Stuffing another takedown, Nakai landed multiple knees before earning a takedown of her own.
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The DMCA takedown and counter-takedown procedures has been a mess for a while now.
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The couple have won firsts in both the Brooklyn Chili Takedown and the Brooklyn Homebrew Takedown.
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In recent years, for example, Shadowserver participated in 2016's Avalanche takedown and 2019's Goznym takedown.
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There is an art to a Trump takedown, and there is no better takedown artist than Michelle Obama.
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After the levee broke, the Pokémon Company submitted takedown request after takedown request, but Gigantamax Machamp was uncontainable.
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When we saw Jung contending with takedown attempts previously he was creative with his answers but he just wasn't fighting great takedown artists.
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Proposed laws making platforms go beyond notice and takedown to proactively police users' speech would be even worse than Germany's draconian takedown proposals.
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A tweet from the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) that complained about an abusive DMCA takedown request has itself been hit with a DMCA takedown request.
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The meta of takedown defense has shifted more to the denying of opportunities for the takedown through proper movement and distancing than simply shoring up defense.
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Hunt simply had no answer for the incredible force with which he shared the Octagon, surrendering takedown after takedown, and eating hammer after hammer on the mat.
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The Copyright Office Wants You to Explain Why the DMCA Is So BadThe DMCA takedown and counter-takedown procedures has been a mess for a while now.
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The Twitter takedown — a harsh online reckoning meted out for those who stray from the performance of progressivism — has translated into a very real takedown in the field.
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As good as Holloway's takedown defence has looked recently, he hasn't dealt with many top flight takedown artists and Aldo can summon some surprising wrestling chops when he needs to.
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" He added, "This was an illegal takedown that failed.
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Props to security ... who executed a pretty sweet takedown.
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Bermudez did well to keep Zombie guessing, faking the takedown to come over the top with an overhand right, then opting to shoot for the takedown in chain sequences with constant movement.
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But, much like in real life, if your opponent times the takedown just right after you throw a kick or over-extend on a punch, there's no chance you're defending the takedown.
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This has always been Edgar's favorite takedown attempt and he uses it to either sweep the opponent's standing leg, take the back, run through into the takedown, or follow up with strikes.
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On February 18, Redbubble sent Exurbia a report of all Chainsaw takedown notices it had received, and the total sale value of Chainsaw items Sahad had identified in takedown notices since March 2019.
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Such national units often send takedown requests using Europol's domain.
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Glass aggressively hunts offenders and nails them with takedown requests.
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This seems like the wrong takedown in today's age honestly.
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Spicer, like Trump, deserves every comedic takedown "SNL" can give.
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The "Diamond Cutter," his signature takedown move, is particularly timeless.
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Google alone received almost 560 million takedown notices in 2015.
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BigTech's fuzzy extremist content takedown math does not add up.
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The notice and takedown system is too cumbersome and slow.
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Alvarez goes for a takedown but eats a knee instead.
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It could be read as a takedown of exorcisms everywhere.
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"Flake makes waves with Trump takedown," Politico declared days later.
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Her takedown of Trump's sexists remarks probably didn't hurt either.
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This character's not delivering the bikini takedown I was promised!
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" He later added: "This was an illegal takedown that failed.
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Other takedown demands that Netflix complied with are less understandable.
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By last year, Mr. Biancardi stopped fighting the takedown requests.
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The result was a takedown of Mr. Trump that Mrs.
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More recently, I supervised the prisoners from "Project Pathfinder" takedown.
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Rather than use his footwork to deny takedown attempts as MMA's more elusive strikers do, Johnson is a forward moving fighter who actively fights off any takedown attempt, dropping his hands to do so.
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Facebook did not name American Herald Tribune in its public post about the takedown but a Facebook spokesperson confirmed to CNN Business earlier this month that the website's Facebook page was part of that takedown.
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At least this time around no one's issuing takedown notices — yet.
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Warren later responded to the takedown and restoration of her ads.
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We don't proactively police; we respond to users and takedown notices.
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It's eerily reminiscent of Clinton's takedown of Sister Souljah in 1992.
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Zouk said it has sent the Gili Islands entity takedown orders.
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A takedown request does not initiate an automatic removal of content.
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Dozens of feints, a high output of strikes, beautiful takedown defense.
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Next up, Ashley C. Ford delivers the ultimate red velvet takedown.
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McCook suffered minor injuries in the takedown, just a sore shoulder.
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When the rematch rolled around, Koreshkov immediately hit the takedown again.
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I asked for credit, was ignored, and filed a DMCA takedown.
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We treat takedown requests by law enforcement with the highest urgency.
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This is a story of a faulty takedown causing irreparable harm.
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The video was reinstated just minutes after he appealed the takedown.
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One of those safe harbors is the "notice and takedown" provision.
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Check out her takedown, chronicled over on The Daily Dot, below.
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One massive question mark is Ngannou's takedown defense over the rounds.
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Aldo succeeded in five of his six takedown attempts against Jung.
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Yellow to Fagner for a wrestling takedown of Hazard at midfield.
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Democrats have praised the takedown of Infowars content as long overdue.
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They got someone else in a predawn takedown at the port.
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Super Tuesday voters, particularly black ones, this takedown is for you.
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One YouTube review, with over 300,000 views, was a brutal takedown.
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The laser doesn't only mean enemy takedown is quicker and sneakier.
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Russia has sent Google more than 61,000 takedown requests since 2009.
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But Morally Correct2 saw the deeper meaning in the ranch takedown.
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In DMC Takedown: Seize and Desist, you play as Grand Dad.
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"We're also providing more transparency about the content of the copyright takedown than ever before, now surfacing the specific description of the copyrighted work provided by the claimant in the takedown notice," the blog post reads.
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Later, Zayner posted a long-winded takedown of the stunt on Facebook.
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It began with a series of elbows, as Guimaraes pursued a takedown.
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Choi's takedown defense has only been tested a little in the UFC.
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Not all archiving services may respect a robot exclusion or takedown request.
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The takedown request includes a number of questions the requester must address.
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Neither Grindr nor Github responded to request for comment about Fuckr's takedown.
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"Patching routers is hard," the person familiar with the takedown operation said.
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And Apple is not unique in this latest takedown of electrical sockets.
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"In wrestling, I was good at the single leg takedown," Dillashaw said.
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Don't read it: read Sarah Jeong's hilariously barbed Twitter takedown of it.
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Tubefilter and The Outline were the first to spot Toy Freaks' takedown.
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Were you concerned at all about receiving takedown notices from his camp?
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"Facebook apologized for that takedown, too, and called the move a "mistake.
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And nothing was more clickable than the takedown of a young starlet.
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The last time we spoke was not a blowout or a takedown.
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So Hollywood is funding movies that are basically a takedown of Hollywood.
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The track itself is cold, solid takedown of music industry time wasters.
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But before you panic, don't worry, this isn't a steam takedown article.
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This was the undertone of Piers Morgan's takedown of Lemonade last year.
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However, authorities say Vaulin's operation often skirted takedown requests using lengthy demands.
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The speech was originally planned as a comprehensive takedown of Hillary Clinton.
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The key element of the fight was expected to be the takedown.
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Microsoft's takedown efforts alone can't resolve the threat of Russian election meddling.
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Later on Tuesday, Patterson sent Orsinger another, longer email explaining the takedown.
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Frankie Edgar makes good use of kicks of his takedown attempts too.
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Some of her customers high-fived her for the takedown, she said.
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The takedown of AlphaBay spurred more people to move away from bitcoin.
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His first takedown of the tyrant halted, nationwide, the initial Muslim ban.
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Around the same time as the Facebook takedown, Google took action too.
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The GIF eventually led to ChilledCow's channel receiving a copyright takedown request.
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I didn't see this piece as a takedown but as a lament.
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"This was an illegal takedown that failed," Trump told reporters on Sunday.
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If that price ... KS: You know, we discussed this thing, this takedown.
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" Takedown notificationsThe first takedown notification from YouTube arrived on July 5 and pertained to a Gadahn video titled, "Portion of As Shahab video dated June 6, 2011 from US v Pfc Manning 2007 U S Baghdad Airstrike Video.
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The groups say that the "burdensome" takedown process outlined under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) has led to "an endless game of whack-a-mole" that has obliged rights holders to file repeated takedown requests with ISPs.
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Fighting these takedown requests can often be a costly and sisyphean affair, as recently documented by a German music professor who faced numerous takedown requests for classical music pieces that were in the public domain under German law.
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Much of Machida's takedown defense has been done with his feet, but by bringing the fight towards the fence and ducking in for Machida's hips, Anders could force Machida to fight off the takedown with his hips and hands.
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Against McGregor, Nate was happy to pick up a slow returning body kick and turn it into a single leg takedown just to make the takedown a real threat to McGregor while the Irishman was having success on offence.
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It's not like it was a takedown of Dr. Dre or Suge Knight.
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Cloudflare told Motherboard it will forward image takedown requests to the site's owner.
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To high-brow trolls, a simple "*their" is the most savage takedown imaginable.
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Suing Kickstarter directly seems to be meant to make a takedown happen faster.
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Carol M. Highsmith; "Tough Takedown in the Frontier Days Arena, Cheyenne, Wyoming"; 19303.
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The takedown isn't the first time Facebook has identified "inauthentic" activity from Iran.
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The panel is being interpreted as Bendis's takedown of the social justice movement.
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This is the first instance of Netflix complying with a government takedown demand.
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The takedown request was made over the film's depiction of Hao Chi Minh.
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In 2012, Hogue was arrested in an international takedown stemming from the sting.
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More importantly, the takedown illustrates Warren's point about Facebook's power over our democracy.
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But that hasn't stopped other industrious pirates from spreading Wolff's takedown of Trump.
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The centerpoint involves a dramatic takedown of Prince, whom Ravn criticizes at length.
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But whatever the cause, the news of the takedown has spawned great sadness.
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Lloyd Bentsen's verbal takedown of Republican Dan Quayle in 1988 to Alaska Gov.
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But Kaiser only received more takedown requests, and found Google's support systems unhelpful.
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Tape-delayed yellow card for Layun there after another Neymar takedown in midfield.
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Big Hollywood players, fearing the next takedown, are redrawing contracts and purging feeds.
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I might as well have done a 20-minute takedown of Tom Hanks.
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For all the takedown notices the MTA sends out, it very rarely sues.
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YouTube brought the video back online within a month of the takedown request.
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It also provides victims legal support to file criminal charges and takedown notices.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "I think it's like No. 15 of the Trump takedown books.
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Woodley's sole takedown of the fight came off that ill-advised low kick.
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A takedown followed and an effortless pass straight to side control this time.
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Yesterday, he says he received the following takedown notice from YouTube for that video and eight others: According to the YouTube channel Maker's Muse, Sarah Pohorecky, who also competed in the last season of BattleBots, got a similar takedown from YouTube.
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Aliakbari quickly scored a beautiful trip takedown, before holding Almeida in the crucifix position.
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Meanwhile, the takedown video's creator, Tati Westbrook, has gained close to 3.5 million subscribers.
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The takedown is only the most recent FBI action related to the dark web.
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Perhaps sending DMCA takedown notices to the few is meant to discourage the many.
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Starting in 2021, Netflix said it intends to report government takedown requests each year.
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YouTube broadened its takedown of extremist videos last year in a major policy shift.
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Racked recently published an awesome takedown of the body positivity movement by Amanda Mull.
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The New York Times columnist Gail Collins recently wrote a takedown of Donald Trump.
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Google has caught many of these fake takedown requests and hasn't acted upon them.
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His takedown of Marco Rubio was one of the primary campaign's most memorable exchanges.
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But even as those right hands knocked him unsteady, Jung stuffed Bermudez's takedown attempts.
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The timing of the arrest may have been related to the recent AlphaBay takedown.
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Several major platforms voluntarily report takedown requests, but these typically focus on government requests.
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In many of my theory classes, hooks emerged as the queen of the takedown.
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If there's a punch, a kick, or a takedown... I have the best hair.
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Eventually, Diaz transitions from the takedown into an armbar, which he drills four times.
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That one West Elm couch that inspired a wildly popular takedown on The Awl?
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Policing the entire Internet to file endless "takedown" notices is a full time job.
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If a video creator receives a takedown request, they can file a counter notification.
