Within those, 22016,200 reports originally had unmasked identities, and the agency unmasked Americans' identities in 1,934 reports in response to requests.
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One is Trump's fear of being unmasked as a fraud.
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His identity, he said, was "unlawfully" unmasked by federal authorities.
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All this has unmasked the corruption that undergirds our system.
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Trump, his associates, or members of Congress had been unmasked.
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"The conspirators have been unmasked," Rousseff said in her speech.
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Were you disappointed to be unmasked after your first performance?
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When might an American's name be unmasked in a report?
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Frida Ghitis: How Clinton unmasked Trump Hillary Clinton was the closer.
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Devo: The Brand / Devo Unmasked is out now via Rocket 88.
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He unmasked himself by walking onto the stage to Freddie Mercury.
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Dabiq published an image of Jihadi John with his face unmasked.
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The big picture: Sexual predators are being unmasked in every industry.
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That brings up another point: "unmasked" does not equal made public.
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That's separate altogether from the mechanics of how people get unmasked.
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"The conspirators have been unmasked," Ms. Rousseff said in her speech.
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But no I.C.I.J. leak unmasked the owners of that offshore entity.
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It remains unclear how many names were unmasked by Ms. Rice.
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"It wasn't that long ago, Ken," Gasteyer said after being unmasked.
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The revelations in 2016 unmasked the larger state-led doping program.
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She's only commented on it publically once, in a 8003 documentary, Unmasked.
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"SMOKEY" has been unmasked, and probably regrets leaving a literal paper trail.
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Fantastic Beasts ended with Gellert Grindelwald being unmasked and taken into custody.
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He also expressed concerns that Trump team members had been "unmasked" inappropriately.
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I know this by now, but it's still startling to be unmasked.
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I assume the person will be unmasked, perhaps sooner rather than later.
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As oversimplifications from the past are unmasked there is bewilderment and recrimination.
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The drivers, unmasked, had the hard, strained faces of men in combat.
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One of the deepest, darkest secrets of Russiagate soon may be unmasked.
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And if unmasked, the identity is revealed only to the specific requestor.
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" Williams was also recently unmasked on season two of "The Masked Singer.
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Were there any other names that were unmasked, leaked and leaked out?
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GOWDY: Would Director Brennan have access to an unmasked U.S. citizen's name?
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"It feels great," the Indiana Pacers player, 27, said after being unmasked.
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However, Robert was unmasked before that happened, somewhat to my friend's relief.
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"Maria unmasked that we are a colony," said Pabon, 66, of the Bronx.
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Cindy Sherman cameos in a 1983 photograph, unmasked and wearing a simple blazer.
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At the same time, this caused a batch of unmasked "quiet neurons," i.e.
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Shortly thereafter, she came clean telling House investigators, she unmasked senior Trump officials.
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We recently found a bug that stored passwords unmasked in an internal log.
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The backlash has been unmasked, and it is somewhere between surreal and revolting.
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Her identity was eventually unmasked, too, and her real name of Helen Downie.
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Will we see the actual human in Phasma, with Christie unmasked on screen?
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"After Emwazi was unmasked, he lost a lot of the usefulness," he said.
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Rice has denied that she improperly asked for the identities to be unmasked.
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"When you have sincere convictions, you demonstrate with your face unmasked," he said.
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This is not to say that big data just magically unmasked these hackers.
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Bill Cosby, once exalted as America's dad, was unmasked as a mass rapist.
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Mr. Nunes has suggested that he has concerns about unmasked names in them.
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Now he claims to have unmasked his accuser's identity: a male business rival.
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A senior Sri Lankan official confirmed the unmasked man in the photograph was Hashim.
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Unmasked in May, Google's "assistant" fuses its deep search database with deeply personalized intelligence.
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Then, in 2005, a historian unmasked him as an impostor, "a compulsive, barefaced liar".
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They put that down, and then explain what happened and how you got unmasked.
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First, Rice is reportedly not the person who unmasked Michael Flynn's conversation with Kislyak.
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Third, I have confirmed that additional names of Trump transition team members were unmasked.
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So at this point, I can't say whether anything was masked or unmasked improperly.
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Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, had been unmasked in one such report.
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It's becoming increasingly clear that Republicans won't be satisfied until the whistleblower is unmasked.
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But it was created by progressives — the second such secret effort to be unmasked.
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Brad Field's stark lighting gave the now-bare and unmasked stage an admirable eeriness.
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He goes to the film's famous masked orgy, where he is unmasked and frightened.
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A faux-Gritty appeared on Conan O'Brien and was unmasked as ... well, just watch it.
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They spied on a US campaign, wiretapped Americans, bit on the dossier and unmasked Flynn.
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Thanks to PopSugar and the preview for this week's episode, however, one clown got unmasked.
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Hasbro also withheld unmasked Kylo Ren figures to avoid spoiling the film, the company said.
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Kim claims to have unmasked the elusive "Becky with the good hair" from Beyoncé's Lemonade.
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They claimed that staffers could use Lyft's backend software to view unmasked personally identifiable information.
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His memoir, also titled "Unmasked," will serve as the inspiration for the show's autobiographical element.
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Was it masked or unmasked as a result of the request from the White House?
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GOWDY: Would National Security Adviser Susan Rice have access to an unmasked U.S. citizen's name?
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GOWDY: Would former Attorney General Loretta Lynch have access to an unmasked U.S. citizen's name?
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Last month, the website unmasked what it said was the identity of the other suspect.
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Two essential elements, unmasked; two primary components of any good meal in their uncorrupted form.
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These animals are not being "borrowed" to explain people, nothing is being unmasked; on the contrary.
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Donald Trump unmasked global warming as a international conspiracy to plunder the American economy on Thursday.
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Three participants were unmasked, but thanks to the political trial, thousands of people put on balaclavas.
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Those responsible for the use of these banned weapons should be unmasked and held to account.
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We don't know why Susan Rice wanted the names of Trump team members unmasked, for instance.
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Since Harvey Weinstein was unmasked as a predator, I've been reevaluating many of my favorite movies.
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His conclusion was that Russia has decided that it doesn't care if its agents are unmasked.
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Lloyd Webber, as his memoir, " Unmasked " (HarperCollins), reveals, was caught in a wrinkle within that time.
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The threshold question is whether Trump aides were indeed subject to surveillance and were indeed unmasked.
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The President's insecurities all seem to revolve around his fear of being unmasked as a fraud.
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To say that Elton John is unmasked in the biopic "Rocketman" would be a grave understatement.
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It came in March 1980; it wasn't until November that Kristin was unmasked as the shooter.
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With the racial motivations of these policies unmasked, the fallacy of work requirements are also exposed.
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Not long after, the "startup studio" was unmasked as the elusive unicorn breeding grounds (think Hims).
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GOWDY: Would former White House Advisor Ben Rhodes have access to an unmasked U.S. citizen's name?
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Just so much success here — Mr. Kimmel finally unmasked Mr. Damon, and the audience went wild.
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Trump&aposs response to the impeachment enquiry has been to demand that the whistleblower be unmasked.
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The Israelis said that Arafat had been unmasked; they had "no partner" with whom to negotiate.
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""In light of the revelations that the names of persons associated with the Trump campaign were unmasked," Paul wrote, "I believe the allegations that myself and other elected members of the legislative branch may have also been unmasked or caught in the intelligence gathering warrants investigation.
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Dr. Wright was unmasked last year by Wired and Gizmodo who pointed to leaked emails and keys.
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In the fall, GoPro unmasked that gigantic camera rig, called the Odyssey, promising its arrival in November.
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We'll have to wait until the Rubber Man is finally unmasked to figure the whole thing out.
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On Thursday, Twitter revealed that a bug caused the platform to store user passwords in unmasked form.
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In other reports, he said, the names had been "unmasked," and he questioned whether that was appropriate.
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The officers managed to apprehend him and unmasked him like a villain straight out of Scooby Doo.
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Whistleblowers who legally submitted concerns and believed they were being protected had their communications intercepted and unmasked.
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The Serbian forces were unmasked as brutal, but in the end became paper tigers -- they quickly surrendered.
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This was made most evident by his unmasked determination to sleep with my now-grown childhood friends.
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They also noted that some unmasked personal data was visible in places it didn't need to be.
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Allowing the illusion of my own independence to drop away unmasked a fundamental truth of being human.
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They have no fear of God or his judgment, but only of being found out and unmasked.
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He ran on the track team and was admitted to an exclusive eating club before being unmasked.
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In his memoir, "Unmasked," Lloyd Webber recalls his mother reading the poems to him as a child.
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When he met the kidnappers to hand it over, they were in police uniforms, their faces unmasked.
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If "Unmasked" is going to do justice to its material, it needs much more of that vitality.
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But while Turla was ultimately unmasked, the operation adds a new dimension of uncertainty for digital investigators.
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That all changed when his identity was publicly unmasked by then-Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in 1979.
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The hoax wasn't entirely unmasked until 22001, but until then many people — millions, perhaps — had been hoodwinked.
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Today it's the whistleblower, the enigmatic intelligence official who Democrats love to praise and Republicans want unmasked.
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The sun behind her hung, unmasked by clouds, low and long in the Irish early summer sky.
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He said other names were unmasked and he wanted to get to the bottom of why they were.
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"The way they organize, luxuriate it with sometimes gaudy elements," he says speaks to an unmasked utilitarian realness.
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GUILFOYLE: And now the smoking gun is the unmasked, so to speak, informant who&aposs been given freedom.
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After reading the edited report and making an initial charging decision, prosecutors must read the full, unmasked report.
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These are important questions to answer, and it&aposs high time that Putin and his cronies were unmasked.
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Instead she was in a real world of hand-held cameras, natural light, unmasked skin, rain: total freedom.
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When attacked, Trump seems to grow stronger but to date Trump's phony persona has yet to be unmasked.
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It started with sexual harassment claims, accelerated with verbal barbs, and ended with an unmasked nest of spies.
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S. targets — and were perhaps then unmasked within the administration by intelligence officials and leaked to the media.
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Jihadi John, unmasked as Londoner Mohammed Emwazi, was killed by a joint U.S.-British missile strike in November.
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Moreover, it seems highly likely that Rice asked for these names to be unmasked for good reason, i.e.
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And so he was unmasked, poignantly, as exactly the type of drama queen the DAG's office doesn't need.
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Ten years ago, when Burial was unmasked, The Sun's smart-ass exposé of him was a turning point.
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Nunes said he was particularly concerned with the possibility that Trump associates were "unmasked" in the intelligence reports.
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Interestingly, the comic book version of Steve Rogers — Cap's unmasked identity — was born on Manhattan's Lower East Side.
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And to make up for lost time, the competition unmasked two celebrities at the end of the night.
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Susan Rice We now know why Susan Rice 'unmasked' the IDs of senior Trump officials during the transition.
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One of our favorites is when they unmasked Daft Punk, only to find a couple of confused ducks.
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Movies are made out of well-timed revelations — third-act eruptions, secrets unveiled, faces unmasked, true identities uncovered.
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" Among commercially available brands, she favors one called Fresh Bellies, which sells purées of fruits and "unmasked veggies.
