"This just adds to the troves and troves of data we've seen leaked in recent times," Hunt told Motherboard in an email.
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The platform provides a simple like-and-repost feature, which exposes troves and troves of activity that enables discovery by other users.
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"He has troves of material from that time," Letscher says.
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What happened to the troves and troves of data they gathered after they shut down their quiz app, Farmville knockoff or whatever is anyone's guess, but you can bet it's still out there somewhere.
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There are troves of historically fascinating and politically enlightening tapes online.
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Troves of customer data can be extracted from the terminals, too.
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But Deutsche Bank holds one of the biggest troves of documents.
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Other agencies have their eyes on big data troves as well.
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Data sets provide treasure troves of information for all types of companies.
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Our go-to shops suddenly boasted treasure troves of indie beauty products.
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Research hospitals are troves of valuable intellectual property and bastions of innovation.
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Tech companies aren't alone in maintaining vast troves of customer location data.
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Our country has produced — and continues to make — troves of racist objects.
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Free Audiobooks For audiobook fans, Audible and iTunes have become vast treasure troves.
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How and why do our troves of computer-generated information take on value?
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This is largely anathema to residents of Virginia's Democrat-trending suburban vote troves.
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In addition, Flow will pull from Google's extensive troves of data, including Waze.
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In keeping with its origins, K2 is still discovering exoplanets—troves of them.
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Searches conducted on these open genetic troves aren't currently regulated by any laws.
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Then there's Poshmark, Depop, eBay: They're all treasure troves in their own way.
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They've unearthed a wedding ring, family photos, letters — and troves of muddy documents.
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Social media networks provide vast troves of data for potential criminals to access.
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Reseller sites like Craigslist are treasure troves for anyone looking for used furniture.
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These data troves raise barriers to entry to the next Google or Amazon.
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"Comets really are the treasure-troves of the solar system," Taylor previously said.
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Both the 2012 Obama campaign and Cambridge Analytica obtained massive troves of data.
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WikiLeaks dumped troves of Democratic National Committee emails in 2016 during the presidential campaign.
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WikiLeaks published troves of Democratic National Committee emails in 2016 during the presidential campaign.
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Meanwhile, Rosetta has performed beautifully, collecting troves of valuable data over the past year.
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Hackers on Thursday leaked troves of private documents belonging to America's largest police union.
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WikiLeaks has been releasing troves of hacked emails from John Podesta, Clinton's campaign chairman.
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Clearly not reduction in drug availability or use, as evidenced by troves of data.
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The e-commerce giant has troves of credit card and shopping data on its customers.
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The researchers are using machine learning-driven algorithms to sift through the troves of data.
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It facilitates monopoly, as those with the biggest data troves receive all the ad dollars.
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Private investigators can buy troves of personal data to obtain information on companies or individuals.
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These companies all collect troves of information — all locked away — about how we use technology.
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At the same time, government agencies are themselves seeking to harness those troves of data.
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The vast troves of information it collects enable it to self-deal with great finesse.
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Troves of podcasts bring a new spin on the chatter of legacy sports talk radio.
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"They're treasure troves of information about the networks, once they decide to cooperate," she says.
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Tech giants may be tempted to use their troves of data to compete with insurers directly.
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Yet at the same time, Malloy's state is sharing troves of information with ICE's deportation force.
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Why it matters: It's a necessary step for algorithms that learn from enormous troves of examples.
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CBP agents are gaining access to massive troves of personal information related to law-abiding Americans.
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It shows how our social lives provide troves of valuable data for training machine-learning algorithms.
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Asteroids can be literal treasure troves, since they contain valuable elements like gold, platinum, and iron.
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"They're treasure troves of information about the networks, once they decide to coöperate," Ahmad told me.
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WikiLeaks published troves of leaked Democratic emails believed to have been stolen by Russian-backed hackers.
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It has demanded that Juul and other makers turn over troves of marketing and research documents.
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WikiLeaks throughout the election published troves of hacked documents believed to have been stolen by Russia.
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Still, privacy concerns have arose on these companies collecting troves of genetic data from their customers.
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They had mined troves and troves of news articles with the aim of creating a definitive record of what had happened in Latin America protest-wise, but in the process they'd attributed the concept "protest" to things that — as far as the researchers could tell — weren't protests.
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AI's machine-learning systems already utilise troves of data to spot obscure patterns and solve tricky problems.
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Nonetheless, the spectre of big tech firms abusing their troves of user data has sullied their image.
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Amazon's data troves have always led the industry in terms of hyper-personalized recommendations and related items.
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The innovative engineers of the tech incumbents would still have vast troves of data to work with.
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And it continues to have access to similarly vast troves of information intercepted by the US Government.
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They're treasure troves of embellished or fully fictitious objects that have since become canonized by the imagination.
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During 2016, WikiLeaks published troves of emails hacked from Democratic organizations and individuals, including Clinton's campaign chairman.
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The website published troves of leaked Democratic emails believed to have been stolen by Russian-backed hackers.
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Back in 2010, it gave the New York Times, Der Spiegel, and the Guardian troves of information.
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Those tech companies also have troves of personal data and advertising platforms to serve ads to users.
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Daily, over 20 years, he said he logged on to eBay, where he found troves of photographs.
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If you dig through the troves of financial advice out there, you're sure to find contradictory guidance.
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Banks are treasure troves when it comes to financial data, compiling huge amounts on a daily basis.
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Only later, in a studio, sifting through troves of pixellated data, would he settle on an image.
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The New York Times's article served as confirmation to troves of stories that have come before it.
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The troves of evidence gave a lot of insight into El Chapo and his drug trafficking organization.
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The likes of Amazon and Google-owner Alphabet already control vast troves of information about their users.
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With all these new gadgets comes troves of data, which then have to be beamed back towards Earth.
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They're saying Facebook's and Google's massive troves of data are threats to privacy, not to mention big elections.
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This is, as I mentioned earlier, the one place where its troves of seemingly trivial data add up.
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Emily Blunt says she was once warned against working with her husband — but it's paid off in troves.
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Wireless carriers have troves of personalized data, powerful distribution platforms and many of them produce their own content.
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The FBI in April raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room, seizing troves of documents and computer files.
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The FBI in April raided Cohen's home, office and hotel room, seizing troves of documents and computer files.
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WikiLeaks is the organization that released troves of Democratic emails hacked by Russian operatives before the 2016 election.
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They were first made available via Newsweek from troves of audio recordings made available by the website FactBase.
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Before, you'd probably have to spend hours digging through vintage treasure troves to find one of these gems.
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To overtake her, he needs large blowout wins in large-population states that offer large troves of delegates.
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But in aggregate, these troves can create real risk by enabling identity theft, credential stuffing, and phishing scams.
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According to Intel CEO Brian Krzanich, the deal is also about having control of important troves of data.
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The bottom line: Companies still see ample business demand, despite heightened economic uncertainty, that require troves of workers.
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A rental subscription allows GameStop to offset its troves of pre-owned game inventory while getting revenue from subscriptions.
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Nearby vintage emporium, Chez Sarah, is one of the greatest troves of vintage clothing from 1900 to the 1990s.
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The big picture: Big troves of consumer data have become major corporate assets as well as targets for cyberattacks.
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Since 1990, the H-1B visa programme has brought troves of highly-skilled Asians to America, particularly from India.
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WikiLeaks represented a new brand of media organization — part hacker collective, part publisher of massive troves of classified information.
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Vasudevan shares with The Creators Project the technical side of mining troves of data to form her subversive art.
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It has sometimes adopted policies to attract developers, including by opening access to its vast troves of user data.
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Others use the troves as a personal look-up service, able to return information on someone they might know.
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AI is already transforming businesses in a variety of functions, like automating repetitive tasks and analyzing troves of data.
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And it's too bad, he added, because they "possess the biggest treasure" in the form of troves of data.
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The young cryptocurrency industry also lacks troves of data that insurers usually rely on in designing and pricing coverage.
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New trade agreements and laws are affecting how companies share and store their troves of data around the world.
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Leagues and teams have pioneered the use of massive troves of data, identifying the key data that affects performance.
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The cat, so to speak, was already out of the bag, and WikiLeaks showed it had troves of emails.
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A few years ago, the American federal government had already started digitizing and releasing large troves of educational data.
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At Equifax, he presided over a period of rapidly growing sales, driven by expanding troves of sensitive personal data.
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But five justices in concurring opinions expressed unease with the government's ability to vacuum up troves of private information.
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Checking social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter will give the companies and third parties troves of data.
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These initiatives have raised concerns about surveillance, with privacy advocates saying that Uber already has troves of personal data.
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By collecting troves of data on how users play their games, developers have mastered the science of applied addiction.
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This archive, known as The Vault, contains troves of music, interviews, concert recordings, and even 8mm and 35mm film footage.
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Amazon, Apple and Google have troves of data and idle capital; they lack underwriting skills but can easily lure talent.
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Troves of data on everything from child development to ageing have helped to shape health care in Britain and beyond.
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Manning â€" a former Army intelligence analyst â€" was sentenced to prison after distributing troves of military documents to Wikileaks.
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Lawmakers have released troves of Facebook ads linked to a Russian internet agency and meant to influence American public opinion.
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Some of these state troves, disturbingly, include information on religious affiliation and use mobile-phone data to track citizens' movements.
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And from these incidents, we will gain treasure troves of intelligence that will push us further along the innovation curve.
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Alibaba and JD already use their troves of data to offer discounts on particular products to some of their customers.
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That may mean vast troves of user data are at risk of falling into Beijing's hands, according to cybersecurity experts.
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Barbados went so far as to declare a national emergency when troves of the microalgae threatened its valuable tourism industry.
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The former NSA employee, who released troves of classified information in 2013, has unique insight into how the organization operates.
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Without its efforts, entire treasure troves of data would be lost to linkrot, software obsolescence, and the sands of time.
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A WordPress blog seemingly run by Guccifer then posted several troves of unredacted data, including oppositional research on Donald Trump.
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The administration has already been cooperating, including turning over troves of email, in a decision that cannot suddenly be undone.
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For years, the federal government, states and some cities have enthusiastically made vast troves of data open to the public.
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Most of the talk about how to handle Facebook's vast troves of valuable personal user data has revolved around regulation.
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Other winners could be the companies that already have big troves of data on their users, including Google and Pinterest.
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Decomposing carcasses of small creatures, also courtesy of the cats, were treasure troves of maggots, which she still delights in.
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In the shadows of the Louvre and Musée d'Orsay, a host of less-famous museums also contain world-class troves.
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Corporate data collection has allowed a select few players to assemble massive troves of data on citizens around the world.
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At the time, F.B.I. counterintelligence agents believed charging Mr. Assange would deter him from posting new troves of American documents.
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Amazon, with its troves of data and cash, may be best positioned to dominate this new reskilling-in-a-box business.
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But AI programs rely on massive troves of personal data, and there are concerns over how such data would be treated.
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Based on my experience wearing and reviewing troves of menswear brands, I can say that Indochino is a really great value.
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Image: Carnegie Institution for ScienceUniversity archives are treasure troves of historic information, but it's not every day they produce scientific discoveries.
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Mr Assange came to prominence in 2010 when WikiLeaks published huge troves of documents stolen by Chelsea Manning, an American soldier.
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But here Ubisoft is once again at an advantage owing to its troves of data, in this case motion capture sessions.
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But even anonymized data can be used with other troves of available information to figure out other personal details about you.
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Saturday Night Live alum Dana Carvey has created troves of memorable characters, from the Church Lady's to Garth from Wayne's World.
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Although Apple was a late entrant, it had a tantalizing asset: iTunes, one of the industry's richest troves of consumer data.
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They believe consumers have been rattled by the growing number of massive hacks and the troves of data companies now collect.
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And 23andMe is betting on its troves of user data to unlock the door to a valuable breakthrough in drug development.
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Governors are responsible for protecting some of the most critical pieces of digital infrastructure, as well as troves of sensitive data.
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And we end with a few yearbook-style superlatives to help you sort through the troves of good stuff out there.
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WikiLeaks published troves of stolen emails from the Democratic National Committee and Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta ahead of the election.
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Clinton, has troves of background on women, including Juanita Broaddrick and Kathleen Willey, who have accused Mr. Clinton of sexual assault.
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That suggests the likes of Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook could use their existing troves of data to make less risky loans.
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On the former point, people have different opinions of whether what WikiLeaks does — dumping troves of data indiscriminately — is really journalism.
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The internet, with its troves of personal data, can be a boon to people claiming they are psychics — or a trap.
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Less than a month later, the indictment says, the hackers got inside Anthem's network and searched through troves of personal data.
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On Thursday, the Justice Department indicted two Chinese men on charges of hacking corporate networks and downloading troves of business data.
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WikiLeaks, which specialized in the highly publicized release of huge troves of classified documents and communications, challenged governments and journalistic conventions.
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The proliferation of electronic health records and new health data sources such as wearables is creating new troves of health data.
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Increasingly, hackers are getting their hands on payment card information, and businesses are regularly leaking huge troves of credit card data online.
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Image: GettyBoasting 9 million weekly users, troves of information flow through workplace chat app Slack from inside tens of thousands of companies.
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But takeaways are inherently fickle, and the Bears' pilfered troves from terrible teams: 11 of 24 via the Cardinals, Dolphins and Bills.
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We are well overdue for a radical reappraisal over who controls the vast troves of data currently locked down by technology incumbents.
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O'Rourke made a point of campaigning throughout the state, which is typically safe for statewide Republicans, and brought in troves of volunteers.
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It does not have direct access to the massive troves of data that a social network or search engine can tap into.
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Google Motion Stills is a must-have app for iPhone fans with troves of Live Photos — and it just got even better.
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That's far more relevant to advertisers than the vast troves of historical and demographic data that Google has amassed over the years.
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Egypt's 72 archaeological warehouses, with thousands of uncatalogued artefacts, are manned by unarmed police and double as treasure troves for booty-hunters.
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That rise is driven in part by e-commerce's ability to better personalize the shopping experience based on vast troves of data.