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HBO caught on quick and has reportedly issued takedown requests to the porn site.
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Stone was injured in the takedown and spent some time recovering in the hospital.
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This sequence, in its entirety, happened once again before Aliakbari landed a late takedown.
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In the second, he took Diakiese's back off a nice takedown of his own.
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Edgar's later takedown attempts were not well hidden and were shucked off by Aldo.
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Lenz had the video restored, and sued Universal over the takedown notice, seeking damages.
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Brunson dived in for a takedown and Whittaker's sprawl allowed him to regain composure.
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The EFF took on the case, and wrote a thorough takedown of Zillow's arguments.
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As you'll recall, the big takedown of Russia's IRA accounts only amounted to 135.
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They racked up about 45,000 plays over a month before receiving this takedown email.
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Her takedown has a particular focus on the 2016 presidential election's pageantry and pathologies.
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A Google spokesman said the company would not comment further on specific takedown requests.
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U.S. Senators and pentagon officials declared the IRA election day takedown operation a success.
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Organizers are expected to be vigilant in filing takedown notices with social media networks.
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The takedown couldn't come from fellow 70-somethings, Senators Bernie Sanders or Elizabeth Warren.
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One news site called it an "epic takedown"; another described Warren "verbally destroying" Stumpf.
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This is Facebook's second prominent takedown of Iranian content targeting Americans in recent months.
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Motherboard was not able to verify who sent the DMCA takedown requests to Reddit.
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They view this exactly how Trump presented it -- as 'an illegal takedown that failed.
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In 2018, the organization received 880 content takedown requests, the most it's received yet.
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For another thing, filing a takedown notice hardly qualifies as going to 'extreme lengths.
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Arlovski's takedown defence has always been very good—he did have one of the highest takedown defense percentages in UFC history at one point—but he can be held to the fence and that is what Barnett should be looking to do.
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Android Police first spotted the takedown, and Verizon separately confirmed the news to The Verge.
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That takedown of Mr. Rubio, however, did not translate into votes for Mr. Christie, 53.
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On prior occasions, it has seemingly refused to comply with takedown orders from Russian authorities.
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Toronto could serve Golden State its final takedown in Game 5 of the NBA Finals.
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An uppercut connected and Davis was able to get his first takedown of the fight.
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Nintendo also targeted Testut's GitHub account with a takedown notice for hosting the emulation code.
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The most recent example of this is YouTube's takedown of the "FamilyOFive" channel this week.
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Our readers by and large delighted in our critic's takedown of a popular Brooklyn steakhouse.
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I'm not alone here, surrounded by the rage-tweeters and takedown artists of the world.
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I believe Rubio has more than recovered from the Christie takedown of earlier in February.
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Politiwoops' takedown last year was due to a disagreement over the use of Twitter's API.
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She authored a takedown of Passion Dust that should give any potential buyers second thoughts.
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The irony is that this is not a takedown piece on Ford in any way.
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I Hate Everything hilariously explains why superhero movies suck in the epic video takedown below.
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But occasionally, the marketing feels like a surprisingly cutting takedown of the film's own premise.
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Whittaker feinted and drew half-swings and failed takedown attempts while scoring his own offense.
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The result was Baker Daily: Trump Takedown, and Paxton was in love with the idea.
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It has also seized domains affiliated with the site and replaced them with takedown notices.
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Some victims even pay firms to constantly monitor their search results and issue takedown requests.
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And Sturgeon eased his way through the world's slowest and least impactful double leg takedown.
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She used those skills for a takedown in the latter part of the first round.
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Producers tend to write them in as convenient villains, served up for the inevitable takedown.
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Correction: This article originally conflated Pornhub's content removal request process and DMCA takedown report form.
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Lee shot into the fence, Barboza got stuck against it, and Lee finished his takedown.
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In 2015, SoundCloud began takedown acquisitions as part of an aggressive offensive toward copyright claims.
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Yeah, the whole record started out as a takedown and it turned into something else.
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Check out this fascinating takedown of J. D. Vance's "Hillbilly Elegy" in The New Republic.
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The majority of China's recent takedown requests focused on videos on YouTube, the data showed.
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Bee also offered a lengthy takedown of Mick Mulvaney, the White House chief of staff.
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The American Council on Science and Health wrote its own brutal takedown of the study.
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In some instances, what's flagged will lead to a bulk takedown of posts and accounts.
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The idea of a post-primary Biden takedown has its roots in the 2012 campaign.
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As far as Duran could tell, that post was the cause of his account takedown.
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Platforms in Europe currently operate notice-and-takedown systems for content that violates the law.
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However, brigading and malicious takedown reports could be used by trolls to silence their enemies.
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But Friday's charges represent the takedown of a broader — and more purposeful — digital theft campaign.
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The Atlanta Faze ended the day with a 3-0 takedown of the Dallas Empire.
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Mr. Sardini, the lawyer for Mr. Pecoraro, said other websites did not fight takedown demands.
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The MTA declined to comment on why it only issued a takedown notice for Etsy.
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The AlphaBay takedown involved officials from six countries and Europol, led by the American authorities.
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But Chooseco's takedown notices make clear that these games are still on trademark holders' radar.
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And, incredibly, Google alone received, 71,466,85033 takedown requests from rights holders in January of 2016.
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We have issued a takedown will pursue further legal action if it is not removed.
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We have issued a takedown will pursue further legal action if it is not removed.
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Three people were arrested during the takedown: Agustina Cabanillas Acosta, Maria Macias and Omar Hinojosa.
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Christensen, the attorney who filed the takedown request, declined to comment when reached by phone.
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DMC Takedown: Seize and Desist can be downloaded for Windows, Mac, and Linux on itch.io.
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Nintendo has not responded to our request for comment on AM2R or the DMCA takedown.
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His takedown attempts were woeful even at bantamweight—consisting of bending forwards at the waist and running after his opponents' hips—but he was skirting with danger against Jeremy Stephens who throws a dozen uppercuts a round and who has very solid takedown defence.
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In the suit, Zac claims Tedder submitted a takedown notice claiming the song infringed on Tedder's copyright after the album's release ... and now Brown is calling BS on the takedown notice, and he wants the court to declare he owns the song, plus damages.
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We're told they locked up, and Peter scored a takedown, because station staff broke it up.
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AlphaBay, the online black market bazaar, experienced a takedown that threw the dark web into chaos.
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He's making nice with Tiana for what I suspect will be another devious partnership and takedown.
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With that in mind, that the Internet Archive doesn't really fight takedown requests becomes a problem.
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So, I called in a sample of a hoodie in order to write a scathing takedown.
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Cerrone opened the bout by ducking under Cote's first punches and hitting a perfect reactionary takedown.
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The US Department of Justice intended to announce the takedown in a live stream at justice.
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Those profiles suggested Overlord was used by customer support staff and to enforce copyright takedown requests.
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On January 2400th, it was a takedown of a politically motivated spam network in the Philippines.
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The same was true of the gorgeous takedown he hit against Cruz in the first round.
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The longest ad was a two-minute takedown of Trump's most controversial statements by Bush's campaign.
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Whatever Samsung's reasoning, it's not a great look to issue a takedown request in any situation.
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We go out of our way to avoid assigning a takedown of any book or author.
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The takedown involved international cooperation from the U.S., Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova, Germany, Bulgaria, Europol and Eurojust.
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Now, the artist has demanded Google to take them down and issued multiple DMCA takedown requests.
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It was Poirier who mixed up his offense with takedown attempts, despite Gaethje's great wrestling pedigree.
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The takedown notices cited trademark infringement and in some cases, a violation of Taylor's persona rights.
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It's science working as it should, and the PREDIMED takedown is a wonderful example of that.
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The threat of the takedown opened up chances for the one big punch and vice versa.
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Some reports even credit Obama's scorching takedown in 2011 as the impetus for Trump's 2016 run.
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McGregor shot a panicked double-leg takedown and Diaz countered with a guillotine to claim mount.
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In the first round, Hooker reversed a takedown to take top position as the round ended.
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"Wrestlicious TakeDown" lasted one season on TV, showing audience members scantily-clad women performing sketch comedy.
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"The New York University marketing professor Scott Galloway wrote a takedown of the company titled "WeWTF.
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Critics contend that abusive takedown notices can suppress the freedom speech guaranteed under the U.S. Constitution.
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Just since 2012, the music recording industry has sent takedown notices for over 17 million infringements.
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Of DMCA takedown notices there were many — too many, it seems, for Reddit to list properly.
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Ross Douthat has a wonderfully written, heartfelt takedown of the WSJ editorial page, which is — surprise!
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How did Inspector Oldfield convince witnesses to testify, which led to the takedown of the mob?
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If you are overwhelmed, you can hire a takedown service to help remove images for you.
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That's because Atlus, the game's developer and publisher, has been targeting YouTube channels with takedown notices.
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Carlos Junior shot in for a laborious takedown on the midway point of the second round.
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For example, according to dysgraphical, 20 takedown complaints were filed on comments in a 2016 thread.
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Buttigieg did this last night by addressing Christian moderates during his takedown of Trump's border policies.
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The Schattners responded to his takedown with an open letter on their website defending kitschy art.
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"This whole thing was a takedown attempt at the president of the United States," he asserted.
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As the Lacoste faction solidified the takedown of Mr. Mugabe, party officials on Sunday removed Mrs.
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Later, he apparently initiated a Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown of Pusha's album cover on Instagram.
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This confrontational, compassionate takedown of a host of social toxins is a step in that direction.
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Officials said Mr. Levashov's arrest and the takedown of his network ended a vast criminal enterprise.
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In the end, Kalanick's takedown came from a series of small acts of courage and outrage.
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Seven months later, Apple revealed a spike in porn and gambling app takedown requests from China.
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Her essay on Watergate is amazing, and her famous takedown of Pauline Kael is extremely funny.
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There was no obstruction, none whatsoever," Trump said, calling Mueller's investigation "an illegal takedown that failed.
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The Comparitech analysis reveals that in 2017, Wikimedia saw a 144 percent increase in takedown requests.
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There's also the fact that they were filing takedown claims on videos they felt were similar.
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Okay, I'm gonna confess that, after that Bloomberg takedown of Juicero, I still want a Juicero.
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In November, YouTube pledged financial and legal resources to help combat unwarranted copyright claims and takedown notices.
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Her episode "New Year, New You" was a savage takedown of influencer culture, with a horrific twist.
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I'll be writing a line-by-line takedown of Peter King by the middle of this week.
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The takedown was the result of a tip from US law enforcement, Facebook said at the time.
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It took close to three minutes for any real action and it was Yamamoto scoring the takedown.
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Forcing internet companies to takedown extremist content has a sanitizing (and thus distorting effect) on political discourse.
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The terms, however, do not say that the group will honor takedown requests, but that it might.
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We later received a DMCA takedown notice for using Titan Note's product imagery to illustrate our story.
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The NMPA issued takedown notices to the 50 companies named, and there was talk of a lawsuit.
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This is made more impressive by Jung's reputation for mixing his takedown attempts into his striking flurries.
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Even before the takedown, drug enforcement agents were able to take down individual vendors through targeted buys.
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Apparently, Cyrus thinks Clay is kind of a badass, thanks to his takedown of Bryce last year.
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The one-hour takedown is one of two core obligations for tech firms proposed by the legislation.
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Late-night comics like Jimmy Kimmel and John Oliver have also stepped up their Trump takedown game.
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The data showed Turkey was by far the most active country in seeking takedown of media reports.
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However, with tens of millions of takedown requests per month, some fraudulent requests fall through the cracks.
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One day, he was live-streaming a demo of a Fortnite cheat when Epic issued a takedown.
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" The takedown request said that, "The 'iBoot' source code is proprietary and it includes Apple's copyright notice.
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But it wasn't just a Trump takedown — Obama gave a ringing endorsement of Hillary Clinton as well.
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Against Lyoto Machida he did this by immediately posturing and striking as he was completing his takedown.
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So perhaps he was not such a leader while planning the takedown of Evil Corp after all.
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It's an audible eye roll rather than a furious takedown; confident and patronizing rather than genuinely angry.
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The takedown of Wallstreet Market is another incident in a now-familiar pattern of dark-web markets.
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After a failed takedown from double overhooks, Tate managed to secure an armbar in the ensuing scramble.
