into the siphoning off of millions of dollars of public money from a state-backed dairy farm.
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Analysts interviewed by CNBC cited the fierce backlash Schultz sparked by committing to running as an independent, leading many Democrats to blast him for risking throwing the election to President Donald Trump by siphoning off enough would-be Democratic votes.
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And so if your 'innovative' business model is intent on siphoning 'disruptive fuel' from the tightly managed labor of thousands of people who you won't classify as workers, you might find VCs aren't as elated by your pitch as you imagined.
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The members of Parliament on the select committee had viewed the documents and revealed during the hearing that they showed a Facebook engineer had discovered that fake Russian accounts were siphoning 3 billion data points a day from the platform.
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But by the 1990s, his behavior — erratic hours, siphoning off company money, urinating in his brother's trash bin — had lost him the favor of his father, Seymour, who chose Mr. Durst's younger brother to take over the business in 1994.
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Here is a guide to that coverage: Since the end of apartheid, leaders of the A.N.C. have benefited themselves and their allies, siphoning off tens of billions of dollars of public funds meant to improve the lives of black South Africans.
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We created a network of aboveground pipes that reduced the spread of disease, cut the cost of a jerrycan of potable water (about five gallons) by 60 percent and prevented local cartels from siphoning off water to sell to private vendors.
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People displaced from the destroyed areas moved to others, leading to overcrowding and increases in crime, while most people with the means fled to the suburbs — commuting on the new highways, and siphoning money away from these cities' tax bases.
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Working through friends and family of Mr. Zuma, including one of his sons, Duduzane, 34, the Guptas won lucrative state contracts in industries as varied as mining and agriculture, siphoning millions of dollars from the public purse and influencing ministerial appointments.
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Despite the many accusations that his family essentially defrauded the government by siphoning off enormous sums of money from government contracts and other deals, Mr. Gupta noted that prosecutors had charged them only once, in a case involving a dairy farm.
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Angered by the failures of the ruling class, who they accuse of siphoning off the country's oil riches, they've demanded the reform of the political system to address endemic corruption, high unemployment and failing public services like electricity and clean water.
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The News Media Alliance said on Monday that the two internet giants have been siphoning ad revenue away from news organizations around the country and that the industry should be able to have "concrete discussions" in order to secure better conditions.
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He&aposs charged with carrying out "two separate international computer hacking and bank fraud schemes" across the past 10 years, siphoning millions of dollars from UK citizens into the coffers of Evil Corp, the UK&aposs National Crime Agency said.
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"If Bloomberg remains in the race despite showing he cannot offer a viable alternative to Bernie Sanders, he will propel Sanders to a seemingly insurmountable delegate lead siphoning votes away from Pete, the current leader in delegates," the campaign wrote.
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"If Bloomberg remains in the race despite showing he can not offer a viable alternative to Bernie Sanders, he will propel Sanders to a seemingly insurmountable delegate lead siphoning votes away from Pete, the current leader in delegates," the memo reads.
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"If Bloomberg remains in the race despite showing he cannot offer a viable alternative to Bernie Sanders, he will propel Sanders to a seemingly insurmountable delegate lead siphoning votes away from Pete," a memo circulated by his campaign Thursday said.
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And then of course our data will go somewhere that we don't understand and there will be a completely opaque privacy controls and then there will be some regulation that's passed as a result of disappearing design and data siphoning.
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Deference to what she has described as "the cultural economy" has earned Bowser few fans from the arts community, which has characterized the mayor's proposals as siphoning funds away from the fine arts and into the pockets of small businesses.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co shareholders ousted Carlos Ghosn as a director on Monday, severing his last tie with the Japanese automaker he rescued from near-bankruptcy two decades ago and from which he is now accused of siphoning funds.
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Researchers at ETH Zurich and IBM Research Zurich have developed a tiny liquid flow battery that could solve that problem, by both generating electricity to power the chip as well as siphoning off the excess heat through the liquid electrolytes, via Engadget.
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The Chinese company was founded by the former head of the BMW i8 program Carsten Breitfeld and the former managing director of Infiniti China Daniel Kirchert, and in recent months it's been siphoning a ton of talent from the flailing Faraday Future.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Guggenheim Partners, overseen by billionaire Mark Walter, is facing a lawsuit claiming it defrauded annuity investors by saddling an insurance affiliate with risky assets, and siphoning cash for purposes including Walter's purchase of the Los Angeles Dodgers baseball team.
