This new type of skimming is called e-skimming or Magecart.
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Some anti-skimming devices are "frequency-jammers," which scramble the card data and confuse skimming devices.
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Flanagan is optimistic that the device could help expand the agency's skimming crackdown efforts by allowing any officer to inspect machines, even if they don't have the skimming detectives' technical training.
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It was the digital equivalent of skimming from a casino.
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"Visually inspect the ATM for possible skimming devices," they wrote.
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But skimming through the rest of list, I'm confused: "Randyland"?
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We are just skimming the surface here of Morgon geekdom.
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Here, though, he only seems to be skimming that terrain.
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I knew immediately there wasn't going to be any skimming.
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DoorDash had to address complaints it was skimming drivers' tips.
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Things had gone well — hands touching, knees skimming, heads close.
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Credit card skimming is said to be a $2 billion industry.
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British Airways breach caused by credit card skimming malware, researchers say
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"It's skimming Aries, just dipping its toe back in," Dewhirst says.
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Llanwrtyd has loads: bog snorkellin, stone skimming, The World Alternative Games.
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Rogers has skipped skimming encyclopedias and studied the game show instead.
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It's not zero-sum, but we have grown used to skimming.
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Older recipes are very stern about skimming soup as it cooks.
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But still, it seemed like he was only skimming the surface.
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Last year I hit the curb hard, just skimming self-obliteration.
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Just this week, the first arrests were announced for e-skimming.
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What's the point aside from skimming an extra $30 from tourists?
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Mr Xi might succeed in skimming some froth from a bubbly market.
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And these leg-skimming coats will most definitely keep your butt warm.
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He estimates online card skimming has increased 69 percent since last year.
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While cracking EMV readers is possible, it's much harder than magstripe skimming.
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Some have alleged their own officers are skimming from already-meagre supplies.
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I was his lackey—a drug-runner who'd been skimming the cash.
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"Cards with mag stripes are vulnerable to skimming, period," Mr. Horan said.
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We were in a hurry, and I think my editor was skimming.
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He looks into criminals who do DDoS, who do carding and skimming.
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There's nothing nefarious going on; the managers aren't skimming off the top.
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The card-skimming malware on the American Cancer Society's store's website (Image: TechCrunch) The card-skimming malware on the American Cancer Society's store's website (Image: TechCrunch) Trend Micro said the domain is known to be used by Magecart.
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It was a place for skimming the news, sharing memes, passing around lulz.
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Were eyelash-skimming bangs and handkerchief headbands your jam back in the day?
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A restaurant manager reportedly noticed Tyler skimming customer's credit cards with a skimmer.
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And our attention immediately went to her brunette shade and brow-skimming bangs.
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Tritheist stood on the other side, skimming a map on his comp glove.
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Cook the soup, skimming occasionally, until slightly reduced, about 1 1/2 hours.
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RFID attacks aren't a widespread issue but the threat from card skimming exists.
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The "snake" headed down the hill, draped in smoke and skimming the fire.
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However, in Korean culture, we do a lot of skimming in the process.
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The expedition set forth at full throttle, skimming on to the other floe.
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So you guys are skimming off the top to take the better stuff?
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It's like tap dancing with ballet shoes, skimming like a stone on water.
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He, too, is leaning into the music, drawn into its swift, skimming momentum.
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Frauders frequently target gas stations by attaching skimming devices that steal card information.
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If I was at an appointment with her, I was always skimming email.
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Makes it look like you&aposre, like, skimming the floor and, like, floating.
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The dancers shuffled across the room with subtle bounces, like pebbles skimming water.
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She combed through it, skimming the photographs, a slight smile on her face.
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Skimming more money from fares can appease Wall Street investors but make drivers angrier.
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There's a difference between skimming the pages and actually reading it and understanding it.
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Without the drill, our first pass through this layer was like skimming the chapter.
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After skimming the instructions, I waste no time putting the bracelet on my wrist.
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ATM skimming, in particular, has become much more likely in the last year alone.
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Larger women look great in clothes skimming the body, rather than hugging or cascading.
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And instead of a body-skimming sweater dress, a breezy trapeze frock will do.
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The malicious card skimming code was removed from the site after it was discovered.
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The code used in both skimming attacks was near identical, according to the research.
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To summarize: The woman's barely skimming her late twenties, and she's already in charge.
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He began collecting photos of queer history, skimming archives and digging into online databases.
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The platforms all used shared JavaScript libraries, through which Mirrorthief injected the skimming script.
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Reduce the heat to maintain a simmer, skimming off any scum that may arise.
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Out: Thieves "skimming" your ATM card and stealing your details from the magnetic strip.
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Though the dress has a figure-skimming fit, the skirt is a bit flowier.
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But the early aughts, despite being rife with pube-skimming pants, wasn't all bad.
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I find myself skimming sentences, paragraphs, entire pages without missing a single important morsel.
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Other times, Baum can catch a glimpse of a single dolphin skimming the surface.
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An even more sophisticated skimming device lets criminals avoid going back to the ATM.
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Was anyone skimming the pages judging my skills or speculating as to my intentions?
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The USCG said two 2500-foot and two 95-foot vessels were conducting skimming operations.
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The USCG said two 210-foot and two 95-foot vessels were conducting skimming operations.
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And headlines really matter: People skimming through their newsfeed only occasionally click past the headlines.
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"It isn't an alert tone," Bravo replied, skimming over the grass a few meters away.
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Egan admitted to taking money, but apparently nobody told his shooting hand he was skimming.
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The scary new malware also follows a trend of sophisticated, undetectable cyberattacks like periscope skimming.
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Before the cut, Ramirez wore her raven-hued strands in a shoulder-skimming long bob.
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Bring to a boil, skimming off any foam or scum that rises to the surface.
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The Coast Guard was skimming and pumping contaminated runoff into storage containers, the regulator said.
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Your Money Adviser FRAUD using A.T.M. "skimming" devices is on the rise, new data show.
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Bobbing on the boards between sets, pelicans passed silently, very near, just skimming the water.
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Then get ready for her blunt, collarbone-skimming blond bob from the 2017 BET Awards.
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There are likely many more sites affected by card skimming malware — as of yet undetected.
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It's the latest example of hackers breaking into websites and installing credit card skimming malware.
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After skimming an app's ratings and searching for reviews and forum discussions, consider these tips.
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At 100 yards, ballistics experts say, a missed shot could bounce like a skimming stone.
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"I try to imagine the gracefulness of a dragonfly skimming across a pond," he said.
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He used those words last week, while skimming through New York magazine's Brightstar Cruises exposé.
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There are outliers, of course, and the amount of followers is only skimming the surface.
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He retired more than a hundred generals who had been skimming money from troop contracts.
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Then, a twist: The banks were skimming money from — or "fractionalizing" — every transaction we make.
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Why it matters: There is anti-skimming technology that can prevent criminals from successfully stealing the data or that can set off an alarm when a skimming configuration is installed — but robbers are getting more tech-savvy and skirting around some of these safeguards.
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Instead of skimming over the skirt options, we're taking pause at the cute midi trends emerging.
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The Midi-SkirtLike cropped jeans, a calf-skimming skirt isn't always made to fit shorter legs.
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It's like skimming the key sections when you don't have time to read the entire book.
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The company becomes the latest in a line of websites affected by credit card skimming code.
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ATM Skimming Malware Is Getting ScarierIn 2009, malware called "Skimer" surfaced and security firms took notice.
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Kylie rocked a shoulder-skimming length back in her natural dark shade, complete with messy bangs.
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The spacecraft's four triangular sails resemble the sails of water-skimming ships in form and function.
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We join the young terrorists as they crouch in a rubber boat, skimming across the sea.
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Celebs chopped inches off their signature, long hair in favor of chic, short, shoulder-skimming styles.
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He is a white blood cell, skimming through the system and doing just what is needed.
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As an intellectual, Jefferson was a water-strider, skimming over every subject; Adams bored into history.
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Victims of e-skimming include Macy's, Puma's Australian website, Ticketmaster's United Kingdom website and British Airways.
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IN 1957 WORK began on Project Pluto, a treetop-skimming American missile loaded with hydrogen bombs.
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The only jarring element was a plane skimming overhead in its descent to Westchester County Airport.
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Amid it all were a few body-skimming sequin numbers made for crooning atop a piano.
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This summer, take a break from passive reading, skimming, reading-as-multitasking, and try mindful reading.
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One image of the Falcon skimming the surface of a lake not only featured the rectangular radar dish seen in The Force Awakens, but its low angle shot of the ship skimming off the surface of the water looked straight out of the J.J. Abrams playbook.
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DoorDash Says It's Very Sorry You Noticed Its Tip-Skimming SchemeFood delivery app DoorDash has, for months, doubled down on its policy of systematically skimming…Read more ReadOn forums for Dashers online, like the lively and well-trafficked one on Reddit, the response was divided at best.
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Holmes just stepped out with a major new look: long, pin-straight hair with lash-skimming bangs.
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Two Bombardier "Super Scooper" planes are skimming water from a nearby lake to dump on the fire.
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But there's one look — or cut — that we've seen over and over again: the shoulder-skimming lob.
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Tyler's skimming device was designed to connect to a computer via USB port, according to Fox 25.
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Maybe the days spent skimming through box after box being refined by a soul mate are gone.
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By scrolling through pictures, or skimming reblogs, users can discover what desire and identity mean to them.
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There's a lot of body-skimming fabrics, curve-enhancing bodysuits, and bolder ways to rock a choker.
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However, anyone who is skimming the article, the gist of it is that I spoil my children.
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Ferrera's locks went from below her shoulder blades to skimming her shoulders in the edgy new look.
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Regulation has left the industry with a Byzantine structure that presents many opportunities for skimming off money.
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He was a curiosity first, skimming around and tossing in those trigger-quick threes at Davidson College.
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If you're like me and avoid skimming the back of food packages, you may not have noticed.
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After skimming my last 14 years' worth of Facebook posts, I concluded there was nothing worth keeping.
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They took turns skimming around their opposition, picking up speed to the euphoric calls of the crowd.
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While this group ethic is appealing, it has something to do with the show's surface-skimming limitations.
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She was skimming mayflies from the surface of the water, using a broom and a soup ladle.
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A younger cousin recalled her reciting the "most emphatic things in the pantry" while skimming the milk.
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When there's a need for a meal like this, I'm often inspired by skimming through Japanese cookbooks.
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After skimming down on the water, pilots glide the craft to the shores of turquoise Naknek Lake.
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"Gas stations are the lowest-hanging fruit for bad guys when it comes to skimming," Schulz says.
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NASA's next Venus probe could be an atmosphere-skimming robotic stingray designed by the University of Buffalo.
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The alleged skimming of road projects took place in the Patagonian province of Santa Cruz, where Fernandez lives.
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It remains unclear at this time if she was skimming credit cards during her original period of employment.
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Some apps save by monitoring your spending and skimming a bit off the top into a savings account.
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Eight wheels rumbling through the dust of undiscovered planets, little ships skimming across the surfaces of alien oceans.
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But is that more or less likely to happen as skimming the less interesting parts when you're reading?
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"On-water recovery vessels are searching for oil that can be safely recovered via skimming," the company said.
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Part of the joy of skimming through Nishimoto's work is how deviously happy the photos clearly make her.
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But just two years after opening, the owners were charged with tax evasion for skimming from club receipts.
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Plus, it has a body-skimming Grecian-style design that hugs her curves in all the right places.
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For example, the bug can be triggered by skimming quickly through a large number of notes, Evernote says.
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The ushers keep skimming the collection basketsAnd they trying to dine us with some damn wine and crackers.
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Stir often (and always if working in stainless steel), and skimming the foam off the top when necessary.
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Now, excuse us while we dig out our scarf headbands and calf-skimming jeans for old time's sake.
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Bring the chickpeas to a boil over high heat, skimming off any scum that rises to the surface.
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But people were busy skimming copies of Mr. Yang's campaign book — and doing some math of their own.
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Event organizers have begun to see food trucks as cash cows, skimming a big part of their take.
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The Handmaid's Tale star Madeline Brewer recently traded her long, weighty waves for a healthy shoulder-skimming style.
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US investors have been busy skimming this yield that is up for grabs in safe developed-market assets.
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We reached out to the company's chief executive, Joel Lerner, to inform him of the card skimming malware.
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Hidden skimming devices (commonly thought to be attached to gas station pumps and ATMs) have gone high-tech.
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ATM skimming, or using a device to steal debit information, is on the rise and getting more sophisticated.
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Or a briefing book challenge, ranking candidates by their executive summaries after 15 minutes of on-camera skimming.
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The documents describe American officials ignoring widespread skimming by the Afghan government that, ultimately, undermined the war strategy.
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Dozens of private businessmen have been indicted or tried for skimming funds from state-owned oil company Petrobras.
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He reads to me too, running his fingers along pages of Braille as though skimming them through water.
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Far more common is garden-variety exploitation — overcharging, skimming off the top, dumb deals done in good faith.
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Federal law generally prohibits states from skimming money from Medicaid payments bound for independent in-home personal care workers.
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Since Magecard formed in 2015, the collective has been accused of installing card-skimming malware on thousands of sites.
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Here's some footage of early tests with the membrane wings, on a MAV skimming the surface of a pond.
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Gray whales summer along the Alaska coast in the Chukchi Sea, skimming up tiny, mud-dwelling crustaceans called amphipods.
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RiRi held tight to her winning combination of glossy highlights and brow-skimming bangs towards the end of 2005.
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Skimming though the members-only pages reveals high praise for both the bikes and the service that owners receive.
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Jessica Ford provides thigh-skimming skirts and boots for the women, along with those slick suits for the band.
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Elsewhere, even smaller Internal Skimming Devices, one of which is pictured below, have been found in another unnamed country.
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But it's possible biologists are skimming the surface of a bloody Darwinian tale that runs deep into evolutionary history.