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Like many said, the takedown of powerful men like producer Harvey Weinstein isn't about harming men's genitals.
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Another member of Mane's crew then stepped in for the final takedown ... and the show went on.
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In the past, the report's focused on censorship, tracking Facebook's response to takedown requests from government officials.
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When St-Pierre hit his first takedown, Bisping showed exactly why this wouldn't be a cakewalk though.
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Samantha Bee was back on TV Wednesday night with yet another takedown of the Trump administration's drama.
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And Google said it received over 75 million DMCA takedown requests in just one month in 2016.
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Morris's film is less a takedown of its subject, and more a Rorschach test for its viewers.
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In November, YouTube pledged financial and legal resources to help fight unwarranted copyright claims and takedown notices.
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King Mo then went for a forced double leg takedown, which was easily rebuffed by Cro Cop.
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Former Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney just delivered a takedown of current Republican front-runner Donald Trump.
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When questioned about the video, Snapchat immediately issued a copyright takedown and had it removed from YouTube.
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Weidman pounced on a takedown two minutes into the bout before he transitioned to the mount position.
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She then filed a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown, and Twitter took down the video immediately.
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The recent tech takedown has put four-fifths of the Nasdaq 22016 in correction territory or worse.
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Before the takedown, the group had more than 7,000 members, each of whom had requested to join.
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Christie may have helped Bush, Kasich and Trump with his forceful takedown of Rubio during Saturday's debate.
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The media is firing back at Donald Trump over his takedown of the political press on Tuesday.
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Right now, commendably, the U.S. Copyright Office is conducting a needed review of notice and takedown system.
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In the third round Lee also picked up a nice takedown by timing one such telegraphed kick.
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Saturday, Hamill, know for playing Luke Skywalker, tweeted a takedown of the Federal Communications Commissioner, Ajit Pai.
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I started iFixit because Apple was actively sending takedown notices to anyone sharing their service information online.
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Janet Maslin is unconvinced, and her Times review is a delicious takedown of old-school Hollywood power.
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"This was an attempted takedown of the president of the United States," Mr. Trump said on Friday.
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Last April, Giovannini wrote an extensive takedown of the proposal for the Los Angeles Review of Books.
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He said companies risked fines if they fought a takedown request, but weren't penalized for deleting something.
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Google confirmed to CNN Business earlier this month that American Herald Tribune was part of that takedown.
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Creators have sent DMCA takedown notices to the linked email address—sometimes several—and received no response.
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"Harvey is convinced that this was a takedown," a longtime friend of Weinstein's said the next day.
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Conversely, internet freedom advocates say its takedown system provides a de facto censorship system for the web.
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That's how many unique child-porn videos law enforcement officials found during a massive dark-web takedown.
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Though the scale of this takedown is incredible, the technical details are pretty run-of-the mill.
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Some right-wing commentators have criticized the mass takedown of Jones' content, saying it amounted to censorship.
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The video showed that the other student appeared to celebrate his "takedown" of Gabriel, the lawsuit said.
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And then there is this fierce takedown: Good Girls turns the women of the show into leaders.
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Worse, the EU proposal holds little recourse for legitimate content creators arbitrarily targeted by these takedown requests.
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But the court also ordered YouTube to take down the video—creating an end-run around the DMCA, even though the DMCA notice-and-takedown procedure had been specifically designed to grant services like YouTube "safe harbor" from lawsuits so long as they complied with notice-and-takedown.
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One of the most significant news stories of the week was, in fact, a massive law enforcement takedown.
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Last Sunday, "Game of Thrones" viewers watched the most epic takedown of the Night King and White Walkers.
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Martin (1978), Romero's first collaboration with gore master Tom Savini, was a postmodern takedown of the vampire romance.
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Would a book titled California comprise a witty takedown of Google company culture like Dave Eggers's The Circle?
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A spokesperson for the Justice Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the takedown.
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"Facebook shared 10 pages and 14 Instagram accounts with @DFRLab, 12 hours before the takedown," the group wrote.
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It also began its immediate takedown of white men, chomping on cigars cruising around town in a limo.
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But filing DMCA takedown requests "has become a fairly daily issue for me to deal with," Ghahremani said.
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The Office will also review how successfully section 512 addresses online infringement and protects against improper takedown notices.
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We once ran a takedown of the wedge salad, only to receive a rebuttal from the author's dad.
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In the case of Google, a DMCA takedown generally means delisting an offending webpage from its search engine.
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"I just want to point out $2 ain't bad," he said, before returning to another takedown of Trump.
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Netflix says they will continue to report takedown demands each year in its annual transparency report going forward.
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Jordan Peele used the vehicle of a genre movie to give a brilliant takedown of race in America.
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Round three saw more of the same from the Swede, who also mixed in a takedown for emphasis.
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Flagging videos does not result in an automatic takedown; it just marks them for review by YouTube staff.
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The May takedown of the GozNym crime group, for example, involved a coordinated operation of six different countries.
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Kanye West's withering takedown of Wiz Khalifa has officially leveled Twitter, leaving us to marvel in its wake.
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But his curious timing quickly fanned rumors about whether he was next in line for a Trump takedown.
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Now the company is asking the California Supreme Court to overturn previous rulings that upheld the takedown demand.
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Masvidal's takedown defence has held up against wrestlers as tenacious and experienced as Benson Henderson and Rustam Khabilov.
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Moldavsky started the second round as he had finished the first, landing another combination before earning another takedown.
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After being staggered by two big shots, Nascimento scored a takedown to escape a beating on the feet.
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First of all, it should be noted that Blakely's takedown of "political science" refers to no political scientists.
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Rustam Khabilov and Benson Henderson might both be takedown artists but are very different fighters to Maia stylistically.
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Instagram passed on a takedown, the letter said, adding further confusion to how the different platforms approach disinformation.
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The damage to public perception will be done well before the content is flagged and reviewed for takedown.
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With the exception of DMCA takedown notices for copyrighted or pirated content, 8chan operates as an unpoliced forum.
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During the past five years, RIAA has issued over 85033 million takedown notices to various online service providers.
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Every bout in the Yamma tournament saw a quick and easy takedown turn into a stalling top performance.
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"We will witness several other massive takedown operations such as Avalanche during 2017," Cosoi said (translated from Romanian).
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Their vibe seems to indicate that it is being blown way out of proportion, another liberal media takedown.
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"15 Million Merits" was seen by many as a takedown of American Idol and the pursuit of fame.
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Over 43,24 copyright takedown notices were received within the first six months of the year, affecting 2020,2893 accounts.
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GitHub, which is owned by Microsoft, has a policy of posting any takedown requests it receives from governments.
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Microsoft announced a coordinated takedown of Necurs, one of the largest spam and malware botnets known to date.
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Google, which has created an internal team to review takedown requests, deletes links only within the European Union.
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The video was quickly removed after Twitter received a takedown notice from the copyright owner, Warner Music Group.
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Although the introduction of the 'report scam ad button' does provide one clear avenue for measuring takedown performance.
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First rule of filing DMCA takedown notices: Do not ask for your own site to be taken down.
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CNN Money said "Last Week Tonight" averaged 4.7 million viewers per episode this season without its Trump takedown.
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Carper said Pruitt's takedown of Obama was odd to him before he accused him of plagiarizing Obama's language.
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He called the move an "emergency takedown," but said the department was taking complaints from the public seriously.
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Now, did you see this takedown in Vanity Fair of the Trump Grill restaurant in New York City?
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DMC Takedown isn't a complicated game, and it took me one minute and one second to complete it.
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The Firewatch takedown probably isn't a big financial blow to PewDiePie, compared to what he's lost during earlier controversies.
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"As this takedown should make clear, health care fraud is not an abstract violation or benign offense," Lynch said.
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From there, McGregor shot for a takedown in a telltale sign of desperation—landing right in Diaz's wheel house.
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Standouts include Norm MacDonald's caustic routine in 1997 and Stephen Colbert's incisive takedown of the Bush administration in 2006.
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The first frame saw the Irish superstar bloody his back-peddling foe and even the score with a takedown.
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" Cruz unloads with epic takedown of 'pathological liar,' 'narcissist' Donald Trump "He is proud of being a serial philanderer.
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In round one, the Scotswoman scored with a takedown and dropped her Canadian foe with a spinning back elbow.
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Spain's takedown request was posted to a Github repository that publishes every content removal request Github receives from governments.
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That was until one kick visibly hyperextended his knee and then the takedown and finish came quickly for Jones.
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It's unclear how agents located Bantli or whether they used information seized in the Alphabay takedown to do so.
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"We're filing a DMCA takedown of PewDiePie's Firewatch content and any future Campo Santo games," he wrote on Twitter.
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Twitter followed the takedown with a blog post on new rules banning advertisements from state media on the platform.
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Still, Amazon denied Ghahremani's takedown requests four times and only relented after her tweet chastising the company went viral.
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All in all, it was a ridiculous, try-hard failure of a "takedown," which the internet quickly pointed out.
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One option is to send intellectual-property "takedown" notices requiring people to remove their digital models from the internet.
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Harris championed of the takedown of Backpage and support of the Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act (FOSTA) last year.
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Each time Romero worked to get a takedown, Whittaker was springing up and scraping Romero off along the fence.
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So much of Whittaker's takedown defense came from that kneeling position along the fence, when Romero had the bodylock.
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According to Netflix, it obliged to the takedown as New Zealand has strict laws on media reporting of suicide.
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The Last Hangover: The first takedown request of 2020 is also from the Singapore Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA).
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As for takedown requests over the last year, governments around the world sent requests for information on 29,718 devices.
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Exactly what this means — and what triggered the recent takedown notices for visual novels, or their retraction — remains ambiguous.
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Sally fights primarily by spraying or injecting enemies with drugs, which means every single takedown requires expending limited resources.
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Barr made the decision after viewing the video showing Garner's takedown several times and quizzing both groups of attorneys.
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Google (which was founded in 1998) received fewer than 2,000 takedown requests for search results between 2001 and 2008.
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As Alan Omer hit the takedown in the third round, Arnold Allen couldn't hide the frustration on his face.
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Before the scrub, Pascal had a bunch of pics with Kim ... including a reference to the ass kisser takedown.
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That happened last year a few times, but I haven't seen any takedown claims for a year or so.
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Instead of desperately fighting off takedown attempts he flopped to guard and began playing a double overhooks butterfly game.
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The company said its takedown actions are stronger when rights holders are actively flagging infringing vendors on the platform.
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Mitch Gagnon—who hasn't fought since—boxed Barao up with feints, takedown attempts, and level changes amid boxing combinations.
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Defending the takedown is easy (R2 + down on the right analogue stick – controls vary on your games console preference).
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In a Trump takedown billed as a foreign policy address in San Diego on Thursday, Hillary scored several points.
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Trump then bragged on Twitter about his "takedown" of Acosta, falsely stating that CNN did not cover the altercation.
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Sanders stormed the Northwest in a dramatic takedown of Washington state, Alaska and Hawaii, leaving Clinton in the dust.
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Maroulis fell behind, 53-25, but a takedown early in the second period gave her the lead for good.
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A Good Samaritan was able to stop a robbery in progress thanks to his speedy bike and smooth takedown.
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The statute established a "notice and takedown" system as a means of removing copyright-infringing content from the internet.
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User-upload services that draw revenues from internet ads may have financial disincentives to comply expeditiously with takedown requests.
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"Come on, grandpa" Marion County Sheriff&aposs Deputy Bryan Bowman says on his video of the tortoise takedown Sunday.
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After a thumbs-up, Force rolled up to the starting line and blistered Hale with a 322-m.p.h. takedown.
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Round two, meanwhile, was all Brooks, who scored with a big takedown and amassed 2:04 of control time.
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Gaethje has also shown masterful use of that Chad Mendes principle—setting up the uppercut with the takedown attempt.
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Johnson's feet are usually neat and he move laterally after each engagement, he can also stop a takedown decently.
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Instead we got a trenchant takedown of a Valley that only exists in the minds of especially shallow journalists.
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"I'm sorry you got a takedown but it's not an excuse that everyone is breaking the law," Lee said.
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Just minutes into the fight, the veteran's takedown defense had already proved sufficient to negate any of Leites' attempts.
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In the fourth round, Ortega took such a beating that he chased the takedown as a matter of urgency.