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These treasure troves, some 50 km (30 miles) northwest of Johannesburg, have yielded pieces of the puzzle of human evolution for decades.
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This study is part of a new wave of HIV-focused vaccinology powered by troves of genetic data and atomic-scale engineering.
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"By the time we get to January of 2019, I expect there'd be just treasure troves of things to investigate," said Rep.
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All of which makes gathering massive troves of data so important to developing the company's technology — by the end of 2018, Comma.
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Authorities are opening a federal criminal investigation into WikiLeaks's publication of troves of documents detailing purported CIA hacking programs, CNN reported Wednesday.
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We scrape massive troves of data from open platforms such as Twitter and collect news stories looking for the suppression of information.
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In addition to snapping thousands of images and collecting troves of data, Rosetta managed to place the Philae lander on the surface.
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Every day, troves of hungry marine organisms—shrimp, jellyfish, squid and bony fish—migrate from the ocean's murky depths to the surface.
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One involves Mr. Assange's insistence that document troves should be published in their entirety, not curated by journalists who might have agendas.
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It provides software to ICE which critics say is being used to store and sift through troves of data on undocumented immigrants.
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These opponents said the measure's privacy provisions would not stop large troves of personal data from being handed over to the government.
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Social media and other apps now produce previously unimaginable troves of highly detailed data about individual behavior, preferences and even personality traits.
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Over the past few years, some drillers have claimed to find troves of helium buried underground, but those haven't always panned out.
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At the beginning of this year, Chinese government hackers retrieved troves of highly classified information regarding undersea warfare, the Washington Post reports.
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Up until quite recently, companies like Rogers and Telus were forking over troves of personal information on Canadians, often without a warrant.
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If so, it follows that the troves of oil and gas that companies own rights to will be stranded in the ground.
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J. Paul Getty Museum published a free, digital catalogue documenting one of the richest troves of lamps from the ancient Mediterranean world.
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He did his best to align himself with the troves of other partisan late-night show hosts that, naturally, led to a controversy.
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And open-source treasure troves like GitHub have made it easier than ever for small shops to collaborate and get off the ground.
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Lawyers often have to manually look through troves of documents and conversations (text messages, emails, Slack, etc.) to find specific evidence or information.
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These companies hold troves of user data that is valuable to law enforcement, so it makes sense that they'd be slammed with requests.
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Going from zine to zine was like stumbling upon troves of personal journals with each author pulling you into their own little universe.
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This gives it access to troves of information about what shoppers are looking for and who to target with more affordable Amazon products.
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Hadoop is a key framework used to build big data analytics services and for helping manage large troves of data across multiple locations.
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He's a collaborator on NASA's MAVEN mission, which is currently orbiting Mars and collecting troves of data on the Red Planet's upper atmosphere.
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This silver bullet let IKEA get into their customers' homes and add enormous value, while giving IKEA troves of information about its customers.
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Both retail behemoths are using their massive customer bases and troves of shopper data to develop private products that can dominate the market.
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In recent months, treasure troves of user credentials and passwords — in addition to a large MySpace hack disclosed in May — have been discovered.
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And researchers continue to find new ways to apply it to the troves of data that have piled up in the internet era.
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Critics say the practice is unfair to competitors who do not have the same access to mass troves of data on consumer behavior.
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The email is one of troves that are being reviewed amid multiple investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 election, the Post reported.
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With machine learning, industry cloud companies can glean useful patterns from the deep, focused troves of data specific to their chosen vertical industries.
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Thanks to its long history, and despite the troves of artifacts and records left behind, there's plenty we don't know about Ancient Egypt.
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The cloud computing company is now reportedly considering purchasing Twitter, which is considered valuable in part for its large troves of user data.
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The internet giants also control the massive troves of online data that are necessary to train and refine the best machine learning programs.
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If the pace continues, the gene troves could hold data on the genetic makeup of more than 100 million people within 24 months.
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Some of the states that will vote on Super Tuesday, like California and Texas, have enormous troves of delegates available for the taking.
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As for Super Tuesday: Fourteen states are voting, including California and Texas, which have two of the largest delegate troves in the country.
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From his office at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Richard Knipel is busy giving away one of the world's great troves of art.
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Once they leave, the public is left sitting on troves of data that is useless with no one skilled enough to mine it.
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Visiting the city back then, he discovered troves of old-fashioned toys in secondhand stores and was instantly captivated by their jaunty oddness.
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China has several advantages when it comes to the artificial intelligence field, but chief among them is Chinese companies' access to troves of data.
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Troves of data from cellphone records, license plate readers, and surveillance cameras can plot movements, and social media posts can reveal connections among individuals.
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Despite troves of data on the luminosity of stars in the sky, we were missing key information that would help us determine stellar age.
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That project generated troves of reports but little meaningful evidence, and has sometimes been characterized as a pet project of former Senator Harry Reid.
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Investment banks that match buyers and sellers of securities used to grease the system by holding troves of bonds on their own balance-sheets.
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Packs aren't quite as comprehensive as the Quit Genius program around quitting smoking, but they do offer troves of additional content around other addictions.
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Instead of releasing troves of information to the public, Facebook partners with researchers it trusts, including the Digital Forensic Research Lab where Nimmo works.
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This policy was on display in the aftermath of the WikiLeaks scandal, when troves of classified documents were published online for all to see.
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Now, the company serves up AR content in real-time for troves of real-world objects like plants, animals, food on the plate, etc.
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In order to succeed, these companies will need access to huge troves of user-behavior data specific to the problem they're trying to solve.
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Besides troves on civil rights and antiwar activities, they included 22,000 pages of F.B.I. files amassed in a 16-year surveillance of Mr. Hayden.
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WikiLeaks released troves of hacked Democratic emails before the 2016 election that the U.S. intelligence community later said were utilized by Russian intelligence agents.
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That whistleblowing organization published troves of Democrats' internal emails — which were allegedly stolen by Russian intelligence — in the late stages of the 2016 campaign.
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The effort is also intended to bolster the administration's contention that it is increasing transparency by trying to make public troves of government measures.
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It helps that there is an increasingly rich vein of research based on the ability to compute huge troves of data from individual companies.
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That was why the raiders of the 1980s found troves of pension money that seemed to be just sitting there, waiting to be captured.
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That suggests it may be shifting away from the service that enriched it: using vast troves of personal data in service of internet advertising.
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Hedge funds also worry that some vendors do not do a good enough job of scrubbing personally identifiable data from their troves of information.
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In addition to ransomware attacks, the healthcare industry — with its vast troves of personal data — has also become a favorite target for cyber spies.
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For years, Mr. Snyder has mined thrift stores and the treasure troves maintained by folks like the vintage-clothes wizard Bob Melet for inspiration.
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They aimed to harvest 67 pounds of gold, 9,039 pounds of silver, and 5,20213 pounds of bronze from these miniature troves of precious metals.
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For all of its troves of consumer data, the company's still not great at surfacing products that people want but don't yet know they want.
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Proponents suggest preserving troves of information in exotic locations like salt mines or the Moon, where they might have a chance at long-term survival.
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Since his indictment on election-finance charges in October, Parnas has handed over troves of evidence to impeachment investigators highlighting the push for Biden dirt.Rep.
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The idea for both is that, with their vast user bases and data troves, they can help banks identify smaller borrowers and manage lending risks.
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They are often family affairs, and they don't need troves of clients to eke out a living, which explains why shops can appear eerily quiet.
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The reader last encounters the troves of manuscripts as they arrive at safe houses in Bamako; "not one had been lost", according to Mr Haidara.
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KIC 8462852 was first flagged by citizen scientists who were perusing through troves of data collected by NASA's Kepler Space Telescope between 2009 and 2013.
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With chillier weather comes colorful trees along the state's Lake Michigan and Green Bay coasts, plus troves of farmers' markets, ghost tours, and corn mazes.
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Facebook Groups can be treasure troves of information about what activists are doing, and they help me find ideas as well as sources for stories.
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While manufacturers weren't traditionally at risk when hackers sought troves of individual data that could be sold for financial gain, motives have become more complex.
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Both areas have long been known for their rich paleontological troves of marine and terrestrial fossil species central to investigations of the history of life.
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"If the pace continues, the gene troves could hold data on the genetic makeup of more than 100 million people within 24 months," Regalado writes.
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Despite years of study and troves of testimony from witnesses, the chaos of that evacuation is one of the least understood periods of the Holocaust.
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Spotify, Tidal and even YouTube to a degree are vast and rich troves of music, but they primarily function as search engines organized by algorithms.
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In a show of confidence, Sanders left Nevada for Texas, which offers one of the biggest delegate troves in just 10 days on Super Tuesday.
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Even the researchers themselves, armed with countless hours of screen time and troves of robust data, doubted their own ability to script a viral hit.
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With such troves of data collected by wearable devices, tech companies are set to continue inventing new applications and improving the capabilities of current devices.
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Nor did the indictment mention the 2016 election or Mr. Assange's decision to post to WikiLeaks troves of Democratic emails stolen by Russian government hackers.
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The ancient African habitat consisted of lush vegetation, rather than the exposed rock of dinosaur "treasure troves" found in the Rocky Mountains, Gobi Desert, or Patagonia.
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While companies commonly use these databases to store tempting troves of customer and financial data, they often do so with outdated and weak default security configurations.
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Despite what a lot people believe, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange said he didn't intend to influence the U.S. election when he leaked troves of private emails.
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The debate over such research has broad implications for privacy and the success of precision medicine efforts, which depend on access to troves of genetic data.
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Restaurants, retailers, airlines, and other companies we don't typically think of as having vast troves of personal data are also required to comply with the rules.
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In the months leading up to President Trump's inauguration, academic institutions and other groups have been racing to copy and preserve treasure troves of federal data.
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Mueller alleges that Stone misled Congress about his involvement with whistleblower site WikiLeaks, which dumped troves of Democrats' emails that were allegedly hacked by Russian agents.
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That includes clipboards, stop watches, and Excel spreadsheets, which are far from real time and simply collect troves of manually input data without pulling insights automatically.
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If you were wondering how advertisers might one day exploit the massive troves of video being uploaded every day to social media sites, wonder no further.
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For example, 23andMe entered a four-year, $300 million exclusive agreement to use its troves of consumer genetic data to codevelop drugs with pharma giant GSK.
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Mr. Fulcher, the deputy director for air operations, said it was also misleading to suggest that the drones were collecting troves of information on private citizens.
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In the letters on Tuesday, both companies were asked to clarify their answer and to more fully explain how they use their troves of consumer data.
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And that doesn't even include the troves of old content — think "Full House" and "Seinfeld" — that Giphy turns into GIFs for big broadcast and cable networks.
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They offer a glimpse at one of the most sought-after troves of information in the 2016 presidential race — and an explanation, perhaps, for why Mrs.
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Last year, ProZone, an analysis company, started a scouting program called Recruiter, combining its own and Football Manager's treasure troves of data, to formalize that connection.
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The energy companies wanted to see whether large troves of oil lurked below the hills of Kurdistan, as exist elsewhere in Iraq and in neighboring Iran.
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The recent spate of asbestos-related cases, which has unearthed the troves of internal Johnson & Johnson's documents, is prompting a broad legal rethink by plaintiffs' lawyers.
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Moreover, Duolingo has troves of data around how people actually learn languages, and uses machine learning to tweak and improve its service based on that data.
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That includes California, which alone accounts for roughly 22016% of delegates, as well as states with big delegate troves including Texas, North Carolina, Virginia, and Massachusetts.
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Mr. Looney, 49, comes from a traditional background for a chief executive of BP, which is known for finding and developing troves of oil and gas.
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Some of them are still actively cooperating with Mueller's team and have handed over troves of communications involving Stone, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Experts say the breaches highlight the potential pitfalls for Singapore and other countries that are pushing to make vast troves of data more accessible and centralized.
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Photo: Michael PetragliaTwo years prior, archaeologists had discovered the site, finding fossilized animal bones and troves of stone tools—tantalizing clues that hinted at former human occupation.
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A truly democratic network where the most popular content wins would be filled with cute pet videos, ice bucket challenges and, one presumes, vast troves of porn.
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Designed to address data challenges for companies dealing with large film vaults and troves of satellite imagery, the truck consumes a whopping 350 KW of AC power.
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The Chinese government's friendly regulatory approach to AI enables the collection of troves of data that are crucial inputs into algorithms at the heart of autonomous technology.
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But to publicly release vast troves of stolen data to try to influence a U.S. election is beyond the scale of what U.S. counterintelligence officials have seen.
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Loeb added that even before we reach Alpha Centauri, a fleet of nanocraft packed with advanced scientific equipment could collect troves of information within our Solar System.
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Technology and human behavior will be even more intertwined: 70% of relationships could begin online via companies collecting troves of personal data, according to research by eHarmony.
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Local governments collect troves of data, but it's only recently that they've begun to employ sophisticated analytics to improve performance of the services they provide to residents.
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Startup Breach Exposed Billions of Data PointsThe Apollo breach exposed billions of records and is a good example of how enticing "aggregated" data troves are to hackers.
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Image: Matthew Borths"Discoveries like this one underscore the importance of museums as troves of information about our planet's past," wrote Stevens in an email to Gizmodo.
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However, it's not long before the emotions of the dating competition become a little too much for the men, and they start breaking down in troves. Sniffles.
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His worries turned out to be justified; later evidence would emerge that the CIA had "accidentally" and systematically deleted troves of data proving it had lied repeatedly.
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Adverts could become even more effective at identifying customers and enticing them to spend money, using troves of data that have been gathered to anticipate their needs.
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Rather than hastily uploading the troves of data onto the web in exchange for clicks, reporters built technology to sift through and analyze the millions of documents.
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Today, Microsoft and Salesforce are archrivals that recently battled each other to buy the social network LinkedIn — hungry for its troves of highly personalized data about businesspeople.
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It was how hackers harvested troves of messages from Clinton campaign chair John Podesta's personal email that were later published by WikiLeaks ahead of the 2016 election.
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"We're going to continue to look at additional troves of information in an effort to find out, again, what happened," spokesman Mark Toner told reporters on Wednesday.