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But from the outside looking in, the relationship between Apple and Beats is seemingly parasitic, with Apple siphoning off what it needs from Beats at will — be it a music streaming service or engineers to build a new pair of wireless headphones.
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That meant siphoning votes away from center-right mainstays such as the Brazilian Social Democracy Party (PSDB), which is set to lose about 20 of its 49 seats due to its role in graft scandals and compromises with the unpopular Temer government.
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Though accommodating to the president (including in his support for siphoning billions off his own department's budget in order to pay for some border fencing) he made no significant mark on the government during six months as acting successor to James Mattis.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A former private banker for BSI quit his job in 2014 to work for Low Taek Jho, the Malaysian financier accused of siphoning billions of dollars from Malaysia's scandal-tainted 1MDB fund, a witness told a Singapore court on Tuesday.
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Orpak's system is used by commercial gas stations in Israel as well as by the military and large corporations to track gas consumption for their fleets of vehicles, to ensure employees and soldiers aren't siphoning gas from work vehicles to fuel personal ones.
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And these rollbacks would hit the wallets of working Americans — costing drivers about $460 billion — $3,300 per new vehicle — at the pump in the coming years, siphoning that money from the pockets of Americans and transferring it into the oil industry's coffers instead.
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At DKNY's height, this was its specialty: streetwear not in the contemporary sense of aggressive, subculture-siphoning casual clothes, but in the sense of clothes to be worn every day on the streets, from work to play, without occasion or undue fuss.
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"Social media and video games prey on user addiction, siphoning our kids' attention from the real world and extracting profits from fostering compulsive habits," Hawley, a former GOP attorney general and one of the most outspoken Republican tech critics, said in a statement.
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The hacker behind the Pastebin post believes that wallet archipelago they stumbled upon may be an automated Bitcoin siphon hidden in the code of a wallet generator or exchange and has been siphoning off small amounts of Bitcoin from the service for years.
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The groups have been going where the money is — breaking into websites using known server vulnerabilities, injecting card payment skimming code and siphoning off credit card numbers, names and security codes on an attacker-controlled server, often for months at a time.
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But now players are confused with some other balance adjustments, like the addition of a hamster ball–like vehicle called The Baller and the removal of "siphoning," which gives players shields and health for kills and encourages an aggressive style of play.
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By taking the healthiest patients out, direct primary care centers and cash-only surgical hospitals may be siphoning off much-needed healthcare dollars that would have been going to the hospital systems caring for our most poor and sick at a loss.
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The News Media Alliance (NMA) said on Monday that the two internet giants have been siphoning ad revenue away from news organizations around the country and that the industry should be able to have "concrete discussions" in order to secure better conditions.
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The News Media Alliance (NMA) said on Monday that the two internet giants have been siphoning ad revenue away from news organizations around the country and that the industry should be able to have "concrete discussions" in order to secure better conditions.
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If you took the basic traits people are drawn to in Drake's music—the murky sonics, the comfortable blend of rapping and singing, the intensely solipsistic emotional gravity—while siphoning out the personality and amplifying the pettiness, you would get Bryson Tiller, a.k.a.
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But there's nothing forward-looking about his platform, which taps into the fears that the 90,000 migrants Austria took in from 2015 to 2016 are siphoning away social benefits from hard-working Austrians, and that Muslims pose a cultural and security threat.
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — Citing mounting costs of litigation that are siphoning funds that could otherwise go to abate the opioid crisis, a bankruptcy judge on Friday ordered a pause in legal action by states against Purdue Pharma and its owners, the Sacklers.
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He offered each of the expecting mothers $2000,215 to put their newborns up for adoption, siphoning off money for housing and health care after arranging for them to travel more than 5,000 miles from the Marshall Islands to the United States, prosecutors said.
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Actors' stake Yet brokers are siphoning off some proceeds by taking advantage of the high demand and tight supply for tickets in the 1,300-seat Richard Rodgers Theatre, said Ronald Shechtman, a lawyer who represented Hamilton performers in the profit-sharing deal.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A small Turkish Islamist party on Tuesday said it would field a candidate in the June 24 presidential snap election, potentially siphoning off critical votes from President Tayyip Erdogan and stopping him from an outright win in the first round.
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Many of those victims will rely not only on federal and state assistance, but the charitable acts of their fellow citizens, some of whom, eager to open their wallets, will become prey to online scams heartlessly siphoning funds away from those who've lost nearly everything.