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Slouchy sweaters will look great with a body-skimming pencil skirt, while a shimmery piece will enhance metallic bottoms.
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The NRSC took down the website on Thursday and acknowledged that it had been targeted by a "skimming operation".
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Best of all, they would own their own code, with no Silicon Valley "disrupter" skimming profits off the top.
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YouTube user Ben Tedesco, who claims to work in cybersecurity, spotted an ATM skimming device while in Vienna, Austria.
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Could explain why you spend the week before payday skimming the mold off the top of the pesto jar.
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City politicians from the mainstream parties are on trial along with organised criminals, accused of jointly skimming municipal contracts.
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The sentiment is carried effortlessly along by a Baltimore breakbeat skimming gently underneath and the playfully edited vocal clippings.
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It's a new technique aimed at improving on existing efforts designed to detect these tiny, inconspicuously installed skimming devices.
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The pipeline operator has collected around 3,900 barrels of oil from the creek by skimming and vacuuming, Owen said.
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Maybe that's the point; if so, I got that point early on, started skimming and then abandoned it completely.
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The only thing that's clear is that everyone's skimming, though in Honig's portrayal, Sheremetev seems dark even to this.
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We're too busy on Snapchat to read, or perhaps internet skimming has made us incapable of reading serious prose.
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At one point, Goldbach trains in the Hot Dip Galvanizing Line, skimming dross off a vat of molten zinc.
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There are no frills or flourishes in the dancing; it's all straight lines; skimming swirling turns; and bold gestures.
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Skim milk is routinely fortified with vitamin A (which prevents blindness, and which is removed in the skimming process).
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Now, skimming has gone high-tech and hackers can steal your information in a more insidious and lucrative manner.
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Here, though, imbibing the information would feel more like watching YouTube than skimming Wikipedia—more like entertainment than homework.
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The Department of Homeland security website says the passport comes equipped with features to prevent skimming of your information.
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Many things go through your head in such situations, as you watch other drivers heedlessly skimming by: Why me?
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YSL's collection was full of calf-skimming skirts, shoulder pads, big furry cropped jackets, and flowers in the hair.
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One day they just appeared overnight: boys with backpacks would huddle around in schoolyard groups, skimming through their own decks, swapping, skimming again, holding their prized shinies aloft in special little protective baggies, the prized trades, swapping again, constantly, huge decks, two or three hundred cards, this thing I'd never heard of.
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And if you're still bewildered by why we're loving the ankle-skimming pant, here's 12 pairs that'll rope you in.
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Most mornings, after sifting through the night's mail haul and skimming the headlines, I make myself a cup of coffee.
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Video "Union dues skimming diverts Medicaid funds from the very people that the program is supposed to help," Johnson said.
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The goal is to prevent foreign leaders from skimming off the payments that drillers and miners make to their countries.
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With each orbit, it swoops lower and lower, skimming through Saturn's rings while sinking towards the gas giant's crushing atmosphere.
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This is just a skimming of a monstrous issue, a collection of facts from an increasingly nervous group of people.
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I did not answer, but I could stand in that holy place, skimming the edge of a familiar, faraway joy.
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Sometimes you can accidentally absorb new information even when you're just skimming for the mentions of yourself — anything is possible.
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But dressing as the royal family is just skimming the surface of potential costumes inspired by good ol' Great Britain.
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Go deeper: Florida's Space Coast sees entrepreneurial growth SpaceX confirms Crew Dragon capsule destroyed during test accident Skimming Saturn's rings
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The goal is to prevent foreign leaders from skimming off the payments that drillers and miners make to their countries.
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Ever since Jenna Dewan Tatum chopped her long locks into a shoulder-skimming bob, she's been the definition of #hairgoals.
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Get all of the details on the host's look, including her curve-skimming gown, dramatic hair and makeup and more!
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Some banks are upgrading their ATMs, using a sideways card reader, which makes it harder for skimming devices to work.
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Are we not skimming over the qualities that shine, such as the story, the art direction and the world building?
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She accessorized the look with shoulder-skimming hoops, white patent leather ankle boots, and a matching Dolce handbag and scarf.
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If the fixture wiggles, or appears to be attached with glue, that's an indication that a skimming device is attached.
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In the end, the authorities accused him and two brothers of skimming cash and inflating the value of the company.
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"They were skimming off people, and anyone who would get in their way, they would frame them," he told CNN.
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While some states had already engaged in dues skimming, the administration made it easier for states to implement this scheme.
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Thankfully, after years of skimming through the ghosts of Nashville, I found a keeper who supports me in my lifestyle.
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Further analysis has shown lots of people share stories after only skimming, or reading the first part of the story.
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Whether it's browsing the internet, checking text messages or skimming a menu, reading is an essential part of our lives.
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However, the US government has said the Venezuelan government is skimming its own profits from such food imports and distribution.
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"Any retailer that has a significant online presence that accepts online orders is definitely concerned about e-skimming," Pargman said.
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He captures the era persuasively, embroidering the realism with details like Mildred's knee-skimming skirts and Richard's brush-cut hair.
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If I were to wager a bet, I'd say there's a strong possibility you're only skimming this article right now.
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Just over 20 percent of millennials suspect that they've been victims of skimming at the pump in the last year.
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CompareCards found that almost half of Americans have changed the way they pay for gas because they're concerned about skimming.
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Take, for example, a dusty rose, ankle-skimming version with a double-breasted jacket and peaked lapel shown at Gabriela Hearst.
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A set of brow-skimming bangs, which she debuted on stage during a stop on her Anti world tour in Sweden.
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The singer teamed the fresh fringe with a shoulder-skimming chop for a fun seasonal change from her long, straight locks.
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I love an ankle boot with not too high of a heel, an ankle skimming boot either in suede or leather.
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If too much screen-based skimming and multitasking stunts attention, spending time in deep, focused thought should have the opposite effect.
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The elastic waistband cinches in your midsection and helps show off your curves, while the floor-skimming silhouette elongates your figure.
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The adoption of contactless ATMs by major banks in US will likely help to cut down on card skimming and fraud.
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And while an ankle-skimming hemline might give off boho vibes, its spring '17 rendition featured layered tulle and slight ombré.
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Email was a frequent topic of conversation, in addition to less banal activities like skimming academic papers and brainstorming with colleagues.
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Lords had, of course, always squeezed the peasantry—whether by requisitioning their labor or by skimming a share of the crop.
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The courtroom lost power twice, but Sahar kept going in the dark, skimming documents by the light of his cell phone.
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"1994", the sort of follow-up to "1992," builds on a steady, melancholic sounding guitar with Crowe's low vocals skimming overtop.
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It's even possible to be swiftly turning pages in a bored way, skimming for the necessary information to learn what happens.
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Chrysotile not only sounds less scary, it really is, said Mr. Kochelayev, skimming over the fact that it is a carcinogen.
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It's ridiculous that they spend two lectures about The Block Chain — with a student project — while skimming over basic iOS fundamentals.
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The days when governments could promise perpetual economic growth, with a bit of skimming off the top for redistribution, are over.
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They marched past in thigh-skimming, slouchy leather boots, which have emerged as one of this season's most popular footwear trends.
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Cardi laughed it off ... she says the dude was stealing from her by cooking the books and skimming off the top.
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Israel wrote in her memoir that she eventually realized he'd been skimming money off the top of the duo's sales, too.
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She also claims Anderson was skimming tons of cash from her father while taking him on the road to fan conventions.
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If you aren't a homeowner, the IRS has plenty of other ways to collect, up to and including skimming your paycheck.
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For example, the model Katie Moore's long, blonde locks were transformed to a blunt ear-skimming bob, the color of rusted metal.
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As a result of this — and, more importantly, skimming by dishonest operators — by the 1850s most American states had soured on lotteries.
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Jenner's red lipstick perfectly matched her skimpy ensemble, and her shoulder-skimming hair was parted down the middle for a chic finish.
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The group also compromised databases with account information by inflating account balances, then skimming off the difference for themselves before anyone noticed.
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The latest episode, "The Last of the Starks," is particularly bad about skimming across events in a way that confuses the action.
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She is not a manic-pixie dream girl, but she is skimming the surface of damsel in distress and untamable wild child.
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Being snuggled in a blanket in bed with a fresh cup of coffee skimming through deals from the comfort of your couch.
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And anywhere there is a new, unregulated way to make – or raise – millions of dollars you'd better believe there is someone skimming.
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I've spent a day skimming it so you don't have to, and collecting rebuttals to a few of its more egregious claims.
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And the sun will crawl across the horizon — like a sailboat skimming across a pond — throughout this incredibly short winter solstice day.
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Many of the fall and winter 2017 collections were complemented with stick-straight hair, timeless center-parts, and blunt, brow-skimming bangs.
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"Trump's lack of awareness, plus a habit of skimming from her sources, often results in spectacularly misapplied quotations," said NPR's Annalisa Quinn.
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After skimming through thousands of handmade soaps and razor-refill boxes, we compiled the best beauty deals available on Amazon right now.
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But, Bruce and some other accomplices have been skimming money from a violent cartel, so that doesn't work out well for them.
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Even if they were just skimming the surface of the science, it was obvious that they took care to get it right.
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It was headed for a direct hit on Southeast Florida but bent to the east, skimming the coast, and flooding North Carolina.
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This makes it possible to steal the information from the strips, and allows criminals to use the counterfeit cards created by skimming.
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It's incredibly lazy—there's nothing here that you wouldn't get from skimming The Complete Idiot's Guide to Journalism—and full of platitudes.
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Chief among Klijnsma's findings is that there are at least six distinct groups operating Magecart skimming scams, each taking their own approach.
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Who knows what triggered them, maybe it was nothing more than the repetitive bleep of the scanner, skimming rhythmically in their head.
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Skimming the text of the order, I confirmed that it was what we'd seen in a leaked draft earlier in the week.
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Unlike traditional skimming, the criminals behind the attack do not need physical access so they can be located anywhere in the world.
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Melgar reportedly accused the other service members of soliciting prostitutes and bringing them to a safehouse; and skimming cash intended for informants.
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Drivers have also been a source of consternation for food-delivery services like DoorDash, which has been accused of skimming drivers' tips.
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As Mr. Schrey built from skimming, ethereal notes on the fiddle to a fast Irish reel, Mr. Gareiss, too, gathered breathtaking speed.
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Today the tract is an immense lake, up to 20093 feet deep, with fish prowling the water and ducks skimming the surface.
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Proponents say they can be more fair and more thorough than overworked human recruiters skimming through hundreds of résumés and cover letters.
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Bumgarner throws 200-plus first-rate innings every year, skimming through entire months with his spotted fastball and sidearmed, diving-turkey slider.
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The style, created by L.A.-based hairstylist Nikki Lee, does incorporate the kind of lash-skimming bangs that Michele wore in her breakthrough.
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Using mobile contactless payments, like Apple Pay or Google Pay, would largely render the risk from card skimming almost entirely moot, they say.
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This measure would help to prevent them skimming off clients at airports and train stations from hail-down regular taxis, he told them.
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They can also see "earthgrazers," long meteors that seem as though they are skimming the surface of our planet, just along the horizon.
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From Patti Smith's shoulder-skimming shag to Haim's long, tousled locks, I'm tormented by women who effortlessly wear their waves with style. Why?
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One of the coolest haircuts of the '60s and '70s — heavy, cheekbone-skimming, softly cut fringe — has made a comeback as of late.
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Fenty x Puma combined the outerwear of the season with the print du jour — check — in an ankle-skimming, almost-a-duvet number.
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During its 16 months of primary science operations, it will be skimming to within 3,100 miles of the Jovian clouds every two weeks.
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Each orbit will be petal-shaped, skimming over the sun closely and then flying out farther into space to close out the orbit.
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The merch fits in quite smoothly with her go-to travel outfit, which is comprised of an oversized clutch and floor-skimming pants.
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That system never contemplated a world in which some enterprising member states would facilitate multinationals' skimming of tax revenues from other member states.
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Reduce the heat to maintain a simmer, skimming any fat and scum that appears at the surface occasionally, for 3 1/2 hours.
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This was a brave move that required standing up to some very powerful banks and private businesses that wanted to keep on skimming.
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In London, my interactions with girls in floor-skimming abayas are a study in avoidance; we simply pretend not to see one another.
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When the commissioner brings along a sympathetic American philanthropist providing the financing, we discover the official's own baggage: a habit of skimming money.
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An anonymous user cites an article by Bill Klemm, a professor of neuroscience, which highlights skimming as a key strategy for retaining information.
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Dozens of small, powerful motorboats were skimming across the harbor, driven by tanned, wind-beaten men who our captain explained were Iranian smugglers.
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It opens instead on a shot skimming the waters around Themyscira, then panning up to the Amazon warriors' island as the voiceover begins.
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Highly targeted credit card skimming attacks hit Ticketmaster, British Airways, and consumer electronics giant Newegg in the past year, affecting millions of customers.
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Her face framed by bangs and a curtain of waist-skimming hair, Dominika rules the stage until a midperformance catastrophe cuts her down.
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At two acts and 100 minutes, there is little plumbing of Hamlet's psyche in this exceedingly handsome, surface-skimming production by Irina Gachechiladze.
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He was shot in both legs by fellow Real I.R.A. members who had accused him of skimming profits from smuggling and other crimes.
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McKinsey, of course, is famous for skimming the best from America&aposs elite universities, a practice that has become common at top consultancies.
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Objectively speaking, your "prior" belief that he is an actual account-skimming thief should be almost as unlikely as in the previous example.
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Investigators also discovered that they could connect via Bluetooth to the skimming devices by entering the PIN "2016" on a Bluetooth-enabled wireless device.
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It's even possible that North America's first settlers used boats, skimming the shoreline as they steadily moved south and eventually into the continent's interior.
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And on this year's red carpet, she pulled the ultimate fashion girl move, skipping the floor-skimming gown for a pair of black pants.