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Lindahl has plans for Arius scanning systems to be installed in secure storage facilities, like Freeport Luxembourg where many wealthy art collectors stash their troves of paintings.
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It's possible, of course, that there are troves of embarrassing radio appearances and tweets out there waiting to be discovered by an intrepid group of conservative journalists.
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A separate investigation is continuing in Switzerland, where the authorities have revealed little since they removed troves of data from the Zurich headquarters of FIFA in 2015.
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By the time of his death, in 2009, he had written well over 100 books on paranormal subjects, the product of international travels and troves of research.
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As soon as news of his passing emerged, so did troves of tributes to a legend born even before they started handing out golden men to actors.
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That, in turn, puts pressure on companies of all sizes to address what they feel are the ethical uses of the massive troves of data they've collected.
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Until now, corporations have been allowed to collect vast troves of personal consumer data, while tap-dancing around what's precisely being collected and who it's sold to.
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"We're going to continue to look at additional troves of information in an effort to find out, again, what happened," spokesman Mark Toner told reporters on Wednesday.
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Reddit's 3,000-strong "Music Hoarder" forum recently started a server on Discord to back up large at-risk music troves and grant random wishes from the internet.
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The underestimation of cyber threats will only continue driving up the business and reputational costs of data breaches while exposing the troves of enterprise secrets and government data.
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Because universities have massive troves of student data at their disposal, they can take proactive steps to improve student outcomes in ways that networking platforms like LinkedIn cannot.
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The power of incentiveBitcoin is an energy hog because it needs a lot of computational power—and troves of electricity as a result—to run the hashing functions.
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With more and more people using biometric authentication, our fingertips and irises have the potential to unlock highly secure locations or grant access to troves of personal information.
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Sprint uses Adobe's AI platform to dig through troves of customer data and find potentially receptive groups of people to target with marketing, an Adobe spokesperson tells Axios.
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He demanded that states hand over troves of election data, a move that was widely seen as pressuring states to purge their voter roles or risk being sued.
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The mailbox danger still exists but has largely been replaced by the anonymous hacker working in the shadows to take, and then sell, troves of personal information online.
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From 2007 to 2009, three Japanese scientific probes composing the Selenological and Engineering Explorer (SELENE) mission orbited the Moon, collecting troves of data along with some spectacular photos.
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Many of our densest, most reliable troves of knowledge, from Wikipedia to (ahem) the pages of WIRED, are encoded in an ancient technology largely opaque to machines—prose.
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By using machine learning tools — a type of artificial intelligence — to mine huge troves of brain data and find the patterns of brain activity that predict our perception.
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But they also have to play to their strengths — while manufacturing cars is not Lyft's, it does have a large network of passengers and troves of trip data.
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Whereas highly-educated Venezuelans have more luck in finding gainful employment, many Venezuelans join the troves of native-born citizens in either the informal economy or under-employment.
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During the 2016 U.S. presidential election, WikiLeaks published troves of emails to humiliate Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton, and many observers say it swayed the election to Donald Trump.
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The website released troves of hacked emails in the months leading up to the November election, though WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has repeatedly denied have connections to Moscow.
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To understand whether environmental factors were to blame, Kock, Milner-Gulland, and their colleagues analyzed troves of historical data on saiga antelopes, including satellite images and weather records.
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Vast troves of data arrive from satellites orbiting the planet or from robotic floats roaming the ocean, and the task is to plug the numbers into computer models.
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It is also allowing companies to amass troves of information on customer behavior, through monitoring purchases on Amazon, Netflix binges, GPS routing, fitness tracking and other digital services.
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Troves of code online, on sites like GitHub, may have answers to the very assignment the student is wrestling with, posted by someone who previously took the course.
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Social media backlash swiftly followed, and reporters flocked to the site to figure out what, if anything, was happening to the troves of federal environmental information hosted there.
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Beneath the steady gaze of Naxie, the store's calico cat, visitors will find rare and antiquarian books, new and used paperbacks, modern classics and troves of Greek literature.
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Now, the company has broadened its focus to gathering troves of viewing data from companies like TiVo and directly from TVs and streaming devices through deals with manufacturers.
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It's no secret that companies, especially those born in the digital age, are amassing deep and detailed troves of information on the habits and preferences of their consumers.
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Mr. Dawson's conspiracy series arrived at a particularly awkward moment for YouTube, which has been reckoning with the vast troves of misinformation and extreme content on its platform.
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Discord is invite-only, so the anonymous users can be even more untraceable when they access troves of photos dumped into the chatrooms on their phones or computers.
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Analyzing troves of available evidence, the The Lancet Commission on Dementia Prevention, Intervention, and Care put together a report on statistics and recommendations for everyone, not just aging patients.
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Starting in the 1990s, Glantz published and analyzed troves of confidential tobacco industry documents, which revealed that executives had long known nicotine was addictive and that smoking caused cancer.
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Scientists are scrambling to download troves of climate data collected by government agencies that they fear could disappear under a Trump administration, according to Motherboard and The Washington Post.
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Facebook and Google both use vast troves of data (some that you provide directly, some that it collects as you surf the internet) to show you hyper-targeted ads.
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But all those reproductive testing products are also a means of amassing valuable genetic data troves, a resource pharmaceutical companies are increasingly interested in signing lucrative deals to mine.
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At the same time, Facebook, Google, and Amazon already pump out troves of that kind of data for marketers, said Jay MacDonald, CEO and cofounder of Digital Capital Advisors.
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The nonprofit health system has 2,600 hospitals primarily in the Midwest and southern US. Health care providers see promise in mining troves of data to develop more personalized care.
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Since many of the brand's most iconic pieces never go out of style, there are troves of vintage fashion collectors who are eager to acquire pieces from decades past.
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Their own Secret Archives formed the backbone of this investigation — it's how Church officials referred to troves of documents sitting in filing cabinets just feet from the Bishops' desk.
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However, Jackson said she would limit the evidence introduced by Mueller's team to avoid a "trial within a trial" that could lead to the jury reviewing troves of documents.
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Troves of important linguistic and anthropological collections exist in museums small and large, in institutes and universities in every nation, each with different budgets and practices around digital archiving.
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But the passage of time has not dimmed hope of unearthing tons of bullion, troves of British pound coins and — most coveted of all — ornamental pineapples forged from gold.
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In "Line of Sight," as troves of these Chappie-esque droids scale the tropical wasteland, our protagonist navigates lush plains and overgrown jungles in search of food and shelter.
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WASHINGTON — At a lively Supreme Court argument on Wednesday, a majority of the justices seemed troubled by the government's ability to acquire troves of digital data without a warrant.
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The next few weeks will be a pivotal period for Joe Biden's team to aggressively court the troves of young people and the millions of Latinos who backed Sanders.
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Sift has access to troves of data its clients collect on loyalty programs and can track the individual customers' behavioral patterns across multiple accounts, analyzing them for possible fraud.
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Netflix could also be intentionally winnowing its selection as its vast troves of viewer data show it what people actually watch and what it can afford not to license.
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Mine launches as internet users become increasingly aware that companies hold vast troves of data on them and, in Europe, that they can request that information to be deleted.
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Yet those behind these apps have not taken proper steps, in many cases, to secure the vast troves of data they are collecting, digital security firm Symantec said Monday.
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In letters to the tech giants, members of the House Judiciary Committee requested vast troves of evidence that could show whether the companies may have harmed consumers or competition.
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Mr. Barr's hesitation may have been because of the Justice Department's long pursuit of the WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange over the site's publication of troves of secret government papers.
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Other online advertising giants like Facebook and Google are also racing to recognize and catalog the content of the huge troves of photos hosted or indexed on their respective sites.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 1 (Reuters) - U.S. prosecutors have secured the arrests of several Ukrainians charged with stealing massive troves of data from American businesses, sources familiar with the situation told Reuters.
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Troves of those and other Democratic National Committee members' emails, which U.S. intelligence services have concluded were stolen by Russian intelligence officers, were published by WikiLeaks during the presidential campaign.
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Here's how the app works: Place a phone with Haven installed anywhere you want to keep secure—your bedroom, office, next to a laptop storing troves of government secrets, whatever.
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Image: APArchaeologists working at a pyramid complex south of Cairo have discovered dozens of cat mummies, along with troves of wooden statues and a rare collection of mummified scarab beetles.
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The Pilgrim SDK, on the other hand, allows brands and partners to deliver highly relevant notifications and other experiences to their own users by leveraging Foursquare's troves of location data.
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The backdrop: For years, China has used spies and cyberattacks to steal troves of academic, corporate and military information it could use to bolster its growing political and economic power.
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"The lack of public discourse around data collection ethics has allowed researchers to continue amassing vast troves of biometric data from social media sources, namely Flickr and YouTube," he says.
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As Dawn spiraled ever closer to Ceres over the past year, it captured troves of hi-res imagery, allowing planetary scientists to construct stunning geologic maps of the entire surface.
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It also gives brands the opportunity to right the ship and hire diverse creative talent to generate their troves of content, whether it's for social media, a campaign or otherwise.
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Despite the troves of expertise of the men and women of the keyboard fan community, they're still just expanding on a system so solid it hasn't changed in 144 years.
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The firm has used troves of data on credit card use and more recently added satellite data, geolocation data and information on app downloads when making investment decisions on stocks.
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On one hand, businesses are sitting on massive troves of data that they generate through those exchanges that can be used to gain more insights, and make better business choices.
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He uncovered troves of emails and memos in which Clinton's team pursued strategies that advanced contradictory goals, ridiculed each other, and allowed the candidate to launch attacks that backfired spectacularly.
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It is easy to see why he so loved the work of Ashbery, Creeley, and Duncan, all of whom had phenomenal, lightning-fast memories about vast treasure troves of stuff.
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Unparalleled troves of data make both firms difficult to challenge and immensely profitable, giving them the wealth to make bold bets and to deal with potential competitors by buying them.
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With unfettered access to these two impressive treasure troves, the curators have assembled a show that includes artists like Jasper Johns, Wolfgang Tillmans, Rachel Whiteread, Richard Long, and Andy Goldsworthy.
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Assange burst onto the international stage that year when WikiLeaks, in collaboration with news outlets around the world, published troves of classified U.S. diplomatic and military documents obtained by Manning.
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Its existing troves of customer data, coupled with newly acquired financial transaction data as a result of Libra, would clearly give the firm a competitive advantage over financial service providers.
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While important artifacts are being recovered from some of the ice patches, Taylor emphasized that troves of archeological objects may be destroyed by the melt before people can collect them.
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To improve app recommendations for users, the Play store has also made extensive use of machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence that gleans insights from vast troves of data.
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The change is a reprieve in the clash that has erupted over how and when the authorities should use the troves of digital data collected and stored by tech companies.
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Companies are overvalued, startups are competing for venture capital in troves, and big companies continue to get bigger, leaving less of the proverbial internet pie on the table for newcomers.
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The technology has grabbed the attention of businesses from healthcare to financial services looking to use algorithms to comb through large troves of data to recognize patterns and solve problems.
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Excavations done over three years at the Fincha Habera rock shelter revealed troves of artifacts, including stone tools—some made from obsidian—several pottery shards, and a single glass bead.
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When contextual advertising regains prominence, more companies will be able to compete against Facebook's and Google's ad networks because they won't need huge troves of personal data to do so.
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I also love David McCullough, who finds troves of golden nuggets when he pans through archives: he could even make the saga of pioneers settling Missouri into a riveting drama.
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The thaw has exposed troves of fossils that were once locked in the frozen soil, creating something of a gold rush among prospectors looking to score finds like mammoth ivory.
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In recent years, two of its former employees — Harold T. Martin III and Edward J. Snowden — have been accused of stealing troves of classified information from the National Security Agency.
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But oil companies were traditionally somewhat reluctant to hand over their treasure troves of valuable data thanks to cyber security concerns and wanting to maintain competitive advantages, among other things.
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Investigators ultimately found 126 ivory artifacts — including troves of intricate carvings and two pairs of uncarved elephant tusks, one of them seven feet long — at the store, the authorities said.
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Second, big tech companies have vast troves of personal information -- from the medical symptoms we search for on Google to the pictures of our kids that we post on Facebook.
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The UK is full of small labels run out of people's bedrooms that are often the greatest treasure troves for new music, and Essex's Close To Home is one of them.
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Filled with a handful of hero favorites from some of our most-loved brands, these gift sets are treasure troves that let you try a line's best products without fully committing.
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Through troves of data and a smart algorithm, Brayola lets users submit the bra they love (brand and size) to receive back recommendations on other bras that fit the same way.
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Now that virtual reality headsets are becoming more accessible to people, technologists and researchers alike are gathering troves of data around how people react to media in a more immersive environment.
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Its cyber-attacks against Western countries produced troves of emails and documents which it dumped into the hands of foreign media, disrupting America's presidential elections to the benefit of Mr Trump.
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That angered politicians like Senator Ron Wyden, who has been pushing legislation that would give CEOs jail time for failing to adequately protect the vast troves of consumer data they collect.
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The company has a fine consumer-facing business, but where the value truly lies is in the troves of location data that Foursquare has on both users and the places themselves.
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Specifically, Google is restricting access to these sensitive data troves to apps "directly enhancing email functionality" for Gmail and your default calling and messaging apps for call logs and SMS data.
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Entities like AT&T also see digital advertising as a lucrative and untapped market it can uniquely compete in, thanks to the troves of user data it's collected over the years.
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In part to help resolve the impasse, researchers have tried to identify the star system where 'Oumuamua originated by combing through the newly released data troves of the Gaia space telescope.
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The unprotected Deep Root database also contained data from other firms with RNC contracts, including Americans for Prosperity and the Data Trust, both well-funded conservative groups with massive data troves.
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AI, which combs through large troves of raw data to predict outcomes and recognize patterns, is already used in web search systems, marketing recommendation functions and security and financial trading programs.
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The order directs federal agencies to prioritize funding AI initiatives and open up their troves of data to AI experts, a move that privacy advocates are certain to push back against.
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One of the questions was whether dirt and fluff on the manuscript pages was suddenly valuable, containing troves of information about early-modern writers and the environments in which they lived.