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At the end, the audience votes on the night's worst performance, and the loser gets unmasked on the spot.
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The Golden State Killer, unmasked as Joseph James DeAngelo, fits this pattern, as new information about him has revealed.
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A federal judge unmasked Hannity as longtime Trump attorney Cohen's mysterious third client during a court hearing on Monday.
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We also know that at least four top Obama officials regularly requested that the names of Americans be unmasked.
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The dizzying pace of the revelations — and the sheer number of new predators unmasked every day — feels like progress.
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But the names can be unmasked upon request of intelligence officers and higher-ranking government officials, including presidential appointees.
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At most, she could request that the identities be unmasked, and NSA could either approve or deny the request.
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And the Vietnam War was unmasked as a morally repugnant enterprise built on a foundation of racism and lies.
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After enjoying years of online anonymity, the hacker known as Grifter was unmasked by a less-than-scrupulous spouse.
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The third season of The Masked Singer aired just four episodes when two Grammy-award winning artists were unmasked.
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The alleged streaming unmasked the strategy of Assange's lawyers, giving the government an advantage that is impossible to remove.
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But at least one name is known to have been unmasked: Michael T. Flynn, the former national security adviser.
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Rice denied Tuesday during an interview with MSNBC that she leaked any names that were unmasked through that process.
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Sure, the second verse is better than the first, but the damage is done: The mad genius is unmasked.
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The narrative then turns to the accusations of sexual abuse that unmasked the sordid man behind the wellness phenomenon.
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Senior officials can request that names be "unmasked," or revealed, in order to understand the value of the intelligence.
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Mr. Pelton was not unmasked until he was compromised by Vitaly Yurchenko, a K.G.B. officer who defected in 1985.
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But he said he was concerned nonetheless, particularly that names of Americans had been unmasked in the intelligence reports.
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Two years ago, scientists unmasked the bacterium behind Justinian's Plague as the same one that caused the Medieval pandemic.
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As some of those male geniuses have been unmasked as predators, their victims have been cast as their prey.
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"We've seen illegal leaking of classified materials, including the identities of American citizens unmasked in intelligence reports," Sanders told CNN.
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Trump's behavior, unmasked, has become a catalyst for tens of millions of women tweeting out their untold sexual assault stories.
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We finally know some things about Donald Trump's taxes; Colombia rejects its peace deal with the FARC; Elena Ferrante, unmasked.
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In the video, an unmasked young militant warns that the Hisba will punish dissenters according to its interpretation of Islam.
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Rice, who served in the Obama administration, denied Tuesday allegations that she inappropriately unmasked the names of Trump aides names.
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The ongoing controversies surrounding Section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act underscores how personal information can be unmasked and abused.
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The person intends to remain anonymous, but knows that his or her identity may be unmasked during the book rollout.
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The afternoon will include tours of the museum's show "Modigliani Unmasked," where young visitors can discover his freewheeling geometric style.
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His dominance over the immigration courts has unmasked a far deeper problem rooted in the foundations of the courts' structure.
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Eventually, after being arrested and unmasked, he was returned to the United States, where he served six years in prison.
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So are CDs of its compilation album, "Unmasked," whose song list is not the same as this medley-heavy concert's.
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Trump and his allies have called for a whistleblower at the center of the House impeachment inquiry to be unmasked.
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Chuck Grassley asks Clapper and Yates if they ever identified or unmasked anyone intercepted as part of the Russia investigation.
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I was masking my IP address but then I got overconfident and I had unmasked it for a few things.
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Last year, Motherboard found Australian authorities had unmasked Tor users in the US as part of a child pornography investigation.
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After the votes were tallied, the unicorn was named as the night's unmasked singer — and was revealed to be Tori Spelling!
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This standard was applied in 1996, when the FCC's Media Bureau unmasked the Fairness Matters for Oregonians Committee as a front.
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At the end of Unmasked, Lloyd Webber explains how his romance with another woman — now his wife of 27 years — began.
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Modigliani: Unmasked continues at the Jewish Museum (1109 5th Avenue at 92nd Street, Upper East Side, Manhattan) through February 4, 2018.
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Author: The JT LeRoy Story is the new film that reveals how Albert made waves for a decade before being unmasked.
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In 1942, the German black propaganda station, call letters DEBUNK, was unmasked by FCC engineers within months of its first broadcast.
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Regardless, the messages Comey has tweeted over the past few days to emerge, unmasked, as Reinhold Niebuhr are bizarre and interesting.
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Second, he was concerned by the fact that the names of U.S. persons had been "unmasked," or identified in the reports.
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The document unmasked officials using homophobic, sexist, and violent remarks and set off protests which forced Rosselló and others to resign.
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"Unmasked" is full of what-ifs like this that offer a glimpse into a parallel universe of Mr. Lloyd Webber's musicals.
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For example, the forger Mark Landis donated fake art to more than 40 American museums before he was unmasked in 2011.
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Are you aware of any elected officials who have been unmasked for any reason other than to identify threats against them?
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But the biggest moment came when the fox was unmasked to reveal that the person doing the singing was Wayne Brady.
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A few years later, he unmasked the identities of people listed in an anonymous genetic database, using only an internet connection.
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The judges determined the winner of the smackdowns, and the two losers were ultimately unmasked at the end of the episode.
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She is also an owner of a Napa Valley winery called SonkinCellars making nationally renowned Syrahs called Persona and Unmasked since 2009.
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The Masked Singer has already unmasked two other contestants: Tommy Chong ("the Pineapple") and Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown ("the Hippo").
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Rice did not confirm or deny if she unmasked any names of Trump associates in an interview with MSNBC earlier this week.
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GRASSLEY: Did either of you ever viewed classified documents in which Mr Trump, his associates or members of congress had been unmasked?
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Russia investigation Susan Rice pushed back against allegations she "unmasked" the names of Donald Trump's associates from intelligence reports for political purposes.
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On Election Day, having shrunk beneath the enormity of his disgrace, Trump will be unmasked to his followers as a counterfeit Jeremiah.
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If you disagree with someone these days, you simply go over to the person's house with your face unmasked and shoot him. . . .
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He's now unmasked for what he really is: a flim-flam artist who lies, makes threats and talks tough, but can't deliver.
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So now finally, Bill Cosby has been unmasked and we have seen the real man as he is headed off to prison.
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The fourth wall has come down, the actor in the play has revealed herself: it's the most unmasked work in the show.
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The New York City Department of Small Business Services (SBS) told businesses they couldn't turn away unmasked customers amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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After just 13 months, The Masked Singer is already on its third season and has unmasked a whopping 32 contestants in total.
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A widely adopted message app introduced in the U.A.E. last year, ToTok, was recently unmasked as a spying tool for Emirati intelligence.
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The company claims that the data is anonymous, but a confidential Yodlee document obtained by Motherboard indicates individual users could be unmasked.
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We talk to Nicholas Confessore and Maggie Haberman, who, along with Eric Lipton, unmasked the secret list of Mar-a-Lago members.
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This exception would seem to cover keeping Mr. Flynn's identity and words unmasked in disseminated materials about his conversation with Mr. Kislyak.
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But we know from Susan Rice and others that the Obama administration repeatedly unmasked the identities of citizens found in raw intelligence.
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But because Nunes was extremely vague about who was unmasked and why, the controversy didn't initially focus on that aspect of things.
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On the other hand, that traditional, patriarchal demand unmasked the greatest hypocrisy in the world of Gilead, the authoritarian government of Handmaid's Tale.
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I've been hooked on PLL for seven seasons, and am already feeling panicked about what to watch once the final A is unmasked.
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Nunes said his committee had requested "appropriate intelligence agencies" provide it with the names of every US person unmasked going back for months.
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The second is reveal: We should be publicizing what has happened so that any of this kind of cyber trickery can be unmasked.
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The first lady got to live out the end of every Scooby Doo episode and unmasked the kid in the "lame duck" costume.
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There, the company said user passwords were stored "unmasked in an internal log," and that users should change their passwords as a result.
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But she said that even if those names were "unmasked" by a member of the Obama administration, that information wouldn't be disseminated broadly.
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But a handful of government officials have the authority to request that an identity be "unmasked" if it's relevant for national security purposes.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) has also pressed Nunes to reveal his sources for the claim that Trump transition officials were "unmasked" during surveillance operations.
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But when Rice was asked if she did, in fact, ask for Trump campaign officials' names to be unmasked she admitted she had.
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Nunes made the announcement at a press conference, saying the information had been "widely disseminated" and "unmasked" several individuals from the Trump team.
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The video shows a masked man quoting the Quran while an unmasked man pushes Mr. Hall's head to the ground and decapitates him.
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The Salisbury poisonings exposed a potentially embarrassing lapse for the GRU, when the investigative website Bellingcat apparently unmasked the two GRU officers involved.
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At the Courtauld Institute of Art in London, her professors included Anthony Blunt, a renowned art historian later unmasked as a Soviet spy.
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" Mr. Lloyd Webber hasn't committed to a second volume just yet, but for now there are plenty of stories to explore in "Unmasked.
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The security firm Kaspersky Lab unmasked Equation Group in 2015, billing it as the most advanced hacking group Kaspersky researchers had ever seen.
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It seems only fitting that all of these disguised warriors would be unmasked by the star of a movie about a ... disguised warrior.
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Republicans have treated the revelation that Rice requested names be unmasked as evidence that the Obama administration was inappropriately surveilling Trump's transition team.
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" Nunes said the information "was all legally collected," but he claimed that certain individuals were improperly revealed and asked, "Why was it unmasked?
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Nicholson is the host of The Ringer's "Halloween Unmasked," an eight-part podcast series about the making and cultural impact of the franchise.
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Schiff's remarks come after Trump dramatically escalated his attacks on the whistleblower and as he repeatedly calls for the official to be unmasked.
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The world will freely offer itself to you to be unmasked, it has no choice, it will roll in ecstasy at your feet.
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That's complicated by the fact that the former child star can't run around unmasked without being recognized, but also isn't satisfied with anonymous heroics.
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In docs, obtained by TMZ, she says 15 minutes after arriving ... she was attacked with "extremely painful pepper spray" by masked and unmasked assailants.
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When Mary turns around to face the now-unmasked man, however, she quickly realizes it is actually her son, Corey Hoffmaster, a U.S. Marine.
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By indicting Mesri, prosecutors have sent a message that even anonymous cybercriminals in countries as distant as Iran can be tracked down and unmasked.
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In fact, I&aposve been told -- informed by sources close enough to the intelligence community that I myself was unmasked because of this dossier.
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It increasingly looks like Trump campaign officials were unmasked not because of who they were but because of what they were suspected of doing.
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The judicial temperament we expect from Supreme Court justices was unmasked, and what we saw was the hardwiring of those "Westworld" robots run amuck.
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The after-party of Comey and other intelligence officials becoming anti-Trump talking heads on CNN and elsewhere unmasked any veneer of impartiality. Reps.
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Nunes said in April 2017 that a whistleblower had provided him with evidence that Obama administration officials improperly unmasked members of Trump's transition team.