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Instead, there was a barrage of tweets from Trump about the border wall he has long promised to build, and hints from press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders that the administration might try to fund the wall by siphoning funds away from other government agencies.
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Their comments contradict media statements by McKinsey that it ceased work with the firm, local consultancy Trillian, in March 2016 — after due diligence by external consultants showed the links to the Gupta family, accused by South Africa's anti-corruption watchdog of siphoning public funds.
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The thin line-up at UFC 206 is partly a casualty of UFC 205's embarrassment of riches: siphoning even one or two bookings of consequence off of the New York card would have gone a long way toward overshadowing the blah in Toronto.
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The water level in the South Lhonak glacial lake is expected to lower by 253 metres from its previous depth of 4 metres by the end of the winter, thanks to a process of siphoning that began last September, experts and Sikkim government officials said.
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Hand-drawn posters, cheap beer hangovers, $20 payouts from shitty bookers, gas siphoning, couch crashing with the odd kind stranger — to some viewers there will be a wistful nostalgia to it all; but it's clear The Ain't Rights are in a bit of limbo.
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"Social media and video games prey on user addiction, siphoning our kids' attention from the real world and extracting profits from fostering compulsive habits," Hawley, a former GOP attorney general and one of the most outspoken tech critics in his party, said in a statement.
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The philosophy of envy and siphoning from the rich appeals to a large segment of the population that does not realize that the definition of "rich" is a spiral of devolution that eventually will reach every business and every individual who works for a living.
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But some Republicans believe he would do little more than play spoiler, ensuring either that Mr. Moore is elected by taking votes Mr. Jones would otherwise get or that the Democrat wins by siphoning support from Mr. Moore among Republicans seeking a palatable third option.
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Thieves are now siphoning gasoline and diesel fuel at record-high rates from the system — often by drilling taps into pipelines under cover of darkness — and are selling it on the black market around Mexico and perhaps even in the United States and Central America.
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Work along the border, according to tribal leaders of the Tohono O'odham Nation who live on both sides of the border, is blasting ancient burial sites and siphoning an aquifer that feeds a desert oasis where human beings have slaked their thirst for 211,245 years.
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But new Angolan President João Lourenço is seeking to win credibility with investors and draw a firm line between his administration and his predecessor's, which was accused of squandering and siphoning off the nation's oil wealth, leaving most of the population in abject poverty.
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So after polishing off his gut-busting meal at Carnegie Deli, during an event celebrating the restaurant's reopening after it was caught siphoning gas and shut down last spring, Mr. de Blasio and his staff bandied about ways to respond to Mr. Bush's version of the country.
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It's not overly preachy about wealth disparity and financial exploitation, but some of its emotional story moments stand out: a group of Belter tenants forced out of their home coughing because their landlord wasn't changing their air filters, or desperate Belters siphoning water out of Ceres' system.
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The physiocrats pleaded with King Louis XV to laissez-faire—not to micro-manage the economy by siphoning off as much gold as possible, and thereby upset the intricate mechanism by which value was really created—through productivity of the land, not by accumulating precious metal.
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There are distinct criticisms of school choice programs: Some argue that siphoning money away from struggling schools is a bad gamble in the long run and is degrading public education, especially in low-income areas that may see an exodus of students due to school choice programs.
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Granite State voters will be presented with the Plan C choice of Rubio as a viable national contender, as compared to Kasich and Christie running essentially one-state campaigns that will have the practical effect of helping Trump and Cruz by siphoning votes away from Rubio.
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The government, citing mismanagement and siphoning of funds by Unitech, had sought permission from NCLT to replace the existing 10 directors because it wanted to prevent the company from becoming insolvent and protect 19,000 home buyers who have yet to be handed apartments they had bought.
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But if you look at what happened with video, where everybody thought this was going to be huge and there was going to be so much advertising and it turned into compression pretty quickly with Google and Facebook siphoning off a lot of the available money.
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James H. Tully Jr., a former New York finance commissioner who challenged neighboring states for siphoning off New York revenue, pursued corporations that took tax deductions for bribes they had paid, and helped New York City recover from its fiscal crisis, died on June 10 in Albany.
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It's the equivalent of making a small down payment on your neighbors' house; paying for the balance by taking out a mortgage secured by their savings, jewelry, silverware and car; selling off the contents of their property; and then siphoning off some of the loan for yourself.