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But the tech community has stood behind strong encryption, arguing that ensuring access to locked data introduces a vulnerability — or "backdoor" — that hackers could exploit to steal troves of personal data.
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So while Alibaba may not be first to the Chinese market, the company believes that its artificial intelligence, troves of data and huge e-commerce platform will make it a leader.
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But privately, it and other Democrats are poring over polling data to understand the roots of Mr. Trump's populist appeal and building up troves of opposition research on his business career.
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Dr. Silva will be wrestling with troves of data from the city to contextualize noise with factors like traffic and census information to generate "a full geometry" of the urban landscape.
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On Tuesday, when impeachment presentations start, these troves of new information will almost certainly begin to be aired in the chamber as senators listen to the presentation of the House managers.
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North Korea burst onto the cyber scene just before Thanksgiving in 2014, when the country allegedly shut down Sony Pictures' entire computer network and made off with troves of internal documents.
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The 2009 "Climategate" incident, which exposed troves of emails from prominent climate researchers, began when hackers remotely broke into servers at a British university with the help of illicitly obtained passwords.
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Ms. Kehoe views even a wacky toy like the Fingerling through the lens of a retailer with troves of data on what customers are willing to buy, and at what price.
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Privacy experts say their concerns about iPhone X are not about government snooping, since huge troves of facial photographs already exist on social media and even in state motor vehicle departments.
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Many journalists and advocates said massive document troves must be sorted through before they are released so as to avoid the unneeded exposure of personal information potentially put people in harms way.
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The alleged conspiracy has no direct connection to the 2016 presidential election, where Assange's whistleblowing organization became a main engine of controversy by publishing troves of Democratic National Committee officials' internal emails.
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The key features of the product include continuously updated data (on the interval of your choice), automatically cleaned and normalized data, and easy-to-use access to troves of publicly available datasets.
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The group used sophisticated tactics to deliver malware that, when enabled, could give remote access to devices and files on a host machine, potentially opening up troves of private information to outsiders.
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Although the release of 26 objects may seem negligible compared to the vast troves of stolen African artworks held in Europe, locals in Abomey see the return as crucial to the region.
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The National Palace Museum owns one of the largest troves of ancient Chinese imperial artifacts, from paintings to rare books to all sorts of objects made of jade, bronze, ceramic, and more.
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Twice now—once in March 37 and again this April—troves of texts and other communications from San Francisco police officers have revealed unsettling racism and homophobia in the rank and file.
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Scrambling to react By last July when Russian intelligence began releasing troves of stolen emails from the Democratic National Committee, the FBI had been aware of the DNC intrusion about a year.
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"The RNC's record-breaking fundraising has allowed us to identify troves of new supporters online and continue investing in our unprecedented field program," committee chairwoman Ronna McDaniel said in a separate statement.
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To minimise revisions, they should rely more on tax records, internet searches and other troves of contemporaneous statistics, such as credit-card transactions, than on the standard surveys of businesses or consumers.
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Stone has long faced questions about his alleged ties to WikiLeaks, the whistleblower organization that published troves of Democratic emails U.S. officials say were hacked by Russian operatives before the 2016 election.
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Corsi is one of several people questioned by Mueller's investigators probing Stone's ties to WikiLeaks, which released troves of emails stolen from Democratic political groups by the Russians during the 2016 campaign.
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AT&T argued in court that combining its troves of data on customers with Time Warner's content would allow it to compete against Facebook and Google in the online targeted-advertising market.
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Manning, a transgender woman formerly known as Bradley Manning, is a former Army soldier who was court-martialed in July 2013 for leaking troves of sensitive diplomatic and military documents to WikiLeaks.
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One source familiar with the situation said that Podesta voluntarily spoke with the panel and that much the discussion centered on how Russian hackers got access to troves of his private emails.
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He is an Army veteran with a Ph.D. from the University of Chicago and an expert on the huge troves of data that have transformed education research over the past two decades.
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But the companies did not always obey those contracts and the carriers had little way of enforcing them, allowing troves of personal information to be used in ways consumers had never intended.
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Yes, but: Tech giants today control vast hoardes of cash, armies of talent and troves of data, and they provide billions of customers around the world with convenient, personalized, often free services.
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Afraid of heights, he dreaded the hairpin curves and steep descents that his route imposed and didn't want this phobia to bar him from vistas that might enrich his troves of anecdote.
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In the last three decades, scholars from the Einstein Papers Project, sponsored by Princeton University Press and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, have dived into troves of previously sealed or unknown correspondence.
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But it is not used to having tanks the size of Amazon's and Alibaba's on its lawn; their troves of data on customers may give them an edge in the delivery wars.
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It is not clear who carried out this attack, but vast troves of evidence in the six-year-civil war point to Syrian officials for war crimes including torture and chemical attacks.
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In the past few years, Google, Facebook and other companies that collect and keep gigantic troves of data about us have stepped up their efforts to give us control over that data.
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In three separate search warrants served to the social media giant in February, Trump administration lawyers sought troves of information from three Facebook users that include private messages and personal identifying information.
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LONDON (Reuters) - From sending special offers on restaurants to burger-loving current account holders to selling anonymized credit card records, banks are racing to monetize the huge troves of data they hold.
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This past spring, Amazon—which already has troves of data about buying and spending habits, and a direct line to consumers—received a patent for a manufacturing system that produces "on-demand" apparel.
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It released troves of documents from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) in July, forcing the resignation of Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz after tensions were revealed between the DNC and Democratic presidential candidate, Sen.
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Amazon, with its unfettered access to troves of valuable consumer and seller data, came upon a rather interesting business model around 1003, when it launched a private label division under the name AmazonBasics.
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The Verge has viewed screenshots of WeChat posts offering troves of Amazon data and spoken with sellers who have encountered brokers offering internal access, some after Amazon announced it had fired the employee.
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"We can greatly improve that research by opening access to the government's vast troves of taxpayer-funded data in ways that don't compromise privacy or security," he explained, according to MIT Technology Review.
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Survey after survey suggest that consumers care about preserving whatever privacy they have left — but few actually take steps to share less or delete the troves of data being collected about them online.
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The Federal Trade Commission announced last week a $5 billion settlement with the company over how the company lost control over massive troves of personal data and mishandled its communications with users. 4.
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Many smart people have suggested a public editor, but it would take an army to wade through the troves of content on Facebook with the same meticulous eye as a real news editor.
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Now, Americans spend nearly 6 hours per day consuming digital media( up to 50 minutes per day on Facebook alone), creating troves of data about their internet behavior, emotional biases and consumer habits.
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After nine months of secret collaboration, a global team of over 380 investigative journalists released the findings of one of the largest troves of leaked documents in history last week: the Paradise Papers.
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WikiLeaks has released a series of document troves that have proven embarrassing to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The reports, both commissioned by the committee, are based on troves of data Facebook, Twitter, and Google handed over to the committee about the Russian campaign to influence the 2016 US presidential election.
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In this case, the unwitting agents were the media organizations who covered the news, as well as WikiLeaks, which published troves of emails from Podesta's inbox, staggering them over the span of weeks.
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Healthcare providers have historically had access to troves of patient data, and with the introduction of new technologies such as fitness trackers and mobile health apps, this supply of data is only growing.
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"Markets can be treasure troves for locally made clothes, jewelry and knickknacks, and because the good ones are frequented by locals, they also give shoppers a pulse of the local life," she said.
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Unlike other collectors who chose to convert their troves into museums — like Isabella Stewart Gardner and Albert C. Barnes — Frick did not insist that everything remain exactly as it was upon his death.
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Mr. Trump and his allies had cheered on WikiLeaks during the campaign, when it released troves of embarrassing internal emails and documents stolen from the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman.
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In a push to make their collections increasingly accessible to the public, many major museums have begun to digitize and publish online giant troves of art — much of which has occupied storage vaults.
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At the hearing, Chopra said he's concerned that the massive troves of data held by companies like Amazon and Facebook allow them to elbow out smaller players, harming competition and stinging small businesses.
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And in the face of unprecedented scrutiny, the company continues hoovering up vast troves of users' data through ventures such as its recently announced $2.1 billion purchase of the fitness-device company Fitbit.
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And troves of ancient manuscripts, more recently rediscovered in church archives, have once again revived Zipoli and other composers of the period, whose music is played in elementary schools and on the radio.
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Hotel chains and travel companies have been a major target for Chinese espionage, in particular, because of the vast troves of data they store on American executives and government officials with security clearances.
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Twitter verification can be a vital asset to upstart political candidates seeking to oust established politicians, many of whom come into the race with significant social media followings and treasure troves of funding.
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That capability has become especially important for brick-and-mortar stores as they compete with online retailers, which often boast huge troves of data on their shoppers and algorithms to determine efficient stocking decisions.
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If they continue to be boosted by the trends behind economic concentration, from stellar returns to amassing troves of customer data and the increasing sophistication of proprietary software, their pricing forbearance may not last.
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The ban sucks, and a lot of wonderful online communities — including troves of artists who make a living selling their work on Tumblr — are going to be torn up because of squeamish corporate overlords.
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As befits a supermassive black hole of that size, it has managed, through its intense gravitational influence, to collect an assortment of cosmological wonders, including wayward stars, troves of interstellar dust, and various gases.
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Last month, Facebook, together with the non-profit Social Science Research Council, announced an initiative that will connect independent researchers with Facebook's vast and, until now, largely inaccessible troves of data on human behavior.
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He is accused of stealing huge troves of sensitive data during a hacking spree in 2012 and 2013, with lawyers claiming Love faced a jail sentence of up to 99 years if found guilty.
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And while the medical records were allegedly provided to the tech company "de-identified," Google has powerful tools that would enable it to piece its troves of data together to ultimately identify anonymized information.
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Large financial firms have been seeking to tap into their vast troves of customer data to offer more personalized services, even as technology companies face growing public scrutiny over how they handle such information.
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That storage facility, part of a row of warehouses in southern Tehran, lacked round-the-block security to avoid suspicions that it contained troves of secret documents about Iran's nuclear ambitions, the Times reported.
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Once the preserve of researchers, AI has grabbed the attention of businesses from healthcare to financial services looking to use algorithms to comb through large troves of data to recognize patterns and solve problems.
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Stone has attracted scrutiny for claiming during the campaign to have a line of communication with WikiLeaks, the organization that published troves of hacked emails from the DNC and Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
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But they also have a problem: Arguably the single most powerful tool at their disposal, their growing troves of data on every American user, is exactly the thing their customers have grown worried about.
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Committee leaders also planned to warn members that Whitaker could more stealthily erode Mueller's effectiveness by granting his GOP critics in Congress access to troves of sensitive documents that they've been requesting for months.
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The judge said Waymo's lawyers had presented strong evidence that Mr. Levandowski had downloaded troves of valuable information from Google before leaving and that he had tried to erase his tracks after doing so.
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While most of the attention will be on the big troves of delegates to be allocated in California and Texas, it's worth keeping an eye on states whose contests generally go under the radar.
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In other areas, the relationship between public programs and higher incomes and employment rates is more indirect and takes longer to play out, but researchers are analyzing vast troves of data to detect trends.
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From the start, privacy advocates have warned of the dangers associated with these devices, not just because they're embedded with cameras and microphones but because of the vast troves of data they routinely gather.
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But a letter last week, sent by the commission's vice chairman, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach (R), requesting that states provide troves of voter data to the panel was met with widespread defiance.
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Now, new advances in computing and the expansive troves of public data — many of which were not easily available even a decade ago — are greatly expanding how these programs can be used during emergencies.
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Paired with the troves of data the company already collects on its users, Lens could help Google maintain the massive competitive advantage it already has used to achieve a digital ad duopoly with Facebook.[CNET]
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As for the troves of data that make AI systems work, Mr Lee believes that Chinese consumers' willingness to give up privacy for convenience is a huge boon to its companies in the AI race.
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In effect, the very same algorithms that are trained with mass troves of data and run across Google's vast network of data centers are now being deployed to make those same data centers more efficient.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - The European Union plans to take a harder look at whether the collection of vast troves of consumer data by big Internet companies violates competition rules, competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager said on Sunday.
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It also ignores the vast troves of evidence we have of homoerotic art from that time period, some of which is archived in the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art's collection, for example.
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As Friedman pointed out earlier, we don't see colonists living in Antarctica or under the sea, so why should we expect troves of people to want to live in a place that's considerably more unpleasant?
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The Times reported that a U.S. Department of Justice inspector general report indicated that said program operated from 2008 to 2013, when former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden leaked troves of internal intelligence documents.
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Researchers at the cybersecurity firm UpGuard have discovered two troves of unprotected Facebook user data sitting on Amazon's servers, exposing hundreds of millions of records about users, including their names, passwords, comments, interests, and likes.
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The 85033 law provides some safeguards against aspects of the program deemed overly invasive, but Congress renewed the government's authority to sweep up troves of data on millions of U.S. citizens for national security purposes.
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Rights groups including the ACLU, Amnesty International, and Human Rights Watch also called on the president this week to pardon Edward Snowden, the former NSA contractor who leaked troves of documents detailing US surveillance practices.
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Discord, a chat platform made for gamers and used by people who harass women in the name of their hobby, is another, and we found troves of images of real women in those private channels.
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Denson says in 1997, Nicholson became the highest-ranking CIA officer ever convicted of espionage, after selling the identities of hundreds of CIA trainees and troves of highly classified files to Russia's foreign spy service.
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While it is phasing out some of the more contested loopholes, Ireland has just introduced a new break for profit on intellectual property, a potentially huge benefit to large technology companies with troves of patents.
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And now, federal scientists expect that glacial melt, a consequence of warming temperatures, could expose troves of shit that have been tossed into the snow as soon as this summer, USA Today reported on Monday.
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The investment also signals Alibaba's intention to boost control over China's domestic warehousing and delivery market, increasingly competitive as firms seek to make use of troves of logistics data about the country's Internet-savvy shoppers.
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The anonymous revenge-porn sharing site Anon-IB, notorious for revenge and child pornography, has been shut down indefinitely by the Dutch National Police after a more than yearlong investigation into troves of nude photos.