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On Thursday, Michael Warren of The Weekly Standard unmasked the previously anonymous writer as a "fast-talking 47-year-old intellectual" named Michael Anton.
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Directed and choreographed by JoAnn M. Hunter, with music direction by Michael Patrick Walker, "Unmasked" is larded with earworm hits and the occasional oddity.
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The fires peeled away so much of the island's dense scrub that they unmasked hills and other terrain that had been hidden for years.
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That's the genius of Mr. Guare's conception of Paul, whose elusive back story is pursued, detectivelike, by Ouisa and her friends after he's unmasked.
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A clear legal mandate from Congress could outline how the search would be conducted, with accurate protections for Americans who potentially could be unmasked.
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Republicans have long speculated that former national security adviser Michael Flynn was caught up in 702 surveillance and inappropriately unmasked by Obama administration officials.
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A Modeling Rite of Passage, Unmasked A new exhibition of photographs by Juergen Teller exposes the truth of young women on their go-sees.
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Osama Sari, an activist in the Houthi group, said the government's decision to suspend its participation in the peace talks had "unmasked its bad intentions".
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Rice dismissed the allegations Tuesday on MSNBC, denying that she inappropriately unmasked Trump associates' names, leaked information or that it was done for political purposes.
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Nunes has focused largely on looking into whether Trump transition members caught up in surveillance of other targets were "unmasked," or had their identities revealed.
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"And what if her identity had been hidden?" the author asks of a woman who was rejected after an unmasked interview with a sexist manager.
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Nunes claimed, based off the materials he viewed, that the Obama administration had improperly "unmasked" — or revealed the identities of — Trump associates in intelligence reports.
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In Cairo, both America's religion and her gender norms were revealed to be fallible, though the former had to be unmasked to permit the latter.
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But Sarah Jamie Lewis, the creator of OnionScan, warns that publishing the full dataset like this may lead to some Tor hidden services being unmasked.
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WADA says the data is critical to identifying the athletes who participated in a yearslong state-supported cheating scheme unmasked more than two years ago.
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That unmasked a serious problem: A quarter of the team could not perform their jobs at home because they needed access to secure computer systems.
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He and several other DxE members were charged only after they published the virtual reality footage they'd captured, which included images of their unmasked faces.
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President Trump on Saturday touted a report from Fox News that a senior U.S. intelligence official allegedly unmasked or exposed the names of Trump associates.
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One year later, Williams came back in a big way: On Wednesday night, The Masked Singer unmasked the former Destiny's Child member as the Butterfly.
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Hacking could quite possibly be the most effective way of identifying people on the dark web, at least judging by the number of computers unmasked.
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Nunes announced that US intelligence had incidentally collected information on Trump transition officials and, moreover, that the names of these Trump officials had been unmasked.
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If the Supreme Court filibuster will be eliminated the moment it's used, then it's a fiction, and there's little cost to seeing it unmasked as such.
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Such requests can only be approved by a select group high-ranking intelligence officials, and the circulation of "unmasked" reports is said to be tightly controlled.
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Twitter and Facebook have unmasked tens of thousands of fake accounts from troll campaigns, but so far, those fake accounts haven't produced a single deepfake video.
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Weinstein's destruction led to a year of giant-slaying, as the #MeToo movement became a national phenomenon and predators in a number of industries were unmasked.
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Her work will be on display at the Unmasked Women exhibit's new Identity subseries at the gal-dem takeover at the Victoria & Albert museum on Oct.
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If we dropped all the prurient proscriptions and predilections, we could see it unmasked as what it really is: a shitty job just like any other.
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Congress frequently receives alerts that its members and their aides have been unmasked and their identities shared with intelligence and law enforcement forces, Circa said Thursday.
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Republican lawmakers in particular have been interested in probing whether Obama administration officials illegally revealed or "unmasked" the names of people on the Trump transition team.
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The theory goes that they signed the wiretaps that were then unmasked by various Obama administration officials, who then were able to snoop on the transition.
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Several of the contestants have already been unmasked — rapper Lil Wayne was revealed to be the robot, and legendary funk singer Chaka Khan was Miss Monster.
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"It gave me a chance to try songs that I never would've thought I could pull off in real life," Shaffer, 69, said after getting unmasked.
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NORM TABLER INDIANAPOLIS To the Editor: I thought Stuart Emmrich had some very good insights in his review of Andrew Lloyd Webber's autobiography, "Unmasked" (May 6).
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Rice came under fire this week after some media outlets reported that she requested that names of Trump transition officials be unmasked in some intelligence reports.
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He is personally responsible for the leaking of unmasked information, he was responsible for the sharing of false information to U.S. intelligence sources to get FISA warrants.
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Slave Leia, the Millennium Falcon, Han in carbonite, Watto, and the unmasked Darth Vader all appear to have been influenced in some way by Valérian and Laureline.
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Before the exhibition was canceled, Badiucao had already confirmed he would not attend, due to fears of kidnapping by the Chinese government and having his identity unmasked.
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The desperation is unmasked when the chorus hits and the refrain ("You're all I've got tonight/I need you tonight") is revealed as both pathetic and hilarious.
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After being unmasked, Spelling, who hosted a unicorn-themed birthday for her daughter Stella in July 2017, opened up about the "life changing experience" on social media.
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By the time it was over, Clinton unmasked Trump as a con man over his failure to release tax returns and penchant for not paying his workers.
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House Republicans want to talk to Rice and Power about whether they improperly "unmasked" -- or revealed the identities typically blacked out in intelligence reports -- of Trump associates.
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Nunes added that "additional names" of Trump transition officials had been unmasked in the intelligence reports and that Trump's communications may have been swept up as well.
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It's probably best known for TrapCall, a service released in 2009 that unmasked Caller ID on blocked incoming calls, or its earlier SpoofCard Caller ID spoofing service.
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Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) for the narrative that former national security adviser Susan Rice improperly "unmasked" or revealed the identities of Americans swept up in intelligence reports.
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The Office of the Director of National Intelligence tells me that in fiscal 2018, unmasked names rose nearly 70 percent to 16,721, compared to 85033,529 in 2017.
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At The New Republic, Stephen Glass was considered a brilliant 25-year-old magazine writer, until he was unmasked as a serial fabricator and fired in 1998.
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On Wednesday, after a two-week hiatus thanks to the World Series, The Masked Singer returned with a two-hour episode, during which two celebrities were unmasked.
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Over the past seven seasons, different A's have been unmasked and then replaced by other vengeful A's — bullied classmates and secret cousin/sisters and shady ex-boyfriends.
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Robert Graysmith — who wrote two books on the case, "Zodiac" and "Zodiac Unmasked," which were the basis for the 2007 movie — spent many hours with Mr. Toschi.
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Among other things, you'll be able to unlock new versions of classic characters, like a more futuristic take on the DJ Yonder — including a shocking unmasked variant.
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In the latest news, scientists think they've unmasked new features of the Tyrannosaurus's face, like sensitive snouts and jaws that may have made them efficient killing machines.
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"We have unmasked tyrannosaurs," said Thomas Carr, a paleontologist from Carthage College in Wisconsin, and lead author of a study published Thursday in the journal Scientific Reports.
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The sleeper ring Figliuzzi supervised the post-arrest declassification and release of records from a 10-year operation that unmasked a major Russian spy ring in 2010.
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Now we know—thanks to Nunes's blabbing—that additional Trump associates' communications have been incidentally collected and their identities unmasked—and not just those speaking to Russians.
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Twitter is urging its more than 330 million users to change their passwords, saying it had discovered a bug that unmasked login credentials within its internal systems.
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Moments later, the President watches as both Clapper and Yates testify that they had reviewed intercepts containing the unmasked identities of Trump, his associates and members of Congress.
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Their latest virtual race is inspired by the final fight against Voldemort's Death Eaters and is aptly named the Unmasked 10 Mile "Run for Your Life" Event ($25).
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Analyzing their responses, we realized that a number of respondents thought the rejection unmasked a basic negative truth about themselves—one that would also sabotage their future relationships.
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Daybreak uses the "schmuck bait" technique — Josh literally calls his own narrative out on this — in episode 2 to fool the viewers into thinking Baron will be unmasked.
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The killer—unmasked almost immediately—is a vengeful young white man (Harry Treadaway) shuttling between a soul-sapping job and an unhealthy relationship with his mother (Kelly Lynch).
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The programme unmasked 226 such tumours in its first three years, but two decades later there was no evidence that this had reduced the number of children dying.
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One century ago Ku Klux Klan members felt obliged to hide their identities beneath white hoods; last weekend white supremacists in Charlottesville felt bold enough to march unmasked.
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Trump has accused former Obama national security adviser Susan Rice of a crime for asking that some of the identities picked up in this informal collection be unmasked.
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Twitter users who were passing themselves off as 'real people' (frequently Americans), and accruing lots of retweets, yet who have since been unmasked as Kremlin-controlled disinformation accounts.
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In Comics "We were fighting Hitler before our government was fighting Hitler," Marvel Comics visionary Stan Lee proclaimed on the History Channel's 2003 documentary, Comic Book Superheroes: Unmasked.
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But when he dramatically sees his hero eventually unmasked in an unexpected defeat, he's crushed to discover it was just a blond-haired white man in a costume.
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He smokes, drinks, scandalizes, indulges his lusts and in every way bites the hand that feeds him, all to be unmasked at the end as a peerless genius.
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The first time I saw Gadsby perform was a revelation: her unmasked anger at the heteronormative patriarchy made for the most relatable standup comedy I had ever seen.
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He said he is concerned that members of Trump's team were swept up in legal intelligence collection and that some of those individuals were "unmasked" in the reports.
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And that was never more on display than after reports surfaced earlier this week alleging former Obama National Security Adviser Susan Rice's had unmasked Trump transition team members.
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Now, barely two months into Donald Trump's administration, when Republicans control both houses of Congress and still failed to repeal Obamacare, the whole world is seeing Ryan unmasked.
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"We've seen illegal leaking of classified materials, including the identities of American citizens unmasked in intelligence reports," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders told CNN earlier this month.
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Mr. Skripal, who had served as a double agent for British intelligence, was released from prison in an exchange for 10 Russian agents unmasked in the United States.
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In March, Nunes disclosed that he had seen data suggesting Trump campaign and transition officials were having their names unmasked by departing officials in the Obama White House.
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The semi-finals on Wednesday night will be holiday-themed, and two celebrities will be unmasked, leaving the final three heading into the season finale on Dec. 18.
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If "True Detective" sticks to form, the culprit may be unmasked eventually, but the search itself will unleash forces that are much bigger and more difficult to comprehend.
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It was a bit ironic, then, that Sanders unmasked Henry Kissinger as an unduly celebrated war criminal, then turned around and praised a different unduly celebrated war criminal.
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And that was after reports emerged earlier this week that Obama national security advisor Susan Rice had unmasked the identity of Trump associates who had communicated with foreign officials!
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During a series of impromptu press conferences on Capitol Hill in March, Nunes repeatedly mischaracterized the process by which the names of US citizens are unmasked in intelligence reports.