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Johnson gave up the first takedown as he threw his overhand ahead of himself and Cormier ducked under it.
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Even though her takedown defense has proven excellent, fans have wanted to see her put in the rough spots.
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Against Leon Edwards, Cerrone was constantly looking to get in on his hips and capitalize with a takedown attempt.
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That takedown and a lengthy and corrupt investigation resulted in the life imprisonment of Silk Road's owner, Ross Ulbricht.
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When Deb Adler (Thomas) finds out, she immediately runs to the photographer and delivers a furious, profane, eviscerating takedown.
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The takedown is the latest in a series of actions taken by the social media giant against Russian disinformation.
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After that, every teen who was in the mansion finds themselves targeted by the book's Final Destination-esque takedown.
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Over time, the problem grew worse: Sahad sent 649 takedown notices to Redbubble and its subsidiary Teepublic in 2019.
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Still, the company realizes that in order to keep working within those countries, certain takedown demands must be met.
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There had been real excitement for Warren in Nevada after her devastating takedown of Mike Bloomberg at Wednesday's debate.
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The newspaper, citing an unnamed source, reported the unprecedented takedown rate could impact user metrics for the second quarter.
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And in December, he analyzed Facebook's first big takedown of fake accounts with profile pictures generated by artificial intelligence.
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Her brisk takedown of Eat, Pray, Love notwithstanding, Cusk loses much of her precision when she celebrates or dismisses.
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Democratic presidential candidates and Congressional leaders wasted no time in bashing President Donald Trump for ordering the Soleimani takedown.
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Jack Whitehall and Eva Longoria star in this adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's 20123 takedown of the British class system.
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Cook said the video that triggered the copyright takedown was a Super Bowl commercial posted in early February 2018.
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And Microsoft filed a DMCA takedown request in 2013, asking Google for its own site to be taken down.
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Police say the officer performed an emergency takedown after the man spat in the officer's face and threatened him.
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But the brief video starts only at the onset of the takedown and doesn't show what led to it.
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Truthfulness of the allegations aside, no one has issued as effective a takedown of a superstar rapper in years.
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Since September, the figure for Facebook has fallen by seven percentage points, while Twitter's takedown rate has not changed.
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" Numerous viewers expressed their displeasure at the takedown of the ads, with Ellen DeGeneres tweeting: "Isn't it almost 2020?
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For example, Google's latest transparency report reveals that in 2628, Google alone received well over 28500 million takedown requests.
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James S., a handler, after watching three dogs, Barry, Mac and Nikki, run through a series of takedown exercises.
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At the time, Mr. Gutierrez was out on $2,500 bail after being arrested in a gang takedown last December.
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After reversing an early Uda takedown, the Italian locked up a head and arm guillotine choke for the win.
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This week, the earliest humans, an enjoyable Bernadette Corporation takedown, feminist craftivism, Afrosurrealism, Arizona's strange Confederate monuments, and more.
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When Dillashaw did throw body kicks as Cruz was circling out, he had good success landing, but almost every time Cruz would catch a hold and either threaten a takedown, punch him in the face, or simply pretend to go for the takedown and sling the leg past him to escape the fence.
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Kaiser appealed each takedown request, noting that the composers of the works had been dead for more than seventy years, the recordings were published before 1963 (which under German law means they were now in the public domain), and that the takedown requests failed to provide any solid legal justification for their removal.
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No one is writing home about his thunderous right hand, his blindingly fast jab, or his unstoppable double leg takedown.
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On Monday, June 2, the FBI and Justice Department announced the takedown and unsealed a 14-count indictment against Bogachev.
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This takedown attempt as his opponent raised his knee to deal with the side kick, for instance, was a beauty.
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In the ensuing scramble, Yamamoto took Saiga down once again, a takedown which looked to have dislocated Saiga's right shoulder.
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The third, finally, saw Felder land the more meaningful strikes, and Burkman close out the fight with a late takedown.
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Following the game's takedown, Acid set up two new websites to host it, but they were taken down Tuesday night.
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Davis might not want the takedown and it is hard to imagine McGeary getting the stronger wrestler to the mat.
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You're required to enter your email address, and Pornhub will communicate with you about the takedown status via that address.
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Weber's original admonishment for the Raisman GIF included a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown notice from the IOC itself.
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Sometimes you find a little oasis of meaningful criticism, like this takedown of Nazis having a monopoly on national pride.
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He challenged prosecutors' claim that the takedown and subsequent arrest of Gray without probable cause amounted to a criminal assault.
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The electronic music community, dependent on the ability to sample and remix, has been particularly stung by SoundCloud's takedown policies.
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The comment drew pushback from officials who argued that defeating the group is much more complex than a military takedown.
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But for me, there's a group that does the things I like, which is the takedown of these terrorist networks.
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In one instance, a furniture store had its pages removed from Google because of counterfeit takedown requests, the report said.
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It also allowed copyright holders the ability to take down any files through DMCA takedown and complied with any requests.
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John Oliver's Last Week Tonight is back — with an incredible takedown of controversial voter ID laws from around the country.
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Lopreiato said he's submitted more than 2120 cease-and-desist letters to third-party sellers and takedown notices to Amazon.
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For example, it has no effect on the notice-and-takedown regime imposed by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
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The country with the most government takedown requests sent to Netflix is Singapore, with removal demands for 5 separate titles.
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Zabit was able to draw Kyle Bochniak onto it and score an easy takedown straight into side control from it.
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This was simply the implementation of well-established notice and takedown processes required by the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA).
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Megyn Kelly isn't laughing about The Daily Show host Trevor Noah's takedown of her highly anticipated interview with Donald Trump.
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But as Mr Mattis made clear in a devastating takedown of the president's world view, he had resigned on principle.
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However, Zombie did well to stuff any takedown attempts from the American despite the obvious ring rust he'd be experiencing.
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If you were the subject of an unfair takedown or suspension, you can submit a report to the EFF here.
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Placing him on the fence removes that and forces him to fight off takedown attempts with his hands and hips.
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It's a brutal takedown by Meyers, and he backs it up with a whole bunch of video and factual evidence.
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Nas' "Ether," the track she's referencing, is the most famous takedown of one rapper by another that's ever been written.
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Suddenly St-Pierre ducked in for a takedown but thought better of it and came up with a left hook.
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President Donald Trump finally clapped back ... tearing Stephen Colbert a new one after the comedian's controversial takedown of the prez.
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The end came as Branch failed on another takedown, becoming increasingly frustrated, and threw a right hand on the break.
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The agent responded that Morris had "put his hands on me" and so he was permitted to do the takedown.
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It would have allowed them to go further than issuing a takedown, and dismantle a website's ability to generate revenue.
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Although the commentary from Black Mirror wasn't helpful, the most savage takedown of the pod came from frozen competitor DiGiorno.
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Plan your fall TV takedown with the complete list of everything coming to and going from Hulu this September below.
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But a full-fledged takedown at one of the biggest companies in the industry — and the world — could be explosive.
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Twenty-three years after Blur's Parklife, Britpop doesn't need another takedown, or commemoration, or really anything more said about it.
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The update comes at a time when public criticism of Twitter's takedown process is as high as it's ever been.
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Congress should update the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's "notice and takedown" provision for removing copyright-infringing content from Internet websites.
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She delivered a stinging takedown of Trump for his treatment of women during a speech this month in New Hampshire.
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The jiu jitsu specialist ignored Eduard Muravitsky's gesture to touch gloves to instead imanari roll into a single leg takedown.
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Gozali ignored his opponent's gesture to touch gloves so he could slide into a single leg takedown within three seconds.
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Duterte's supporters attack them outright or report their online accounts to social media platforms, demanding the takedown of 'inappropriate content.
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The letter's author specifically targets Wonder Woman as part of a larger takedown of Warner's DC Comics movies so far.
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Barb from Stranger Things!), and Betty takedown Riverdale's most slut-shaming member of the football team, Chuck Clayton (Jordan Calloway).
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And if anyone does shoot a takedown on you, you just roll with it and end up in top position.
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When Schilling started setting his weight to prevent the takedown, Kato hit a forty-yard dash into a superman punch.
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The idea of him doing the same in the kickboxing ring without the threat of the takedown was pretty laughable.
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It faithfully complies with DMCA takedown requests, but they have no hope of keeping up with the firehose of uploads.
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Diaz grinded against the fence for a takedown that never seemed to come...then he tripped McGregor with seconds left.
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Although the takedown didn't happen at the time, Jones did end up getting booted off of YouTube earlier this month.
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But, Woodley got the early takedown by catching Thompson's leg and I think that made Thompson hesitate from then on.
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While Whittaker has never fought a grappler of Jacare's caliber, his takedown defence against other middleweights has been very encouraging.
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Clinton's performance in the first debate, her surgical takedown of Mr. Trump did little to change voters' perceptions of her.
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The takedown was so real, in fact, that we imagine Olenna Tyrell rolled over in her grave just to clap.
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For example, Internet-related procedural functions like notice-and-takedown and circumvention exemptions could be placed in the Commerce Department.
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You can read McConnell's full takedown of the bill, which he calls the "Democrat politician act" in The Washington Post.
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Neither quite red nor quite blue, it may be receptive to a fiery takedown of Mr. Heller over Judge Kavanaugh.
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Or is it more than that — a furious, despairing takedown of America as the country battles its own worst instincts?
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In the second half of last year, according to the transparency report, it led the world in Twitter takedown requests.
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But the opinion nonetheless leaves the possibility of global takedown orders on the table in both this and other cases.
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My colleague Aja Romano has a lengthy and sweeping takedown of Dorsey's full logic; I encourage you to read it.
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Timing counter right uppercuts on strong takedown artists is dangerous, but with the underhook already there it's considerably less risky.
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In this latest takedown, the companies removed 49 Facebook accounts, 69 pages and 85 Instagram accounts, and 71 Twitter accounts.
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Exurbia also asked for a report of all takedown notices for infringing Chainsaw items Redbubble had received over the years.
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Often the criticisms take aim at Birx's domesticity, her multitasking, her wardrobe — a classic tangled takedown of a powerful woman.
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She also describes being devastated upon learning exactly how a patient was severely beaten during a "takedown" in the unit.
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How will Baron Cohen feel when a government orders the takedown of one of his satires across the entire internet?
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Complete with optimistic title — a sentiment steeped in irony, we soon learn — Wuertz's debut novel is a "Gatsby"-esque takedown.
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" Trump added, "This was an illegal takedown that failed and hopefully somebody's going to be looking at the other side.
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Not long after Praxis Political issued its DMCA takedown notices, its website—still accessible through a Google cache here—vanished.
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Impressive as Fury's performance was on Saturday, he said it did not compare to his 2015 takedown of Wladimir Klitschko.
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Sherman is a master of trash talking, notably a televised takedown of Michael Crabtree, then a 49ers receiver, in 2014.
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The Dutch police led the takedown of Hansa Market, but both efforts were coordinated under the code name Operation Bayonet.
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So even as I shed a tear of nostalgia, props to him for such a deliberate, focused, technically flawless takedown.
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The establishment has rallied around him, but some express doubts in his ability to be the designated Trump takedown candidate.
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BoJack asks his friend and writer Diane to write a takedown of him instead in hopes of assuaging his guilt.
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It did receive 133 content takedown requests for over 793,500 YouTube videos, almost all of which it declined to remove.
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Overwhelmed by Shaw's brutal, close-quarter punching power, Mullins attempted an early version of an MMA takedown to humorous effect.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez issued a blistering takedown of Green New Deal opponents at a Tuesday House Financial Services Committee hearing.
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As far as DMCA takedown requests go, Blippi's is about as open-and-shut of a case as you'll get.
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I wasn't really thinking, 'Go for the takedown, get him on the ground and then work him on the ground.
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Following the takedown of hundreds of pages and groups linked to Iran on Thursday, Facebook has continued its cull in Indonesia.
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But plenty of others took issues with the Francis piece, with Kent Wilson posting an in-depth takedown at The Athletic.
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As Anthony Smith began to gain confidence and put some strikes together in the second round, Oezdemir timed a nice takedown.
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X's relationship with Anonymous at that time led to other notable hacks, including what he describes as the takedown of Mastercard.
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The plot against the enemy at home The takedown of Littlefinger shows there's no one way to be a strong woman.