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There were twisted shirts; tailored blazers; huge Canada Goose puffer jackets; hip-skimming boots for boys and girls; billowing overalls; and sheer, gathered gowns.
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Good to know we can rely on InSight's "ears" for that purpose, though its science target is below the surface, not skimming above it.
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In the wake of the Soviet Union's collapse, more than 2,8003 new banks popped up, many engaging in speculation, asset-skimming and money-laundering.
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Going to the library or reading a book and not just going online and skimming things, and there's something to be said about that.
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Skimming this protocol document (check out page 34 in particular) gives you an idea of exactly how complex putting together these messages can be.
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Reduce the heat to maintain a simmer and cook, skimming any scum that rises to the top, until the chicken is tender, 1 hour.
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Building off of that, you'll discover the keys to speed reading—not just skimming but actually comprehending the content and committing it to memory.
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The newly single star stepped out in style wearing a purple printed floor-skimming Alaïa gown with a sheer skirt and a statement belt.
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The second time I smeared an internet stranger's advice onto my face, there was a bit more research involved than skimming a WikiHow article.
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After the initial shave, Rodriguez eventually freshened up her tresses with a chic new do — the shoulder-skimming blonde ombré bob she's rocking now.
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That perceived slight, plus Melgar's knowledge of the money-skimming scheme, may shine light into why the two SEALs allegedly decided to kill Melgar.
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But Jenn Streicher gave Mandy Moore our dream wedding style with a shoulder-skimming lob cut that features loose, textured waves —not barrel curls.
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Even before going public, Mr. Antar would fly to Israel with cash strapped to his body as part of the skimming scheme, they said.
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Skimming two cents off of one million common card transactions ($20,000), is, ultimately, just as valuable as selling 1,000 copies of the base game.
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Lately, though, some people have come to wonder if PBMs serve much of a purpose at all, other than skimming off profits for themselves.
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All of Jeju's broths have the body and texture that comes with boiling and skimming for hours over an abundance of meat and bones.
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Amazon is just skimming the cream by letting the post office deliver — otherwise they'd do it themselves if they were so much more efficient.
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Her eponymous line features Instagram-ready dresses in electric hues, skirts in irreverent prints, sculptural pants and button-up vests with floor-skimming capes.
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"One is that the business is doing well, but they're skimming—taking money from the business and putting it in their pockets," Lipari said.
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Pages and pages of historical context; sprawling lists of figures, song titles and names; letters quoted in near-entirety — all of this invites skimming.
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They have been raising money by carrying out kidnappings for ransom and extorting "taxes" from local officials, often skimming a cut of rebuilding contracts.
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"ATM skimming is an over $2 billion problem globally," said Martin Bally, vice president and chief security office at Diebold Nixdorf, an ATM manufacturer.
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At a store in Florida, two employees were caught stealing parts from inventory and skimming cash about a year and half ago, he said.
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Eveland likens skimming along the Argentine mountains to surfing, though every time he says something like that, he's quick to boast about his caution.
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If I didn't do it just right, go at it with enough force, I could find myself skimming right over the ice cream's surface.
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Excess cash on our streets can also lead to an increase in black market or cartel activity as well as tax evasion and skimming.
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The security agencies' affairs divisions have tended to become nothing more than the protection racketeers' protection racketeer, skimming their share from scams they uncover.
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A technician had been skimming drugs to feed her own habit, and Ms. Harris's chief drug prosecutor had warned that she was sabotaging evidence.
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The analysis, written by threat researcher Yonathan Klijnsma, shows that hackers compromised the company's website and app with a card-skimming malware in late August.
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Olsen wore an ankle-skimming navy slip dress with a black longline top coat, which is fully in keeping with her family's de facto uniform.
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But the UK's House of Commons blasted the report as barely skimming the surface, and told the social media giant to have a second look.
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Her heart was set on a Pnina Tornai dress, featuring a nude base covered by Chantilly lace with a body-skimming silhouette and cascading train.
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Skimming has led, I believe, to a tendency to go to the sources that seem the simplest, most reduced, most familiar, and least cognitively challenging.
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Ashley went for a long coat dress worn over knee-high snakeskin boots, while Mary Kate style a retro jacket with a floor-skimming skirt.
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They are merely low-level crooks who send bricks instead of iPhones to unsuspecting eBay shoppers, or simply apply Russian-made tools for ATM skimming.
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This is a tad worse when the person skimming is HR and not from the functional team who you're going to be working with/for.
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As online shopping heats up ahead of the holiday season, consumers should be aware of an increasingly common scam called "e-skimming," the FBI warns.
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In both Iraq and Syria, ISIS is making money by kidnapping for ransom, extorting civilians, and skimming funds off rebuilding contracts in war-torn areas.
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He woke his parents, told his wife to watch the children, and raced to Orlando, skimming across the dark freeway at 100 miles per hour.
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Fit-wise, the cut is slightly boxy, although I liked the body-skimming — versus body-hugging — silhouette, as well as the vaguely retro raglan sleeves.
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Locking your home screen is an obvious solution to keeping your private information private, and can protect you from unwanted eyes skimming through your phone.
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As dangerous as skimming the earth at hundreds of miles per hour seems, it's an actual technique used by military aircraft to help avoid threats.
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The most unsophisticated criminal can figure out how to program and deploy a skimming device to capture consumers' credit card data and make counterfeit cards.
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They can be body-skimming or tent-like — the point is that with a little more structure (and a heel), they could be cocktail attire.
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Keep the broth at a very low simmer for 6 to 8 hours, skimming regularly for any scum and impurities that rise to the surface.
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The virtuosity of "Esplanade," with its daring floor-skimming slides and perilous catches, is veiled and like the other dances on the program, seemingly simple.
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While the tiny Ms. Pereira showed moments of breadth, she couldn't sustain them; as the ballet progressed her skimming steps were more clipped than seamless.
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Two men huddled together, sharing an online video, another man scrolled through a feed, fingers skimming the screen like skaters gliding across a frozen lake.
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Althea Marie Butler-Cochran was once a widely respected member of her community, a restaurateur and philanthropist, who was caught skimming money from her charities.
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I had already fallen into the unhealthful habits of mistaking my dread for integrity and of confusing skimming the news all day with civic engagement.
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The up-tempo jounce of "Monk's Dream" and "Criss Cross" has been turned into surface-skimming, 12-tone dashes, with debts to Cage and Stockhausen.
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In the highest-profile case, the former governor of Veracruz, Javier Duarte, is in jail, accused of skimming up to $3 billion of public money.
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Sure, recording voice messages may be faster than actually typing them, but listening to a voicemail is definitely not faster than skimming a paragraph or two.
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And considering how good they've been looking on the red carpet, we really can't blame Teigen for wanting to get in on that shoulder-skimming action.
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Source: Bella Hadid/Snapchat So does Hadid's cut (plus Selena Gomez's recent wispy shag) mean we should all be chopping our tresses into brow-skimming bangs?
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I eat my breakfast while skimming my work emails and send a quick note to my nutritionist asking to reschedule my appointment for this coming Friday.
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Her six-year-old feet skimming swiftly over battered gray grass, twinkly, too-bright colored lights, shards of mirror, the wild music of a steam calliope.
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What makes the otherwise covered-up (long-sleeve, floor-length) gown so sexy is the accentuated plunging neckline, waist-cinching ruched bodice and body-skimming fabric.
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Laxalt settled a suit against the Sacramento Bee newspaper over an article alleging that a Nevada hotel casino he owned engaged in illegal skimming of profits.
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That, in addition to the few seconds I spent skimming it, was the one-two punch that made me want to know more about the candidate.
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Skimming the archive, I found titles from Carol Reed and Robert Aldrich that I'd never even heard of, both of which went straight to the watchlist.
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In August, the farmers returned for the first fruits of the Jersey harvest: irregular yellow peaches, all pit surrounded by a skimming of delirious, complex flavor.
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Image: DoorDashFood delivery app DoorDash has, for months, doubled down on its policy of systematically skimming customer tips meant for its fleet of contract delivery workers.
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It's certainly true that value stocks have had nice, meaty corrections, skimming away foam off the froth following their post-election rally and now stabilizing again.
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The arrangement involved skimming off billions of dollars from an oil boom and diverting the money to the Workers' Party and its coalition partners in Congress.
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For the TV show, she's been turned into a more obvious, less interesting Ma Barker character, pulling the strings for her sons and skimming the profits.
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They see the type of corruption he is targeting, like bribe-taking and skimming funds for development projects, as a burden on the system, Haykel said.
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Model Stella Maxwell is in Topshop's posse for this year's big event, wearing a rose gold body-skimming gown with skinny straps and a generous train.
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The next time Pac-Man graced arcades, in 1996's Pac-Man Arrangement, he was once again restricted to skimming over the surface of each maze.
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Skimming, I learned that the woman — a former high school classmate, Deirdre — was expected to survive and her daughter, 3, had been airlifted to a hospital.
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I focused on the deep, glassy blue of the lake, where water-skiers cut white pathways across the surface and kayakers looked like water-skimming insects.
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The object grazed the black hole in recent years, likely causing Sagittarius A* to suddenly flare up in 2019 after skimming off some gas from G2.
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For decades banks have battled "skimming," in which criminals sabotage A.T.M.s to steal the information off a card and use it to clear out people's accounts.
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Pending a full investigation of corruption allegations, it appears they cannot depend on the UAW to protect and invest their dues without skimming off the top.
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New Balance's 250,000-square-foot world headquarters, which opened in 2015 in the Allston-Brighton section, resembles a glass cruise liner skimming alongside the Massachusetts Turnpike.
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And Google founder Larry Page is aiming to have a consumer model of his weird, lake-skimming Kitty Hawk Flyer available by the end of this year.
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The first email was also used to order a pizza to the Bucharest apartment of Ovidiu Alexandru Dan, a man arrested for credit card skimming in 2016.
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Two cafeteria workers in New Canaan, Connecticut were arrested earlier this month for allegedly skimming $478,000 in student lunch money over a period of about five years.
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The Secret Service told Axios its Electronic Crimes Task Force partners obtained intelligence about ATM skimming and that fraud alerts were sent to financial institutions about it.
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British Airways admitted a website and app breach earlier this year, which security researchers later found was caused by credit card skimming malware injected on its site.
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The skimming took details of nearly 20,000 debit and credit cards from 22 Pakistani banks, according to the Pakistan Computer Emergency Response Team (PakCERT), a monitoring group.
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Skimming involves thieves installing devices in ATMs or gas station credit card machines that secretly record an unsuspecting user's financial information as he or she enters it.
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Skimming the details, the documentary observes Mr. Freedman's race against a deadline from the Federal Communications Commission to finance a signal-boosting tower in New York City.
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Border agents make a decent living skimming the top off those cash transactions so there's no incentive for them to push incoming traders to use e-pay.
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The real stuff is, like, touching skin or slicing a radish or pulling on a sweater or rubbing split ends or skimming the smooth grain of paper.
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" In a recent interview with The New York Times, Mr. Fairchild, 30, described the ballet as "tap dancing with ballet shoes, skimming like a stone on water.
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Savannah cavorts in seedy bars with Surfer Girl (Reyna de Courcy), a drug runner skimming goods that she hopes will buy her a new life in Hawaii.
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In the 2001 film "Training Day," Denzel Washington played a corrupt narcotics detective with a knack for busting drug gangs and a weakness for skimming the take.
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Update: Shoulder-skimming bobs were undoubtedly the trendiest celebrity haircut this summer, with stars like Natalie Portman, Sandra Bullock, and Lucy Liu all making the big chop.
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One of the public services we perform for you involves signing up for every candidate's email list and skimming the dozens of messages they send every day.
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Of course, these TBTs still feature a number of the reality star's signature beauty looks, such as a sleek up-do, nude lips, and eyebrow-skimming false eyelashes.
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He added that the two Romanians were believed to be part of an international gang that uses skimming devices on ATMs to steal debit card details of users.
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The star chose a royal blue off-the-shoulder, long-sleeve gown with a low neckline, ruffled embellishment on the bodice and sleeves and body-skimming, fishtail silhouette.
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This is an age of splintered, specialized audiences that rarely recognize appointment TV, and that are more interested in skimming headlines than committing to a four-hour ceremony.
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Misleading hyperbole that so easily seeps into our brains from skimming social media and word-of-mouth is just another obstacle for Barbuda and unnecessary one at that.
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" Like previous card skimming campaigns, he said that the hackers "integrated with the victim's payment system and blended with the infrastructure and stayed there as long as possible.
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Elena chose a long-sleeve column lace dress by Ersa Atelier, while Amanda wore a body-skimming white gown by Pronovias with lace accents and a cascading train.
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According to docs, the rapper and Universal's publishing arm reached a settlement -- he had sued for back royalties, accusing the label of skimming revenue from his solo work.
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Richards served as a bridesmaid, sharing photos of herself wearing a black body-skimming gown with lace neckline, jeweled brooch at the waist and floral crown on Saturday.
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Jennifer Hudson took the black tie dress code very seriously at Ciara and Russell Wilson's Wednesday wedding, opting for a bold-hued, floor-skimming gown by Christian Siriano.
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The host took the stage for the opening act wearing a dark silver sequined mini dress, which was made complete with a floor-skimming cape on one sleeve.
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The sight of the boats skimming over the crystal clear waters of the natural sailing "arena" has drawn new audiences for sailing both in Bermuda and on television.
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But that's just skimming sodium's surface, because only 11% of the sodium in our diets comes from the salt shaker, which we may grab during cooking or eating.
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As it flirts with banking and health care, the company aims to serve as a middle-man, skimming off dollars from as many online transactions as it can.
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Flash forward a decade later, when Gomez's geometric, collarbone-skimming Met Gala bob and pink eyeshadow left us in total awe — and clearing our calendars for a cut.
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The Elizabeth and James co-designer, 30, stepped out in N.Y.C. wearing a statement-making green cardigan buttoned down to her black leather boots, almost skimming the sidewalk.