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PETKANAS: If you were getting unmasked or being looked at by the FBI, maybe you shouldn&apost be having such weird conversations with potential foreigners and other unsavory characters.
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The report also alleged that members of Congress and their staff were "among those whose names were unmasked" in 2016 and 2017, which is likely what prompted Paul's announcement.
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Those officials were caught up in US intelligence surveillance of the foreign officials and had their identities unmasked after at first being referred to anonymously in the intelligence records.
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Alex Joel, a DNI official, said it was likely that the higher number of U.S. persons unmasked last year was inflated by names of victims of malicious cyber activity.
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There were a few times my deception was nearly unmasked, and being able to deal with those situations is an important part of lying, because it will always happen.
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The move came after Nunes announced finding evidence — allegedly given to him by the White House — that showed Trump officials had been unmasked in surveillance transcripts of foreign officials.
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For some time, the fact that Michael Flynn's name had been "unmasked" has been used as some sort of nefarious proof that the Obama administration was unlawfully targeting him.
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The judge initially ruled she must use her real name -- but the woman is fighting back and Rose has filed new court docs arguing why she must be unmasked.
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The press notes describe Deep Throat as "the most famous anonymous man in American history," which was surely true before Felt was unmasked in 2005, dying three years later.
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This only underscores the preciousness of American democracy, and every time a new abuser is unmasked we're reminded of the power of our freedoms of speech and judicial action.
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So next time a powerful man is unmasked publicly as an abuser of women—and, make no mistake, there will be plenty more—I have a very small proposition.
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Foreign surveillance-related, warrantless Section 702 content queries involving U.S. persons jumped from 5,288 to 7,512, for instance, and more citizens were "unmasked," indicating a general increase in quantity.
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During her research she encountered Klaus Fuchs, a German-born British scientist, and David Greenglass, a United States Army machinist, both of whom were later unmasked as Soviet spies.
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The musical, "Unmasked," created by Richard Curtis and John Doyle, will feature some of Mr. Lloyd Webber's most well known songs as well as the stories behind their creation.
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The European authorities in January unmasked a Portuguese citizen as the hacker behind Football Leaks, a clandestine operation that revealed some of the soccer industry's most closely held secrets.
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Mr. Kobach's claim led the state's all-Democratic congressional delegation to demand that Mr. Gardner resign, arguing that Mr. Kobach's unfounded accusations unmasked the sham nature of the commission.
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My startled rejoinder was not a reference to the covert C.I.A. officer unmasked by The Times, but rather a fumbled attempt to refer to the law governing such disclosures.
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Created by Richard Curtis and John Doyle, "Unmasked" was set to include some of Mr. Lloyd Webber's most famous songs and a behind-the-scenes look at their creation.
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Earlier this year, Trump fired his national security adviser Michael Flynn after his name was unmasked in a surveillance report that detailed his conversation with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak.
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Fox's hit competition series is midway through its second season, and so far everyone from gaming superstar Tyler "Ninja" Blevins to Kelly Osbourne and Raven-Symoné have been unmasked.
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The identities of some of those Trump officials were unmasked by President Barack Obama's national security adviser Susan Rice, an issue on which Trump has expressed outrage several times.
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According to Twitter, the company stored people's passwords in an "unmasked" way in an internal log, which means they were stored as I would see them when I'm logging in.
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Despite the scheduling conflicts, King did say that she was hoping to get DeVitto back for the finale — the very same finale in which elusive villain A.D. would be unmasked.
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However, if there is a foreign intelligence value to revealing the American's name, it is "unmasked" and shared with other intelligence analysts who are working on related foreign intelligence surveillance.
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The full disclaimer for every "Banksy, unmasked!!!" story should read: When it comes to the elusive street artist, the use of tactical misinformation is always within the realm of possibility.
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If Mona is an actual baddie this season (please no!), then at least we got to hear her sing a Chicago-esque cover of "Jailhouse Rock" before she's officially unmasked.
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Earlier this summer, Nunes led an effort to subpoena the FBI, CIA and NSA about Trump associates whose identities were allegedly unmasked during the presidential transition by Obama administration officials.
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Sarah Palin stuns with her rap skills Former Alaska governor and vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin shocked the audience of "The Masked Singer" when she was unmasked as the bear.
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It's been a year since Harvey Weinstein was unmasked as a serial sexual abuser, lighting a fire that blazed through Hollywood and licked at the feet of its TV writers.
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"Twelve years ago, our investigation unmasked drug traffickers' inhumane callousness," said James J. Hunt, the special agent in charge of the D.E.A.'s New York Field Division, after the arraignment.
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Since the last presidential election, and particularly since white supremacists rallied this month, unmasked, in Charlottesville, Va., the line between acceptable and ostracized views has started to become less stark.
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Holding forth last week at the committee's stately headquarters in Doylestown, Ms. Poprik said many residents who initially feared publicly identifying as Trump voters had unmasked themselves since the election.
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In his dance, a traditional form known as soleá por bulerías , he tackles sophisticated syncopations, arms flying, body akimbo, angrier, funnier, masked, unmasked—a man in the throes of himself.
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As Trump ascended to the White House, and sexual harassers were unmasked at workplaces across the country, the concept of the women's-only club was elevated from luxury to necessity.
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As Trump ascended to the White House, and sexual harassers were unmasked at workplaces across the country, the concept of the women's-only club was elevated from luxury to necessity.
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So, we know that a blog that covers the furry community had sort of unmasked two of the people who were involved in the Charlottesville Unite the Right Rally, as furries.
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" According to that report, the intelligence official who unmasked the names of private citizens associated with the Trump campaign was "well-known, very high up, very senior in the intelligence world.
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Trump told The New York Times on Wednesday that Rice may have committed a crime by requesting the name of at least one Trump transition official be unmasked in intelligence reports.
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Rice's argument, in other words, is that she requested that Trump campaign officials be unmasked not for political reasons but because intelligence reports suggested they may have been doing something illegal.
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The administration is giddy at the reports that Susan Rice, who served as President Obama's national security adviser, requested that names of Trump campaign officials caught up in surveillance be unmasked.
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Hamas, the militant group that runs Gaza, said the escalation was retaliation for a secret Israeli operation inside Gaza that was unmasked on Sunday, ending in a bloody exchange of fire.
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The officials acknowledged, though, that it was possible rank-and-file members of Congress were not alerted to the changing privacy standard or instances when a congressional employee has been unmasked.
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The starving masses will rise up against the mysterious leader, and he will be unmasked and revealed to be a person who didn't even suffer from allergies in the first place.
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MODIGLIANI UNMASKED Early drawings never before shown in America will feature in this 150-work exploration of the Italian painter and sculptor Amedeo Modigliani's Jewish and global influences. Sept. 15–Feb.
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In his memoir "Unmasked," out this week from Harper Books, the composer behind "The Phantom of the Opera" and other earworm-rich Broadway musicals extensively quotes negative reviews of his shows.
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But it later emerged that Mr. Trump's aides at the White House had shown him those materials, and other Republicans who later examined them concluded no one had been improperly unmasked.
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McGirr's apnea was alleviated by a device known as a CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) system, a nose-nozzle contraption that makes its wearer look a little like Darth Vader unmasked.
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Late last year in Germany, the state art collections of North Rhine-Westphalia said a painting dated 2206 that it believed to be by Malevich had been unmasked as a forgery.
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As The Masked Singer season 2 winds down, there are only a few mysteries still waiting to be unmasked, and one of them was which celeb was the superbly costumed Thingamajig.
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In fact, the Dry Alabama campaign, not previously reported, was the stealth creation of progressive Democrats who were out to defeat Mr. Moore — the second such secret effort to be unmasked.
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They believe there would have been nothing worrisome about Rice asking for the names of Trump officials to be unmasked while in her post as the administration's top national security official.
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Moment of truth for WWE legend Kane -- it's election day in Knox County, Tennessee where he's running for mayor ... and the 51-year-old is still campaigning his unmasked face off!
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Chancellor Willy Brandt resigned in May 1974, after his close aide was unmasked as an East German spy, but he was also said to suffer from recurrent depression that he kept concealed.
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Twitter says there's no evidence that any breach or misuse of the unmasked passwords occurred, but the company still recommends changing your password, including on third-party apps like Twitterrific and TweetDeck.
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Just because A has finally been unmasked once and for all and for good (dear god, at least I hope), that doesn't mean that the drama can't continue on in other ways.
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Finally, Patrick has been getting spooky as he listens to the Halloween Unmasked podcast, in which film critic Amy Nicholson explores the background and context behind John Carpenter's classic horror movie, Halloween.
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In the video, which is also notable for the fact that the men speaking in it are unmasked, fighters are shown seizing trucks full of cigarettes and drugs, and then burning them.
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For the first time since the CIA launched its post-9/11 "war on terror" torture program, the agency has officially unmasked the two Air Force psychologists credited as the program's architects.
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Once and for all, Putin must be unmasked and there must be visible deterrence to him, his operatives and any American from working wittingly or unwittingly to undermine or destabilize our democracy.
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" Note: "Unmasked" in this context means that US persons who get swept up in legal surveillance reports are named, as opposed to having their identities concealed with descriptions like "[MINIMIZED US PERSON].
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday insisted that the U.S. intelligence official who filed a whistleblower's complaint that focused on Trump's call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy must be unmasked.
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Nunes has said that "sources" legally brought him the information, and that he has viewed dozens of intelligence reports showing that identities of members of Trump's transition were "unmasked," which troubled him.
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Singer and members of the Ricketts family — among the first top donors to get behind the anti-Trump effort — believed the "real" Donald Trump had not been unmasked to the American public.
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President Trump, during an April interview, claimed Rice may have committed a crime by requesting the names of Trump associates be unmasked, though the president did not provide proof at the time.
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That kind of thinking is not a surprise to anyone familiar with Mr. Haspiel, 48, who comes across like a comic-book tough guy but is quickly unmasked as a soft touch.
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A trailer for that film, called "Occupy Unmasked," is a fevered compilation of rioting, profanity, a burning American flag and a man appearing to brush his bare behind against a police car.
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"I created all these pictures and posts, and the Americans believed that it was written by their people," one of the Russians, Irina Viktorovna Kaverzina, wrote as the operation was being unmasked.
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Representative Louie Gohmert of Texas, a Republican who sits on the Judiciary Committee, put out a report titled "Mueller Unmasked" that claimed to expose "the disreputable, twisted history" of the special counsel.
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The Dread Pirate Roberts or DPR, the pseudonymous creator of the Silk Road who would later be unmasked as Ross Ulbricht, quickly learned that one of his staff members had been arrested.
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Sadly, Sara Shepard's PLL book series had Mona meet a very sad fate: Shortly after being unmasked as A, Mona plunged to her death off a cliff, without earning even the slightest redemption.
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But we don't even need to get that far, because even if it weren't illegal, carriers would never offer a service that unmasked all the gross and horrible things their customers do online.
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In an article in the Washington Post on Friday, Erdogan said the order to kill Khashoggi came from the "highest levels" of the Saudi government and called for the "puppetmasters" to be unmasked.