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Hawley also seeks changes to merger rules so attempts by Chinese companies to buy U.S. firms with troves of data would need pre-approval from the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS).
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Exhibit A is the notion that the Carpenter ruling applies only to location data captured by cellphone towers and not to location data streamed from smartphone apps, which can produce nearly identical troves of information.
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About 37 percent of respondents said they were willing to share their data with the company, which has sought to deploy its Watson supercomputer to analyze troves of information to spot diseases and research cures.
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The result: a 10,000-fold decrease in the time it takes to find a good decision set, allowing the use of far bigger databases, the way deep learning can mine enormous troves of information for patterns.
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The hacked server didn't contain the campaign's troves of information detailing which voters were likely to cast ballots for Clinton, Watson said, but the applications the Russians stole still could have provided insight into the campaign.
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It can provide unprecedented, real-time access to troves of patient health data that doctors, hospitals and drug companies can use — responsibly and with permission, of course — to improve results and forge lasting relationships with patients.
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Speaking on a call with reporters yesterday, a White House official said that Assange's promise did not influence Obama's decision on Manning, who was convicted in 2013 for leaking troves of classified military material to WikiLeaks.
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During the 2016 US presidential election, Russian hackers not only threatened election networks and voting systems, but wreaked havoc by targeting campaigns and political parties, particularly the Democratic National Committee, and leaking troves of sensitive data.
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With the stunning news that a bulk of Chelsea Manning's remaining sentence has been commuted by President Obama, there's an obvious question in the air about that other infamous leaker of government document troves, Edward Snowden.
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When pharma giant GSK invested$300 millionin 23andMe for exclusive access to the genetic testing company's troves of consumer data, we remarked how the move could lead to a more targeted approach to clinical drug trials.
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Driving the news: The story broke yesterday when Upguard reported it had found two troves of Facebook user data sitting on publicly accessible Amazon Web Services S3 "buckets" — cloud storage containers used mostly by backend programmers.
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Although groundbreaking technologies like machine learning and predictive analytics rely on vast troves of the stuff, the lax treatment of people's data by tech giants like Google and Facebook has made data a hot-button issue.
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The former Georgia Republican added that if Huawei had access to the world's 5G networks, China would be able to amass troves of data that would give its intelligence services a huge advantage over the West's.
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But this much is clear: There is a growing political consensus that the time has come for change in the tax rules to encourage repatriation of the vast troves of corporate earnings held outside the country.
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Titled The Theater of Disappearance, the installation, curated by Beatrice Galilee, reinterprets art history as established by one of the most influential Western institutions while also investigating the collecting practices that have shored up its troves.
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When that capability is plugged into an existing IBM AI tool called Watson Discovery, it can also make it easier for companies to dig through and glean insights from troves of documents and other written communications.
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WASHINGTON — In a major statement on privacy in the digital age, the Supreme Court ruled on Friday that the government generally needs a warrant to collect troves of location data about the customers of cellphone companies.
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Driving the news: Waymo announced Wednesday it's sharing what is believed to be one of the largest troves of self-driving vehicle data ever released in the hope of accelerating the development of automated vehicle technology.
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The agency is making the move after repeated public reports about data abuse — and after several companies continued to sell access to troves of personal information for months despite saying they were sharply limiting the practice.
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The real win will be lifting our heads from our phones without needing to completely cut the cord to the rich troves of online information that can enhance our lives in a million different ways. So….
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Judge Alsup said Wednesday that Waymo's lawyers had presented strong evidence that Mr. Levandowski had downloaded troves of valuable information from Google before leaving the company and had tried to erase his tracks after doing so.
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In a stunning debut collection of poems, Alison C. Rollins makes use of imagery relating to archives, texts, figures from history, card catalogs, classifications — libraries as evocative troves of imagery, blurring eras, familiar phrases and identities.
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After that, the F.B.I. asked the N.S.A. to collect as much information as possible about the Russian operatives on the phone calls, and to search through troves of previous intercepted communications that had not been analyzed.
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It's a fix, he says, for "platform risk": when a big company lures in startups to build products that rely on the giant's troves of user data, only to cut off access to that data later.
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Why it matters: Twitter verification can be a vital asset to upstart political candidates seeking to oust established politicians, many of whom come into the race with significant social media followings and treasure troves of funding.
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Their latest work: Business controls: Beijing is amassing vast troves of data — including payroll data, copyright violations, even how many employees are members of the Communist Party — and using that to grade businesses and their operators.
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Baker and Kazu Hiro, who created the prosthetics for the film, and the team went through troves of images, documentaries and spent months watching clips of Fox, to study the women's faces and on-air uniforms.
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There was an official French media blackout on sharing the specific contents of the hacking before the vote, and the troves of data did not appear to have had a large impact on the election's result.
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Over the past couple years, the search for Flight 370 has uncovered troves of new information about the belly of the Indian Ocean, an area that scientists previously knew little about compared to other oceanic floors.
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Europe has strict privacy protections that limit the use of personal information, but America is more lightly regulated, allowing the sale of huge troves of consumer data to any company or candidate who can afford them.
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Dolkun Isa, president of the Munich-based group the World Uighur Congress, was speaking after two leaked troves of classified Chinese government documents provided evidence of mass detention camps for Uighurs in its western Xinjiang region.
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The results are significant because, despite the massive troves of wearable data that have been collected over the past few years, healthcare systems and wearable manufacturers have struggled to turn data into meaningful information — until now.
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Prosecutors have handed over troves of evidence — tens of thousands of pages and hours of wiretap audio recordings — but successfully argued that the most sensitive witnesses would be in grave peril if identified ahead of testifying.
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Earlier this week, the Justice Department met with state attorneys general to focus on the need to protect consumer privacy when big technology companies amass vast troves of data, but came to no immediate conclusions, Reuters reported.
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Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll is retained on behalf of the Democratic National Committee, which had troves of information exfiltrated during the 2016 election that was then strategically disseminated by Wikileaks and its self-exiled leader Julian Assange.
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Brandi Hoffine, a White House spokeswoman, said critics of the administration's handling of records requests neglected to credit an important administration effort to put vast troves of government data online so that no specific requests are needed.
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As we give more and more of our data to social media companies and as the tools for sifting through those huge troves of data get better, measuring personality and targeting specific political messages might become easier.
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While some closest to Obama defend the response, saying that by late summer it was already too late to prevent troves of hacked emails from transferring to WikiLeaks and other groups, others expressed regret, the newspaper said.
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Cancer is its molten centerpiece: Using huge troves of data, including gene sequences of hundreds of thousands of specimens and experiments performed in laboratories nationwide, the project's goal is to find individualized medicines for every patient's cancer.
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Over the past four months, the French and Belgian police have raided dozens of buildings, scooped up troves of documents and questioned scores of suspects as part of their investigation into the attacks and Mr. Abdeslam's whereabouts.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The vast troves of consumer data held by big Internet companies should be scrutinized in merger probes because they have a big impact on competition, the president of the German antitrust watchdog told a newspaper.
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Privacy advocates warn that without strong federal protections, broadband companies will amass vast troves of user information to use for online advertising—information that could also potentially be turned over to government snoops, or stolen by hackers.
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Like those earlier candidates, Ms. Warren faces multiple rivals who may splinter the electorate this winter, and running up the vote margin in predominantly black areas could once again deliver troves of delegates needed for the nomination.
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That's in part because the company also wants to avoid handing troves of data to third parties who could misuse it — after all, that's where the Cambridge Analytica scandal that kindled its loss of public trust started.
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Previous troves of documents handed over by the administration revealed that on July 25, roughly 90 minutes after Trump's call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, Duffey notified the Pentagon that security funding for Ukraine would be frozen.
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Bloomberg's humongous ad campaign could help him win major troves of voters that otherwise would have gone to Biden, and the ongoing if weakened campaigns of Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar could pull from Biden as well.
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The computer programs that have been developed to parse context and sentiment from human language have come a ways since then, with some able to comb through massive troves of documents and identify complex concepts such as fraud.
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On Friday, March 8, 2019, Manning, who served years in prison for leaking one of the largest troves of classified documents in U.S. history, was sent to jail for refusing to testify before a grand jury investigating Wikileaks.
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CEO Randall Stephenson said during the trial that the company could combine Time Warner's entertainment offerings with AT&T's troves of customer data to create targeted advertisements similar to the business models that Facebook and Google rely on.
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The two reports, both commissioned by the committee, were based on troves of data -- much of it not disclosed publicly -- about the Russian campaign to influence the 2016 US presidential election that Facebook, Twitter and Google gave lawmakers.
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Amazon is largely favored to win the lucrative cloud-computing contract, as experts have noted the company's cloud-computing arm, Amazon Web Services, is the best-equipped to handle the troves of classified and top-secret data involved.
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While the court has ruled that the police can't search people's phones inside the country without a warrant because they contain troves of personal information, it hasn't yet decided on a case about phone searches at the border.
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While sitting on huge troves of information about public opinion and voter intent, social media firms watched as U.S. and UK pollsters, journalists, politicians and civil society groups made bad projections and poor decisions with the wrong information.
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We can also imagine it being unnecessary in an era where machines can parse vast troves of data to build predictive models of once unquantifiable things, such as suffering reflected in the microexpressions of a face, for example.
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Ahead of Violator's release tomorrow, THUMP interviewed LaBeija over email about today's club culture in New York, the troves of unreleased tunes he's itching to play out, and how his personal life can be heard in his music.
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" • Cass Sunstein of Bloomberg View writes, "It would be a mistake to take the fiasco as a reason to keep treasure troves of information out of the hands of people who can provide immensely valuable services with it.
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In another tweet, Mr. Trump addressed Mr. Stone, who is being investigated by Mr. Mueller's team over whether he had advance knowledge of plans by the website WikiLeaks to release troves of emails stolen from Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Bernie Sanders holds a comfortable lead in Tuesday's Texas Democratic primary, one of the biggest troves of delegates up for grabs in the race for the 22.5 presidential nomination, according to an NBC News/Marist poll released Sunday.
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Washington is also concerned about Chinese cyberattacks on corporations and government agencies that host vast troves of Americans' personal data, especially information — like security clearance applications and health records — that could help Beijing turn Americans into double agents.
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The charges revolved around interactions between Assange — who occupies a grey area between hacker and journalist — and former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning, who passed along troves of classified information related to U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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" Why it matters so much: "Twitter verification can be a vital asset to upstart political candidates seeking to oust established politicians, many of whom come into the race with significant social media followings and treasure troves of funding.
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And three of the firm's top executives are facing scrutiny after they sold off large troves of Equifax stock just days after the breach was discovered — though they have denied knowledge of the break-in at that time.
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Like other machine learning systems, NLPs (short for "natural language processors" or sometimes "natural language programs") are bits of code that comb through vast troves of human writing and churn out something else––insights, suggestions, even policy recommendations.
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The findings raise privacy concerns as apps like Twitter and Facebook have begun to share the profiles of apps used with advertisers and as large data breaches leaking massive troves of user data at once become a growing threat.
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After reports in March that troves of Facebook data were improperly shared by researchers with the election targeting firm Cambridge Analytica, activists and concerned users started a #DeleteFacebook campaign that has ebbed and flowed in popularity throughout the year.
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It'll likely be a long while before Tinder is actively using its troves of data — about who you like, and if you're in the majority, and all your deal-breakers — to help marketers and advertisers better sell to you.
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During its 57 hours of activity on the surface, Philae collected troves of data on Comet 67P's complex surface, in addition to giving us an unprecedented snapshot of the volatile gases and organic molecules present on such a body.
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Granted, campaigns, and therefore underground market troves, don't have access to Social Security numbers, but nonetheless, exposed information could be used to carry out phishing attacks or to break into a voter's online accounts by correctly answering password questions.
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Trump Jr.'s contacts also included exchanging private Twitter messages with WikiLeaks, the organization that published troves of stolen emails from the Democratic National Committee and Clinton campaign that U.S. intelligence officials later said were pilfered by Russian agents.
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Researchers can't just dump massive troves of data in an online database and call it a day; they have to erase any information that could identify the study participants and they have to make sure the data isn't confusing.
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The company would be able to combine its troves of consumer data with Time Warner's popular programming — which includes HBO, CNN, TNT and TBS — to compete for online advertising dollars that have been increasingly funneled to Google and Facebook.
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Now it was announcing a $20173 billion acquisition of a firm with troves of the most intimate details of its users' physical health, from their heart rate to their exercise routines to how many hours they sleep at night.
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The case is widely viewed as a watershed moment in the long-running fight between the tech industry and the government over how and when authorities can use the troves of personal data collected and stored by tech companies.
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But then, as new tools and methods made gene sequencing easier and faster, and as more powerful computers allowed analysis of the vast troves of genomic data, researchers went far beyond 16S rRNA, comparing other genes and whole genomes.
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Congress and the administration should proceed with all deliberate haste to identify domestic sources of the metals and minerals needed for national defense — and ensure that America begins to extract more of its own vast troves of these resources.
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The report also states that Russia's operation to interfere with the election began in March 2016, and hackers had stolen mass troves of emails from Democratic officials by May, which is when WikiLeaks first began publishing the DNC messages.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) claims that border officers—from Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)—can freely ransack travelers' smartphones and laptops and the massive troves of highly personal information they contain.
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Arun Kant, chief executive and chief investment officer at Singapore-based investing firm Leonie Hill Capital, told CNBC he expected the right-wing populist to prevail thanks to his firm's proprietary artificial intelligence (AI) system's analysis of troves of data.
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Between Russian meddling in multiple democratic elections, massive Chinese data exfiltration from troves like the US Office of Personnel Management, and out-of-control ransomware spreading from North Korea, nation-state cyber-aggression has become markedly more prominent in recent years.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. Justice Department "listening session" with state attorneys general on Tuesday focused on protecting consumer privacy when big technology companies amass vast troves of data, but came to no immediate conclusions, three participants said after the meeting.
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There's no question excess staff can of course help warehouses absorb upticks in volume, though how many surprises there could be for a company like Amazon with access to troves of individualized customer data spanning over two decades is dubious.