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Kim explained that the broth at Jeju is made by skimming impurities and excess fat from the surface as the liquid cooks, a prevalent technique in Korean cooking.
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" Vettel apologised to his team after missing out on pole, and also skimming the wall at the last corner, saying: "Going into qualifying I thought it was possible.
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As skimming and mercurial as its approach is, Lo and Behold is an ode to that kind of thinking, specifically about that thing that is shaping our thinking.
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The government has previously said funds were stolen by creating fake accounts at the central bank and skimming money from the national telecommunications agency and other state institutions.
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Combine all ingredients in a large pot with two gallons of water and simmer on the stove for several hours, periodically skimming the excess foam off the top.
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One of his first trials will be that of the former IOR president, Angelo Caloia, who is accused of skimming tens of millions of euros from property deals.
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The sharp, blunt, chin-skimming length is on track to be the accessory of 2020 — and the Golden Globes red carpet has solidified the hair trend in spades.
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Skimming the lunar surface in a rehearsal for the first manned landing, he erupted with salty language heard by millions when his craft briefly spun out of control.
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The actress, 35, wore a custom color-block Brandon Maxwell gown featuring an off-the-shoulder hot pink bodice and body-skimming red skirt with a high slit.
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It may well be that the $738 billion military budget for 2020 is too big, and that skimming a few billion off the top won't affect American security.
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Wes Gordon's spring 2020 collection for Carolina Herrera opened with an immediate reminder of the founder's signature aesthetic: a crisp white blouse, tucked into a floor-skimming skirt.
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Today, the area surrounding the museum feels like a grittier version of the sloping plaza leading to the Pompidou Center, in Paris, with skateboarders skimming ramps and walkways.
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Try to get a sense of what this document looks like; what information it contains; what the redactions look like; and any information you can gather while skimming.
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On Monday, police arrested 22017 people linked to the operation, and charged them with skimming $2175 million in funds destined to help new arrivals over the past decade.
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On Monday, police arrested 68 people linked to the operation, and charged them with skimming $35 million in funds destined to help new arrivals over the past decade.
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Worn as a layering item or all by itself, the body-skimming O-ring knit is the furthest thing from dowdy, especially when you keep things simple and streamlined.
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The 15-line card-skimming code hackers used on the Newegg payment page was almost identical to the code used in the other two major attacks, according to RiskIQ.
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When a celebrity steps out with a new haircut — be it a French-girl bob, shoulder-skimming chop, or bangs — we're typically inspired to schedule a salon appointment, pronto.
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This time, pairing a simple black half-tee with leather trousers, a silk scarf tied at the neck, and her second favorite 90s trend, a floor-skimming duster coat.
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Yeah, it was James Ander Miller's CAA book, which was great, but it really would have benefited from me reading it instead of skimming it for a couple hours.
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ZUP You Got This 2.0 Board Handle Combo, $334.95, available at Amazon This versatile board lets all ages and skill levels enjoy the exhilaration of skimming across the water.
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And like most surveys, it was probably based on a sample which ended up barely skimming the surface of the tip of the iceberg (yes, this deserves two analogies).
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The playful patchwork pattern tones down the shiny finish of the sequins, plus I love that the body-skimming design is subtly sexy without showing a lot of skin.
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The online electronics retailer removed the code on Tuesday after it was contacted by incident response firm Volexity, which first discovered the card skimming malware and reported its findings.
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Gone are the days of dreamcatcher adorned mermaid hair for Vanessa Hudgens, because the actress just removed her voluminous, waist-length extensions in favor of a shoulder-skimming bob!
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She chose a sleek, body-skimming black dress with sheer lace sleeves and a low open back at the annual Alfred E. Smith Memorial Dinner in N.Y.C. in October.
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If the curve-skimming cut of the gown wasn't sexy enough, the dress also featured the same thigh-high slit as Barroso that showed off the model's lissome leg.
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This emotional saw-toothed action has done some good by skimming away excessive investor optimism, compressing equity valuation and driving professional-investor positioning from heedless aggression to chastened caution.
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Yet she is wary of researching Fryar's personal life, content with surface-skimming Google searches and speculation drawn from the Facebook pages of his sister and his supposed girlfriend.
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Where this practice — known as dues skimming — occurs, unions siphon off dues directly from caregivers' Medicaid payments before those funds even reach the patient they are intended to help.
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"I had this awful urge to say just what she wanted me to say—'Skimming Stone would be great'—when I knew it would be wrong," Studholme told me.
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"Can't Feel My Face" by the Weeknd You have antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea "My Way" by Frank Sinatra You have been skimming thousands of dollars off your union's pension fund.
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A mafia trial is under way after news broke in late 2014 that a criminal ring had allegedly been skimming millions of euros off city hall contracts for years.
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It was the first day of my African-American Literature seminar at Columbia, and I was skimming the syllabus while deciding whether or not to enroll in the course.
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Most can easily be opened using a universal key which isn't hard to acquire, allowing the skimming hardware to be installed inside so it's completely invisible to unsuspecting users.
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Christian Livermore, an American writer living in St. Andrews, Scotland, said in an email that since the presidential election, she has been skimming instead of deeply reading the news.
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It's a cool, figure-hugging silhouette that plays nice with everything in our closets — from knee-skimming skirts to high-waisted jeans — while still keeping us cozy and covered.
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The sun was just skimming over the sagebrush hills when Ms. World climbed out of her car and palmed that day's naltrexone pill for her 30-year-old son.
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If the ATM looks broken, or anything on the front of the machine appears dislodged, or jerry-rigged, it could mean that someone has installed a card-skimming machine.
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They were schemers in the secret sale of arms to Iran and the skimming of profits for rebel forces in Central America, violating American foreign policy and common sense.
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And so it becomes easy to step back, to tune out the teams that aren't yours and turn off ESPN, skimming game recaps instead of sitting through each competition.
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"When you read the report, and we're obviously all skimming through it, the headline is they didn't find the things that Bill Barr and Donald Trump alleged," Wallace said.
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Working from a script he wrote with Jean-Claude Carrière and Louise Kugelberg, Schnabel approaches van Gogh's life by drastically condensing it, and skipping or skimming over biographical milestones.
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There were double-layered pinstriped jackets, belted and studded leather overcoats, and woolen pleated half-skirts layered over ankle-skimming pants, a throwback to a favorite 1990s McQueen signature.
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Without the legal mandate to do so, some employers have been skimming off the top—or in egregious cases have been hoarding tips to add to the bottom line.
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The model also pulled a Kylie, reviving her look from the November issue of Vogue and switching up her usual waist-skimming brown locks for a neon pink, banged bob.
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Also, the missile is able to intercept threats that are close to the surface by sea-skimming or diving in onto a target from a higher altitude, Navy officials explained.
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The problem is that the script skitters over the surface of too many of these ideas—the cult, the romance, the characters—like a skimming stone over a frozen pond.
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Andrew Toth/Getty Images Holmes hit the red carpet in a body-skimming navy halter with a triangular cut out in the back, a fresh face and a metallic cuff.
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Without skimming any explicit fee from the new funds, Fidelity will have to find other ways to make money, such as by lending shares to short-sellers for a consideration.
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It is often no secret who is committing abuses in Southeast Asia, whether they are illegally cutting down forests, trafficking drugs, skimming a percentage from government transactions or shooting protesters.
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Skimming debit cards using devices or malware placed on automated teller machines—another method for stealing money from consumer accounts—is, says Mr Erlin, difficult to carry out at scale.
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The design of those levels is also improved across the board, with the battles organically bringing players near Star Destroyers and other cruisers until they're practically skimming across the surface.
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But it turned out Cassity was skimming millions of dollars, hiding his crimes by simply having employees white out the payment information on the contracts and fill in different numbers.
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A group of people could run their own insurance company, say, which would accept premiums, automate the actuaries, and pay out claims without skimming a house take off the top.
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The movie is sprinkled with many other smart, skimming jokes, often provided by Trevor's assistant, Etta (Lucy Davis), who seems to anticipate Bridget Jones by at least half a century.
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The device harkens back to the BlackBerry's jog dial — the de facto method for skimming through email before Apple introduced momentum scrolling — but with one important bonus: there's an app.
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Celine Dion debuted her shortest hairstyle in years — a super-chic, shoulder-skimming lob — at the Stand Up to Cancer event on Friday, and we can't stop talking about it.
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"I didn't want a ton of extra fabric; I wanted something sleek and simple and this fit the bill," she said about her body-skimming design with long, flowy train.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. fund investors reversed course, skimming $17 billion off domestic stock funds during the most recent week, data from the Investment Company Institute (ICI) showed on Wednesday.
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The car-news site Jalopnik asked Uber and Lyft drivers to send in their receipts in an effort to analyze how much the companies were skimming off the drivers' fares.
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Most people would agree that requiring a mother to pay union dues just so she can look after her disabled son is ludicrous, yet that's exactly what dues-skimming does.
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And after months of complaints about DoorDash's tip-skimming scheme, its CEO announced changes to its compensation model in a series of tweets that completely failed to apologize for it.
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The group, which RiskIQ calls Magecart, is known for web-based credit card skimming—finding websites that don't secure payment data entry forms, and vacuuming up everything that gets submitted.
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An American service member who knew Sergeant Melgar said he was under the impression that the sergeant had stumbled on some sort of money-skimming scheme involving the Navy commandos.
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You can't put your finger on why, but you want a change — maybe a new bang shape or a shoulder-skimming lob — so you book an appointment with your stylist.
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Elsewhere, rugby stripes were given a fresh new spin in egg-yolk yellow and candyfloss pink across shirts and dresses, while cricket jumpers were layered over sequined floor-skimming gowns.
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In fact, these tools are only spreading to more governments, many of them with terrible human rights records, and it's distressing to know that we're probably only skimming the surface.
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Gas stations may be more dangerous than they appear: One in five millennials suspect they've lost money when paying to fill up their tanks because of a fraud called skimming.
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Still, his pictures are deliberately noncommittal, allowing viewers to affix their own conceptions to the subjects, skimming the surface of deeply intractable social problems rather than engaging with them fully.
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In our 2017 survey, we found that among households that succeeded in buying grain, skimming levels were the same — about 7 percent — in villages with or without the Aadhaar system.
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The two brothers who headed Shared Dreams at the time — Sergio and Pablo Schoklender — have both been charged with skimming off 206 million pesos (almost $53 million at the time).
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Once the stock has come to a boil, lower the heat and simmer uncovered for 2 hours, skimming the scummy foam that rises to the top whenever you see it. 4.
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The tech: Last year an innovation began circulating that lets crooks know when an ATM likely already has anti-skimming technology so they can move on without getting caught, per Krebs.
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For the past few months, the Irish actress has been sporting a shoulder-length lob, but come the first breeze of fall, she upgraded to a short, blunt, jawline-skimming bob.
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A security firm says credit card skimming malware installed by hackers on British Airways' website a few months ago was to blame for a data breach of over 380,000 credit cards.
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The ATM security organization EAST has published a new report pointing out that the use of s0-called Throat Inlay Skimming devices—which are hidden within the card slot—is rising.
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"We're calling this phase of the mission Cassini's Ring-Grazing Orbits, because we'll be skimming past the outer edge of the rings," Cassini project scientist Linda Spilker said in a statement.
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She arrived wearing a plunging white Givenchy top with black skinny pants and a pair of white heels with massive bows on the top that came close to skimming the ground.
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Halle Berry has been quietly going shorter an inch at a time over the past few months, going from shoulder-skimming strands to a choppy near-pixie for an upcoming film.
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D2 was skimming along the bottom of the ocean at a depth of around 703 meters (1,476 feet) in search of a small topographic rise that researchers thought was a shipwreck.
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A design from Georgina Chapman, half of the Marchesa design pair, featured black cursive lettering and beading on a dark gray background, and was paired with floor-skimming ball gown skirts.
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The president also uses the time to catch up on the news, skimming The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal on his iPad or watching cable.
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On tenor saxophone, Jason Rigby dials up his solo even higher than on the record, fashioning arpeggios that bristle and heave, skimming energy from the chunky provocations of Fabian Almazan's piano.
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Skimming this résumé, you can see why people often regard López in a gauzy half-light, but even as he thrived as mayor of Chacao, he was becoming a polarizing figure.
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It turned out that co-founders Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager — friends from college who shared the outer-borough ambitions of Brooklyn strivers — had been skimming 80 percent of the take.
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The NSM is "capable of sea-skimming, high-g maneuverability, and the ability to engage targets from the side, rather than top-down," according to written testimony submitted to the HASC.
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The site, it turned out, was subject to an e-skimming attack over Thanksgiving, where a type of malware infected its checkout pages to steal payment and personal information of shoppers.
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The sportswear company and Branson's space enterprise unveiled the new suits at a flashy special event featuring the first tourists who have reserved $250,000 tickets aboard Virgin Galactic's atmosphere-skimming spacecraft.
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But at the AGT finale, which aired this week, Hough shocked us all when she debuted her best — not to mention permanent — hairstyle to date: A fresh, blunt, chin-skimming bob.
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So, while charters often are falsely accused of "skimming" the best kids, some school districts do exactly that while trying to make a few bucks off families who seek better opportunities.
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The laden hull created a steep stern wave, and, in the first miles, dolphins slipped up its face and somersaulted back into the sea, barely skimming under the surface between vaults.
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"Crime can run the gamut from credit card skimming to homicide and is unpredictable, gang-centric, and characterized by violence directed against both known victims and targets of opportunity," the report said.
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Bonet wears a black, curve-skimming maxi dress, while Kravitz opts for a simple black two piece paired with a flowy, sheer cover-up and Calvin Klein's chunky statement jewelry, of course.
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Coffee Meets Bagel, from Korean-American sisters Dawoon, Arum and Soo Kang, used to only send a match a day, based on the concept of just skimming the best from the top.