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Allegations that the names of Americans were improperly unmasked in intelligence reports surfaced after Trump falsely claimed that President Barack Obama put a "tap" on his phones at Trump Tower in New York.
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What starts as a small tug under his right eye quickly morphs into a full-blown (and unnerving) shedding that likely left Mission: Impossible's very own unmasked stars green in the, ahem, face.
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In the first movie, Grindelwald (Johnny Depp) was unmasked and sent to jail, but Rowling says that the sequel will have him broken out of prison and gathering his own cadre of followers.
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Paul on Tuesday said the former Obama administration official should testify under oath to address multiple reports that she had unmasked the identities of Americans associated with the Trump campaign and transition team.
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Two weeks after Nunes took a secret trip to the White House grounds to review intelligence about unmasking, Bloomberg reported that Rice had "unmasked" the names of Trump transition aides in classified reports.
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Republicans have pushed to bring Power and Rice before their committee in a bid to learn whether they improperly "unmasked" -- or revealed the identities typically blacked out in intelligence reports -- of Trump associates.
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It's like Watergate' — do you think in the back of his mind he was thinking, 'Oh yeah, Susan Rice, she unmasked some people and that's what I really meant when I tweeted that'?
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He didn't have to do it, but he did a callback to the epic photo that unmasked his follicularly-challenged head as he boarded Air Force One in the middle of a windstorm.
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And so the idea of having an "unmasked" side of Devo in a book really appealed to us to be able to talk about some of that, and to some extent, we do.
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They were on a mission, it turns out, not to save our country but to undo our democracy, and Rosenstein finally has been unmasked as having the attitudes and conflicts we all suspected.
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The resignation of staff secretary Rob Porter has unmasked a White House uninterested in protecting women in abusive relationships and, instead, protects the alleged abuser, especially if he is doing a good job.
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It was a surreal episode, a science-fiction scene dropped down in a faded industrial town, with space-suited nurses and masked doctors directing traffic while unmasked construction workers hung out casually nearby.
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After the studio audience voted the Skeleton as their least favorite of the six performers, he was unmasked and revealed to be David Letterman's former bandleader and Blues Brothers co-creator Paul Shaffer.
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In the wake of the revelations leaked by former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden — which unmasked the breadth of federal spying on U.S. citizens — consumers have increasingly turned toward more secure products.
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The second season of the show has offered up surprising twists and turns at every episode; so far, we've unmasked everyone from ice skating champion Johnny Weir to Disney Channel darling Raven Symoné.
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The spies approached the researchers under false premises and were unmasked when one of the targets, John Scott-Railton, worked with journalist Raphael Satter to set up a sting operation against the spies.
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Last year, when the California Republican took a trip to the White House to brief Trump about accusations that Obama administration officials had improperly "unmasked" Trump associates in classified intelligence reports, Burr demurred.
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Those demands went unmet, despite Trump's ability to order the whistleblower unmasked, but as the inquiry proceeded, some information about the anonymous official came to light, including that he is a CIA officer.
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" He added that "details with little apparent foreign intelligence value were widely disseminated in intelligence community reporting," and most damningly, that he has "confirmed that additional names of Trump transition team members were unmasked.
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The move follows unsubstantiated charges by President Donald Trump and his allies that his predecessor's administration spied on Trump and improperly "unmasked" the identities of his associates during the 2016 presidential campaign and transition.
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By this point he had swollen beyond recognition; his torso, which I saw unmasked one evening, was a heaving boulder, a map of a territory long since abandoned by any kind of self-regard.
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In all, according to the report, U.S. officials unmasked the names of fewer Americans in NSA eavesdropping reports in 2016 than they did the previous year, the top U.S. intelligence officer reported on Tuesday.
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"We have unmasked a falsely democratic system," where left and right alternate and assist each other to preserve the status quo, said Fabio Massimo Castaldo, a Five Star Movement member of the European Parliament.
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Trump has singled out Rice for requesting that the names of Trump campaign associates whose communications were swept up in legal surveillance of foreigners be "unmasked," or have their names revealed, in surveillance reports.
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"The conspirators have been unmasked," Rousseff said in a speech, in which she said an audio message released on Monday by Temer, who she did not mention by name, was evidence of the conspiracy.
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But Vanity Fair also published touchstone images (including Caitlyn Jenner's first public photographs) and broke major news, not least in 2005, when the magazine unmasked the identity of the famed Watergate leaker Deep Throat.
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He seems to believe that every bit of suffering relieved, every helpless person empowered, and every patch of intellectual darkness dispelled and ideological obfuscation unmasked is a step, however small and halting, toward socialism.
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Meanwhile, tech I.P.O.s in 2019 were less than stellar (see Uber), bad economics were unmasked (see WeWork), and trust in tech eroded (see Facebook), even as the big got even bigger (also see Facebook).
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As part of the broader Russia probe, the panel is investigating whether any Obama officials inappropriately requested that the identity of any Trump transition team members be revealed internally, or "unmasked," in counterintelligence surveillance.
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They felt what social scientists had unmasked through years of research: that the more advertising you consume, the more inward you turn, focusing on the self, and leaving empathy and compassion towards others behind.
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The research, which was published in the Journal of Spacial Science this week, claims the elusive artist's profile matches Robin Gunningham — the same person the Mail on Sunday "unmasked" in a 2008 story about Banksy.
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The Black Panther action figure based on Boseman's likeness stands at just over one foot tall and comes with both unmasked and masked heads as well as seven different models of hands and a spear.
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She lied and said that in the final days of the Obama administration, she knew nothing about the surveillance of President-elect Trump and people around him and she knew nothing about identities being unmasked.
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Then there are the dark horses that some people swear will be unmasked as this iteration of A, including Aria's soon-to-be hubby Ezra (Ian Harding) and even the seemingly deceased Charlotte (Vanessa Ray).
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At the end of "Omega," The Walking Dead did what it does best and left us with a tense cliffhanger as the Whisperers and an unmasked Alpha arrive at the gates asking for her daughter.
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Tuesday's ruling will allow anti-doping agencies to examine the blood bags using the latest scientific methods to identify athletes from a range of sports, who used Fuentes' services but have yet to be unmasked.
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Rice had requested that at least one Trump transition team member be "unmasked," Bloomberg View reported Monday, leading to claims that the Obama White House had intended to use that intelligence to damage Trump's transition.
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Last Friday, Representative Blake Farenthold, another Republican, was unmasked as the lawmaker who used $84,843 in taxpayer funds to secretly settle a lurid sexual harassment case, but Mr. Ryan has been silent on his future.
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Why it matters: Schiff said that asking for a testimony could unnecessarily harm the whistleblower by exposing their identity, especially with Trump accusing the official of partisanship and repeatedly calling for them to be unmasked.
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The series identified thousands of previously under-the-radar poisoning hotspots, unmasked a national epidemic, and prompted cities, Congress, federal agencies and health researchers to combat childhood lead poisoning with new urgency and concrete reforms.
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In a tense exchange with a top intelligence community lawyer during the hearing, Graham repeatedly demanded to know whether he is legally entitled to know if his communications are collected and "unmasked" within the administration.
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Good news for Ninja is that judges Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger, Robin Thicke and Ken Jeong were rocking out to the over-the-top elaborate performance, and freaked out when he was unmasked (they're fans).
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"If someone was abducted and spent two days with the kidnapper, who was unmasked, show them pictures," said Gary Wells, a psychologist at Iowa State University and a pioneer in the field of eyewitness identification.
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Groups like the Billboard Liberation Front and B.U.G.A.U.P. began by taking direct shots at the content of commercial billboards, and through small acts of civil disobedience, unmasked the slick marketing agendas of commercial media interests.
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The allegation was that former Obama National Security Adviser Susan Rice allegedly "unmasked" Trump associates — that she had asked intelligence agents to reveal the names of Trump transition officials who were in contact with foreign agents.
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But she also unwittingly gave police the final piece of the puzzle they'd spent 203 years searching for — and unmasked her father as the brutal "BTK" serial killer who had terrorized her hometown of Wichita, Kans.
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The order to kill journalist Jamal Khashoggi came from the "highest levels" of the Saudi government, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said in the Washington Post on Friday and he called for the "puppetmasters" to be unmasked.
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Despite the prominence of the Snowden case, the locations where he sought refuge immediately following his famous video interview would remain secret for over three years, until being unmasked in the National Post in September 2016.
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The former HLN host and host of "Celebrity Rehab With Dr. Drew" and "Loveline" joined retired professional boxer Laila Ali, Olympic ice skater Johnny Weir and video game streamer Tyler "Ninja" Blevins as the unmasked performers.
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And I&aposve been told that it&aposs not just 100 Trump associates or hundreds, it&aposs over 1000 that were unmasked -- a lot of it due to the claims that were made in this dossier.
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Nunes told Fox News on Friday that he remains "very concerned" about accusations that Rice asked for the identities of certain U.S. citizens incidentally surveilled by intelligence agencies to be "unmasked" in reports delivered to her.
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Rice became the subject of ire from Trump allies earlier this week after media reports said the former Obama official requested the identities of transition team members be unmasked in reports about surveillance of foreign targets.
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Some news reports this week claimed that Rice had, for political purposes, asked that the identities of certain Trump transition team members be revealed, or "unmasked," while she was still former President Obama's national security adviser.
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Despite his decision to step aside Nunes previously sought to subpoena the CIA, FBI and NSA to probe the identities of Trump associates that were allegedly unmasked during the transition from the Obama administration to Trump.
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Despite the prominence of the Snowden case, the locations where he sought refuge immediately following his famous video interview would remain secret for over three years, until being unmasked in the National Post in September 22016.
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The video, titled "Deep State Unmasked," depicts a DOJ employee and a former Health and Human Services (HHS) employee separately telling an off-screen individual that there are efforts to resist aspects of the Trump administration.
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"I'm not joking, every single year about every three months or so someone else gives us another offer and we keep saying no," said Kelly, who was unmasked as the Ladybug on Wednesday's The Masked Singer.
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Congressional investigators confirmed more than two years ago that there was a massive spike between 28503 and 22019 in the number of names Obama officials asked be unmasked, including dozens involving Trump campaign and transition officials.
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Allies of Trump have accused the former Obama administration official of asking for the names of Trump associates to be identified or "unmasked" in raw intelligence reports for political reasons, something that she denied on Tuesday.
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Between Comey and Cohen, the ever-manipulative Trump faces the prospect of being unmasked, and it is this notion -- the idea that the actual truth of his deceptions will emerge -- that has always brought him dread.
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There appeared to be many reasons for the poor showing from a movement that just a year ago turned out hundreds of adherents who boldly marched unmasked in Charlottesville, chanting anti-Semitic slogans and bearing torches.
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Look at WeWork, Uber and Theranos — once high-flying start-ups that promised to change the world in big ways and small, each unmasked for peddling false prospects, unreal tech or hiding systemic corruption and abuse.
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The White House and Mr. Nunes have not made clear whether they are concerned that actual names had been unmasked in reports, or whether one could tell who the person being discussed was from their context.
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The investigation, which Wyden instigated last week, follows a New York Times report that unmasked Securus for having gained access to people's location data via a loophole allowing some companies to obtain the information from cellphone providers.
