Despite official Twitter policy, Gizmodo points out that Trump's tweets about the lawmakers remain unflagged.
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Somewhere unflagged in the millions was a Western Union telegram to George Brown, a Texas contractor.
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The president's tweets remain unflagged, suggesting Twitter has decided they do not violate the site's hateful conduct policies.
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The vessel, which was unflagged, was described as a dhow, a small sailboat that is common to the region.
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CAIR says they've been overwhelmed with complaints in the weeks since Trump took office, but still believes most incidents go unflagged.
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On Wednesday, the US Navy announced that an unflagged ship filled with missile components bound for Iran&aposs Yemeni allies, the Houthis, had been seized last month.
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In the hours after the game, when video reels were put together and Newton seemed forgetful during a press conference, the Broncos' unflagged hits to the Carolina QB's head became the story.
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Fifteen years ago, it would have been unthinkable to order Microsoft to turn over a private file from a personal computer, or ask Verizon for a transcript of an unflagged phone call from three months earlier.
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Bristles are distinguished as flagged (split, bushy ends) or unflagged; these are also known as flocked or unflocked bristles.Cleaning Spot Catalogue 2013, p. 25 In cleaning applications, flagged bristles are suited for dry cleaning (due to picking up dust better than unflagged), and unflagged suited for wet cleaning (due to flagged ends becoming dirty and matted when wet).Tech Tip: Flagged vs.
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To discourage the United States from escorting tankers, Iran secretly mined some areas in the Gulf. The United States began to escort the reflagged tankers, but one of them was damaged by a mine while under escort. While being a public-relations victory for Iran, the United States increased its reflagging efforts. While Iran mined the Persian Gulf, their speedboat attacks were reduced, primarily attacking unflagged tankers shipping in the area.
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In September 2005, a TiVo software upgrade added the ability for broadcasters to "flag" programs to be deleted after a certain date. Some customers had recordings deleted, or could not use their flagged recordings (transfer to a computer or burn to DVD), as they could with unflagged material. The initial showing of this for random shows was a bug in the software. It later was enabled on pay-per-view and video-on- demand content.
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So San assault On 9 December 2002 the intercepted the unflagged freighter So San several hundred miles southeast of Yemen at the request of the United States government. The frigate fired across So Sans bow after the freighter ignored hails and attempted to evade the frigate. The freighter's crew was North Korean; 23 containers containing 15 complete Scud ballistic missiles, 15 high-explosive warheads, and 23 nitric acid (used as an oxidizer for fueling Scud missiles) containers were found on board. Yemen claimed ownership of the shipment and protested the interception and U.S. officials released the vessel after receiving assurances that the missiles would not be transferred to a third party.
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