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The pair comparing the Mother of Dragons' speech to a terrible stand-up gig, or Jones' Jaime Lannister takedown is priceless.
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The bust was launched in coordination with the takedown of another site, Hansa, and likely ensnared thousands of buyers and sellers.
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A Russian Interior Ministry official told Russian news agency TASS that the takedown happened in July, when RAMP mysterious went offline.
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Late Thursday evening, Waldron said a spokesperson from Instagram contacted him and said the takedown of the video was an accident.
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Yiannopoulus was banned from Twitter in July 2016 after an incident stemming from his takedown of the Ghostbusters reboot on Breitbart.
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This rang true as Cruickshank took Souwer down with a single leg takedown, catching the leg kick of his Dutch opponent.
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Right-wing online personalities such as Mike Cernovich and Baked Alaska generally complied with the takedown notices, but Logsdon fought back.
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When Holm wasn't cautiously putting in long, flicking strikes from outside, she opened herself up to the possibility of the takedown.
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The majority of takedown requests belonged to Singapore, which asked the streaming service to cut five titles from its local roster.
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When Jones mistimed an oblique in the first round, Gustafsson parried it and stepped in to complete a takedown against Jones.
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As a self-professed Khaleesi of Hell and Mother of Pitbulls myself, Drogon's takedown felt personally tailored to ruin me emotionally.
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Ultimately it's hard to pick a winner, but Johansson definitely deserves points for her cutting takedown of Hemsworth's dressing room routine.
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While many applauded Wolf's critiques, the takedown elicited boos from the crowds and others have taken to Twitter to defend Sanders.
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To appeal a content takedown, you'll be able to click "Request Review" and Facebook will make a decision within 24 hours.
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Independent artists say they spend hours filing takedown requests each month and lose thousands of dollars in the process each year.
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"This is not a takedown of corner dealers... and addicts," Stuart told reporters ahead of a scheduled press conference on Tuesday.
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For example, news outlets and research firms have discovered takedown requests by entities that have no connection to the infringing content.
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For the first six months of 2015, more than 70 percent of government takedown requests issued to Twitter came from Turkey.
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Former WWE superstar Shad Gaspard nailed a real-life takedown of an armed robber Saturday night at a Florida convenience store.
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One Dutch company, Guard From Above, has taken the innovative approach of training birds of prey to physically takedown the UAVs.
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Once a target is identified, a large six rotor drone is deployed that can be equipped with several different takedown devices.
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The entire fight was Villante fighting off the wheezing Latifi's takedown attempts and failing to do anything once he broke free.
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That includes the timing of the takedown and whether Cyber Command was disrupting a specific plan the IRA had in place.
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Web Sheriff has already issued takedown notices for over 1,000 files on file-sharing websites in the week since his death.
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Taser told Reuters its tests showed there were "no discernible differences" in the takedown abilities of the X226 and the X20153.
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But since then, the Internet has expanded, and large companies have turned to automated systems to issue millions of takedown notices.
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Sesame Street was none too happy with this, and quickly issued a copyright takedown of the unlicensed use of its characters.
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The takedown was enforced under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), a law businesses often use to protect their intellectual property.
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Cain Velasquez, Luke Rockhold, Daniel Cormier, and Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira all used this position well and flowed it into takedown attempts.
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But its takedown power came at a price, a Reuters examination of scientific literature and corporate, court and patent documents found.
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When hit with a takedown, the video can no longer be monetized and can put a channel in jeopardy for deletion.
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At the time, Dueling Network was careful to inform its users that Konami itself wasn't the third-party requesting the takedown.
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Instead, the magazine published a takedown of feminism, which included rants about women more generally, by a male writer, Morton Hunt.
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The Russian soon scored a nice double leg takedown and Bajor appeared happy to hold Moldavsky down to catch his breath.
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That proved to be the correct sentiment as Miyata quickly scored a takedown within 30 seconds of the fight's opening bell.
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While others were just as golden as the awards themselves, like Eva Longoria and America Ferrera's subtle takedown of racial stereotypes.
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Mr. Kyncl said the steps in the takedown process were meant to ensure the accuracy of requests and deter false claims.
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The DMCA's notice and takedown process was intended to result in prompt removal of content from the internet that infringes copyrights.
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The arrests came in dozens of unrelated prosecutions the Justice Department announced together as part of an annual healthcare fraud takedown.
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In the third round, Burkman probably thought he had won the fight with a well-timed takedown in the dying embers.
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You Need To Read This Young GOP Leader's Takedown Of TrumpWhat These Female Guerrilla Fighters Carry Into The Jungle — In Photos
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After the first, Case jumped in for a takedown and after stuffing it, the 21-year-old locked up a triangle.
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Walking Henderson to the fence, swarming on him with hard knees and kicks, and sprawling on any attempt at a takedown.
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More important is that he has a good understanding of distance and his work rate serves to punish wasted takedown attempts.
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The takedown of the drug ring gave way to a peaceful spell, but last year the tide started to turn again.
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"What really gets me is that whenever this happens, there's always an immediate takedown of the dead man's character," Wilmore said.
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If the court rules the Austrian court can issue global takedown orders to Facebook, courts in other union countries might follow.
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Mr. Trump derided the inquiry as an "illegal takedown that failed," and demanded that those responsible for it face additional scrutiny.
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Some Frenchmen lost their jobs, but there was nothing like America's mass takedown of prominent men — often without any due process.
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For Twitch streamers, a copyright claim means a stream takedown, which in turn means a suspension and then a channel strike.
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For many in Mexico, the arrest of García Luna last December was even more significant than the takedown of El Chapo.
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It was a takedown -- aided by Bloomberg's inability to mitigate the damage -- that you rarely see at this level of politics.
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That day, he was checking to see whether some porn links that had received takedown orders from Goldberg were still active.
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Officials seized 8 terabytes of child porn videos during the investigation and site takedown, which included more than 250,000 unique videos.
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Tammy Duckworth, a military veteran, had her own takedown for Trump's widely criticized invitation to Russia to hack Hillary Clinton's emails.
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Even before the Soleimani takedown, citizens in Lebanon and Iraq had begun angry protests against that Iranian intrusion into their countries.
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A video shot on the Senate floor in November 2018 captures for posterity her lightning takedown of an older, male colleague.
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Josh Brolin channels President George W. Bush in this biopic, hovering between a sendup and a takedown, directed by Oliver Stone.
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"You think this is a grand rebellion against progressives and social justice warriors; it's not," Diane says in her chilly takedown.
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Wuertz has written a rich and descriptive case study — or a "Gatsby"-esque takedown, if you will — of 1970s South Korea.
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In the accompanying image, Calloway turns away from a computer screen where she has presumably been reading her own takedown piece.
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As a front-runner, Biden will command attention that he can use to offer a running takedown of the Trump presidency.
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Rarely a day goes by without a harassment claim or a takedown of yet another male mogul filling up my newsfeed.
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Back when I was boxing and only just becoming interested in grappling, I used to watch her takedown game with awe.
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EmuParadise and other sites have been the constant target of legal actions, from simple takedown requests to more serious allegations and lawsuits.
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This announcement came a little more than a week after US congresswoman Grace Meng posted a takedown of the game on Twitter.
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After Christie's endorsement, Trump would praise Christie for his takedown of Rubio during the Republican debate right before the New Hampshire primary.
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So, I think he&aposs trying to muddy the waters a little bit and keep promoting this takedown of the Mueller team.
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Grassley's spokesman, Taylor Foy, accused Senate Democrats of withholding information on the latest allegation and of seeking a "political takedown" of Kavanaugh.
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The uploader can either accept the takedown or challenge the copyright owner's claim and request reinstatement of the file on the site.
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In refusing to cooperate in a coordinated Trump takedown strategy, Kasich may be inadvertently helping the frontrunner by continuing to split votes.
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Us Weekly reports that Demi Lovato began following the Scottish DJ on Twitter Thursday, the day after he unleashed his Taylor takedown.
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It went years without licensing the lyrics it hosted, capitulating only after receiving a takedown notice from the National Music Publishers Association.
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But Clinton's most effective takedown of Sanders soon followed: Sanders' now infamous sit-down with the New York Daily News editorial board.
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MacDonald surprised Thompson with an attempted kani-basami or crab pincers takedown on one of Thompson's legs in hopes of entangling it.
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After putting the fear of the takedown into Cote, Cerrone got to work on the feet and looked as sharp as ever.
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Atlanta rapper T.I. echoed Mac Miller's seething takedown of Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump on Sunday night in a pointed Instagram video.
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Hansa Market remained online in the aftermath of the takedown, in what now appears to be a coordinated strategy by law enforcement.
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As she was filming the takedown, the woman who was shooting the video laughs aloud before saying, "Welcome to the f—— Bronx."
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In remarks made on the House floor Tuesday, Jeffries called the DMCA takedown system "inefficient, cumbersome," and even "pointless" for content creators.
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Jim Killock, executive director of the Open Rights Group, says the Internet Archive's experience demonstrated the problems of demanding swift takedown notices.
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They claim Amazon is slow to heed takedown notices and sometimes rejects them, even when listings clearly feature stolen photographs and artwork.
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If it responds to our request for comment on this takedown or has anything else to say, we'll definitely let you know.
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It can read like a takedown of the superficial way we fantasize ideas of superheroes courtesy of Marvel's billion dollar moviemaking machine.
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He then attempted a Twitter takedown of former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, a Clinton supporter who he had once criticized as overweight.
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In addition to the takedown notice, Apple itself confirmed that the leak contained legitimate code, however the company dismissed potential security implications.
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Sarah Cooper has just written the ultimate takedown of meeting culture in her new book 100 Tricks To Appear Smart In Meetings.
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Pokémon Essentials, the go-to creation tool for pocket monster fan games, is no longer available following a takedown notice from Nintendo.
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The network recently went to war with Game of Thrones prediction YouTuber Frikidoctor by issuing takedown requests for his spoiler-filled vlogs.
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This week, police announced the takedown of two of the dark web's largest marketplaces for illegal goods: AlphaBay and its substitute, Hansa.
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Regardless of the intentions or motivations at the company, however, its takedown notices were read as affirmations by opponents of sexual content.
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Of course, getting pushed to the fence so easily against one of the bigger lightweight takedown artists like Nurmagamedov would be disastrous.
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The spokesperson said that if YouTube receives a DMCA takedown notice, they must legally comply with that request and remove the content.
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As funny as the Trump Bros are, don't overlook the real fire in this sketch: Michael Che's searing takedown of President Trump.
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Fedor Emelianenko used to weave off of his right hand lead straight into a takedown attempt which worked at a great percentage.
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Neither department has offered an explanation for the timing of the takedown, or why it is expected to take months to restore.
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In the midst of a takedown of his general appearance was an argument about exactly which minorities he isn't a fan of.
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Franca threw Gillespie off with strict straight hitting, Gonzalez with powerful high kicks and uppercuts as Gillespie ducked for the takedown attempt.
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Ms. Jacobs writes that she would work on her dissertation during the day and frantically send takedown requests to websites at night.
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Trump falsely claimed in a tweet early Saturday that the network hadn't covered his exchange, which he called a "takedown," with Acosta.
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I asked Ackman if he'd come on my show the following day at noon to personally respond to Icahn's so personal takedown.
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But Twitter, Facebook and Google-owned YouTube have not applied the same aggressive takedown strategy to white supremacist or neo-Nazi content.
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And as soon as the action was called, he took a sidestep then lunged at Askren, who instinctively went for a takedown.
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"This was an illegal takedown that failed and hopefully somebody's going is to be looking at the other side," the president added.
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"He totally destroyed Marco Rubio the other day," Trump said, referring to Christie's takedown of Rubio during a debate in New Hampshire.
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The arrests came in dozens of unrelated prosecutions the Justice Department announced together as part of an annual health-care fraud takedown.
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Each time Johnson hit the mat, by knockdown or by failed takedown, the exhausted Gaethje beckoned him back up to the feet.
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And while that's already a very large number, all those instances involve Google responding to a takedown notice from a rights holder.
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For thirty minutes the two swatted at each other like kittens and when Severn finally shot and completed a takedown, time expired.
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Ortega's takedown attempts were decent, given that he had completed just one in his UFC career, but Holloway was sharp on defense.