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The debate over the past year has focused on using antitrust measures to, for example, clamp down on the treasure troves of data controlled by Google, Facebook and Amazon — and to prevent them from getting any bigger with new acquisitions.
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For insurers the challenge is how to cover those risks for customers they know little about, who use technology few understand and represent a young industry that lacks troves of data insurers usually rely on in designing and pricing coverage.
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Google, Facebook and Apple with their massive troves of user data and contractual consent to use it would not face any problem but the same cannot be said of other companies without the same access to volumes of information, he said.
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On-demand services from companies such as Netflix Inc and Hulu already mine troves of user data to suggest movies and TV shows based on a customer's preferences, but the new live streaming options can respond to real-time viewing habits.
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He did not have the troves of data that economists have today, but could see that the mass unemployment of the 1930s was the result of a deep market failure: the queues of people on the dole were unwillingly unemployed.
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In the last couple of years, regulators in Europe have escalated their attacks, questioning exactly how these companies operate, what they do with the vast troves of data they collect from users, and forcing them to change their fundamental business practices.
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Some of the GOP primary states still ahead -- including New York (April 19) and California (June 7) -- have treasure troves of delegates at stake, and early polling shows that they could be hostile territory for Cruz's brand of Constitutional evangelism.
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During the first such archive-athon, held at the University of Toronto on December 17th, volunteers managed to scrape "pretty much the entire EPA website," according to Kim, extracting troves of information on everything from water quality to air pollution.
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If tech companies are dominant by virtue of their data troves, competition authorities working with privacy regulators may feel justified in demanding they share those data, either with the people who generate them or with other companies in the market.
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A new study by the environmental watchdog Energy and Policy Institute unearthed troves of documents that clearly show utility companies, and the organizations that lobby on their behalf, were aware of the damaging effects of climate change long before the public.
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With all the data Lyft and other ride-sharing platforms — including Uber, Grab and Didi Chuxing — are gathering, each will continue to add more features that leverage those data troves to make operations run more smoothly and lure more customers.
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The purpose of such work is to enable the large-scale editing of genomes, which would allow for dramatic redesigns of existing genomes, or the flushing out of troves of unwanted, deleterious genetic information from DNA, including retroviruses or redundant genes.
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Washington (CNN Business)The Federal Trade Commission announced a $22017 billion settlement with Facebook (FB) on Wednesday, resolving a sweeping investigation by regulators into how the company lost control over massive troves of personal data and mishandled its communications with users.
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While Swedish prosecutors dropped extradition requests related to sex crime allegations in May 2017, Assange fears that if British police detain him, U.S. prosecutors will immediately issue an extradition request over Wikileaks' decision to publish troves of secret U.S. military documents.
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Ankur Jain is the founder of the Kairos Society As CES rolls out troves of new Alexa-enabled toasters, mirrors and even shower heads, the gathering has become just another symbol of Silicon Valley's disconnect with the needs of everyday people.
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They've been a pleasure to read lately, so many thanks to Motherboard readers, who turned our inboxes from dumping grounds for Indiegogo pitches and phishing schemes to treasures troves of interesting questions, thoughtful responses to our stories, and hilarious anecdotes.
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Mueller has accused Stone of lying to the House Intelligence Committee about his interactions regarding WikiLeaks, the organization that released troves of hacked Democratic emails ahead of the 2016 election that U.S. officials later concluded were stolen by Russian military hackers.
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The so-called land transfer movement has gained traction among some conservatives because federal acres contain rich troves of timber, ore and grazing grass, and certain state officials believe they should be able to decide what happens to those resources.
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"China's artificial intelligence capabilities rival the U.S., are powered by enormous data troves to include vast amounts of information stolen from the U.S., and the country has already shown a propensity to employ synthetic media in television broadcast journalism," he said.
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The reports, both of which were commissioned by the committee, are based on troves of data that Facebook, Twitter, and Google handed over to the committee about the Russian campaign to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election and American politics generally.
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Mueller has accused Stone of lying to the House Intelligence Committee about his interactions regarding WikiLeaks, the organization that released troves of hacked Democratic emails ahead of the 2016 election that U.S. officials later concluded were stolen by Russian military hackers.
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Among other lines of inquiry, Mueller has been scrutinizing associates of Stone in an effort to determine whether he or any others linked to Trump had advanced knowledge of WikiLeaks's plans to release troves of Democratic emails hacked by Russia.
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Protecting privacy and data Another priority for many Democrats and Republicans is ensuring that consumer privacy is protected in self-driving cars, which is an increasing concern since the vehicles need to collect troves of data in order to function.
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Photo: APA Washington, D.C. court sent a stinging rebuke to the Department of Justice this week, telling authorities they could not issue a blanket demand for troves of information on visitors to an anti-Donald Trump website before the election.
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In one high-profile example, known in Ukraine as the case of the "diamond prosecutors," troves of diamonds, cash and other valuables were found in the homes of two of Mr. Shokin's subordinates, suggesting that they had been taking bribes.
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By the time the ESA lands on the lunar surface, the moon is likely to be a busy place, with landers touching down and sometimes taking off again with treasure troves of geological samples, and rovers rolling across the silent landscape.
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On the other side of the business, information from receipts is funneled back into Snapcart's data troves where it is compiled and used to provide clients — such as a consulting agencies — with reports and information about consumer spending and shopping habits.
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The offshore money isn't going to fintech: While Switzerland benefits from troves of cash that could potentially be used for venture funding, the incubator and venture community is relatively undeveloped in comparison to other fintech hubs like London and New York.
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" And about that breath: intelligence agencies can query the troves of information this collection produces for U.S. person identifiers (often called "backdoor searches"), and no "showing of suspicion that the U.S. person is engaged in any form of wrongdoing is required.
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As Ms. Kane's own legal fortunes deteriorated over the past two years, she released troves of bombshell emails, forcing the resignations of two State Supreme Court justices and some officials who had worked in the attorney general's office under Mr. Corbett.
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Mr. Trice was taking advantage of the sharp drop in costs of drilling to pursue his sometimes quixotic 12-year quest to prove that undiscovered troves of oil still lie in British waters — if you just know where to look.
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They (and other multi-site networks, like Gamma Entertainment and WGCZ Holdings) collect troves of data on what their users watch and how they engage with it, then feed this data back to the content producers working within their networks.
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And between scandals like Cambridge Analytica and Clearview AI, in which huge troves of data were scraped from users without their knowledge or consent, the monster that Zuckerberg created may have foreclosed the possibility of privacy for billions of people.
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Archives are treasure troves for historians, but what can a historian of ballet — an art transmitted from dancer to dancer, foot to foot — do with a collection of gas and electricity bills, leave applications, fire damage reports and rejected libretti?
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Mueller has accused Stone of lying to the House Intelligence Committee about his interactions regarding WikiLeaks, the organization that released troves of hacked Democratic emails ahead of the 2016 election that U.S. officials later concluded were stolen by Russian military hackers.
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But adequate safeguards were not adopted, and as a result, unauthorized personnel at IBM subsidiaries in Eastern Europe had access to vast troves of sensitive information, including details about bridges, roads, ports, the subway system in Stockholm and other infrastructure.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Troves of new data from a NASA probe's close encounters with the sun are giving scientists unique insight about the solar wind and space weather more generally as the spacecraft zooms through the outermost part of the star's atmosphere.
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AstraZeneca is not the first drugmaker to start amassing troves of human DNA in this way but Venter, one of the first scientists to sequence the human genome, said it was the biggest commitment to date by any pharmaceutical company.
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Less than a day after Facebook got busted paying users, including teens, $20 a month in gift cards to use its Research App that collected troves of users' personal data, a new TechCrunch report revealed that Google is guilty of a similar practice.
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Because of the startup's access to troves of data, both through the new Phosphorus tests and the Recombine data, which asks its customers to opt-in to anonymously share their genomic data, Phosphorus can detect things that might be missed in another test.
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Immediately, the images became among the largest troves of internal Google discussions exposed to the public, including some images with the full names and profile pictures of Google employees, some of whom previously have been harassed for their opposition to the memo.
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Developments in technology and data processing — particularly artificial intelligence, facial recognition, and analytic processing of vast troves of data — prompt lawmakers to look for legal and regulatory solutions to address consumer concerns and the risks disruptive technologies and data uses raise for individuals.
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Insurance may not be lucrative-enough for tech giants in the short-term, but as real-time data and analytics are used to create insurance policies, tech giants may be tempted to use their troves of data to compete with insurers directly.
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Uber and Lyft are sitting on troves of really interesting data on the movement of cars and people, but they are generally reluctant to share it with governments or academic researchers out of privacy concerns and for fear of compromising their competitive advantage.
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When Disney purchased Lucasfilm, it didn't do so with the intention of making a couple of films: it bought the company's vast and deep troves of intellectual property: thousands and thousands of characters and stories that it will undoubtedly mine for decades.
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Dasha Metropolitansky and Kian Attari, two students at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, recently built a tool that combs through vast troves of consumer datasets exposed from breaches for a class paper they've yet to publish.
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Whereas FICO had previously created custom algorithms for lenders by mapping their past customers' attributes onto future ones, its new score used the troves of data held by the three bureaus to assign a three-digit number to every individual in the system.
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Details: To entice people to spend more, casinos use their troves of data to tweak every aspect of the gambling experience — from marketing and casino layout to the incentives and freebies that get people through the door and then keep them inside.
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The company laid out a multipart plan designed to reduce the amount of data shared by users with outside developers and said it would audit some developers who had access to large troves of data before earlier restrictions were implemented in 2014.
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And as we hurtle toward 2020, Trump will be able to point to everything from a massive corporate tax cut to low unemployment to palpably pro-business Supreme Court decisions to generate good will—and huge troves of campaign cash— from his donors.
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ResyFly uses Resy's troves of data to determine the best way for restaurants to eliminate gaps in their inventory throughout a given night, taking into account things like date, time, weather and even the average time spent eating at a given restaurant.
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Worse yet, in some cases, organizations are sitting on treasure troves of data that could be turned into new revenue opportunities, and yet they aren't doing anything with it, because they simply lack the time and resources to put it to use.
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Today Comic-Con HQ announced that Mark Hamill would be hosting a new show, Pop Culture Quest, which will feature Hamill talking to memorabilia collectors while they show off their impressive treasure troves of action figures, comic books, and other pop culture items.
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With the rise of smart city and Internet of Things (IoT) initiatives, many cities are equipped with tools such as connected infrastructure, lidar-sensors, high-quality broadband, and troves of data that make it easier to manage issues around congestion, infrastructure, or otherwise.
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McAuliffe, the author of several books about Paris, draws on the troves of material left behind by the era's great writers and expats to bring the city to life in a kind of you-are-here-with-Cocteau-and-Chanel tableau vivant.
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Both Gates and Bannon testified that the campaign had considered Stone to be its link to WikiLeaks, which in the latter half of 2016 released troves of emails stolen from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman.
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WASHINGTON — Lawmakers on the House Intelligence Committee unanimously signed a letter to President Obama on Thursday asking him not to pardon Edward J. Snowden, the former intelligence contractor who leaked troves of information about National Security Agency surveillance and data collection in 2013.
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Among them is a searchable, full-text archive of the New York Times from 1851 to 2016, as well as an archive of the Wall Street Journal from 1889 through the present and access to two online troves of historical periodicals, Newspapers.
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At the core of these hypothetical arguments is the large question of not only how to regulate Facebook but of how to conceptualize an entity that operates largely without meaningful competitors and collects troves of information on more than two billion human beings.
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But now this disparate cast has been joined by a very different sort of large-scale leaker, more stealthy and better funded: the intelligence services of nation states, which hack into troves of documents and then use a proxy to release them.
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Sharp, immediate blowback, including from the C.I.A. director, prompted Harvard to rescind the offer and apologize for "not recognizing upfront the full implications" of appearing to endorse Ms. Manning, a former Army private convicted of leaking vast troves of classified information to WikiLeaks.
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In the first operation, beginning in 2006, they hacked at least 45 companies and government agencies in at least 12 states and stole vast troves of data from firms in industries such as aviation, oil and natural gas, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and telecommunications.
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For years, the program — which allows the country's largest intelligence organization to gain access to massive troves of Americans' domestic communications — enjoyed the support of Republicans, Democrats, the intelligence community and every administration from George W. Bush to Barack Obama to Donald Trump.
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All of Amazon's acquisitions and new features are having a cumulative effect, allowing the company to draw on its vast customer base and troves of data to discover what is popular, and return that information to customers, creating a lucrative feedback loop.
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Blumenauer argued that the House could use the delay to continue to build on its evidence for impeachment, and possibly to score additional legal victories that could unlock troves of new evidence and witness testimony that the Trump administration has withheld from Congress.
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Powell has filed a flurry of requests with the court to try to force the Justice Department to turn over troves of records that she said would show the FBI conducted an "ambush" interview of Flynn and withheld evidence that could exonerate him.
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Vast troves of data from how fast we drive our cars to how much time a robot needs to churn out products in factories have yet to be fully exploited, said Thierry Breton, the European Commissioner in charge of the EU single market.
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The 24-year-old, who goes by the stage name Jacob Norman Chainsaw-Arm, found troves of material within some of his favorite characters, eventually vowing to craft an individualized tune for each of the more than 700 types that populate the Pokémon universe.
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By indicating that he's open to receiving help from foreign governments - despite troves of open source information indicating that Russia was trying to interfere in our 2016 election to advance its own agenda - the President's penchant for undercutting his home team continues to march forward.
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Mike Quigley (D-IL) asked Mueller to opine on a series of public statements Trump made during the 2016 presidential campaign praising WikiLeaks after the site dropped troves of private emails hacked from the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton's campaign by Russian actors.
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Even with the vast troves of intel promised by mass adoption of connected devices in people's homes which will effectively double as bugging devices (conveniently self-installed by the home-owner), the security service's stated desire is for multiple surveillance lines in to citizens' lives.
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A story I wrote for The Atlantic last year: The desperate search for Lebanon's mass graves Primer's headline: The missing memories of Beirut My thoughts: Haunting — very good What's next: Summarizing huge troves of documents can help fish out useful information from a bottomless sea.