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Unlike James Bond, Steele wasn't a household name — until he burst into the public consciousness this week after being unmasked as the author of a sensational, unverified report commissioned and circulated by unknown clients opposed to Trump.
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Tech companies have been reluctant to work closely with the federal government since Edward Snowden unmasked the massive extent of surveillance operations in 2013 — a revelation that was said to have cost companies valuable overseas business contracts.
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But in a game marred by a multi-hour weather delay, the Spartans mostly bottled up Saquon Barkley (96 total yards from scrimmage) and, like Barrett one week earlier, unmasked the Penn State secondary as a liability.
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Further attention was drawn to the issue after Trump called for the whistleblower to be unmasked, prompting his son Donald Trump Jr. on Wednesday to tweet a link to a Breitbart story purporting to name the whistleblower.
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The media also did not pursue the question of how the unmasked transcripts might have been shared with officials like former National Intelligence chief James Clapper, who also said that he had no knowledge of such unmasking.
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Last spring, he said he planned to share information with the White House showing that Mr. Trump's associates had been picked up in surveillance and that Obama administration officials had improperly "unmasked" their identities in intelligence reports.
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" Calling for compensation to the families of the victims, he said the report unmasked "egregious events and conduct" and a subsequent cover-up that "demeaned the lives of the victims and the reputation of the United States.
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But beginning in 2011, Obama loosened the rules to make it easier for intelligence officials and his own political aides to request that the names be unmasked so they could better understand raw intelligence being gathered overseas.
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Mr. Raskin was soon playing a role in a much larger story: the revelation of the Pentagon Papers, the enormous classified study that unmasked the decision making that had led the United States into the Vietnam War.
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When CNN caught up with Caesar in Washington a few months ago, as he pushed for the bill to pass, he struggled with putting his life on the line again and taking the risk of being unmasked.
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The co-founders of Diet Prada were unmasked in May 2018, but the identity of Estée Laundry remained entirely anonymous — until October, when the account got more eyes on it than ever and we got some answers.
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In the weeks since #MeToo became a global phenomenon, we have been forced to reckon with not only the recently unmasked predators of our present but also, perhaps even more unsettlingly, the potential predators of our past.
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Some within the intelligence and law enforcement communities may "unmask" the US person, but Nunes said he was worried about how and why Trump and members of his transition team could have been unmasked following legal surveillance collection.
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In May, Bellingcat, an investigative website, unmasked the name of a GRU officer involved in the downing of a Malaysian Airlines flight over Ukraine; the hapless spy had sent online shopping to the address of the GRU headquarters.
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Nearly 211.13-43/24 years after Bernard Madoff's Ponzi scheme was unmasked, the court-appointed trustee recouping money for the swindler's victims on Thursday sought court approval to free up another $225 million to help cover their losses.
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Nunes told CNN most of the names in the documents he viewed were masked but he has concerns that the ones that were unmasked, as well as how widely the surveillance findings were later shared within the government.
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Consider that less than two weeks after House Intel Committee Chairman Devin Nunes (then leading this investigation) revealed he had secretly viewed intelligence reports containing unmasked names of Trump team officials — it was traced back to Susan Rice.
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They intentionally try to keep their identities obscured, but with Finn we actually see a real person unmasked, and that's part of his own personal seeking of redemption—trying to change his life, and finding a new path.
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It should surprise no one when this "resister in chief" is unmasked and we find out that he or she is not a cabinet member or senior White House official but, in all likelihood, an Obama-era holdover.
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In that separate opinion, Judge Posner unmasked the real reasons behind the court's decision in a powerful and thought-provoking analysis of the conundrum presented when a 53-year-old statute uses words that mean something different today.
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But that cleaning process still leaves a wealth of data available to clients, and could allow people included in the Yodlee dataset to be unmasked, according to several experts who reviewed the relevant section of the Yodlee document.
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In a tense exchange with a top intelligence community lawyer during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, Graham repeatedly demanded to know whether he is legally entitled to know if his communications are collected and "unmasked" within the administration.
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Names of Americans must be masked in intelligence reports disseminated by the agencies, but there are exceptions: Officials can request that the names be unmasked to help understand the reports, and the names are available to criminal investigators.
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Coats's annual report examined the impact of the 2015 USA Freedom Act—which was designed to limit phone surveillance—and found that the names of 1,934 people were "unmasked" by NSA surveillance last year, a slight decrease from 2015.
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In 2015, the commission unmasked a ring of stock traders and hackers who had accessed company press releases from distributors Marketwire, PR Newswire and Business Wire before the information was made public to make $100 million in illegal profits.
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Officials who wish to view the names of Americans can request that the names be "unmasked" if they believe it's necessary to understand the context of a key piece of intelligence, or if the names are already public knowledge.
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Trey Gowdy read out the names of Obama administration officials, including former national security adviser Susan Rice and former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, asking whether they would have had access to the name of a unmasked person.
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The hilarious scuffle ends when the duo fall into a water fountain, and only one emerges to greet Mitchell and Babel: the now-unmasked Pink Ranger, who makes her way over and sits on their laps (still all wet!).
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Nunes first claimed last April that a whistleblower had provided him with evidence that Obama administration officials improperly unmasked members of Trump's transition team — information that later turned out to have been provided to him by White House officials.
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Or why Director of the National Security Council Susan Rice and her deputy Ben Rhodes potentially passed around transcripts of unmasked conversations with the people's' name in the transcripts, which would be in violation of NSA and FISA protocol?
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A woman working with Mr. O'Keefe's group had approached the paper with a false story about being impregnated as a teenager years ago by Roy Moore, the Republican Senate candidate in Alabama, but instead was unmasked by Post reporters.
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On this week's Popcast, he discusses the SoundCloud rap underground with Roger Gengo, the founder of the website Masked Gorilla and the Unmasked concert series; Adam22, the host of the No Jumper podcast; and the music journalist David Turner.
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The Tony Award-winning actress, 70, called the composer, 71, a "sad sack" in an interview with The New York Times Magazine after Webber reportedly criticized her diction in the musical Evita in his 2018 book, Unmasked: A Memoir.
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A small uproar emerged early this week when users uncovered a supposed storyline in Dream Daddy's source code in which a daddy named Joseph is unmasked as a cult leader intent on killing all the other single dads' wives.
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Bun B didn't just defend his wife and home when a masked man with a gun tried to rob them ... we're told he chased the guy down and unmasked him to make sure his ass was going to jail.
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In 2014, Google's stock split into Class A and non-voting Class C shares, a plan unmasked in Page's second year as public CEO, further cementing the control over the company of the ruling trio — Page, Schmidt and Sergey Brin.
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But a small but dedicated army of social media users and others have been hoping to force more of Cvjetanovic's compatriots into the open, trading tips on exposing their identities and spreading photos of their unmasked faces as far as possible.
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In intelligence jargon, identities of Americans that are incidentally collected in intelligence reports are normally masked though they can be unmasked at the request of a senior official if intelligence agencies determine it would contribute to their understanding of the report.
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Nunes is arguing that Trump associates were improperly unmasked, and that's why he had to go meet Trump officials on White House grounds late at night to review raw intelligence with a White House staffer (who, incidentally, was Nunes's former lawyer).
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's ANZ said it would quit paying bonuses to financial planners for selling its products, becoming the country's first major lender to change business practices in response to a powerful inquiry that has unmasked widespread misconduct in the sector.
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While it's not the perfect Chris Evans, it's not all that bad—especially considering that whenever Hasbro have done unmasked Cap figures before they've tended to skew more to looking like the comic book cap rather than the live-action version.
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They would complete the work on his inventions and patent applications – he appeared to have hundreds of them – and the whole lot would be sold as the work of Satoshi Nakamoto, who would be unmasked as part of the project.
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Matt Damon and Jimmy Kimmel's mutual hatred burned on after Jimmy unmasked his surprise guest, Super Bowl MVP Tom Brady, on his show Monday night, only to find out that his enemy, Matt, was the real fraud behind the helmet.
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They could have, as Lee construed it, the illusion of change—a villain unmasked, a mad scientist's hidden island lair destroyed, shape-shifting aliens sent scurrying back to their home galaxy—but the heroes' fundamental personal problems would only get worse.
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When Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel was unmasked this week as the funding source behind a series of lawsuits that could wipe out Gawker Media, it raised reasonable questions about the use of big money to chill freedom of the press.
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"These attempts could be unmasked by savvy Slack users, however, if decades of phishing campaigns have taught us anything, it's that users click links, and when leveraged through an untrusted RSS feed, the impact can get much more interesting," Wells said.
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"Director Comey told the House Intelligence Committee that certain political appointees in the Obama administration had access to the names of unmasked US citizens, such as senior White House officials, senior Department of Justice officials, and senior intelligence officials," Spicer said.
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Rice met with the Senate Intelligence Committee late last month to discuss Russia's election interference, but the Republican chairman of the committee, Richard Burr, said he did not ask Rice about accusations that she improperly unmasked any Trump transition officials.
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Her reasoning: The UAE's crown prince didn't tell the Obama administration he'd be visiting the United States — common protocol for such a visit — so Rice unmasked the Trump officials involved, whom CNN reported were Michael Flynn, Jared Kushner, and Steve Bannon.
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Bloomberg reported this month that former Obama national security adviser Susan Rice asked that identities of Trump associates be "unmasked" in raw intelligence reports on several occasions, although multiple reports have since said that no evidence emerged that Rice acted illegally.
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If the report is correct, Kotey would be the second "Beatle" identified, after "Jihadi John," or Mohammed Emwazi, was unmasked in 2015 as the militant filmed beheading American, British and Japanese hostages on videos released by IS, also known as ISIS.
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The first-of-its-kind investigation unmasked a housing privatization program that saddles military families with few rights, sickens their children and leaves soldiers penniless and powerless as landlords earn billions in 50-year contracts with iron-clad guarantees of profit.
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That the CIA may have been partly identified because of their particular use of cryptography is pretty ironic: another file released by Wikileaks allegedly shows CIA hackers analyzing how another suspected US government group, this time from the NSA, was unmasked.
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The rules also included a commitment that Congress in most cases be notified if one of its lawmakers or staff was unmasked by the intelligence community, according to a copy of the memo made public on the DNI's web site.
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The truth is, neither political party has done a good job of resolving the troubling question of why thousands of Americans' names are unmasked each year when they are incidentally intercepted by the National Security Agency during overseas phone calls.
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Simply put, one of the highest-ranking members of the previous administration unmasked names of members of the incoming administration via classified intelligence reports, prompting many questions that warrant dogged journalism: Who leaked the information to newspapers like The Washington Post?
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"This technique could be unmasked by savvy Slack users, however if decades of phishing campaigns have taught us anything, it's that users click links, and when leveraged through an untrusted RSS feed, the impact can get much more interesting," he added.
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Will Hurd, a lawmaker who has often refused to adopt Republican talking points on the Ukraine scandal (for instance, defending the anonymity of the whistleblower while his colleagues and party leader called for him to be unmasked), took his turn.