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One blow at a time, straight into the clinch, then into the takedown and from there Nelson uses his excellent grappling skills.
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The difficulty Saiga faced was in keeping the attack on Yamamoto's body up without getting overaggressive and allowing Yamamoto an easy takedown.
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The creators can file an appeal, but Posters said that the group is still deciding whether it's even worth appealing the takedown.
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Lose the Jab-and-Shoot The first part of Lesnar's game that could use some work is his boxing into takedown attempts.
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At one point in the final minute a takedown attempt saw them run through the ropes and tumble to the floor outside.
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When another chef described molecular or modernist cuisine as a type of "lifestyle," Vissani turned the discussion into a takedown of veganism.
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The media website Dazed, which received a Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown notice over the video, confirmed the claim's origin to Vox.
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The former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine delivered a scathing takedown of the Trump administration's conduct of foreign policy to House impeachment investigators.
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One time was in reference to a DMCA takedown request; in the other, she reveals the identity of a suspected pirate patron.
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So you can enjoy a little bit of everything or identify your most satisfying takedown tool, search for it, and binge away.
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TikTok issued a public apology for suspending the account of the teen behind the viral Chinese takedown video disguised as makeup tutorial.
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Just look at CEO Jack Dorsey's rather epic multi-tweet Facebook takedown when he announced the platform's political ad ban last week.
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Not only is it difficult to sort through legitimate claims, but the system has also suffered from abuse through fake takedown claims.
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The disc starts with "Soup," a blasé takedown of celebrity sung by Dawn Thomson as the band stomps out a caustic blues.
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Shaheen's takedown was vitriolic: he accused Nasr of an "atrophy of religious conscience," passing judgment over his faith rather than his work.
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In December, Twitter announced the takedown of an 88,000-account network run by a Saudi marketing firm with ties to the regime.
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The company found a simple solution: to plant trees to offset the carbon emissions from the bot's activity but also their takedown.
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In doing so, he will prove that this latest farce is even more baseless and malicious than the first attempted coup takedown.
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In doing so he will prove that this latest farce is even more baseless and malicious than the first attempted coup takedown.
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Compared to the other major tech companies included in this report, it's true that Wikimedia, by far, receives the least takedown requests.
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The former Titan FC champion took an easy takedown in the third and rained down shots until Herb Dean stopped the contest.
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Edgar normally rushes with punches which go head, body, head and the body shots either set up work upstairs or takedown attempts.
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The final bell came as Diaz finally achieved his first takedown of the fight after long periods of battling along the fence.
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"The copywritten work of 'Harlem Shake Poop' is of a NSFW video of one man defecating on another," the takedown request reads.
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Harvard's Berkman-Klein Center created the Lumen Database to catalog millions of DMCA takedown requests and notices, and makes them publicly available.
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One of these publicly available DMCA takedown requests is the one I quoted above, filed to Google by the owner of harlemshakepoop.
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On Friday, Keith Law, a senior writer for ESPN and former Blue Jays front office staffer, wrote a scathing takedown of Tebow.
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Evidently sensing she was down on the cards, Tate made a desperate dive for a takedown, and after a short struggle, found success.
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The BBC reports the account also shared an image of a copyright claim from Perry's Universal Music, attached to takedown notice from SoundCloud.
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Pressuring Mir to the fence and forcing a circle out or takedown into hook or uppercut could be a money strategy as well.
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It warned social giants that it might seek to draft a legislative proposal if they do not improve takedown performance within six months.
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According to the publication, it was the House Freedom Caucus — a group of conservative lawmakers founded by Mulvaney — that led to Boehner's takedown.
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Furthermore, squaring up to throw two handed combinations also exposes the fighter to takedown attempts far more than pot-shotting at range might.
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For the Internet Archive, like with quickly complying with takedown notices challenging their seemingly fair use archive copies of old websites, the robots.
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Gizmodo reached out to Nutman for comment—and he made it clear that he's unimpressed with the attempted takedown of his team's research.
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Twitter user x0rz, a security researcher, tweeted about the removed source code and linked to the takedown request made by a Snap employee.
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If the owner of copyrighted content issues a takedown notice or claims a video was infringing on their copyright, YouTube has to act.
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The visceral takedown was issued on Twitter using none other than Apple's Notes app — like so many pop culture luminaries of our era.
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His attorneys have sent Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown notices to Reddit's r/the_donald forum, the Google Play store, Square, and Amazon.
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"Marriage still ain't equal, y'all," Obama stated, at the start of a withering and unguarded takedown that reportedly left the crowd highly animated.
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So did Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who called the attempted takedown of the OCE "the dumbest frickin thing I've ever heard".
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Media companies, for one, are going to complain that the takedown process is onerous and that it doesn't actually keep their works offline.
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"Get your s–t together," Smalls called out in the video, according to Page Six, the outlet which first reported Smalls' Snapchat takedown.
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DMCA takedown requests offer legitimate copyright holders an avenue to have webpages that infringe on its copyright removed from a particular web host.
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Just some of companies that these impostors are claiming to represent when filing these false takedown requests include Disney, Fox, Netflix, and Paramount.
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As a sizeable hoster of things and collector of links, Google receives its fair share of Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown notices.
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Tracking down the users who post stolen designs might help, he said—a service Redbubble does offer when copyright holders send takedown notices.
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Right hand lead, straight into the clinch before a return, into a takedown attempt and a punt to the head for good measure.
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There's also no checks or penalties for repeated false takedown requests, a problem that has soared to almost comedic heights around the globe.
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He's performed shows on a hoverboard, and, heroically, was subject to a police takedown at Los Angeles International Airport for refusing to dismount.
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In some cases, we've also been forced to remove specific titles or episodes of titles in specific countries due to government takedown demands.
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In the second half of 2016, by contrast, the company only restricted content about 7,000 times — meaning takedown requests quadrupled in the category.
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In the face of mounting copyright claims from record labels, the company implemented a series content takedown tools that were unpopular with users.
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We're all so addicted to the social media takedown that an imperfect Tom Brady motivates people to joyfully make cutting comments about him.
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We've become used to systems like YouTube's that comply with takedown notices after a user has submitted content that doesn't belong to them.
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A day after John Oliver lit up the Internet with his glorious takedown of Donald Drumpf, other late night hosts are following suit.
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But one star who has been at the forefront of the harassment conversation and the Harvey Weinstein takedown is not supporting the initiative.
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" Trump, speaking to reporters Wednesday morning before Barr's testimony began, blasted Mueller's probe, referring to it as an "attempted takedown of a president.
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Human agents at Leakserv do manually check its search results before any takedown requests are issued so it's not a fully automated service.
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But mostly, Batman doesn't cut the battle short because the filmmakers know a brief, decisive takedown wouldn't be satisfying, or even story-worthy.
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It's your decision as to whether you want to take our deal, or whether you just want to keep sending us takedown notices.
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It also suggests the law shouldn't place any unnecessary legal weight on the takedown notices, as some cases are currently threatening to do.
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Samsung has issued a DMCA takedown targeting a YouTube video that showcased the mod, which gives the Note 7 explosive, grenade-like capabilities.
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HBO has also assertively attacked big-name torrent sites like KickassTorrents and Torrentz with takedown requests, and episodes have been removed en masse.
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Alternatively, if you want to take your opponent down, make sure you time the takedown properly and that you're wisely picking your opportunities.
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What Kardashian revealed was more telling — the people were salivating for a Taylor Swift takedown and this is certainly what they came for.
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Despite being active on the ground, the referee stood the pair up, but Baruto landed a nice bodylock takedown to land in sidecontrol.
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Typically against a strong takedown artist a fighter wants to stay away from the fence to avoid being forced into a grappling engagement.
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And Twitter announced a takedown of 28503,22019 accounts it believed to have originated in Iran, along with thousands more from Russia and Venezuela.
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And the G23 nations apparently did not ink any specific policy proposals — such as on co-ordinated fines for social media takedown failures.
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Thus far, Trump ordered — and then aborted — a missile strike following Tehran's takedown of a $100 million U.S. Navy drone, without Congress's blessing.
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The company told Business Insider the game wasn't pulled because of a takedown request from the Chinese government or the Hong Kong police.
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The spokesperson said the Democrats appear to be "more interested in a political takedown" than "pursuing allegations through a bipartisan and professional" investigation.
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And Twitter announced a takedown of 2,617 accounts it believed to have originated in Iran, along with thousands more from Russia and Venezuela.
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Today's takedown is the result of an internal investigation linking the newly discovered activity to other content out of Iran late last year.
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Under the DCMA, copyright holders can send takedown notices to online service providers whose users post music or other media content without permission.
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Admit that The Boss is really just a thinly veiled takedown of the antiquated Girl Scouts and a feminist manifesto about leaning in.
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My column (lmao, thankfully it is not archived) that week was, essentially, a very, very, very earnest takedown of Facebook's Live Poke feature.
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Case's most dominant spell in the first round came when he landed consecutive short elbows after stuffed a takedown from the young Aussie.
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After scoring well early, Eddiva latched onto a single-leg takedown, from which the Kiwi managed to get a hold of his neck.
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Dive through the openings, stick to Johnson and make him work consistently rather than straining for one big takedown attempt and feeling disheartened.
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"The takedown of Travis Kalanick: The untold story of Uber's infighting, backstabbing, and multi-million-dollar exit packages," by Business Insider's Julie Bort.
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To make matters worse, Oprah brought him and book publisher Nan Talese on her show for a televised takedown of the memoir's inconsistencies.
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When, barring a miracle, he eventually withdraws, his failed takedown of Biden will probably be in the opening paragraphs of his political obituaries.
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Since getting hit with the takedown notice, however, Senaris has insisted that from here on out, he is only using publicly available information.
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Hilariously enough, the moment that the MMA round came, Aoki dove in for a takedown and was knocked out by a flying knee.
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As for the video, Officer Pantaleo's defenders said it showed a legal, if unpleasant, takedown of a large man who was not cooperative.
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Ingraham revisited Warren's viral takedown of Mike Bloomberg with some "live footage" of her dog, Bailey, with a death grip on a burrito.
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Now, YouTube is suing Brady, using the DMCA's provisions against fraudulent takedown claims, seeking compensatory damages and an injunction against future fraudulent claims.
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He allegedly sent four copyright takedown notices to YouTube between June 29th and July 3rd, stating that YouTuber "Cxlvxn" infringed on his content.
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Update (February 7th, 2:45pm ET): The story has been updated to include additional information from Netflix about how the takedown demands work.
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But nothing like this explosion could have been foreseen when he sat down to research his famous political takedown video in early May.
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Posted by Mark Zuckerberg on Thursday, October 3, 2019 Zuckerberg explained that Facebook had "successfully fought" overly broad takedown requests in the past.
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According to Twitter's takedown notice, another firm based in Abu Dhabi with an office in Egypt, DotDev, was managing the profiles it removed.
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On YouTube, a step-by-step takedown of the Times article was viewed nearly 250,000 times and passed around on Twitter and Facebook.
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My own high point -- though it's rarely remembered -- was his takedown of the Jack Abramoff crew when he was chair of Indian Affairs.
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The company complied with 86 percent of the user data requests, and restricted or blocked seven accounts related to the content takedown requests.
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In 2004, in the Times , my colleague Kelefa Sanneh wrote a tart takedown of "rockism," the fetishization of realness that haunts music criticism.
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Asked by Berman if she agrees with Trump's characterization of the investigation as an "illegal takedown that failed," Sanders sided with her boss.
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" Among the many who expressed dismay over at Hallmark's takedown of the Zola ads was Ellen DeGeneres, who tweeted: "Isn't it almost 2020?
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But as the takedown industry becomes automated, do these new robot lawyers actually account for things like fair use, as the law requires?
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This bit serves as the crescendo of her wider takedown of the masochism and misogyny she sees embodied in many revered Modern artists.
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It's also a sharp-witted takedown of a society that — to its own peril and that of its daughters — narrowly defines such resplendence.
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On Tuesday, the company announced another takedown involving nearly 2,000 Russia-linked pages, groups and accounts, some involved in posting disinformation about Ukraine.
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Though Poirier was able to secure a takedown to protect his injured leg, the fight was suddenly looking much more winnable for Miller.