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"If Biden, Buttigieg, and Klobuchar remain in the race despite having no path to appreciably collecting delegates on Super Tuesday (and beyond), they will propel Sanders to a seemingly insurmountable delegate lead by siphoning votes away from [Bloomberg]," wrote the advisers, Dan Kanninen and Mitch Stewart.
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News Corp Chief Executive Robert Thomson and Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch have criticized Alphabet Inc's Google and Facebook for siphoning the profits out of the news business by not adequately paying publications for content and preventing smaller publications from showing up in Google searches and Facebook feeds.
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You had a great piece on the skills gap argument and how it played a particular political sociological role at the time, which was to say that the problem is the workers themselves, and not rich people or bad policy just siphoning off money from the economy.
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"If Biden, Buttigieg, and Klobuchar remain in the race despite having no path to appreciably collecting delegates on Super Tuesday (and beyond), they will propel Sanders to a seemingly insurmountable delegate lead by siphoning votes away from [Bloomberg]," the advisers, Mitch Stewart and Dan Kanninen, wrote.
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Sure, you can delete Facebook (though as Vox's Aja Romano reports, it's really hard), but what many people seem to hunger for is a social platform that would provide a lot of the benefits of Mark Zuckerberg's invention without the skeevy siphoning up of personal data.
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"These non-existent acts are deliberately being chosen for inclusion, time and time again, on first-party playlists with millions of followers at the expense of label-signed music," the publication wrote, implying that Spotify is getting away with siphoning money away from legitimate artists signed by labels.
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"The suspects were caught in the early hours of Tuesday while siphoning crude oil into the vessel from Afremo A platform, a loading jacket belonging to the Shell Petroleum and Development Company in Forcados River," Navy Commodore Ibrahim Dewu, commander of the NNS Delta, said in a statement.
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Most recently, Facebook was found to have been misusing Apple's enterprise app program to distribute a reskinned version of its banned Onavo VPN app to teenagers, which was siphoning sensitive data, thanks to root access to those users' iPhones in exchange for $20 a month in gift cards.
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Reuters reported last week on how companies like TutuApp, TweakBox, and the now-defunct App Valley were distributing pirated games and ad-free copies of Spotify to people's iPhones by abusing Apple's enterprise certificate program the same way that Facebook and Google did with their data-siphoning VPN apps.
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It's not difficult to envision a scenario in which UEFA—long bitter about the financial siphoning that distributes much of its soccer profits to less developed countries—takes advantage of a future FIFA misstep to organize a world tournament of its own, something it has plotted to do before.
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After hackers took advantage of a bug of the DAO's code to siphon away $53 million worth of ether, de Sande formed a small group of ethereum developers to hack back and rescue the remaining ether in the DAO by siphoning it out into a "white hat" account.
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He said that would require the removal of political appointees made by the Workers Party (PT), the Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB) party and other political groups, some of whom have been accused of siphoning off billions of dollars in kickbacks and bribes through overpriced contacts with construction firms.
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Mr. Zelensky on Monday asked the I.M.F. to double its lending program for Ukraine that was agreed to in principle last year but never implemented because the Parliament failed to pass a law to prevent politically connected oligarchs from siphoning off some of the aid through bank bailouts.
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Unlike traditional antivirus software, which uses digital "signatures" to look for malicious code and patterns of activity, Kaspersky's signatures are easily updated, can be automatically pushed out to certain clients, and contain code that can be tweaked to do things like automatically scanning for and siphoning off classified documents.
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The Justice Department and Malaysian government believe he pulled off a scam that involved convincing the prime minister of Malaysia to form a sovereign wealth fund — called 1Malaysia Development Bhd, or 1MDB — and then siphoning off that money to himself through a complex series of bank accounts maneuvers.
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Many progressive lawmakers and groups, however, oppose the defense compromise that omits many of their priorities — including limits on siphoning military money for a border wall, protections for transgender troops, limits on Trump's authority to wage war on Iran and an end to U.S. involvement in Yemen's civil war.
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The proposal met with a record number of comments, with a number of health insurance groups expressing concern that the short-term plans will undermine the health exchanges by siphoning off younger, healthier consumers who will no longer face a penalty if they enroll in non-compliant plans in 2019.
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But Mr. López Obrador has pledged to continue to renegotiate Nafta — a promise that could ultimately put him in the position of defending the trade agreement against the frequent criticisms of Mr. Trump, who has called it the "worst" trade deal in history and blamed Mexico for siphoning off American jobs.