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The mood is swirling, gently dizzying, as Gurnemanz, a veteran knight, describes the calling of the company; when Parsifal is unmasked in the final act, Mr. Petrenko carries the emotion through what feels like several full minutes of sustained intensity.
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The allegations have similarities with the decades-long global soccer corruption schemes unmasked by United States authorities in May 2015, which led to the arrests of several senior officials for trading their influence for millions of dollars in bribes and kickbacks.
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So in some ways, it was unsurprising that Gal Gadot, Will Ferrell, Kristen Wiig, Mark Ruffalo, an unmasked Sia, and an assortment of other allegedly famous white women decided to sing the song in a supercut Gadot posted on her Instagram.
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The competitor with the least amount of votes got unmasked, and this week that unlucky contestant was Skeleton, who turned out to be David Letterman's former musical director and sidekick for the Late Show and Blues Brothers co-creator Paul Shaffer.
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So far, figure skating champ Johnny Weir, gamer Ninja, boxer Laila Ali, celebrity doctor Dr. Drew Pinsky, bandleader Paul Shaffer, comedian Sherri Shepherd, actress Raven-Simoné, Fashion Police alum Kelly Osbourne, and Grammy winner Patti LaBelle have all been unmasked.
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The surveillance program has become the subject of controversy in recent months after Trump claimed that the U.S. intelligence community surveilled his presidential campaign and that Obama administration officials improperly "unmasked" the identities of campaign aides caught up in surveillance.
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"It unmasked what doctors described as a genetic vulnerability to a mood disorder, and by that time I was in pretty deep trouble," she told hosts Gayle King, Anthony Mason and Tony Dokoupil for their "Stop the Stigma" mental health week.
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Everything makes perfect sense once the killer's unmasked, and you can't believe you didn't know it all along, but even when I knew the rules of the road (or the spoon) I don't think I completely intuited any of these clues.
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But they can be revealed — or "unmasked" — for national security reasons, and intelligence officials say it is a regular occurrence and completely legal for a national security adviser to request the identities of Americans who are mentioned in intelligence reports.
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Former national security adviser Susan Rice told House investigators that she internally unmasked the identities of senior Trump officials in order to understand why the crown prince of the United Arab Emirates was in New York late last year, CNN reports.
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Rice herself, in a Tuesday afternoon appearance on MSNBC, admitted that she had asked for US citizens to be unmasked on several occasions throughout her tenure — though she was cagey about whether any of them were Trump transition team members.
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Nunes and some other Republicans have focused much of their concern over the investigation about the possibility that some Americans' names have been improperly "unmasked" and released to the public in leaks about the investigation of whether Trump's campaign colluded with Moscow.
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You can see what I look like jumping very awkwardly off a trampoline—looking for all the world like a bloke who's just eaten a massive fucking roast dinner, or an unmasked Darth Vader, or Shaun Ryder after a long week—below.
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Doping by Russian athletes infected biathlon for years, and even after the wider doping program was unmasked, the I.B.U. faced repeated criticism from many of its own members for what they perceived to be weak antidoping policies, and a soft stance toward Russia.
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Whether the names of U.S. officials should have been revealed – and whether the Trump administration secretly colluded with Russia to interfere with the U.S. elections – have been at the center of committee hearings where the terms "masked" and "unmasked" were used often.
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TRUMP BASKS IN NUNES SURVEILLANCE NEWS: &aposSO THAT MEANS I&aposM RIGHT&apos The term "unmasked" refers to what happens when someone's communications are inadvertently collected as part of government surveillance of another subject, and the unintended target is named and documented.
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Not only did the show very obviously telegraph Svenson was a mega-shady creep — with his weird lair and suspicious photographs — long before he was unmasked as the alleged Black Hood, but it's not even like he touched a single character's life beforehand.
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Here's what we know: The victim: "Ted Cruz is the Zodiac Killer" meme The evidence: In 2013, a theory began circulating online that Ted Cruz may, in fact, be the unmasked Zodiac Killer — a mass murderer whose identity has long remained a mystery.
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Reed seeks to understand McLemore, not because we need to understand him—he's not a public figure to be unmasked—but because to try to understand McLemore is to grant him a kind of compassion he so clearly yearned for in the world.
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Senator Lindsey Graham told Fox News Channel's America's Newsroom he has "reason to believe" someone requested his conversation with a foreigner be unmasked, so he has asked the NSA, FBI, and CIA to tell him what has happened with his surveilled conversations.
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The GOP seized on a Bloomberg View report in April that Rice had requested that at least one Trump transition team member be "unmasked," leading to claims that the Obama White House had intended to use that intelligence to damage Trump's transition.
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The hilarious scuffle ends when the duo fall into a water fountain, and only one emerges to greet Mitchell and Babel: the now-unmasked Pink Ranger, who makes her way over and sits on their laps (still all wet!) by way of greeting.
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Washington (CNN)Former national security adviser Susan Rice privately told House investigators that she unmasked the identities of senior Trump officials to understand why the crown prince of the United Arab Emirates was in New York late last year, multiple sources told CNN.
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I'd guess the official expects his or her identity to become public at some point, and thinks that one day his or her social or professional interests will be served by being unmasked as the author of the now-famous op-ed.
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As these resource potentials are unmasked, so too is the level of interest of a variety of states — especially from Asia — in being able to exploit those resources and potential of expanded Arctic Ocean maritime access, both for destination and transoceanic shipping route.
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Now Angela cannot ignore the multiple signs that she has misplaced her trust, that she is in just as much danger today as she was years ago, when she was first hurt in the line of duty as an unmasked police officer.
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Then in June, Orlando gunman Omar Mateen was purportedly unmasked because of the dating apps on his phone: Due to his supposed use of gay apps like Grindr, his attack on a gay nightclub was declared an act of "revenge" not "terrorism".
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Doping by Russian athletes infected biathlon for years, and even after the wider doping program was unmasked, the I.B.U. faced repeated criticism from many of its own members for what they perceived to be weak antidoping policies and a soft stance toward Russia.
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Still, they remain far below their all-time high of more than $742 in the summer of 2015, just months before news of the food poisoning outbreaks that sickened hundreds of U.S. customers and unmasked operational weaknesses at the former high-flying chain.
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Nunes and Schiff asked the intelligence community leaders to disclose any "unmasked" identities that were disseminated throughout the intelligence community, law enforcement, or among senior Obama administration officials from June 2016 until January 2017 that relate to Trump or Hillary Clinton and their associates.
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In Lloyd Webber's new memoir, Unmasked, he reveals he didn't love Brightman's voice when they first met, and writes that the singer's alleged affair with "the original Phantom keyboard player" was part of the reason he left her for his current wife, Madeleine Gurdon.
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The meme-laden Tumblr platform is the latest social media and blogging outlet to be unmasked as a distribution channel for Russian agents to rip at America's societal fault lines and seek to influence citizens' voting habits, according to a report by BuzzFeed News.
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Two and a half weeks later, Nunes, a Trump ally, told reporters that an unidentified source had shown him intelligence reports containing "unmasked" names of Trump associates swept up in foreign surveillance, prompting accusations that Nunes had disclosed classified information to provide cover to Trump.
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In this trailer, the unmasked Black Bolt looks like a boring extra in a cheaply made Game of Thrones cosplay outfit, placidly tolerating Rheon's verbal attacks, which are made in a weird put-on Americanish or something accent that does the accomplished actor no favors.
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Rice, one of three former Obama officials who met with the panel this week, has come under sharp scrutiny from some House Republicans because they believe she improperly "unmasked" -- or revealed the identities collected in intelligence gathering -- of Trump associates in US intelligence reports.
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Susan Rice, who served as ambassador to the United Nations and national security adviser in the Obama administration, gave her first interview on Tuesday after it was reported that she requested that the names of Trump campaign officials swept up in intelligence surveillance be unmasked.
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Trey Gowdy, a South Carolina Republican who is helping lead the House investigation, told the Daily Caller "nothing that came up in her interview that led me to conclude" that she improperly unmasked the names of Trump associates or leaked it to the press.
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You can choose to play nicely with him when he helps the unmasked Wayne out of a sticky situation, but his plans are clear: He's here to claim some of this city for himself, and he won't be responsible for whoever stands in his way.
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For instance, the 1992 rules exempted the president, vice president, the secretaries of Defense and State and the president's national security adviser as the only executive branch officials who could request an unmasked congressional identity without first getting written approval from the CIA director.
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Nunes said in February that it was a "big problem" that Flynn had his phone calls recorded and later expressed concerns that Trump transition officials may have been unmasked in intelligence reports when the chairman made his bombshell revelation about incidental collection in March.
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Before he began to speak, he held out an iPhone showing a picture of his family: if he was unmasked, he said, his family would suffer, because he works for a company that might not want to be connected to an apostle of Trumpism.
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SANA, the Syrian state news agency, said the strike unmasked "fake claims" by the Americans that they were fighting terrorism, adding that anyone claiming to be fighting the Islamic State and Al Qaeda should "direct strikes against them" and not against Syrian and allied forces.
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"We received news last week from our producing partners in London that due to unforeseen scheduling issues, 'Unmasked' can no longer be presented as part of our 2018-2019 Paper Mill Playhouse season," Mark S. Hoebee, the theater's producing artistic director, said in a statement.
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Because Flynn's identity was important to explaining why Russia responded in unexpected fashion to sanctions imposed in December, the intelligence community unmasked his name, discovering that Trump's top national security adviser had assured Russia that the incoming administration would address the sanctions after taking power.
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The 57-year-old Maltese national has been scrutinized since he was unmasked as the unnamed academic who, according to court filings, told George Papadopoulos, a former campaign adviser to Donald Trump, that Russia had "dirt" on Hillary Clinton, in a plea deal unsealed this week.
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It is true that, as Dr Millar and his team point out, those models may have overestimated the cooling effects of some pollutants, and thus of the warming that would be "unmasked" when those cooling pollutants, such as sulphur from Chinese coal-fired power stations, were reduced.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is a singular purity that runs through Modigliani: Unmasked, the stunning new exhibition at the Jewish Museum — a purity that either confirms or belies the intention of the curator, Mason Klein, depending on whether or not you buy his premise.
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The latest charge is that former national security adviser Susan Rice "unmasked" -- intelligence parlance for asking for the identity of unnamed officials -- Trump campaign officials, proof, the President's allies insist, that something nefarious was happening on the surveillance front during the final days of the Obama administration.
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Last week, Nunes and Schiff said that they were pressing the CIA, FBI, and NSA for information on Trump associates who may have been incidentally spied on through the foreign intelligence surveillance law and whose names were later "unmasked" and the intelligence details leaked to the media.
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Right-wing journalist Chuck Johnson, who allegedly had his own behind-the-scenes role in the transition, has claimed that the names of Blackwater founder Erik Prince and Fox News host Sean Hannity, neither of whom had a formal role in the transition, were also unmasked.
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The ethics inquiry came in the aftermath of his bombshell comments that Obama administration officials had improperly unmasked the names of Trump associates, a revelation that Trump used as cover for his unsubstantiated claim that Obama had Trump Tower wiretapped during the election to spy on him.