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Ferguson's takedown defence has proven very solid, having stuffed deep, well-timed shots from Rafael dos Anjos with little difficulty in that bout.
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"Takedown is very unlikely to persuade someone not to post the same content again, or persuade other people not to post the same content again," Benesch said And while the 24-hour deadline may sound strict, Benesch says, "Takedown doesn't happen fast enough to prevent" the damage, since social media posts usually reach their widest audience within a few hours.
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Mark Penn, who is a bad writer and a sloppy thinker (see Ezra Klein's 2007 takedown) last week published a bad op-ed in the New York Times (see Alex Pareene's takedown), which mostly seemed to serve to demonstrate that the great wheel of history has turned to a point at which nobody in Democratic Party politics takes him seriously anymore.
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YouTube has literally billions of videos, and many of them use copyrighted material in some way (a copyrighted song in the background, a cell phone video of a copyrighted work, etc.) This means that Google and YouTube receive millions of DMCA takedown requests per year, and that manually handling these takedown requests is both expensive, time consuming, and highly inefficient.
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The most significant morale boost came in the form of Clinton's rollicking takedown earlier this month of Trump as a potential commander-in-chief.
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But this time, indie studio Campo Santo took the unusual step of filing a copyright takedown against PewDiePie's playthrough of its 2016 game Firewatch.
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This marks the release of Facebook's second "community standards" transparency report, alongside the more traditional reports about copyright takedown notices and government data requests.
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Anders did a great job against Perez of working up and down, coming up with strikes off of takedown attempts when he met resistance.
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In support of Admiral's takedown notice, Rua pointed to section 12 of the DMCA, which is mostly about digital rights management (DRM) and encryption.
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The usage bar for complying with the takedown timeframes is being set at a service having more than two million registered users in Germany.
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Kjellberg has dealt with legal issues with videos in the past, including people sending copyright strikes or takedown requests for videos they didn't like.
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Facebook announced this week it removed 2.19 billion fake accounts between January and March, its biggest-ever takedown of fakes in a single quarter.
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The takedown was first reported by Vice, which said the pages were removed after the outlet contacted Facebook about hate groups using the platform.
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The fight came to an end as Tonon hit a third takedown, began passing, and then caught a guillotine as his opponent came up.
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When she went for a headlock throw, obviously, there's no way I could have planned or prepared to get a takedown off of that.
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While today marks the first official Department of Justice statement on the matter, the AlphaBay takedown has been the subject of rumors for weeks.
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The company submits takedown requests to YouTube when videos like this are posted, but YouTube only takes action on a fraction of the requests.
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Now, Facebook says it can use this policy to pull down an affiliated page or group even if it was made before the takedown.
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The New York City Police Department brought charges against 120 people, in what was described as the biggest gang takedown ever in the city.
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It's no secret the fashion world has suffered from a "mean girl" mentality for some time now; just look at Vogue's recent blogger takedown.
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Last year, the US government celebrated the takedown of darknet (the underground and far less traceable version of the web) drug sales site AlphaBay.
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But two weeks to notice and takedown a child bride auction is not the kind of metric any business wants to be measured by.
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When you have a copyright takedown you get automatic emails, but never an actual serious warning of 'your page is going to get deleted.
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Because the fighter's body crashes in after his punch, it can be easily turned into a takedown attempt or even a simple shove backwards.
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According to Netflix's 2019 Environmental Social Governance report, the company has removed nine titles in its streaming history in compliance with government takedown demands.
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In their letters, they called for "sensible reform" of the notice-and-takedown provision, which was signed into law in the dial-up era.
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Republicans point out that Trump performed strongly in the first half-hour of the debate, punctuated by his fierce takedown of Clinton on trade.
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He poured on the combinations and even Magomedov's late takedown at the end of the first wasn't enough to steal him in the round.
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Tina Fey returned to SNL's Weekend Update: Summer Edition Thursday night with a blistering takedown of white supremacists and "jackass" President Donald Trump's response.
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Trump's takedown comes after Clinton ripped into the presumed GOP nominee's business failures and economic plans in a speech in Columbus, Ohio, on Tuesday.
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We all love Honest Trailers for their hilariously brutal takedown of popular movies, but this time we believe they really went that extra mile.
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The fifth round, finally, was fairly hard to score, as Henderson secured a takedown, but Bisping was the far sharper man on the feet.
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As Diakiese became less comfortable waiting to go on the counter, he began diving at Hooker with wild takedown attempts each time Hooker engaged.
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He approved the disastrous takedown of Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi, and reportedly ordered aid to the wrong side in Syria, instead helping jihadist groups.
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The best bet might be for Facebook to add "Graphic but newsworthy" as a reporting option, and add the disclaimer without any temporary takedown.
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Mocking Melania Trump's immigration history is a lot like calling her husband "Donald Drumpf" — it seems like a devastating takedown, but it's really not.
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ESET, Lookout, and Zimperium have all contributed to the discovery — and eventual takedown — of hundreds of malicious apps on Google Play in recent years.
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Threats of a trade war and a takedown in tech stocks have made for a particularly rocky run over the previous 252 trading sessions.
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As Blaydes followed in off the jab, Ngannou looked to check hook and when Blaydes attempted his first takedown, Ngannou's underhook was already there.
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The takedown of such accounts comes on the back of concerns that such operations were used to promote disinformation and sway voters during elections.
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As far as words go, Conscience of a Conservative is as good a takedown of Donald Trump as has been written by a conservative.
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Trump and Tester sparred earlier this week when the president said the senator would pay a steep political price for his takedown of Jackson.
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The DMCA's "notice and takedown" process for removing infringing music and other media content from the internet has become unduly burdensome and frustratingly slow.
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In this respect, Conscience of a Conservative may be the most clear-eyed and righteous takedown of Donald Trump from a Republican in office.
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The American was quick to secure a takedown, after which he took his foe's back and began to pour on the ground-and-pound.
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Saffiedine picked his shots nicely at the beginning of the round, but gave Kim an opportunity to take control after a failed takedown attempt.
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So far, no op-ed or anti-Trump cri de coeur has made a difference, not even John Oliver's heavily googled "Donald Drumpf" takedown.
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Many fans of hers, and opponents of the law, have been applauding DeGeneres for her tactful takedown of the new law during her monologue.
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If his opponent isn't opening up and swinging at him, his takedown attempts can be stuffed fairly often and even countered with knee strikes.
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In boxing or UFC, it's one lucky punch, or one lucky takedown, or if you don't pass guard right, then you get arm barred.
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Agnaev swung clumsily after he was stung, and Yagshimuradov got the takedown, advancing to back position and finishing the ACB champ with a choke.
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By Sunday morning, he had severe pain beneath the callus on the joint of the thumb, aggravated during Saturday's semifinal takedown of Vitas Gerulaitis.
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He towers over most of the division, a gangly boxer with beautiful takedown defence, but scarcely uses that length as well as he might.
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He may have been trying to defend his friend, but Hall's takedown went far beyond loyalty, veering dangerously close to misogyny and body shaming.
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For Jefferson, who I got in touch with during his suspension, the copyright notice and takedown got him a permanent strike on his channel.
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It is frequently cited in hip-hop and even made an appearance in Eminem's epic freestyle takedown of President Trump at the BET Awards.
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Facebook's October takedown initiative indicates that even as the IRA evolves its tactics, the platform can still eventually spot many of its nefarious campaigns.
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When Meredith's accidental takedown of Grey Sloan Memorial Hospital went live online, DeLuca worried about how it would affect his own career and Meredith's.
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This shield, however, is not absolute and technology companies are, for example, required to comply with notice-and-takedown requests to remove copyright material.
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Steyer, until this week, was even polling ahead of Warren until her spectacular takedown of newcomer (and other billionaire) Mike Bloomberg on Wednesday night.
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Promoters say that if McGregor tries mixed martial arts moves like kicking or a takedown during the fight, he will face significant financial penalties.
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Takedown notices can be deployed through the INHOPE network — a collaboration of nonprofits and law enforcement agencies in 41 countries, including the United States.
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"This network was linked to the takedown of an Emirati and Egyptian PR firm that we announced in August earlier this year," Agranovich said.
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"Warning to any devs using the phrase 'choose your own adventure' to describe their games, Chooseco is issuing takedown notices," he wrote on Twitter.
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But last week, the EU's Internet Referral Unit announced a thorough takedown of almost all of the main ISIS channels and accounts on Telegram.
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He called it an "illegal takedown that failed" -- and seemed to indicate that there may be pardons coming for some of his convicted aides.
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"I saw your speech in Philadelphia," Trump told Bloomberg, a seeming reference to Bloomberg's takedown of Trump at the Democratic National Convention that summer.
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Shortly after MuckRock published a number of responsive documents, the site received a takedown request from attorneys representing Landis+Gyr for two of them.
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Shooting for "Ray Donovan" was interrupted after cops say a homeless man refused to leave the set ... which resulted in a 5 officer takedown.
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According to the study, since it began releasing its transparency report in 2013, Facebook has received more than 70,000 takedown requests from India alone.
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But, but, but: This is an art project, not an academic takedown of ImageNet, which is mostly intended to detect objects rather than people.
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The first time this sharp, reliably unconventional takedown of upper-crust America wrapped up was in 2006, when Fox canceled it after three seasons.
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Facebook claims that it is getting better at removing bad content, and Tuesday's account takedown is evidence that the company is making some progress.
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Sicilia ate a series of big leg kicks in round one prompting him to dive on a takedown at the opening of round two.
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One of last year's top-selling books was a takedown of Elizabeth Holmes, the now-disgraced founder of the fraudulent Silicon Valley startup Theranos.
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Anglin reversed course and described his detail-free takedown request as "brilliant," since the resulting controversy proved that free speech is Gab's vital selling point.
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Web companies should issue public guidelines, the Commission says, so that users know how takedown requests are treated and what kind of content gets removed.
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In 2014, the foundation released a blistering "What if you're wrong?" takedown of the CDC's decision to back PrEP as an additional HIV prevention tactic.
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In addition to the new system, the platform also recently pledged financial and legal resources to help creators combat unwarranted copyright claims and takedown notices.
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Round two, meanwhile, resided lopsidedly in the corner of Tate, who scored an early takedown and very nearly ended things with a rear-naked choke.
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Bregman is the author of the lovely book Utopia for Realists (as well as the star of the viral Davos speech and Tucker Carlson takedown).
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With that being said, Mir did manage to get Andrei Arlovski down and Arlovski has some of the best takedown defence statistics in the game.
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The annual takedown, which would go on to call Julia Roberts "Godfather III in drag," was the scourge of Hollywood starlets up through the 1990s.
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Interestingly, she remembers Audrey being absolutely in love with Noah, despite his public takedown of her in class and her never-ending assertions about consent.
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Square hosts Logsdon's website and WilmerHale sent a takedown notice to the provider to get the artist to remove the offending Pepe's from her site.
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Miesha Tate was the most legitimate threat of a traditional takedown that Holm had met, and that proved to be the gamechanger in that bout.
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By following the DCMA takedown flow outlined above, the sites can continue to function while still demonstrating at least a semblance of respect for copyrights.
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The designer could gain a following that could lead to sales of the designer's other product designs, including those less prone to DMCA takedown requests.
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But ultimately, if we are to take Election Year at face value, it's way too much fun to be a successful takedown of contemporary politics.
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In Memphis, for example, activists gathered to watch the takedown and to applaud taking another step, they said, toward ending centuries of celebrating slave owners.
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When someone receives a DMCA takedown, oftentimes they'll take down perfectly legal content protected under "fair use" entirely out of caution to avoid legal action.
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Why a company that's already straining to quell the bad press around this device would invite more of it by requesting a takedown is baffling.
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I talked with some hairstylists to get the lowdown on everything you need to know — from choosing your ideal braid size to the takedown process.
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Meeting expectations Given the anticipation building around an Obama takedown of Trump, the President was facing a familiar assignment -- meeting expectations he himself has raised.
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A tweet promoting the article was later the subject of a Twitter takedown request even though the article was a clear example of fair use.
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As part of the takedown, the FBI seized control of 33 internet domains, as well as information from 89 computer servers, according to the DOJ.
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"We have been receiving an ever increasing number of takedown notices," MasJ, the 30-year-old software consultant in India who started EmuParadise, told me.