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As the camera pans back and forth, throughout the rainy meadow, skimming over the bears, you realize how relaxing it can be to just kick back and watch bears happily devour apples.
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Whether it's subtle extensions, waist-skimming protective braids, or just a biotin-heavy natural grow-out process, these celebs will inspire you to forgo a chop and embrace the length this summer.
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A book that all of Congress will want to read (if only to see if their names show up in it; at the very least, there'll be a lot of index-skimming).
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In these versions, certain sequences of events, such as skimming quickly through a large number of notes, can cause an image or other attachments to be deleted from a note without warning.
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The harbourside street circuit saw fatal accidents in the 1960s and remains one of the trickiest, with cars skimming the metal barriers and speeding from darkness into the sunlight through a tunnel.
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A cybersecurity firm says the hacking group that stole some Ticketmaster customers' credit card information this year actually carried out a far more extensive digital credit card skimming campaign than initially reported.
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The news comes after NBC's successful revival of Will & Grace earlier this year, which might have sent the network skimming through its archives for other beloved shows of yore it could resurrect.
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Reduce the heat to maintain a simmer and cook, uncovered and skimming any scum that rises to the top, until the chickpeas and pork are tender, about 1 1/2 hours. 3.
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" One "would not be surprised should there come a sudden splash followed by a swimmer streaking down in an arc and skimming past us, making fish-mouths with his hands — his palms!
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This time, he expressed optimism for a revised trade deal with Canada, skimming over the trade talks with Mexico — a country he often jeers at these events — that took place this week.
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Governors have been accused of skimming billions of dollars from public treasuries and even of becoming active drug traffickers, while corrupt policemen working with drug cartels have been involved in brutal massacres.
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Site of the first commercial bungee-jumping operation — established in 1988 over the Kawarau River — Queenstown is the place to test your courage by jumping off, flying over or skimming above things.
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At the Bafta Tea Party, Ms. Negga wore a ankle-skimming dark floral dress by the Vampire's Wife, a line by Susie Cave (nee Bick), the wife of the musician Nick Cave.
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"We are very sensitive to concerns that the universities in Puerto Rico have about skimming students who were important to their own academic mission," said John Beckman, a spokesman for the university.
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The Chiayi F-16s fly regular patrols over the Taiwan Strait, sometimes skimming so low that they have to be washed when they return to remove the salt spray and prevent corrosion.
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Each look was topped off with a bright beehive wig — a nod to the space-age '60s — and grounded by metallic boots that ran the gamut from ankle-grazing to thigh-skimming.
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There was the way we salted pots of water for blanching vegetables or pasta, adding palmful after palmful, lightly skimming a finger across the rolling boil to taste, and often adding more.
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Skimming is a crime that occurs when fraudsters attach a device called a skimmer to the card reader and grab data off the magnetic strip on a credit card or debit card.
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And by taking cards out of the equation, banks effectively take away the risk of skimming — where thieves use devices to capture debit card information at ATMs, to make fraudulent cash withdrawals.
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Cunningham, although he enjoyed all these interpretations, liked to insist that his only specific reference in "Pond Way" was in basing some jumps on the skimming of stones on a pond surface.
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Giannis is two inches taller, and while he will probably never be the player that James is, he's only skimming the surface of what he can become with time and continued development.
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These antennae would sit on one side of mountain valleys and measure neutrinos skimming and then hitting the Earth from the valley's other side, passing through and creating a shower of secondary particles.
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Carrie Underwood, with the help of her stylist Marina Toybina, kicked off the evening in a floor-skimming, fully-beaded Davidson Zanine illusion dress that was her signature mix of sexy and sophisticated.
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The concept of the bluntness and razor-sharp, jawline-skimming length was an intentional departure from softer, beachier bobs Hough has worn in the past, like in the Nicholas Sparks movie Safe Haven.
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I never had reason to believe the amount I received didn't match the receipts, though I heard from other riders that tip skimming and receipt withholding did sometimes occur with other delivery apps.
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Two-step authentication is not a perfect security method, but Velline said it should help cut down on the methods currently used by criminals, such as credit card "skimming" devices inserted into ATMs.
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Just grab your denim (we went with Levi's® Slight Curve Slim Jeans), crank up some tunes, and we'll walk you through this fashion-girl trick for achieving the perfect ankle-skimming jeans.
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The actress, who previously wore her strands in a textured, chin-skimming bob, went for a face-framing short cut that makes the most of her bouncy curls — which we love on her.
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In 2012, Batali settled a lawsuit brought by workers at several of his restaurants who accused the company of skimming tips; he agreed to pay the workers $5.25 million to settle the allegations.
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Rob Kardashian's girlfriend switched up her signature waist-skimming strands for a new edgy bob — and the look reminds us of something we've seen before on star whose name rhymes with Miley Wenner.
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KARACHI/ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan's central bank rushed on Tuesday to reassure investors and consumers that its banking system had not been hacked after a mass skimming operation hit customers' credit and debit cards.
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Williams made her first appearance at the Met Gala in 2004 in a body-skimming purple gown, above, and returned to the carpet in a feathery, strapless ballgown with fascinator in 2011, below.
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Chip cards are meant to be more secure in part because they prevent skimming, where scammers copy the information on the magnetic strip and use it to make duplicate credit cards, Cameron said.
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Delicate, feminine prints have been a major part of the brand since creative director Stuart Vevers took over — they were hand-sewn (as opposed to printed) all over Gomez's floor-skimming gown, too.
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But the millennial narrative was already taking its mature shape, and social media fit into it seamlessly: the narcissism of status updates, the shallow skimming of shiny surfaces, the inability to sit still.
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Ligia Amaral — who works in PR — says she was "skimming through" a friend of a friend's profile — a woman who she'd never met — and accidentally double-tapped while she was trying to zoom.
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Unlike his previous home runs, it was no moonshot, just a defensive swing with two strikes that sent a 255-mile-per-hour fastball from Dylan Bundy skimming over the right-field wall.
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Bank of New York Mellon has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of skimming millions of dollars from its customers by overcharging for currency conversions for American Depository Receipt dividends.
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However, you may want to start skimming your calendar for two other days that have come to be considered unlucky in certain regions of the world: Tuesday the 13th and Friday the 17th.
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Upon skimming through the book, I was mortified to find how much junk science was packed into its pages — amazing what a few years of formal science education does for your critical thinking.
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On a typical run, the uncrewed, submarinelike device follows a track six miles long, skimming just 260 feet above the seafloor while sending out low-frequency sonar waves to its left and right.
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Companies large and small have been hit by e-skimming attacks in the past two years, including Macy's in October, Puma's Australian website in April and Ticketmaster's United Kingdom website in June 2018.
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While the FBI's Stapleton said e-skimming has been on its radar for nearly seven years, he said the crimes are growing because cybercriminals are sharing the malware online and becoming more sophisticated.
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One possible cause of this counterintuitive outcome is that counterfeiters can obtain a cardholder's PIN by pairing a skimming device with a pinhole camera near the numerical touchpad, rendering the static PIN ineffective.
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In fact, 15 percent of Americans who purchased gas in the last month believe they've been a victim of skimming at the pump, according to a new survey of 1,000 people from CompareCards.
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"The Coast Guard and Shell jointly agreed that using on-water recovery vessels and skimming is the safest and most effective oil recovery option at this time," the USCG said in a statement Sunday.
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Today's smoky eyes are often blended with the same hints of lapis she wore as a teen; whether straightened and skimming the eyes or pushed to the side, her bangs are still ever-present.
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The ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter (TGO) arrived at Mars in October 2016, but it didn't enter into its low, planet-skimming orbit until February 2018, with science operations commencing a couple of months later.
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The card-skimming group captured the raw payment details after uploading previously unknown malicious code onto a single web server accessed by each of the college book and merchandise stores, according to the firm.
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Skimming involves stealing debit card numbers by putting an illegal card reading device on an A.T.M. Criminals use the devices in tandem with hidden cameras that record personal identification numbers entered onto the keypad.
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Addressing allegations of impropriety does not come quickly or simply and is not amenable to a soundbite that can be absorbed when skimming a headline or half-listening to the news while preparing dinner.
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Set in the Florida panhandle, "The Whistler" centers on an elaborate conspiracy involving an Indian reservation, an organized crime syndicate and a crooked judge skimming a small fortune from the tribal casino's monthly haul.
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Skimming off the top layer left a neutral, rich milk that could be the base for any ice cream flavor, in addition to another layer of sediment could be used in cones and pastries.
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An American service member who knew Sergeant Melgar said he was under the impression that the sergeant had stumbled on the money-skimming scheme and reported it to the authorities, angering the Navy commandos.
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Pompeo, the hawkish and politically ambitious former CIA director, became the public defender of Trump's Iran strategy, dismissing questions and skimming over the president's escalating rhetoric during his appearances on all five Sunday shows.
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I started skimming: It was a detailed letter to Deutsche Bank from a senior official at the New York arm of the Federal Reserve, who was furious with the bank for its slipshod accounting.
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While Piccioli's love of ruffles, embroideries and bows was as evident as ever, his silhouettes this season were comparatively restrained, as seen in a selection of slinky floor-skimming column dresses and fishtail gowns.
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I spend hours reading old reviews — in The Times and other publications — as well as skimming the books themselves to get a grasp of the writer's argument and what it adds to the zeitgeist.
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On trade, no one wants Canada left out in the cold -- but we can't have a 21st century NAFTA trade deal if Canada keeps skimming off the top from our highest value-added industries.
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Hacking, which includes phishing, ransomware, malware and skimming, is the most common type of data breach and accounts for 60 percent of attacks, according to a 2017 study by the Identity Theft Resource Center.
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At last night's Fashion Awards in London (on the heels of the X-Factor performance), the singer showed up to the red carpet fully unrecognizable without her signature accessory: waist-skimming, shiny black hair.
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The Naval Strike Missile is a sea-skimming cruise missile that is difficult to spot on radar, and can maneuver to avoid enemy defenses, according to Raytheon, the main US contractor for the weapon.
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However, this scheme is plagued by some controversy: one former government employee told VICE News he had heard reports CJTF commanders are skimming money from enrolled recruits to spend on cars and multiple wives.
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He's the mythic version of Jobs twisted and bent out of shape to reveal the fundamental bankruptcy of anybody who makes a living primarily by skimming cash off the top of other people's ledgers.
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We have found companies that focus change efforts on a few big opportunities and execute them well, rather than skimming the surface of many smaller initiatives, achieve more dramatic results and do so faster.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - An errant missile struck Cyprus early on Monday, skimming the densely populated capital Nicosia and crashing on a mountainside in what authorities described as a spillover from strikes between Israel and Syria.
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But in a crime that the State Department says is increasingly common in, for example, Namibia in southern Africa, that convenient handheld credit card machine is actually a skimming device that steals your account information.
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The singer recently stepped out in a Khaite crepe-back satin midi skirt (currently on sale in a size 10!), which she expertly paired with a body-skimming top to balance out all that volume.
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The new indictment includes what most of us might think of as "normal" mafia crimes like assault, gun trafficking, and loansharking, but also a few that surprised me, like healthcare fraud and credit card skimming.
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In the waters off Guam, the USS Gabrielle Giffords fired off a Naval Strike Missile (NSM), a sea-skimming cruise missile that is difficult to spot on radar, and can maneuver to avoid enemy defenses.
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The 24-year-old model may have joined the lob squad over the summer, chopping her long blonde locks into a chic shoulder-skimming length, but now she's going shorter than ever with a bob.
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Days before the chop, the SI Swim cover star briefly experimented with an ombré dip-dye, but now, she's living the bob life with a chic, shoulder-skimming style — just in time for Fashion Week.
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The "slow web" is all about experiences we can really savor: reading one long article rather than skimming a thousand tweets, or catching up with friends who live far away rather than thumbing through Instagram.
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Sitting in her Burbank office, the 36-year-old mogul-author-actress is skimming through the photos on her iPhone, trying to put a picture to the ridiculous story she's in the midst of telling.
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Skimming The Canterbury Tales, it becomes immediately obvious to me that I need to learn Old English (adding another six months to my time in Canterbury) bringing the total prep time to roughly a year.
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"I love the idea that the pieces will be the closest thing to someone's skin, skimming with amazingly soft and supportive fabrics which accentuate the best parts of our bodies," she shared on social media.
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Letters To the Editor: David Leonhardt states, "Crucially, many charters are open to all comers, which means their success doesn't stem from skimming off the best" ("School Choice Works While Vouchers Don't," column, May 2).
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Skimming the comments on these VSCO girl videos, it's easy to spot a thrumming backbeat of negging, one where girls are being teased for everything from their voices to their hair to their bedrooms' wallpaper.
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In 2017, the number of debit cards compromised at ATMs and merchant card readers — typically via skimming devices that capture card data — rose 10 percent, according to a new report from data analytics company FICO.
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Fetty Wap says he had to fire a woman for allegedly skimming a quarter mil off his bookings -- but she says it's really the exact opposite, and Fetty owes her for a ton of expenses.
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We can all agree that plenty of things in life are more enriching than the hours we spend hunched over scrollable feeds on our phones, saving astrology memes, skimming mega-captions, and ogling strangers' European vacations.
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While crude is typically cleaned up by skimming the surface, dredging permits had to be issued in 2010 in Michigan to remove submerged oil and contaminated sediment from the Kalamazoo River after an Enbridge pipeline burst.
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Set to some generic indie rock tune, the video depicts a pair of dapper Parisian business types discussing digital spreadsheets while skimming over the surface of the Seine River in one of SeaBubbles' hydrofoil-equipped crafts.
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This wasn't entirely uninformed: users are often quickly skimming back and forth through videos rather than watching them fully, and that's held true for the native video that Pinterest has started to roll out, Bidgoli said.
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Hackers injected 15 lines of card skimming code on the online retailer's payments page which remained for more than a month between August 14 and September 18, Yonathan Klijnsma, a threat researcher at RiskIQ, told TechCrunch.