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Given that Foursquare's greatest asset is its data (both about the people it serves and the places they go), Shapiro's twelve years of experience in analytics should prove beneficial as Foursquare tries to leverage its troves of data in the most refined way possible.
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Identifying edited versions of a video is trickier, and given that the automated systems that many large-scale platforms use to manage troves of content are a mess, one might be wary that such a system could purge relatively benign content by design or accident.
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The bigger concern for Google is that the EU regulators' aggressive move will nudge U.S. counterparts to take a closer look at industry dynamics and whether the dominant tech firms use their growing troves of data and increasingly sophisticated algorithms to skew competition more broadly.
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Swedish authorities have sought to question Assange, 44, on an accusation of rape, but the Australian national has denied the claim and fears extradition to the US, where he could face charges related to the troves of diplomatic cables that WikiLeaks began publishing in 2010.
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He had plenty of eccentricities: his fondness for the color purple, using "U" for "you" and a drawn eye for "I" long before textspeak, his vigilant policing of his music online, his penchant for releasing troves of music at once, his intensely private persona.
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The Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) data standard — a more agile, developer-friendly method of sharing health data within and across health organizations — achievedadoption in the United States last year, which should help providers unlock insights buried in their huge troves of patient data.
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Big data analytics — where vast troves of information are structured and used to help businesses gain more insights into their operations and customers, to develop new products, and to run more efficiently — are a cornerstone of how many tech-centric enterprises run their businesses today.
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His wife did not like his initial purchase, but together they began to collect under the guidance of one of the Netherlands' leading old master dealers, Robert Noortman, and accumulated one of the world's most respected troves of Dutch and Flemish masters in private hands.
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Partly, that was not a surprise: Many of Trump's personnel choices had little or no government experience, and the Obama aides were presenting massive troves of information to them about how a raft of agencies had to work together to respond to various crises.
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But when economists at the research division of the World Bank — which uses the bank's vast troves of data and resources to do important economic research meant to be politically independent from the bank — submitted the paper, its publication was delayed for internal review.
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An investigation into the theft of the personal information of nearly every adult in Bulgaria led to the arrest of a 20-year-old computer programmer, the police announced Wednesday, in connection with a breach that underscores the vulnerability of vast troves of digitized information.
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The company has been hobbled by the crisis and it's struggling to regain public and regulators' confidence after the fatal crashes and troves of emails showing its own employees boasted about bullying regulators, while others expressed worries over what they described as lax safety standards.
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As a child, Mr. del Toro was entranced by the underground treasure troves of "The Arabian Nights"; later, he fell in love with the 1973 made-for-TV movie "The Night Strangler," which featured scenes shot in downtown Seattle's famed network of tunnels and passageways.
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But on Tuesday, officials at the meeting in Washington said the hour-long conversation focused more on developing an infrastructure to understand how Silicon Valley giants like Facebook and Google handle the massive troves of consumer data they've amassed, and combat any of its misuse.
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The company has been impaired by the crisis and is struggling to regain public and regulators' confidence after the fatal crashes and troves of emails showing its own employees boasted about bullying regulators, while others expressed worries over what they described as lax safety standards.
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Mr. Assange feared that Sweden would turn him over to the United States to face prosecution over WikiLeaks' publication of troves of classified government documents on the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, classified diplomatic cables and electronic hacking by the C.I.A., among other subjects.
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Its holdings were enriched by the institution's acquisitions of troves of objects amassed in Japan by such pioneering, 21880th-century, Western collector-researchers as the Americans Ernest Francisco Fenollosa, an art historian, and William Sturgis Bigelow, a physician, both of whom spent many years living in Japan.
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A federal judge on Tuesday sentenced a former engineer at the National Security Agency to five and a half years in prison for causing a major security breach at the agency after he removed troves of top secret information without authorization and kept it at his home.
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The problem, however, is how to sort through these massive troves of satellite imagery data in such a way that the images can actually be useful (as National Defense Magazine put it, when it comes to satellite imagery, there is too much information and not enough intelligence).
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In a new project called Backyard World, a network of citizen scientists can look through troves of "flipbook" movies made from images captured by NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer (WISE) mission with the hopes of finding Planet 9, which astronomers say will look a little blue.
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The decision means Manning, who as a US Army intelligence analyst in 2010 turned over troves of military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks, will be out of prison on May 17 — decades earlier than her 35-year-sentence, of which she's into her seventh year, dictated.
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But there's also the simple fact that Donald Trump's digital strategy director, Brad Parscale, was able to effectively and inexpensively leverage the social media tools and data troves amassed by the Republican National Committee that were already available to the candidate who won the Republican primary.
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For instance, committee chairman Mike Crapo noted that Facebook's existing troves of personal data coupled with Libra would give it a concerning amount of reach and influence, according to Bloomberg, while Republican Martha McSally said, "I don't trust you guys," cited by the New York Times.
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The California inquiry adds to the intense scrutiny of Facebook's business in recent years, much of it set off by reports in The New York Times in March 2018 that the political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica had harvested troves of Facebook data to compile voter profiles.
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As surveillance and data troves continue to expand, and as malicious hacking becomes more of a persistent problem, there are startups popping up that are trying to address this gap, although most appear to have focused around the big data opportunity rather than biometrics and images.
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The big picture: Cities naturally want to take advantage of the troves of information citizens are sharing on social media, but some people may not expect city administrators to "listen to" them when blowing off steam about a traffic jam or venting about a snow plow.
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That's because the method has become even more virulent, thanks to the availability of sophisticated malware, some stolen from intelligence agencies; troves of people's personal information from previous breaches; and ongoing developments in machine learning that can deep-dive into this data and craft highly effective attacks.
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Until Washington sets a nationwide standard, American businesses are faced with a confusing, inconsistent patchwork of data security and privacy laws that not only increases regulatory compliance costs for businesses, but also creates glaring loopholes that bad actors can exploit to steal troves of loosely guarded datasets.
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Based on the best available data, August, iRobot, Ring and the rest of the smart home device makers have hundreds of millions of users and customers around the world, with the potential to give governments vast troves of data — and users and customers are none the wiser.
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The fruit of those efforts should pop up next week, when the website is expected to release more than 10 billion YouTube video metadata files, and the launch of a new service that should allow the public to lend a hand in organizing vast troves of data.
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In an interview with Wired, Bastian Obermayer, the Süddeutsche Zeitung reporter who first interacted with the anonymous whistleblower, said the German paper had months of encrypted conversations with the source, who over a few months continuously fed the reporters troves of confidential documents, emails, and invoices.
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While Facebook may indeed be able to weather this storm in isolation, it's an open question whether knowledge the company has already handed off such huge troves of user data has exhausted the public's outrage reserves or revelations of additional prior incidents would make people angrier and angrier.
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From Silicon Valley, The New York Times published an internal protest memo written by several thousand Google employees, which vociferously opposed Google's work on a Defense Department-led initiative called Project Maven, which aims to use computer vision algorithms to analyze vast troves of image and video data.
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Although Google has long dominated the market for consumer search queries, Elastic has taken the approach of providing a set of strong search tools to organizations to help them both with tackling their own internal data troves, but also to help them build products for their customers to use.
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The recording about the former Playboy model, Karen McDougal, was among the troves of documents and materials seized in the FBI raid of Cohen's hotel, residence and office earlier this year amid a criminal investigation of Cohen by the US attorney's office for the Southern District of New York.
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The Russians had plenty of quid to offer: promises of damaging information about Hillary Clinton, troves of stolen emails from her campaign chairman and the Democratic National Committee, the prospect of a lucrative real-estate deal in Moscow, and surreptitious assistance in winning the presidency of the United States.
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From there, Finn saw a through line to the sculptor Nevine Mahmoud's laboriously hand-carved marble sculptures of fruit, the artist Alix Pearlstein's woven Band-Aid works and the artist Amy Brener's hanging silicone sculptures, which often appear as if they have ingested troves of miscellaneous everyday objects.
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When WikiLeaks and other websites published troves of hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton's campaign during the final months of the presidential election, the American news media enthusiastically seized on the documents to illuminate the inner workings of a political party and its standard-bearer.
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Court documents filed Monday in United States federal court in Minnesota showed that the N.H.L. had demanded troves of information from research done by neurology experts at Boston University who have examined the brains of more than 200 athletes for C.T.E. and have done groundbreaking work on the subject.
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An array of Trump aides are known to have lied about their contacts with Moscow, and the entire US intelligence community — literally every part of it — believes Russia hacked the Democratic National Committee and timed the release of specific troves of emails to hurt Hillary Clinton and help Trump.
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While AI has obvious benefits — it can be used to scan through troves of data to detect cancer and automate driving to reduce fatalities — a lot of very smart people, including the White House and Elon Musk's nonprofit Open AI, have warned how artificially intelligent systems can go awry.
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But now, interviews and emails obtained by BuzzFeed News lay bare the numerous hurdles the secretive committee has faced in its mission to obtain and decipher troves of banking records that could shed more light on the Russian scheme — and whether the current president had anything to do with it.
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It's a collection of candid celebrity photos, all vintage, and all obscure enough to make the site a veritable goldmine for anyone who wishes they had the personal time to sift through Tumblr, hit the web's many open photo troves in earnest, or work their way through every Turner classic movie.
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Visit treasure troves of vintage clothing like those designers often excavate for their inspirations — places like Bob Melet's Melet Mercantile — and you'll probably come upon items from little-known or long-forgotten labels, generic things so well designed and attentively made that you can hardly believe Anonymous was the creator.
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Viewing murders and suicides for months or years on end can cause moderators to develop very real psychological problems, and several former moderators I've spoken to have claimed to suffer from PTSD after sifting through troves of violent content and hate speech, or themselves becoming the subject of harassment by users.
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That term generally connotes hacking or a technical compromise of some kind, though the Cambridge Analytica situation involves a since-deprecated lax API and a business model that revolves around collecting massive troves of personal data and doling it out in ways often far from transparent to the average user.
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As Axios reported earlier this year, the bigger concern for Google is that the EU regulators' aggressive move will nudge U.S. counterparts to take a closer look at industry dynamics and whether the dominant tech firms use their growing troves of data and increasingly sophisticated algorithms to skew competition more broadly.
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Prosecutors say Stone made "multiple false statements" to the House Intelligence Committee about his interactions regarding "Organization 2628" — which matches the description of WikiLeaks, the organization that released troves of hacked Democratic emails before the 28500 election that the U.S. intelligence community later said were originally pilfered by Russian intelligence agents.
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Prosecutors say Stone made "multiple false statements" to the House Intelligence Committee about his interactions regarding "Organization 1" — which matches the description of WikiLeaks, the organization that released troves of hacked Democratic emails before the 2016 election that the U.S. intelligence community later said were originally pilfered by Russian intelligence agents.
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Prosecutors say Stone made "multiple false statements" to the House Intelligence Committee about his interactions regarding "Organization 1" -- which matches the description of WikiLeaks, the organization that released troves of hacked Democratic emails before the 21625 election that the U.S. intelligence community later said were originally pilfered by Russian intelligence agents.
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Or more generally, to acquisitions and consolidations in the tech sphere that come with streamlining — not just the winnowing down of valuations and the loss of jobs, but the ditching of troves of images, videos, and text that go unclaimed when email address-based user accounts change hands and get lost.
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About a two-hour drive from Maastricht, the museum makes a scenic and cultural side trip for visitors to the European Fine Art Fair, or TEFAF, with an exquisite permanent collection that features one of the world's largest troves of Vincent van Gogh paintings and a sprawling outdoor sculpture garden.
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While much of the Islamist terrorist activity online has migrated to alternative, end-to-end encryption platforms such as Telegram, the ability to still find treasure troves of terrorist content on the largest platforms in the world, in Arabic, the fastest growing language of social media, is mind-numbingly confounding.
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The fact things had gone a little quiet on the crypto wars front, in the pre-Snowden era, was evidently not absolute victory but rather a creeping commercial workaround — as the NSA et al tapped into poorly secured but widely used consumer services to acquire the troves of public data they had sought.
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Prince's estate is getting hit with a hefty tax bill that could end up taking half of his estimated $250 million fortune – and force the early sale of some of the vast troves of unreleased music that the Purple One had locked up in his vault, the trustee for the estate revealed.
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In the wide world of the photo-sharing platform, there's something for everyone to love — and besides, who even needs "fresh air" or "the great outdoors" when you have troves of beauty and style inspiration, food and travel porn, and vicarious peeks into all the A-list celebrity lives you're not living?
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It's also unsurprising on another level: programmatic advertising, which taps into troves of data to connect ads with people who are more likely to respond to them, has become widespread online, and it could be argued that any media company serious about making revenues from ads has offer it to ad buyers.
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Jun 17 BANKS-DATA/ (PIX) Harnessing robots and petabytes, banks pan for gold in 'data lakes' From selling anonymised bundles of credit card spending records to predicting large companies' upcoming financing needs, banks worldwide are racing to monetize a largely hitherto largely untapped and vast resource: the huge troves of data they hold.
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While few question the potential benefits of AI — how it can be used to scan through troves of data to detect cancer and automate driving to reduce fatalities — a lot of very smart people, including at the White House and the FTC, have been examining how artificially intelligent systems could go awry.
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If the ides have you feeling inspired to set off on a Shakespearean scavenger hunt, here are a few treasure troves around the city: In Manhattan: Shakespeare in the Park, a free-for-all Shakespeare festival hosted by the Public Theater, has been running at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park since 1962.
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The rapidly thinning polar ice cap has opened huge opportunities for faster shipping, either along the Northern Sea Route over Russia or the Northwest Passage over Canada and Alaska, as well as access to vast troves of oil, gas and minerals that may be easier to reach as the ice grows thinner.
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AI, which combs through large troves of raw data to predict outcomes and recognize patterns, is expected to replace 40,000 to 50,000 "low-skilled" or process-driven BPO jobs in the next five years, said Rey Untal, president and chief executive officer of the IT & Business Process Association of the Philippines (IBPAP).