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The Digital Millennium Copyright Act, among other things, provides "safe harbor" to third-party intermediaries so long as they comply with notice-and-takedown procedures.
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The warrant application naming Kadar was filed on April 6th, two weeks after Israeli police raided Kadar's home, but three months before the AlphaBay takedown.
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But the jazz-pop duo's takedown of two straight-up classics—Radiohead's Kid A and Eminem's The Marshall Mathers LP—truly went against nature. 4.
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The takedown The sergeant was forced to use his lights and siren to ward off oncoming traffic as he tried to get behind the SUV.
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Bader's decision was to come out, attempt no set up, and duck in slowly for a single leg takedown within seconds of the opening bell.
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But union officials and lawyers for Daniel Pantaleo call it a "seatbelt hold," a takedown maneuver that is taught to rookies while at the academy.
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The FBI has been trying to remove the most recent batch of hacked data from websites hosting it, by sending at least one takedown request.
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And since Pornhub doesn't have a simple takedown tool like YouTube's Content ID, there's no speedy recourse for Kanye's label UMG to pull the stream.
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Tim Pawlenty told "Squawk Box " he has "high regard for Romney, " but the former governor of Minnesota challenged the premise of Romney's Trump takedown speech.
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Trend Micro identified Russian-speaking cyber militias as the group behind the Christmas takedown of the Kiev power grid and, more recently, the Kiev airport.
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Eventually, Steele regained his composure but spent the majority of the contest defending the takedown attempts of McGee as he was pinned against the fence.
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For all the things President Trump has said that have dragged down the level of our American political discourse, this sustained takedown effort is worse.
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In an entertaining second round, Kara-France scored a takedown off a single-leg trip before landing a vicious soccer kick to the floored Wada.
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Judge Brett Kavanaugh saved his nomination with a spellbinding indictment of the Senate, the Democratic Party, irresponsible press coverage, and a moral takedown of Sen.
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" I opened that appraisal with a fast takedown and a sincerely posed question: "Of course, it's terrible — but did it have to be this bad?
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After Harris' takedown of Biden Thursday, some Democrats must think that she's the nominee to can knock Trump down a peg or two next fall.
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He went to every wrestling match my brothers competed in, shouting advice and living every takedown and pin, as if it were happening to him.
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He's not sweating Mo'Nique's savage takedown -- though Daniels might feel differently -- and it sounds like he's not down with any alleged blackballing of her either.
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Takedown services, which track where your images appear and contact the site owners directly, can be costly depending on the extent of tracking you need.
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The investigation that resulted in the takedown at the Forest Houses in 2911 was prompted by the fatal shooting of a 212-year-old there.
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More than a takedown of what's left of his tattered reputation, it registers a cynical distaste for the myth making of sports heroism in general.
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Keen on taking his opponent's weapons away, Sanchez succeeded on 6 of 15 takedown attempts, which allowed him to amass 23:52 of control time.
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But Penn's guard was rarely needed against most opponents because he could stuff a takedown better than anyone in the lightweight division at the time.
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Europol linked the takedown to the 2016 dismantling of Avalanche, an infrastructure platform used by hundreds of criminals to host and run their malware campaigns.
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Mere minutes into the fight, McMann landed a takedown, promptly climbed into side control, and ultimately locked up a rear-naked choke for the tap.
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Yamamoto, like his uncle Norifumi 'Kid' Yamamoto, spent much of the fight in guard, seemingly landing there after every takedown and doing little to pass.
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He scored a takedown in round four, and noticeably rattled Edwards with a bit of foul play out of the clinch the round before that.
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Some members of the far-right believe that the US government is behind the takedown of these websites, but Motherboard was unable to confirm this.
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Dr. David Gorski, a breast cancer surgeon, also wrote a thorough takedown of this myth for Science-Based Medicine, referencing the same study that BreastCancer.
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You're about to watch the greatest sack of NFL player Marcell Dareus' career ... his total takedown of a TMZ employee using his superior NASCAR knowledge.
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Whether Thompson can fight off quality takedown attempts when combined with consistent ring cutting for a full fight is still very much a question mark.
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Mike Mitchell's scathing video takedown of the NFL -- and Commissioner Roger Goodell -- is resonating with other players ... especially two guys on the New Orleans Saints.
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He returned to "The Daily Show" for an appearance three months later for another fierce takedown of Congress for holding up the second Zadroga Act.
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The account had more than 53k followers at the time of its takedown and was gaining about 100 new followers every 20 minutes on Tuesday.
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What he wrote was actually in the magazine before—this sort of takedown of New York hot dogs and just how crappy they actually are.
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Some accounts included in Twitter's Monday takedown began responding with pro-China talking points to those sympathetic to protesters who were tweeting the #BoycottMulan hashtag.
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Their confrontations became a subgenre on YouTube, with videos with names like "Elizabeth Warren: Classic Takedown of Geithner" racking up hundreds of thousands of views.
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Congress created a notice-and-takedown procedure that allows individuals to require online service providers to quickly remove their copyrighted content after notification of infringement.
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To the right are actions like Shoot and Takedown, and on the bottom there's information including ammunition, health, focus, and stance (either standing or crouched).
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" Another requirement will be that companies have "effective and proportionate user redress mechanisms" — enabling users to report harmful content and challenge content takedown "where necessary.
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The two-year investigation resulted in what Suffolk County District Attorney Timothy Sini called the biggest takedown of a street gang in New York state.
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Since images proliferate swiftly online, and takedown notices have to be filed with each site separately, stopping a viral image can be tedious and expensive.
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By the afternoon the director of the F.B.I., James B. Comey, had systematically demolished his arguments in a remarkable public takedown of a sitting president.
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In the same year that " In Cold Blood " appeared, Wolfe published a two-part takedown of Shawn's New Yorker in the New York Herald Tribune .
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Though Curran was clearly the sharper striker throughout, she was ultimately foiled by Moyle's ceaseless takedown attempts, giving up a unanimous decision as a result.
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If nothing else, watch the clip above for the eight seconds of un-transcribable silence as the AI camp lets this savage takedown sink in.
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But Russian sites don't really need to respond to DMCA notices, which is why the Google listing is the target of the actual takedown request.
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New Zealand was the first country to request a takedown for The Bridge, a documentary about suicides off the Golden Gate Bridge One of the more glaring instances of government overreach was Saudi Arabia's request to takedown an episode of Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj that criticized Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and his connection to the murder of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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The freestyle rap video "The Storm," featured a blistering takedown of Donald Trump that is the talk of both Twitter and mainstream news on Wednesday morning.
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Bold Type season 3 ends on a tense note, with Jacqueline Carlyle (Melora Hardin) publishing Jane's takedown of the misogynistic health insurance provided to Scarlet employees.
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However, the Congresswoman's office would not answer questions as to whether Google or other tech companies were responsible for the removal of notice-and-takedown provisions.
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The EPA has been chipping away at climate change mentions on its website since January, but Friday's takedown is the biggest, and most disturbing step yet.
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As a master of sambo, Han's RINGS career was full of dives for the opponent's legs and kani-basami leg scissors takedown attempts into leg attacks.
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His doctoral thesis in military history was a coruscating takedown of the pliant Vietnam-era military leadership, later published as a book entitled "Dereliction of Duty".
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Hamilton creator Lin-Manuel Miranda and Somali poet-rapper K'Naan hail "America's ghostwriters" in this searing six-minute takedown of the Trump administration's anti-immigration policies.
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This process is on the lawyers and plaintiffs to pursue, and is almost identical to how any other person can make a takedown claim on Pornhub.
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Round three, finally, is where Browne sealed the deal once and for all, securing a takedown and polishing Mitrione off with an onslaught of ground strikes.
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Cerrone shot one of his awkward takedown attempts as he got close to the fence and Perry easily reversed, tripping his way around Cerrone's guard altogether.
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Fernandes, meanwhile, restricted himself largely to that other Shlemenko staple, reaching for the high crotch takedown with the lead hand and then throwing the overhand afterwards.
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But her attack on the Night King played out more like a Mortal Kombat takedown than the ultimate bombshell in a world-renowned, eight-season series.
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His doctoral thesis in military history was a ruthless takedown of the pliant Vietnam-era military leadership, later published as a book entitled "Dereliction of Duty".
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His response to Tuesday night's question, however, was a clear, forceful takedown of Trump's Syria policy and an impassioned defense of the importance of American leadership.
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The rare takedown of such a popular app came after the Madras High Court said the app encouraged pornography and asked the government to ban it.
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But it would also apply to any Internet company hosting that receives a takedown notice about terrorist content from a competent national authority — regardless of size.
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Anonymous search engine fraudsters are filing fraudulent takedown requests in an effort to game Google's search results in their favor, according to a report from TorrentFreak.
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These counterfeit DMCA takedown notices are coming from imposters posing as either legitimate copyright holders or third parties authorized to file the notices on their behalf.
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We have devoted more resources to our global notice-and-takedown program to increase the speed with which we take action on reports from rights owners.
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Merely hosting third-party content that is objectionable or even illegal does not expose those companies to litigation as long as they adopt reasonable takedown policies.
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Pussy Riot just released a music video for their new song "Make America Great Again," and it's a brutal takedown of Donald Trump's vision of America.
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As viewers watched Arya Stark's (Maisie Williams) epic takedown of the Night King, many found themselves frustrated by how difficult it was to follow the episode.
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A portion of iOS's source code was leaked online yesterday and quickly removed after Apple filed a takedown notice with GitHub, where the code was posted.
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On the Internet, everyone is a critic — a Yelp-fueled takedown artist, an Amazon scholar, a cheerleader empowered by social media to Like and to Share.
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This sort of takedown happens often enough that we can assume most YouTubers are aware of them, to say nothing of reporters covering YouTube moderation issues.
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However, as you can see, many of the companies that receive these takedown requests are social media platforms or services where the content is user-created.
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The Beşiktaş striker's first takedown touch to deaden the long ball was extremely well played, but nothing compares to his second touch, which was truly inspired.
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These complexities and nuances of sci-fi culture and artificial learning were quite possibly lost on whoever decided to file the takedown claim for Warner Bros.
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"At TGIF, they explicitly said the takedown call is still made by YouTube, not YouTube Heroes," one worker said, referring to a company all-hands meeting.
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But the nature of Hansa's takedown — with law enforcement secretly running it — has users panicked that a similar bust is about to take place at Dream.
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If a YouTube creator wants to fight a takedown request citing fair use, they have to submit a counter-notice with a lot of personal information.
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Jesse Watters, Jessica Tarlov we&aposll find out whose world it is on Meghan McCain takedown of Joy Behar in her defense of socialism, powerful moment.
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Meryl Streep set the trend this year with her scathing takedown of Donald Trump at the Golden Globe awards — liberals loved it, and conservatives flipped out.
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While throwing the right hand and ducking in on a takedown is an excellent way to stay safe, Koreshkov never really connected well on his rights.
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The problem was that Lima would cover up, then return, and these predictable call and-response trades set up Koreshkov's level change onto the takedown attempts.
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"Unless you are actually going to have consequences for bad takedown [notices], I don't really know what else can be done to prevent them," Trendacosta said.
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From Donald Trump's no-show, to the takedown of a surging Marco Rubio and the emergence of John Kasich, there has been no shortage of action.
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He can head-block takedown attempts, hurt the opponent if they run onto it (the old Evander Holyfield favorite), or wear his opponent's punches completely unaffected.
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In America the Digital Millennium Copyright Act protects the sites from prosecution over unlicensed content uploaded by users, as long as they comply with takedown requests.
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Rustam Khabilov fights with his back to the fence, going after his opponent's hips when they attack and then attempting to complete the takedown into space.
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It was Takada who initiated the clinch, and by keeping the underhooks he was able to prevent the legendary Rickson from achieving any kind of takedown.
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On the much sillier, oddball side of things, try "Better Off Ted" (Netflix), a kooky takedown of baffling corporate culture that aired on ABC in 2009.
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We look up every so often to critique a boss fight design, or compliment a nice takedown, or riff on some ridiculous Hideo Kojima plot point.
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I'm not sure if you can measure the success of a Bigfoot takedown, but Cockburn is currently leading in a district held by a Republican incumbent.
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When the picture's takedown went viral, the photo went into wide circulation on the social network, including on the Facebook page of Mr. Ut, the photographer.
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