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Photo: Tibrina Hobson (Getty)DoorDash, the delivery service known for screwing over its delivery workers with an elaborate tip-skimming scheme, is reportedly acquiring upscale food delivery platform Caviar in a deal valued at $410 million.
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I took out my book, turned up the contrast against the brightness of the day, and opened my folder of Prima's work, skimming over the words without taking them in until a passage caught my eye.
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Earlier this year, a video went viral of a man installing a card skimming cover at a convenience store credit card terminal in seconds — all without the shopper and cashier standing in front of him noticing.
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Credit card skimmers are tiny, almost invisible — and many contain Bluetooth wireless capabilities, meaning skimming operators can install their credit card data-stealing skimmers just once and never have to take apart a gas pump again.
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The concern is that making it available to the public will allow those who design and engineer the card skimming hardware to figure out what it's specifically scanning for, and find ways to circumvent its effectiveness.
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To the Editor: After skimming the comments section of Bret Stephens's first New York Times column, I was disappointed to see the hysterical reaction of my fellow liberals to this measured, insightful essay and its author.
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Financial innovation makes new markets and improves the allocation of resources, but Wall Street tycoons also reap huge rewards from winning wasteful arbitrage arms races, skimming off transactions and nickel-and-diming consumers with inscrutable fees.
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Every bit of the process—skimming pages of a cookbook, picking a recipe, tracing my finger over the instructions as I spilled flour all over my counter, kneading the dough, whisking eggs—I was enraptured by.
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Why do we consider a mere hint of the hirsute such a disgrace for women when men can mooch about our cities with goatees, mutton-chop whiskers, navel-skimming beards and even "man buns" with little comment?
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These AI (we employ the term loosely here) models are great at skimming through tons of noisy data for particular patterns, which is why they're applied to voluminous data like that from radio telescopes and CCTV cameras.
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After spotting Cyrus singing "Nobody's Perfect" (one of Montana's former hits) with those signature bangs skimming her forehead, fans were convinced she was on the brink of announcing a reboot of the show that made her famous.
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Which in turn makes cash machines ideal targets for people in urgent need of an insane amount of money—as long as they are cool with using skimming tactics, gas bombs, or ram-raids to get it.
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Ever since then, the ankle-skimming light-wash skinny jeans with a solo ripped knee, also know as The Looker Ankle Fray in "Love Gun", has become one of the most sought-after styles of women's denim.
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All it takes is one fraud incident, whether it's identity theft, lost or stolen information, ATM skimming or a compromised account to send those millennials packing, according to a recent survey by FICO, the credit-scoring company.
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Tibi paired matching silk trousers and ankle-skimming dresses, making a strong argument for head-to-toe color, while Ellery and Simone Rocha proved that your party dress is work appropriate when worn over dressed-down slacks.
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For after dark, Erdem Moralioglu brought noir glamour with a cape over an all-silver-sequin fishtail look, and at Alexander McQueen, Sarah Burton presented floor-skimming capes encrusted with beading on barely-there organza and tulle.
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But inside, you'll find photographs of birds skimming water in the "Surface Tension" chapter; "Bird Geometrics" consists of beautiful captures of inadvertent bird choreography; and plenty of snapshots of bird poop splatters make up the "Velocity" section.
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People like you and me who spend six to 12 hours a day on a screen are led to use the skimming mode even when we know we should use a more concentrated, focused mode of reading.
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Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science InstituteDuring the final days of the legendary Cassini mission, the NASA spacecraft performed a series of ring-skimming orbits around Saturn, snapping unprecedented images of the gas giant's enigmatic ring moons.
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Classic skimming attacks are here to stay, and will likely continue to be a problem even now that banks have made the shift to EMV chip cards, according to Stefan Tanase, a security researcher at Kaspersky Lab.
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There's a stillness in the air, and if you quiet your mind (and your mouth), you'll see through to the truth of the situation, instead of skimming the surface in your impatience and feverish need for control.
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RiskIQ on Tuesday morning attributed the attack against the largest U.K. airline to Magecart -- a sophisticated and persistent hacking group that has actively carried out a series of extensive digital credit card-skimming campaigns earlier this year.
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But recently, as we sat sipping on our usual morning brews, sweater-clad and skimming the week's most recent zodiac predictions, something struck us — what if we used our horoscopes to step outside our fall order box?
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Is she built for service — such as the ministry she was called to in her post-Apprentice, post-Hollywood life — or for merrily skimming along the surface of things, not caring about the mess in her wake?
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Johnson asked the agency to review the "skimming" practice and "determine whether changes to law or regulation (at the federal level) are necessary to ensure the Medicaid funds are provided to the program's intended beneficiaries," Johnson wrote.
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Having lived her entire life in the FLDS, she didn't have a TV in her house, never wore makeup, was reserved and shy, and had only ever worn the long, floor-skimming dresses dictated by the group.
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RiskIQ on Tuesday morning attributed the attack against the largest U.K. airline to Magecart -- a sophisticated and persistent hacking group that has actively carried out a series of extensive digital credit card-skimming campaigns earlier this year.
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Actually, said Sot Barnslig—after Karl had been successfully paying down his 17 debts for a fortnight and was starting to get some rest again—actually, the click-farms were a front for an enormous skimming operation.
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Writer Kelly Thompson seems to be telling a larger story here about the power of boundaries, and who knows, maybe a few stalker-trolls skimming the racks will pick up this issue and learn a little humanity.
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"Listening to live music is as close as we get to skimming across the surface of the sun," he says, and given the heat and brightness of Journey Live, it's easy to see where he's coming from.
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The energy index advanced 2 percent, leading sectoral gainers, as oil prices held close to their highest in seven months, buoyed by the U.S. dollar skimming its lowest in nearly a month and by falling Nigerian output.
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A major mafia trial is under way after news broke in late 2014 that a criminal ring had allegedly been skimming millions of euros off city hall contracts for years - seeming to partially explain Rome's creaking infrastructure.
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Even at two-and-a-half hours there's a lot of skimming over details and more than a little grandstanding, as well as numerous languid shots of the dashing 24-year-old general and his swooning devotees.
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British institutions, meanwhile, have been lenient with wealthy foreign buyers, skimming through due diligence procedures intended to determine the source of a buyer's funds, said Ian Bond, director of foreign policy at the Center for European Reform.
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" I thanked them for the books, and later, while they slept on a half-deflated mattress in my living room, I leafed through the pages, skimming headlines: "The Power of Positive Expectations" and "How Resilient Are You?
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There's a certain je ne sais quoi signature that makes the style we think of as "French-girl hair" so aspirational: not just one hair length or texture, but rather the feathery fringe skimming the forehead just so.
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Crypto enthusiasts are unlikely to relish the idea of the Russian regime skimming off the top of a marketplace, but for now that seems to be the price to participate in what could be a major online economy.
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"Prima Luce" (1966) seems more visually solid at first, but its acid yellow-green color helps to disembody its distinct parts: a pleated, vertical "screen" and a large, low-lying disc, which lightly embraces a ground-skimming horizontal.
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Trust me, as a person who has spent many hours skimming the pages of rustic, minimalist-yet-sophisticated kitchen wares, Food252 is consistently reliable when it comes to its selection of practical but well-designed appliances and tools.
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She first attended in 2004 alongside designer Nicolas Ghesquière to the "Dangerous Liaisons: Fashion and Furniture in the 18th Century" exhibition in a gold body-skimming gown with long, matching neck scarf (and that perfectly messy "bedhead" hair).
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That means foregoing statement lipstick shades for ones that look like she could have been born with it, and playing up lashes to a point of believability instead of tacking on rows of brow-skimming falsies, to start.
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Gordon Brown, Tony Blair's chancellor, became adept at skimming off some of the City's profits and recycling it in the form of new schools and doctor's surgeries for the Labour Party's heartland constituencies in Wales and the North.
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Here's an example: when Pinterest started rolling out native video ads, ads product manager Mike Bidgoli told me one of the big user behaviors the company observed was users quickly skimming videos rather than watching them in full.
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Unlike traditional ballistic missiles, which follow a parabolic path, hypersonic missiles are launched well into space before skimming out the of the atmosphere at speeds greater than 4,000 miles per hour, gliding towards their targets with high precision.
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Image: JEFF SPOTTS/ ULANASA's asteroid-skimming spacecraft just blasted off into space without a hitch, completing the first step in a seven-year journey that will eventually bring us back several spoonfuls worth of dirt from an asteroid.
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Reading half-paragraphs led to better performance on a test of memory for the passage's meaning than did reading only the first or second half of the text, and it worked as well as skimming under time pressure.
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Models' hair was tucked into rollneck knits, ankle-skimming vests came in oversized crochet, and the navy knitted dresses looked just as ideal for wearing with Birkenstocks around the house as they would layered over denim and loafers.
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In Mr. Martins's emotionally penetrating ending — on a stage, lit to perfection as a glimmering lake — Odette parts ways with an inconsolable Siegfried in floor-skimming backward steps, disappearing through paths of swans that close in on her.
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Zuberi's multifaceted scheme allowed him to line his pockets by concealing the fact that he was representing foreign clients, obtaining access for clients by making a long series of illegal contributions and skimming money paid by his clients.
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I also buy books in bookstores, because bookstores and books have made a huge impact in my life, not only the ideas in books, but the process of discovery in touching and skimming real books in a store.
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In a floor-skimming skirt and top with her hair wrapped, she looks like she comes from another time than the others: Is she our conscience, an ancestor keeping watch over the spirits of the community, or both?
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Techy tracksuits and multipocket outerwear in verdant hues, laden with cheeky touches like open flies, midriff hints and bottom-skimming zips, were framed by a 10-piece capsule collection of sleek raincoats made with the Italian label Allegri.
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The waning twilight, the distant sound of Spanish pop music from one of the houses on the bluff, and the dark swallows skimming over the river made him feel like he was in a dream suddenly gone sour.
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The actress has been quietly cutting inches off her platinum blonde do for months (she went from ear-skimming bob to chic pixie in less than a month), and is now rocking a super-short, deep side-part pixie.
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It's a surprising venture for BuzzFeed, but it's kind of a brilliant one given the immense popularity of its Tasty videos — those top-down, pristinely organized cooking videos that you've inevitably come across while skimming through your Facebook feed.
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If the corruption involves the kinds of crimes being committed by the Coast Mafia (including skimming and laundering the casino's cash and hiding money offshore), not to mention the judge's transgressions, the whistle-blower may receive a cash reward.
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In 1661, Nicolas Fouquet, France's finance minister under Louis XIV, threw a party so ostentatious that it convinced its observers of a long-held suspicion that the erstwhile government functionary was skimming off crown funds for his own benefit.
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Even just skimming the personalfinance subreddit you feel like you're becoming a better manager of your money, and as you actually dive deeper into the posts and responses you'll uncover a host of smart tips and strategies to follow.
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According to USA Today, the main theory surrounding Hoffa's vanishing was that the Mafia killed Hoffa so that he couldn't reveal that the Mafia had infiltrated the Teamsters and was skimming off the top of the union's pension fund.
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The statement has a lot to say on the topics of stocks and purées and accurate chopping and patient skimming; it is entirely silent on the subjects of fermented vegetables, or foraging, or immigration, or food deserts, or hashtags.
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"Horse-racing and saloons!" claimed Sinacori, skimming some highlights of the pre-Prohibition times at Billy Klenk's Lighthouse Inn, and the access to liquor during the Prohibition era, facilitated by the neighborhood's complex canal systems and proximity to Canada.
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Watch it back, and you'll notice how the camera barely focuses on Geri, skimming over her in wider group shots but focusing far more on Emma Bunton or Mel C. With 20/20 hindsight, that was the moment it all snapped.
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Photo: GettyA British Airways data breach that exposed as least 380,000 card payments was caused by a card-skimming malware that customers were inadvertently exposed to through the airline's website and mobile app, according to research from security firm RiskIQ.
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From Julianne Hough to Carey Mulligan and Mandy Moore, so many A-listers have parted with their extensions in anticipation of beach season — and it just so happens they all went for the same exact chop: a short, chin-skimming bob.
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What to watch: The Secret Service told Axios that the ATM skimming activity has been detected "throughout the east coast from Maryland to Massachusetts," but their current data does not yet point to a trend in location for the hacks.
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David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Getty Lively, 28, has been carefully complimenting her baby bump on the red carpet since arriving to the 11-day film festival on Monday, wearing a series of curve-skimming looks while promoting her movie.
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From ruffled dresses to floral floor-skimming gowns, we've rounded up 20 of the most gorgeous pieces to wear to a winter wedding and again later on (because so many of these would kill it with a pair of patent boots).
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As for her outfit, she pulled a full on fashion blogger in a silky, floor-skimming, blush slip dress and oversize black blazer (by from her second LC Lauren Conrad Runway Collection for Kohl's) for the star-studded N.Y.C. event.
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Paul Surridge — the British designer now on his second season at Roberto Cavalli — showed a sexed-up Basic Instinct-inspired collection with leopard print appearing via cropped biker jackets in silver hues on women and knee-skimming aubergine coats on men.
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"If someone is looking at your [CV], they're not going to not look at education," says Gregory, so pushing it to the end of your document won't be detrimental to your cause if a recruiter or hiring manager is merely skimming.
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This might mean mean waiting for someone to buy something in a shop, jamming the signal between the smartphone and the payment terminal, skimming the token from their phone, and then using that token before the user completes their intended purchase.
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Looking at the rest of the acts highlighted on this very list you're skimming, few of them can compete with the singer's stellar track record and reputation worldwide, boasting the kind of numbers that would make your fave balk or blush.
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I know from reading your comments that a lot of you feel cheated by "Fear the Walking Dead," for skimming over the bulk of the tactical response to the outbreak and going straight to life after the tide has already turned.