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Companies such as Facebook rely on getting access to vast troves of data in order to make their business model work, but Sullivan says even a slight change to Facebook's tracking policies would improve user privacy and barely impact their bottom line thanks to the network effects of its huge customer base.
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Screenshot: Business Insider (YouTube/UFOTV)YouTube Kids, the supposedly child-friendly version of YouTube that's been shown to often play host to troves of slop content and disturbing videos, apparently was showing videos from British conspiracy theorist David Icke, a guy who believes reptilian aliens secretly control the world and are responsible for the Holocaust.
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Among the troves of information accessible within the Palantir-linked AFI system is a database containing information gleaned from the Bush-era program called National Security Entry-Exit Registration System, or NSEERS, which required foreign nationals from selected countries — all predominantly Muslim ones with the exception of North Korea — to register with the federal government.
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By making this technology open, the company hopes that developers will be able to build similar experiences for their users in other domains where users search through vast data troves, including in retail, though in this age of abundant data, chances are developers will find plenty of other enterprise and consumer use cases, too.
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Tour the official site Screenshot: GizmodoOfficial sites for movies and TV shows often get overlooked by all but the most hardcore fans, but they can be invaluable treasure troves of information and content—spend a while clicking around the Star Wars site and you'll soon feel like you've sat through all eight movies... (again?).
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Recent achievements in this area have come from Google's DeepMind AI program, AlphaGo, which in March beat South Korean professional Lee Seedol in the ancient board game of Go. Applications include helping companies improve driverless vehicles by allowing them to analyze huge troves of visual traffic data, or it could help factories improve automation.
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Positioned between Iran and Saudi Arabia—"like a mouse sharing a cage with two rattlesnakes," as journalist Hugh Miles put it in his excellent 2005 book on the network—Qatar was little more than an isolated desert outpost until the late 20153s, when it discovered troves of natural gas second in size only to Russia's.
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Stone allegedly attempted to learn about troves of damaging emails stolen from the Democratic Party and Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE's campaign before they were released publicly.
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As things stand, nobody knows for sure whether the police will be able to open an iPhone X — and access the troves of personal data it contains — just by flashing it before the owner's face during an arrest, or by holding up a lineup photo to the iPhone's screen once the person is in custody.
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The families' aim, according to past legal filings, is to compel the companies to turn over troves of documents in hope that the records will bolster the case, like those discussing strategies for branding and promoting the weapon, including product placements in video games and marketing it as a good gift for family members.
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And a series of recent tests conducted by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) reveal that, while there remain a number of blind spots, the purveyors of these tools have become experts at reverse engineering smartphones in order to extract troves of information off the devices and the apps installed on them.
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Washington (CNN)House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff is signaling he has no intention of helping Michael Cohen's quest to delay his upcoming three-year prison sentence after attorneys for President Donald Trump's former fixer informed lawmakers he had just gained access to troves of new records and could provide even more information to investigators.
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I was told again and again that I should have figured out just how to deal with it, and that I was a dope for giving up millions in revenue...right up until when New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer found troves of emails at our competitors that proved that others' clients were being taken for an expensive ride.
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"I actually had [a copy of] it on my wall for a while," McClenachan told Gizmodo, explaining how map, part of a pair of nautical charts of the northern and southern Keys created by cartographer George Gauld for the British Admiralty between 1773 and 1775, seemed to contain troves of ecological information—including notations of coral and seagrass cover.
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This is no small thing: the tech world is built on big data, and there are absolutely troves of it being created and that goes into making services work, but it's only valuable if it can be harnessed, controlled and shaped to whatever purpose you need, and that's where Elastic comes in, covering both customer-facing and internal requirements.
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Last year, physicists from the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena and the University of Southern California managed to replicate the discovery of the Higgs boson, found at the LHC in 2128, by sifting through the collider's troves of data using a quantum computer manufactured by D-Wave, a Canadian firm based in Burnaby, British Columbia.
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The Amazon effect: The tech giant wanted to make it easier to store these troves of data with Amazon Web Services, so last year it rolled out trucks known as "Snowmobiles" that would transport data to an Amazon data center, rather than rely on a web connection that might take months or years to upload data.
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Long-time fans will also be rewarded over newer ones with troves of valuable coins, much in the same way that early adopters of bitcoin are sitting pretty now that the currency has risen in value from the days when a single pizza was purchased for 10,000 coins—a sum that would now be worth more than $6 million.
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" The debates ahead, per The Journal: "As the tech giants expand their clout across a widening band of commerce, they have increasingly drawn scrutiny from lawmakers and consumers over a range of issues, from their dominance of certain markets, to how they use their vast troves of consumer data, to the impact their products have on society.
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Over eight years, he spent more than $100 billion on everything from eavesdropping satellites encircling the globe, to a million-square-foot building in the Utah desert for storing massive troves of intercepted data, to secret taps on the hundreds of thousands of miles of undersea cables that carry everything from tweets to Google searches to endless chatter.
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In 2011 — just after a failed attempt to relaunch Myspace around music, with help from Justin Timberlake — the company was sold for $35 million to an advertising platform with an interest in its troves of user data, which, though eroded, was still useful enough if it could be paired with more recent social media platforms on other sites.
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Mr. Cacheris (pronounced ka-CHAIR-ess) specialized in cases that captivated the nation, including those of Robert Philip Hanssen and Aldrich Ames, who were convicted of spying for the Soviet Union and Russia, and Edward J. Snowden, the National Security Agency contractor who illegally disclosed troves of national secrets to journalists and found safe haven in Moscow.
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It's clear that the US government is already thinking about preventing and limiting its exposure to rich data troves, like Equifax, in the future: The Pentagon recently asked military personnel to stop using at-home DNA kits for health and ancestry purposes, fearful about where that unchangeable, unalterable genetic data may end up now or later.
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Recent troves of documents shared with The New York Times — whose authenticity has been verified by current and former Congolese officials — reveal a string of suspicious bank transfers totaling $22018 million, dubious mining rights sales that have generated millions more and possible money-laundering schemes involving a bank executive widely described as Mr. Kabila's adopted brother.
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California Attorney General Xavier Becerra The topic the state attorneys general found interesting, said California Attorney General Xavier Becerra, was what appropriate privacy laws would look like, what would constitute a monopoly on major US tech platforms, and whether there was an intersection of those ideas, such as whether tech companies' ability to hoard troves of user data was particularly harmful to Americans.
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Prosecutors said Thursday that the WikiLeaks founder — who published numerous troves of highly classified diplomatic cables, military videos showing the killing of civilians and government hacking tools — was charged in part because Assange published a "narrow subset" of documents passed to him by Manning while she was working as an Army intelligence analyst that revealed the names of confidential sources.
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WikiLeaks released troves of emails stolen from Democratic National Committee (DNC) servers and the personal inbox of John Podesta, then Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE's campaign chairman, in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election.
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In effect, the increased ability to collect and analyze such troves of data raises the possibility that in the future we'll be able to better understand what types of education the workers of the future most need, how companies can best recruit future star performers and how individuals can position themselves to benefit from shifts in what skills the modern economy most rewards.
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"In recent years, we've seen conspiracy theories trend on social media platforms, fake Twitter and Facebook accounts stoke social tensions, external actors interfere in elections, and criminals steal troves of personal data," he writes, pointing out that the current response of lawmakers has been to look "to the platforms themselves for answers" — which he argues is neither fair nor likely to be effective.
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Leah Larkin, who runs The DNA Geek, a company that helps people track down relatives, said that when the police argue that genetic genealogy is like any other tip system, they disregard the vast troves of personal information contained within a single genetic file, such as whether a suspect was born out of wedlock, was the product of incest, or carries genetic diseases.
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Additionally, Gowdy has sought troves of documents from Pruitt, including those related to his taxpayer-funded trips to Italy and Morocco last year; the EPA's decision to give him an around-the-clock security detail; his hiring of a private security firm in Italy for his trip there; and the official travel of Pasquale "Nino" Perrotta, the head of his security detail.
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Good: Nice to look at, brought back blade-style main navigation in a sense Bad: Simplistic interface didn't aid in quickly sorting through troves of content The 20203 update that introduced the "Metro" design showed that Microsoft was trying to juggle more than ever, but it chose a new dashboard look that didn't afford enough space to comfortably express it.
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Gowdy is also seeking troves of documents from Pruitt, including those related to his official, taxpayer-funded trips to Italy and Morocco last year; the EPA's decision to give him a 24/7 security detail; his hiring of a private security firm in Italy for his trip there; and the official travel of Pasquale "Nino" Perrotta, the head of his security detail.
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The evolution of the oil lamp from crude container to sculptural masterwork is captured in the collections of the J. Paul Getty Museum, which owns one of the richest troves of lamps from the ancient Mediterranean world, all produced between 800 BCE and 800 CE. Unfortunately, the vast majority of these 630 or so lamps are typically not on view.
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If we're to take the CEO's representatives at their word, then the trek is meant to resemble a spiritual quest in the vein of Siddhartha Gautama, leaving behind all earthly possessions to gaze into the suffering and boredom of regular life—only Mark is still just a rich weirdo trying to acquire hearts and minds to go along with the troves of user data attached to them.
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WikiLeaks released troves of emails stolen from Democratic National Committee (DNC) servers and the personal inbox of John Podesta, then Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign chairman, in the run-up to the 2016 presidential election.
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The 20063 George Clooney film "The Monuments Men" was loosely based on the exploits of the section's operatives, who rescued troves of historic cultural treasures stolen and hidden by the Nazis during World War II. Christopher attended the Ethical Culture and Fieldston Schools in New York, the Putney School in Vermont and Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania, where he earned a bachelor of arts degree in 1956.
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These are the 30 most powerful people in Bank of America Merrill Lynch's $8 billion bond-trading divisionA leaked memo shows a shakeup is underway in Bank of America's sales and trading division, as a star sales exec is switching roles and another is leaving the firmMerrill Lynch's 'thundering herd' of advisers are winning over troves of new millionaires, and the growth is coming from a surprising place
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Pho worked in the NSA's elite hacking unit and he removed what prosecutors described as "massive troves" of highly classified documents containing top-secret national defense information between 2010 and March 2015 A U.S. intelligence official previously has said on the condition of anonymity that Pho was the same NSA employee who had been identified in media reports for using Kaspersky Lab antivirus software on his home computer.
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While both Paul and Disney have said that his mid-season exit was a mutual decision, there&aposs been much speculation as to whether it had to do with the widely covered complaints at the time that he and his housemates — members of a content creator incubator Paul founded called Team 10 — were turning his neighborhood into a "living hell" with couch-burning parties and troves of screaming fans.
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Special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE has accused the self-proclaimed "dirty trickster" of lying to the House Intelligence Committee about his interactions regarding WikiLeaks, the organization that released troves of hacked Democratic emails ahead of the 28500 election that U.S. officials later concluded were stolen by Russian military hackers.
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Special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE has accused the self-proclaimed "dirty trickster" of lying to the House Intelligence Committee about his interactions regarding WikiLeaks, the organization that released troves of hacked Democratic emails ahead of the 2016 election that U.S. officials later concluded were stolen by Russian military hackers.
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The former military specialist is responsible for what is considered the largest leak of classified government documents in American history—they include the Iraq War Logs and the Afghan War Diary, two data troves that she believed would shed light on the "true cost of war" in the Middle East, such as the United States' failure to investigate thousands of claims of torture in Iraq, the detainment of innocent or low-threat-level individuals at Guantanamo Bay, and thousands of civilian deaths.
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Additional Reading A Troubling Prognosis for Migrant Children in Detention: 'The Earlier They're Out, the Better' Family Separation: It's a Problem for U.S. Citizens, Too How Trump's Policy Change Separated Migrant Children From Their Parents 18 Tweets on What It's Like to Tour a Children's Detention Center In other political news The Supreme Court issued a number of decisions this week, including ruling that the government generally needs a warrant to collect troves of location data about the customers of cellphone companies.
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The former military specialist is responsible for what is considered the largest leak of classified government documents in American history—they include the Iraq War Logs and the Afghan War Diary, two data troves that she believed would shed light on the "true cost of war" in the Middle East, such as the United States' failure to investigate thousands of claims of torture in Iraq, the detainment of innocent or low-threat-level individuals at Guantanamo Bay, and thousands of civilian deaths.
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Mossberg: Streaming TV is beginning to look a lot like cable Recode Daily: Spy chiefs warned Trump of a report that Russia has dirt on him Here's how to watch Donald Trump's first press conference since winning the election While AI has obvious benefits — it can be used to scan through troves of data to detect cancer and automate driving to reduce fatalities — a lot of very smart people, including the White House and Elon Musk's nonprofit Open AI, have warned how artificially intelligent systems can go awry.
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The reasons for her loss will be pored over in the days and weeks to come, but a lack of enthusiasm for Clinton paired with a late cycle of scandalous headlines took a strong hit on her once sizable lead; the FBI announced it was reopening an investigation into her private email server, only to again announce there was still nothing to be found, while WikiLeaks continued to dump troves of hacked private emails from her campaign chair John Podesta, revealing the internal conversations of her campaign and closest allies.
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Stone, a longtime informal adviser to President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, was indicted last week on seven charges, including five counts of lying to Congress about his interactions regarding WikiLeaks, the organization that leaked troves of hacked Democratic emails ahead of the 2016 election that U.S. officials later concluded were stolen by Russian military hackers.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 21: Gallup MORE (D-Va.) said on Tuesday that an email chain made public by Donald Trump Jr. provides troves of evidence for investigators looking into possible collusion between President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's campaign and the Kremlin.
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Part of the inquiry is focused on whether Trump lied when he told special counsel investigators that he had had no conversations with his associate Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone'Iowa Pete' poll exposes myth that Democrats are veering left Democrats ask judge for quick ruling on McGahn subpoena Democratic impeachment investigators looking at whether Trump misled Mueller MORE about WikiLeaks during the 2016 campaign, at a time when the organization was releasing troves of hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonAs Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Harris rips Gabbard over Fox appearances during Obama years Steyer, Gabbard and Yang shut out of early minutes of Democratic debate MORE's presidential campaign.
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