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"If Biden, Buttigieg and Klobuchar remain in the race despite having no path to appreciably collecting delegates on Super Tuesday and beyond, they will propel Sanders to a seemingly insurmountable delegate lead by siphoning votes away from Mike Bloomberg," Bloomberg campaign advisers Kevin Sheekey and Howard Wolfson wrote this week.
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The Castro regime supports narco-traffickers, practices apartheid in the form of an elite unelected white politburo ruling over a black majority and enslaves its own people while siphoning off profits from foreign investment and tourism to ensure these flow directly to the Castro family, regime loyalists and the secret police.
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Desperate to prevent Nigel Farage's Brexit Party siphoning off millions of Conservative votes with the promise of an even harder "real Brexit," and in the process handing the election to Corbyn, the prime minister is setting the country up for another potential cliff-edge crashout at the end of next year.
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Though our smartphones are often thought of as tools of liberation — consider MIT's announcement earlier this year that, with one attachment via the Lightning port, anyone can perform an ultrasound through their iPhone — corporations are now adept at manipulating consumers and siphoning their funds through apps and other digital services.
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"We need a thorough investigation to determine how these criminals were able to manipulate the system so that banks and financial institutions can institute standards that will prevent hackers and cyber criminals from siphoning money out of accounts like those held at the New York Fed again," she said in a press statement.
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In a complaint filed in Delaware's Chancery Court, Dollar Tree accused Sycamore of siphoning tens of millions of dollars from Dollar Express, failing to pay for at least $50 million in goods and services provided to Dollar Express during a transition period and failing to rebrand Family Dollar stores as Dollar Express.
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With your credit card information linked to your iTunes or Google Play account, or conveniently saved in your desktop browser, it's way too easy to start racking up purchases — especially those monthly subscriptions that sneak up on you, slowly siphoning money away from your checking account long after you stop loving an app.
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Here, thousands of people—a lot of them children—are siphoning their money away to corporations who, on the face of it, are game producers, but in essence are income rakers to the fullest extent, who so far have only stopped the extreme cashflow from idiotic obsessives after someone's told them to.
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Tony Pua, a Malaysian lawmaker and an aide to the finance minister, said the deal was brokered by a hard-partying Malaysian businessman named Jho Low, who is accused of siphoning off hundreds of millions of dollars from the fund and is now believed to be in China, avoiding a Malaysian arrest warrant.
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Under the leadership of Mr. Velásquez, who arrived in 2013, the commission hit its stride, revealing corruption schemes that ranged from the customs racket that brought down Mr. Pérez Molina to the manufacturing of fake passports, the creation of phantom congressional jobs, and the siphoning of funds from the capital's new bus system.
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At WWDC, Apple also shared that it would be tightening rules around enterprise certificates on its devices, after a TechCrunch report earlier this year found that Facebook was using the certificates to distribute VPN software that was siphoning user data in exchange for monthly rewards, which is a violation of Apple's developer terms.
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For Walmart, the company has built up credibility and trust among investors over a long period of time, but those same investors expect things like dividends and share buybacks, potentially siphoning off cash that could be used to better compete with Amazon or to invent new business lines that could attract new customers.
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They complain that they receive little government assistance, siphoning what little electricity and water they can off municipal lines, and that the quality of public schooling for their children is not as good as it is in Pakistan, a main source of grievance for the many who migrated to give their children better opportunities.
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The government of President Adama Barrow, who beat Jammeh in a December election before Jammeh fled into exile, has accused the authoritarian former ruler of siphoning off tens of millions of dollars in public money into various bank accounts not in his name but from which he withdrew cash, including at the central bank.
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This is what I wrote then: The sameness affecting acres of ABMB — booths full of derivative works siphoning off the stale fumes of Pop, Conceptualism, Neo-Conceptualism, Neo-Expressionism and even Abstract Expressionism — may reassure clients that what they are buying possesses a properly vetted lineage, but in the end much of it remains formally tedious.
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Graham's reverence for Picasso was expressed through a series of middling, quasi-Cubist paintings of still lifes and other subjects, but by the late 1940s he had gone rogue and denounced his former idol as a charlatan, even as he was siphoning off the streamlined curvaceousness of Picasso's Neoclassicism for his own explorations of the figure.