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Circuit Judge Frank Easterbrook said a lower court judge wrongly concluded that the plaintiffs, Heather Dieffenbach of California and Susan Winstead of Illinois, lacked legal standing to sue over the "skimming" of credit and debit card data, including PIN numbers.
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But Ms. Laing herself appears in flashes all through the narrative, in cameos of solitude, staring into neighbors' windows, skimming the personal ads on Craigslist, going on first dates with the men she finds there, but never any second dates.
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For the rest of the look, I kept things slim and body-skimming with a denim midi dress that hits right below the calf, which balanced out the chunkiness of the shoe and let the statement piece do the talking.
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Stories give the user a little more control over moving from scene to scene with a tap, but they require intent and immersion that is much more akin to watching video than a news feed, which allows for lightweight, efficient skimming.
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After skimming some of the studies GAINSWave collated and presented on their website, I bought into the idea of having my best-ever erection and quickly booked an appointment at my nearest GAINSWave provider—Healthy Point Medical Center in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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However, all of this is a very long way (sorry, but the above is the slightest skimming of the surface of the iPhone story) of asking a very simple question, as today's Open Thread: what's your favorite iOS game, ever?
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Skimming money from funds, which in Mali could be as much as $20,33 at any given time, is relatively easy because the service members are often dealing with sources who are illiterate and cannot sign their names to a receipt.
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"This protects workers from employers and managers skimming their tips and sets up conditions for better wage justice in restaurants and bars across the country," said Judy Conti, government affairs director at the National Employment Law Project, a worker advocacy group.
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And his focus in the speech on the big picture, while skimming more lightly over some of the gritty problems of city life, might have left some of his listeners wondering if he was seeing the fairest but not the trees.
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He was convicted on tax offenses for skimming huge profits off the transfer fees for Croatia's top players who joined some of the top soccer clubs in Europe, before he fled to neighboring Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he is in hiding.
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The speedy 149-seat NYC Ferry features big picture windows and a roof deck, the views grand on both levels when passing under the majestic Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and skimming by sailboats, freighters and cruise ships in New York Harbor.
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The Saturday Profile The opposite of a celebrity profile, which offers a surface-skimming sketch of someone everyone knows, The Saturday Profile instead delivers an in-depth look at an unfamiliar but fascinating person doing influential work around the world.
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The Trump administration's efforts to demand the cessation of salaries awarded to Palestinian terrorists by the Palestinian Authority is one of the first and most necessary steps to be taken towards even skimming the surface of the prospect for peace.
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It's a maximal profit, too, that is as dependent on skimming surplus value off of trading cards and marketplace items as much as it is on profits from all of those $5 games I am hoarding during the Steam sale.
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Her idea of freedom from restraints instead came in the shape of her clothes (no corsets; loose, straight lines on her shift dresses; flat, soft leather shoes) and the feeling (the breeze of jersey skimming the skin; bare arms under the sun).
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" Kardashian took to Twitter on Monday morning to say about the new name: "I love the idea that the pieces will be the closest thing to someone's skin, skimming with amazingly soft and supportive fabrics which accentuate the best parts of our bodies.
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That's how long it took for an unidentified criminal in Miami Beach to install a skimming device designed to steal credit card data on top of a gas station's payment terminal, according to a video released by the local police last week.
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Ashley hit the step-and-repeat wearing a simple blue silk St. John sheath dress (which totally explains the co-host's first wardrobe change), giving us major summer wedding guest inspo with its low-key, yet sexy, plunging neckline and body-skimming silhouette.
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In his latest book, "Walking: One Step at a Time" (translated by Becky Crook), he describes how the sewer he was navigating once became so small that he was forced to shuffle on his stomach, his nose skimming a river of muck.
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A recent non-public alert issued by a Connecticut financial crimes task force to banks revealed that a periscope skimming device was discovered inside an ATM in Greenwich in August, while a second was found inside an ATM in Pennsylvania in early September.
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I do this as well, but for shows and movies that dance the delicate line between being wholly terrorizing and just featuring a few particularly terrorizing moments, I can consume the content mostly as it was intended, with just a little skimming.
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Even a decade later, the women I know who've secured positions with paid vacation time and healthcare coverage did so only after emerging from Girls-like professional odysseys of internships, uneven part-time work, and first jobs barely skimming $30,000 a year.
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Most of the riders attending are happy simply launching into the sky on their wave-skimming steeds, but one rider in particular doesn't want to share the air with anything else, slamming his jet ski against a low-flying DJI Inspire drone.
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Chris Anderson, the curator of TED talks, has written TED TALKS: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, $28) in hopes of transforming people from shuddering larvae to mesmeric wisdom-spouters willing to go on camera in body-skimming turtlenecks.
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Under the Electronic Fund Transfer Act, consumers generally aren't liable for funds stolen from their bank account through fraud like skimming, as long as it's reported within 60 days, said Paul Stephens, policy director of the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, a consumer group.
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Sprinkled with photos of Ms. Bardot in the gingham get-ups, body-skimming sweaters and shoulder-baring tops that outfit her on- and off-screen personas, this book may well spur conversations about celebrity in the shadow of controversy, or just ardor.
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If you were the kind of teenage girl who acted like she was going to punch someone at any momment and had a boyfriend who had a car, vibrant, clashing colors, patched up pube-skimming jeans and statement coats were all the rage.
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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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It's not known who was behind the credit card theft, but a hacking group known as Magecart has been behind some of the largest credit card skimming efforts in recent years — including the American Cancer Society, British Airways, Ticketmaster, AeroGarden and Newegg.
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Buying for Hitler, Hildebrand had a blank check and no scruples, obtaining works by Delacroix and Fragonard, Seurat and Courbet, sometimes to fill gaps in German museums left by the elimination of modern art, skimming off what he wanted to keep or sell.
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Door-knocker earrings were given a ceremonial makeover via giant neck-skimming pearls and hair was coiffed to within an inch of its life, while pink blush sat high on cheeks and wraparound reflective glasses alluded to Diana's infamous ski slope looks.
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Simply skimming through the titles — like Recetas que escribió mi madre con amor para sus hijas ("Recipes my mom wrote with love for her daughters"), a Mexican family cookbook — gives one a sense of the intimate and special nature of these objects.
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The book's more than 60 previously published columns toggle between surface-skimming cultural musings and political entreaties meant to light a fire under readers' otherwise comfy rears, and are presented with a straightforwardness that only occasionally tips into what feels like forced effervescence.
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The seek-and-find element is a fun way to encourage young readers to linger on each scene, but as my son interacted with the book, I began to wonder if it also facilitates the opposite: a kind of goal-oriented skimming.
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Their report found that corruption and a poorly regulated logging trade mean that the government, the military, and other armed groups are skimming profits off South Sudan's portion of the global teak trade, which is worth more than $500 million dollars annually.
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Today's thieves are doing more than attaching skimming devices to ATMs to steal card information — they're also " wiretapping," in which they intercept card data by inserting a device through a small hole in the ATM and covering it up with a fake decal.
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Zuberi's multi-faceted scheme allowed him to line his pockets by concealing the fact that he was representing foreign clients, obtaining access for clients by making a long series of illegal contributions, and skimming money paid by his clients," U.S. Attorney Nick Hanna said. "Mr.
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We also need to keep in mind the growing trend for universities to adapt their curricula to fit the proverbial "procrustean" bed of a digital world – a world tailor-made for skimming, scanning and using the "find" function rather than reading slowly and thoughtfully.
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On the surface, August's streaming slate looks a little ho-hum, with only a few high-profile original series (Marvel's The Defenders, another Wet Hot American Summer entry) and some prestige-movie-season stragglers (Hell or High Water, Jackie) to catch a skimming eye.
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As can be seen from the education and income data, the United States, even in its immigrant programs aimed at the most destitute of nations like TPS or the refugee program, is skimming off the best, most qualified, most capable people from developing countries.
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Cities from Boston to Los Angeles are locked in fierce fights over charter schools, which critics say siphon off money and the most engaged families from local districts, while skimming the best students and steering away the most challenging — not always with better results.
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A few months later, it'll be skimming the gas giant's polar cloud tops and snapping photos of the largest geomagnetic storms in the solar system at an altitude as low as 3,100 miles, all while getting walloped by the gas giant's powerful radiation belts.
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Her outfit for the dance sequences in "Slumber Party" draws to mind her black ensembles in "Stronger"—breast skimming, embellished crop top, tiny skirt, fishnets and boots—and while the former is slightly more modern, there's no mistaking that this style is distinctly, classic Britney.
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But she has a lovely touch at the stove, too, whipping up an airy omelet before you notice her back is turned, or skimming swatches of yuba from hot soy milk to serve as a warm bed for a tongue or two of sea urchin.
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Skimming through the titles — like Recetas que escribió mi madre con amor para sus hijas ("Recipes my mom wrote with love for her daughters") — gives one a sense of the intimate nature of these objects, digitized by the University of Texas at San Antonio.
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TERFLW, which allows the plane to operate at low altitudes like a jet ski skimming water, was created to allow the B-1 "to sneak in low below enemy radars into Russia during the Cold War, employ nuclear weapons, and get out," said Maj.
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Some were straightforward: Milk punch, which is already enjoying a renaissance among bartenders, is made by adding citric acid to milk so it curdles, then skimming off the solids until all that's left is a yellowish, slightly sweet liquid that is then mixed with alcohol.
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The designers Eden Loweth and Tom Barratt said they had been picturing models on the way to the opera, but it was still hard to imagine the exuberant explosion of silk slips, wobbly stilettos, hacked-up sweatshirts and bottom-skimming metallic tuxedos as actual clothes.
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That same year, eight of New York's biggest stores carried $21971 million worth in midi stock; in Los Angeles, Joseph Magnin converted 403 percent of its stock into the calf-skimming look; in Chicago, Peck & Peck had pushed every mini out of its store.
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A group of researchers at West Virginia University is currently building a prototype treatment facility that will clean up runoff from old coal mines while simultaneously skimming out rare earth metals—the difficult-to-separate elements needed to make high tech products, including smartphones.
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At last night's Met Gala, the English actress debuted a chin-skimming bob with wispy bangs and white-blonde highlights, and it's the epitome of the Parisian aesthetic — like she rolled out of bed and onto the red carpet with soft, perfectly tousled, seemingly sun-bleached waves.
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Skimming through the six-page love letters; cute photos I'd actually taken the time to print as if it were 1997; and old ticket stubs from indie cinemas, concerts, and flights enjoyed in the company of a past lover, a second smile spread across my face.
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In an interview with the writer Jennifer Senior (now a New York Times book critic) in New York magazine in 2013, Justice Scalia said he got most of his news from the car radio and from skimming The Wall Street Journal and the conservative Washington Times.
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Iran has also built up a formidable array of projectiles, including the largest ballistic-missile force in the Middle East and sea-skimming anti-ship missiles that can be launched from the shore or from quiet submarines hidden in the murky waters of the Persian Gulf.
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At the launch party for the Kardashian's hairstylist Jen Atkin's new haircare line Ouai in LA Wednesday night, all three reality superstars looked surprisingly modest with knee-skimming hems and zero cleavage in sight, perhaps testament to the allure of that aforementioned seasonal urge to cover up.
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This is how the facial works: Blood is drawn from your arm and then a yellowish-clear substance, PRP, is obtained from it by using a centrifuge to separate the plasma from the red blood cells, skimming off the portion of the plasma that is platelet-rich.
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"Security certainly was a big aspect of the cardless feature and the two-step identification helps reduce the risk of fraud," Velline said, adding that the elimination of cards prevented so-called skimming techniques that criminals employ to read and store data of cards inserted into ATMs.
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Top photo via Flickr user MichelleOverconsumption of terrible sex advice has a tendency to make you feel like a well-trained circus animal, flipping nervously from position to position in the hope of a reward, mind skimming through your repertoire of tricks, eyes on your audience.
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But like my media diet now, I want to consume 75 percent in the easiest, lightest lift way, which is skimming/reading, and then I will mete out the rest of my time to formats that take more time, such as podcasts and video and documentaries.
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And because I loved this girl—and it really was love—I wanted to take interest in her interests, so that meant buying a bible, skimming through the pages, questioning my own lack of faith, and trying the whole thing out like a pair of clothes.
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Teachers of vipassana call it 'the art of living', but while you're sitting there with your ass bones raw, your belly empty and your mind skimming through memory catalogues at warp speed, you think maybe the art they're referring to is The Garden of Earthly Delights.
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The word itself is more of an idea than a music genre, but roughly speaking it relates to any sort of woozy, dreamy, ambient, plucked and pitched-down song or track that would sound blissful skimming over the ocean waves during a beach-side set in Ibiza.
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Instead, it benefited from an own goal — Griezmann's free kick skimming Mario Mandzukic's head — and, after Ivan Perisic's equalizer, a penalty, awarded by Néstor Pitana, the Argentine referee, for a hand ball by Perisic after several consultations both with the video referee and a video screen.
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"I also didn't like the idea of making costume jewelry that looked like it wanted to be real," he added, delicately holding up a pair of one-of-a-kind, shoulder-skimming chandelier earrings crafted from an assortment of trinkets, including another Schiaparelli totem, the brass padlock.
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She didn't play the siren, all va-va-voom curves and legs, like Camilla Cabello in a short, strapless LBD — with sheer ruffled overskirt — by Versace, Saweetie in sparkling body-skimming Moschino, or even Lizzo, in white strapless Versace (white was the color of the night).
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Among the roomy outercoats and immaculately tailored suits were new propositions, like culottes and knee-skimming tweed skirts worn over thigh-high boots and a variety of pieces in lumberjack checks; Beckham also worked in offbeat details, such as belt buckles made from silver skeleton hands.
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"The destroyer was able to detect the drones with its radar system despite them being stealthy, launched missiles to destroy those that came from above, and fired a close-in gun to shoot down one skimming over the surface of the sea," the Global Times report said.