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He seems to emerge, supernatural-like, then pops off to somewhere beyond the stratosphere to wait for the release of Tha Carter V. Until Birdman or whomever releases the album, however, Wayne does appear to be siphoning out new tracks and features one by one—the latest of which are taken from his upcoming Dedication 6 mixtape.
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El Paso County is suing the Trump administration to stop construction of a new section of border wall on its southern border with Mexico that will be paid for in part by siphoning off millions of dollars that Congress intended for a project at the Fort Bliss Army base, the county's biggest employer and economic engine.
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With Mr. Arpaio siphoning votes, Ms. Ward, a former state senator who won nearly 40 percent against Mr. McCain in 2016, has gone to great lengths to garner attention on the right, inviting controversial conservatives to campaign with her and even suggesting Mr. McCain's family tried to undercut her by putting out word last week that he was ending treatment for his cancer.
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The former head of labor relations at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles was indicted on conspiracy and other charges by a federal grand jury on Wednesday, accused of siphoning off millions of dollars from a workers training center to pay for lavish travel, gifts, home improvements and other expenses for himself and his main negotiating partner at the United Automobile Workers union.
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The few polls that have included Libertarian nominee Gary Johnson and Green Party candidate Jill Stein show them siphoning some support from both Clinton and presumptive GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE.
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This high-interest value propostion could support Australian neobanks&apos goal of siphoning off customers from the Big Four: They&aposve formed a "co-opetition" truce not to target one other&aposs customers in building up their own customer bases, which the neobanks hope will result in them accounting for 286% of consumer banking in Australia by 2400, per Xinja CEO Eric Wilson via the Financial Review.
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After all, Silicon Valley is building new and better things for us all, while Wall Street, having offered essentially no generally beneficial financial innovations in decades, is greedily siphoning off roughly a quarter of all American profits; the pharmaceutical industry is spending vastly more on marketing than on R&D; and the rest of the U.S. healthcare industry is basically a huge kludge of a bloodsucking siphon.
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It is not required to notify the public about siphoning of intellectual property (as China is believed to have done with Google during a 2010 attack also believed to involve tampering with dissident email accounts) or notify the public about that a foreign actor checked which accounts had been served warrants - and therefore, which agents might be compromised (as a foreign actor did in a 2010 Microsoft breach).
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Obamacare requirements include mandatory coverage for a set of 10 essential health benefits, such as maternity and newborn care, prescription drug costs and mental health treatment Health providers, insurers and medical groups had warned that skimpy plans could drive up premiums and make insurance unaffordable for some people by siphoning off healthy consumers who want cheaper coverage, leaving behind a sicker patient pool with higher medical costs in Obamacare plans.
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Stanger says that Snowden began "siphoning off classified information" from the servers on which he worked beginning in 21975, when he was sent to Geneva as a contractor for the C.I.A. Snowden says he began searching for evidence of a mass-surveillance program before being posted to Japan, later that year, where he worked for Perot Systems (which was acquired by Dell soon afterward), at the N.S.A.'s Pacific Technical Center, at Yokota Air Base.
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There's an awkward but arguably strategic inversion of identity politics in play, for example, when you realize that the writer who covers Latin America for Breitbart is a fluent Spanish speaker whose far-right libertarian outlook comes from the Cuban exile community, and that one of the most incendiary pieces to carry the notorious ''black crime'' tag was written by a man named Jerome Hudson, who, like some other black conservatives, worries that the focus on police brutality is siphoning outrage away from gang violence.
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The Moscow-based antivirus firm, which has been accused of using its security software to improperly grab NSA hacking tools and classified documents from the NSA worker's home computer and provide them to the Russian government, says the worker had at least 22012 other malicious files on his home computer in addition to the backdoor, and that the latter, which had purportedly been created by a Russian criminal hacker and sold in an underground forum, was trying to actively communicate with a malicious command-and-control server during the time Kaspersky is accused of siphoning the US government files from the worker's computer.
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By the end of 2000, Tab Media had hired U.S. editors to help wrangle contributors for Babe here in the States, while Lanigan worked from the UK. By 22.99, Tab Media was siphoning off resources and talent from The Tab to support Babe, and it soon became clear that Babe was the company's future, at least in the U.S. That summer, the company threw an official launch party for Babe — this one was markedly more calm, but characteristically "college-style," featuring plastic tarp backdrops, pink streamers and Solo cups, and girls in their early 2.993s wearing Babe logo stickers and T-shirts, swilling directly from bottles of Cupcake-brand prosecco.
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