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Video: CockrellSchool/YouTube "You can separate out 95 per cent of the oil that's in the water [using methods like skimming and centrifuging], but the stuff that's left behind is these really small droplets," said co-author Hugh Daigle, a geosystems engineering professor, in a phone interview.
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Almost, that is, because there's another piece of this story Eastwood floats to the surface that most of us don't remember: The months-long investigation into whether Captain Chelsey "Sully" Sullenberger made the correct choice by skimming the Hudson rather than shooting for one of three nearby airports.
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Skimming past the great blocks of unknowns can be a bizarre, new reading experience for almost everyone except investigators, journalists, and fans of a certain genre of literature that tends to blossom in times of high-profile redactions—and, coincidentally, has never been more popular than it is now.
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The 23-year-old actress, who revealed her shoulder-skimming haircut at Comic-Con in San Diego on Thursday afternoon, made a pit stop at celebrity tattoo artist Doctor Woo's ink parlor in L.A. after the event to add a new piece of animal art to her body.
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While at first glance it may seem the 23-year-old actor is skimming his next screenplay, Chalamet's focus at the 2019 SAG Awards Sunday evening was drawn downward at his program as his fellow stars, including Emily Blunt and John Krasinski, had their attention locked on the stage.
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Why it matters: This isn't a lot of money in the grand scheme of things, but it's a forceful step that shows states are actively looking to claw back money from a PBM if they think the company is skimming too much profit from the drug pricing process.
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The singer (and one of the night's honorees) arrived to the charity event wearing a show-stopping body-skimming powder blue gown with flared hem, which featured a bow-adorned bodice surrounded by oversize feathers and tulle appliqués that made her a sure-fire stand-out on the carpet.
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Our guide and the other jail officials he introduces us to are trying to sell us on some fantasy of how good the inmates have it here, skimming over the part about forcing prisoners to sleep in Korean War–era military tents in the middle of the desert.
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Photo: Drew Angerer (Getty)As we collectively await word from DoorDash that it's finally made good on a promise to overhaul its tip-skimming operation, Amazon—which had a similar pay model in place for its Flex workers—has decided maybe that wasn't such a great idea after all.
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Twitter says this "new layout makes it easier to see who's replying to who so you can join in on relevant conversations," making clear the company hopes the change will encourage users to reply to tweets and join in on conversations more often rather than just skimming the timeline.
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Kon Ping Young, 69, who's run the shop since 1979 with his wife, Fung Tang, is famous for skimming liquid from a jar of li hing mui and pouring it into an Icee, a kind of volcanic eruption in reverse and a triumph of salty and sour over sweet.
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Despite loving them so much as a kid, I found myself so completely uninterested in their post-Hogwarts lives that I ended up skimming their asides to get back to Albus and Scorpius — who, in my opinion, are the closest Cursed Child comes to something truly original unto itself.
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Richardson was on the receiving end of a Christian Fischer pass for just his second goal of the season, and 22 seconds later, the Coyotes sealed their second straight win when Carl Soderberg deflected a skimming shot from Clayton Keller past the reach of Ducks goaltender John Gibson.
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TWIN PEAKS WAITRESS ARRESTED FOR SKIMMING CUSTOMERS&apos CREDIT CARDS The Illinois-headquartered culinary conglomerate will then award the top five bidders their very own cheese sculptures, constructed by "bona fide cheese artists," after they submit photos of dad, to be delivered by Father's Day on June 16, Thrillist reports.
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The Kardashian ladies have a very particular style M.O. It's an oft-imitated uniform that typically consists of a whole lot of body con dresses, plunging necklines and bra tops mixed in with a handful of floor-skimming dusters and more chokers than anyone previously knew existed on this planet.
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The criminal element behind the attack, nicknamed "Mirrorthief," doesn't appear to share any infrastructure with previously known card-skimming groups, and its attack was unique; however, the group did attempt to disguise its script as a legitimate Google Analytics script, something other so-called "Magecart" hackers have done in the past.
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You might not know the name, but you probably haven't missed their work — highly targeted credit card skimming attacks, hitting Ticketmaster and British Airways, as well as consumer electronics giant Newegg and likely many more sites that have been silently hacked to scrape consumer credit card data at the checkout.
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Less clearly framed unless, that is, you're convinced your 'reader' is unlikely to be doing much more than skimming lightly over the surface of your content like a stone hopping atop a glassy lake, tripping from one hackneyed thought to another, eyeballing words as if they're so many pretty shapes.
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In an immediate sign of relief, the Palestinian Authority announced that it was canceling the collection of what it called "illegal" taxes and fees from Gazans, a reference to the unofficial levies of millions of dollars a month that Hamas has been skimming from cross-border imports and smuggling networks.
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Photo: Tibrina Hobson / Stringer (Getty)Apparently taking Amazon's lead, DoorDash announced a revised pay model on Thursday that should fetch its couriers "more money on average," according to DoorDash CEO Tony Xu—that is, compared to the previous tip-skimming operation the company has been getting chewed out over for months.
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Photo credit: KrebsonSecurityIt might finally be time to abandon cash altogether as a new type of ATM card skimmer that uses a technique called "periscope skimming" has officially been found installed in ATMs in the United States, and from the outside there's no way to tell that a machine has been compromised.
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Group 1 began as early as 2014 by targeting thousands of sites with attacks and single-use servers for hosting the malware and storing the collected data, while Group 2 and Group 3 expanded their reach and honed their attacks to hook their card skimming malware on a greater range of payment providers.
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The specificity of Juno is that, contrary to all other spacecraft, it is flying on a polar orbit with a perijove (the point of the orbit where Juno is closest to Jupiter) skimming the top of Jupiter's atmosphere and flying through the acceleration region of the charged particles (mainly electrons) giving rise to the aurora.
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The 40-year old opened the pharmacy after Mosul fell to Islamic State and the salary he received as an employee of the Iraqi health ministry was cut by the government as it sought to choke off funding to the militants, who were skimming the pay of public sector workers in areas they controlled.
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In the photo, the 19-year-old sports her typically waist-skimming brown locks up in a curly faux bob, wearing only a very tiny black thong, a jet pearl body harness from Maison Close, and an artfully draped hand across her breasts that allows this shot to just barely squeak by Instagram's nudity guidelines.
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Fantom 10 Quick Access Slim Wallet — $49 See Details This multi-functional leather card holder is simple but straightforward to use: four card slots and two pockets for cash, plus a special lining designed to prevent RFID skimming to safeguard your personal data (again, a must-have for those increasingly common chip-equipped credit cards).
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We were tipped off to the hair color change when Kim's beloved loyal colorist Chris Appleton shared a photo of Kim and her matchy-matchy Christmas Eve ensemble (high-waisted light-washed denim, pale cropped tube top, and a fuzzy blue oversized jacket) with pin-straight shoulder-skimming hair tinted silvery blue on his Instagram.
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Next, she wore a floor-skimming tank dress with a lingerie-wearing paper doll cutout printed down the front, followed by the major gown moment: a column design with an oversize bow and paper doll tabs sticking out behind her back — totally a look we can see Katy Perry rocking on the red carpet.
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My perfect future husband and I don't know that yet, as we begin planning our first trip to Europe, scrutinizing blurry photos of hotel rooms in Le Marais and San Sebastián to discern if they're the suitable mix of sophisticated and scrappy, skimming menus and considering attractions, packing ordinary clothes for these extraordinary places.
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Once, in a fit of intellectual and cultural ambition when I was in college, I decided to make my way through the canon of great contemporary literary authors — or, at least, the canon as I understood it from skimming my way through book reviews and looking at which books got adapted for Oscar-bait movies.
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Not only is dark brunette easier to maintain — which means enjoying the renewed sunshine on Saturday morning, instead of spending three hours in the salon — it's also uniquely flattering, as evidenced by Mandy Moore's flirty chestnut, jawline-skimming cut, Emma Roberts' piercing brunette lob, plus every other A-lister who's gone back to brown as of late.
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NCR has apparently been informed of the use of deep insert skimmers in Greece, Ireland, Italy, Switzerland, Sweden, Bulgaria, Turkey, the UK and the US. In a warning to banks, the company admitted that its skimming protections systems can't help, either—because the skimmers are placed away from where NCR's detectors and jammers are usually positioned.
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That kind of simple bliss can only be matched by turning to face the mirror to find that your hair has fallen perfectly — the ends skimming just above your collarbone, swinging ever so slightly the air while softly framing your face in a way that not even the most gorgeous pair of gold hoop earrings ever could.
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But however it happens, Republicans saw in 2016 what can result when Democrats are deprived of the millions they've grown accustomed to skimming from the paychecks of thousands of public-sector workers with little choice but to pay it … and they'd be throwing away the opportunity of a lifetime if they didn't lock in the changes permanently.
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Watch more, from Waypoint: I'm purposefully skimming over a lot of the deeper, more particular mechanical aspects of both Hearthstone and Gwent here, so as to not confuse those who've not spent much time with the former, but are tempted to take the latter out for a hand or two, after enjoying it in The Witcher 3.
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According to new research by security firm RiskIQ, hackers broke into the blender maker's website several times over the past two months, injected malicious credit card-skimming malware on its payment pages and siphoned off the credit card numbers and other personal data — like names, billing addresses, expiry dates and card verification values — of unsuspecting blender buyers.
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I'm even skimming over the pivotal moment when he came up with his software-as-service idea and his father cautioned against leaving a stable job, but he did it anyway, and the company that started in a rented apartment on card tables and folding chairs now has a market cap dwarfing the GDP of many countries.
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Ralph & Russo sent out a black tuxedo jacket dress adorned with a beaded wrap edged with golden tasseling, which by sheer force of gravity gave the body added contour, while at Alexandre Vauthier, models wore shoulder-skimming waterfalls of silver tassels from a single earlobe, much to the delight of onlookers like the couture front row favorite Céline Dion.
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For the uninformed, the Grugq is a South African hacker, security research, OPSEC expert, and has a history of being an exploit broker who has a rolodex of government contacts (he once claimed in Forbes to be taking in over $1 million in a single year skimming a fee off of exploit sales as a middle-man to intelligence agencies).
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It's not that we petite people don't have fun getting dressed every day, but there are certain — well, many — obstacles we tend to face, like the fact that those thigh-high boots at Balenciaga are longer than the entire length of my body, or that extra-wide-legged, floor-skimming pants kind-of feel like a joke on anyone under six-feet tall.
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As I sit at the counter waiting for her, downing refills of water and skimming a menu full of items that in no way can I afford, I consider how surreal it is that Shirley Manson, who is scheduled to make a national television appearance on Jimmy Kimmel later this evening, would take the time to voluntarily meet with some dumb writer.
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The message was plain to see, though in some ways it was also unnecessary, as proven by a plain black silk gown dropped off the shoulders and skimming the torso to swirl out over the floor, and a red silk dress with a drawstring waist, an integral scarf tossed just so about the neck and a long pink gilet tossed on top.
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Beyond the question of its contributions to local groups, which the union said were similar to contributions it has made to civil rights and religious groups for decades, anti-union workers dwelled on the indictment last week of a former Fiat Chrysler labor relations official accused of skimming millions of dollars from a training facility to benefit himself and a former U.A.W. counterpart.
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And because I didn't respect the book, I was skimming as I read, so I missed all the telling details that deepened Katniss's characterization in the first few pages, like the scene where she befriends a wildcat and you think she's going to pick up an adorable animal companion, and instead she chases it away with stones because it's scaring away the game.
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So right now, Jason, if I'm using a debit card that's issued by my bank but it's Visa debit card, and let's say that card is skimmed, which maybe won't be as much of an issue in the future because of EMV, which the U.S. has been slow to adopt but that is supposed to help against things like skimming or physical fraud.
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Designed by Jane Chung, a former creative director at DKNY, the line consists of double-breasted jackets and wide-legged pants, double-faced merino wool coats and knee-skimming vests, refreshingly simple white T-shirts, crisp shirt-dresses and blouses with jabot ties in a palette that ranges from neutral shades such as black, tan and dusty pink to brighter ones like fire-engine red.
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Dmytro Firtash, a wealthy Ukrainian accused of skimming money from the country's state-owned natural gas company and who is fighting extradition to stand trial in the United States over bribery charges, is coming under increasing scrutiny as a possible source of the money that Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, two Americans from Eastern Europe, are charged with illegally funneling to the Trump campaign and GOP lawmakers.
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"You should go into the writing and creation phase knowing people will be skimming pretty heavily, usually for around 20 seconds maximum per [CV], so you really need to put the most important things at the top, and organize it in a way that you make sure all the relevant stuff is being seen," says Shanna Gregory, dean of Grace Hopper Academy, an immersive software engineering school for women.
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Ultimately, the stumbles in "The Stowaway" — including the skimming quality of the prose (Billy's first wife is "a spicy gal" and wears "tantalizing clothes that soon came off" while the ship deck smells of "masculine adventure") — are overshadowed by Shapiro's hustle in resurrecting Billy, and a number of side characters, including my favorite, an African-American stowaway named Bob Lanier, who chases the expedition all the way to New Zealand.
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He followed the curving wall, passed the hulls of the boats, passed where the dark stones jutted out of the water, passed the long pier that stretched out into the water, with people there, too, laughing, and as he walked, he glanced out over the vast green water of the lake itself, boats skimming its surface, their sails white and sure against the wind and the low, wide sky.
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The indictment, which was unsealed this week, reads like the script of Goodfellas or any other mafia classic, "where extortion, illegal gambling, arson and threats to 'whack' someone are carried out along with some modern-day crimes of credit card skimming," FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Diego Rodriguez said in a statement, adding that the arrests show that the mafia still exists beyond the fictional realm of The Sopranos.
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In fact, Conway was allegedly critical of Lee when speaking to LPs about Lee's lack of involvement and move to L.A. Conway also believed his former partner to be paying himself far and above the fund's $250,000 annual salary cap by skimming off of SV Angel funds through a technique known as a fee waiver, a fairly common way for fund managers to cover the costs they are expected to invest upfront.
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