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No one noticed that their Twitter follower, Glenda from the heartland, with her million reasons to dislike Hillary Clinton, was really a bot created in Russia—until after the election, when the Kremlin's efforts to use social media to sow dissension throughout the electorate were unmasked.
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In August, before reporting in the Times and in this magazine unmasked Weinstein and the industry around him, Masters had a juicy piece about Roy Price, the head of film and television at Amazon, who in 2015 had been investigated by the company for sexual harassment.
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Along the way, he meets other unlucky victims of these mysterious villains — never unmasked — who hack photos, webcams, text archives, whatever it takes to find something incriminating enough to force their targets to act out dangerous and/or debasing acts because... ...well, that's never explained, either.
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The US government is made almost entirely of store-brand Bond villains, and I'll be zero percent surprised if thousands of "people" are unmasked as towers made of several thousand spiders who are standing on each others' thoraxes, just waiting for the opportunity to be an asshole.
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Among his less successful trials as a senior barrister was his defense of George Blake, unmasked in 1961 as a double agent who had used his position at Britain's foreign intelligence service, MI6, to aid the Soviet K.G.B. in the earliest days of the Cold War.
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Last year, he dramatically announced that a whistle-blower had shown him materials revealing that Obama administration officials had improperly "unmasked" the identities of Mr. Trump's associates in intelligence reports based on surveillance, and that he intended to inform the White House about what he had learned.
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The three final competitors on the Fox TV series were unmasked during Wednesday night's finale and they proved to be rapper/producer T-Pain as the Monster, former teen idol and singer Donny Osmond as the Peacock and legendary soul singer Gladys Knight, who was the Bee.
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It's particularly crazy that Nunes would leak classified information like this, because he watched on Monday as his own Republican colleagues spent much of an Intelligence Committee hearing emphasizing what a betrayal of trust it was to reveal that Americans' identities had been unmasked in surveillance.
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Certainly, their impertinent masks within the look-at-me premise of the show can be reconsidered as culturally prescient in lieu of the psychographic politics that have dowsed the internet ego-rush of freely sharing selfie data — a rush that has remade unmasked masses into raw commodities.
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The next clip starts to play, this time showing Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley asking Clapper and former acting Attorney General Sally Yates if they ever requested that the names of Trump, his associates or members of Congress be identified by name, or unmasked, in a legal intelligence intercept.
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Opponents effectively unmasked the TPP as another failed so-called "free trade" deal — a tidy arrangement that had little to do with unfettered trade, and far more to do with handing more power to large corporate interests to exploit labor and protect capital, especially patents and intellectual property.
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Dennis Rader, the doting, protective 59-year-old father she thought she knew, had just been arrested for 10 unimaginably savage murders — and unmasked as the serial killer known as "BTK," for "bind, torture, kill," a name he'd created for himself while terrorizing the family's hometown of Wichita, Kan.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. cyber spies last year unmasked the identities of nearly 22018,000 U.S. citizens or residents who were in contact with foreign intelligence targets, a sharp increase from previous years attributed partly to hacking and other malicious cyber activity, according to a U.S. government report released on Tuesday.
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Obama national security advisor Susan Rice told the House Intelligence Committee last week that she unmasked Trump officials in an attempt to discern why they had met with the crown prince of the United Arab Emirates when he paid an unannounced visit to New York last December, per CNN.
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"The hard offensive, this traveling theater that is showing up in different cities to provoke and then cry... we are the ones who are harmed by this, it must be unmasked and discarded," PiS leader Jaroslaw Kaczynski said at a party campaign picnic in the town of Stalowa Wola.
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The unmasked names, of people associated with Trump, were then sent to all those at the National Security Council, some at the Defense Department, then-Director of National Intelligence James Clapper and then-CIA Director John Brennan – essentially, the officials at the top, including former Rice deputy Ben Rhodes.
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"The proprietors of TLZ [The Love Zone] designed the website to allow users anonymity when they visited the site, but after the Australians took it over, they unmasked the IP addresses of many of those who used the site," a court document from the case of Seth Piccolo reads.
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"The catastrophe left behind by Hurricanes Irma and María unmasked the reality of the unequal treatment of the American living in Puerto Rico, forcing the Executive to approve waivers and Congress to make exceptions so that we could receive help," González-Colón said in a news release Wednesday.
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At issue is whether FIFA has made every effort to contact Grigory Rodchenkov, the Russian whistle-blower and former director of the Moscow laboratory for drug testing whose testimony unmasked a vast doping program that corrupted global sports across several Olympics, with evidence extending from 2011 to 2015.
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The 2010 vote on the hosting rights for the 2018 World Cup, which was granted to Russia, and the 2022 edition, which went to Qatar, had increased scrutiny on FIFA's decision makers long before an American indictment unmasked corruption at the governing body dating back more than two decades.
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There also were several instances in which Americans' unmasked names were improperly shared inside the intelligence community without being redacted, a violation of the so-called minimization procedures that Obama loosened in 2011 that are supposed to protect Americans' identity from disclosure when they are intercepted without a warrant.
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The order further unmasked the tension building between the newly solidified conservative majority on the court that wants to stop inmates from making last minute appeals and liberals who think the justices should defer to lower courts when it comes to specific facts in individual death penalty cases.
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RELATED: Rebuffed by Comey's testimony, Trump tweet teases new theory "Director Comey told the House Intelligence Committee that certain political appointees in the Obama administration had access to the names of unmasked US citizens, such as senior White House officials, senior Department of Justice Officials, and senior intelligence officials," Spicer said.
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They had uncovered the identities of several design team plants, but Mateo had not only managed to evade being unmasked through the summer, he had access to to the Super Secret Squids chat—the space created for the Squids to talk free of the prying eyes of the design team.
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After two months of mounting anticipation by audiences, celebrity panelists Robin Thicke, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger and Ken Jeong, and host Nick Cannon, the final three contestants — monster, bee and peacock — on the Fox reality competition series' first season were unmasked during Wednesday's finale, when the monster was declared the winner.
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When he was unmasked as the unnamed "overseas professor" cited in the documents filed in October by Trump–Russia special counsel Robert Mueller, Mifsud led a three-year degree course in political science and international relations, according to a bio then on the website of the Link Campus University in Rome.
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One of the sources said official reporting supported news reports that the leader of the group that carried out the attacks is known as Mohammed Zahran Hashim and that he is the central unmasked figure in a photo of the alleged attack team issued by an Islamic State publicity outlet.
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"So the question is, where did that information emanate from, and was the information that was unmasked by Susan Rice the same information that was put out to The New York Times, The Washington Post to try to kneecap politically the Trump transition and then the Trump administration?" he asked.
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But Rice's suggestion that she unmasked the names of US individuals -- who turned out to be Trump associates -- over concerns about the propriety of the crown prince's visit to the United States could help her fend off attacks that she was out of line in the actions she took. Rep.
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Neither will the assertion that former national security adviser Susan Rice appears to have requested the names of non-targeted Americans involved in conversations on those surveillance tapes be "unmasked," a determination unequivocally reserved for the three agencies charged with the collection of such data: the FBI, CIA and NSA.
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Officials stressed that the Gang of Eight leadership group in Congress — the House Speaker, House minority leader, Senate majority leader, Senate minority leader and the bipartisan heads of both chambers' intelligence committees — were consulted about the changes in rules and routinely are alerted when a congressional identity has been unmasked.
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One of the sources said official reporting supported news reports that the leader of the group that carried out the attacks is known as Mohammed Zahran Hashim and that he is the central unmasked figure in a photo of the alleged attack team issued by an Islamic State publicity outlet.
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The president did not soften his position toward President Barack Obama's national security adviser, Susan E. Rice, who has become a sensitive figure in the multiple investigations of Mr. Trump's ties to Russia because of reports that she asked to have officials in the Trump campaign "unmasked" during intelligence briefings.
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Former National Security Advisor Susan Rice appeared on MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell Reports to respond to allegations that she "unmasked" the identities of Trump associates in incidental collection of their communications with foreign officials, stating it was "absolutely false" that she had engaged in any politically-motivated activities during her national security duties.
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Thursday: Headlines of the day: "The knives are out for Stephen Bannon, and his scam is getting unmasked" —WaPo op-ed "Bye Bye Bannon" —Slate "Steve Bannon Isn't a Genius" —NYT op-ed We also found out that Trump wasn't a fan of the SNL skit featuring "President Bannon" as the grim reaper.
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Nunes, who still holds considerable power to direct investigations and issue subpoenas on his own, sent subpoenas to the CIA, FBI and NSA seeking details on who Rice, former UN Ambassador Samantha Powers and former CIA Director John Brennan sought to have "unmasked" -- or identify redacted names in collected intelligence -- in reports.
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The orders further unmasked the tension building between the three conservative justices and liberals who think the justices should defer to lower courts when it comes to specific facts in individual death penalty cases, as well as Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who have also sided at times with inmates.
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Last week, Nunes and Schiff together said that they were pressing the CIA, FBI and National Security Agency for information on Trump associates who may have been incidentally spied on and whose names were later unmasked and the intelligence details leaked to the media — such as former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Not because the story squirms with twists, or because there are villains to be unmasked, but simply because Joanna Hogg's film is all about knowing—about carnal knowledge, about the youthful urge to know more of life, and also, if that life grows bitter to the taste, about choosing not to know.
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" — Former WorldCom CEO dies at 78: "Bernard J. Ebbers, a telecom executive who grew a small Mississippi firm into the Wall Street juggernaut WorldCom, only for its gains to be unmasked in an $11 billion corporate accounting scandal that landed him in prison and sent shock waves through the U.S. economy, died Feb.
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Theoretically, they're only supposed to ask for someone to be "unmasked" when the report is unintelligible without the person's identity OR when there's a compelling national security reason to do so (like if a suspected foreign terrorist was talking to a US citizen about their joint plan to blow up a building).
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Though its posts are easily unmasked as hoaxes with minimal fact-checking, Facebook, as many have already lamented, has no built-in way to help users tell the difference between an article from a regular news website and one from the "Denver Guardian" that might show up in their news feeds, masquerading as real news.
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For the Brexit audit, it's worth noting that Facebook appears to have only looked at identified Internet Research Agency (IRA) pages or account profiles — IRA being the previously unmasked Russian troll-farm — so there could be scope for other Russian-backed accounts to have bought ads intending to meddle with Brexit without Facebook realizing it.
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So the fact that she's teamed up with the legendary British composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, to record an official cover of the song "You Must Love Me" from his musical Evita for Unmasked: The Platinum Collection, an upcoming compilation celebrating his career (out on 16 March via UMC/Polydor), seems like a good fit.
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Instagram account that sought harassment tales may be unmasked Advertisers sip rosé and ponder ethics in South of France Miss America ends swimsuit competition, aiming to evolve in 'this cultural revolution' Samba TV has struck deals with roughly a dozen TV brands — including Sony, Sharp, TCL and Philips — to place its software on certain sets.
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The Times celebrated two: one for the investigative team that unmasked the dubious tax schemes President Trump and his siblings used to avoid taxes on hundreds of millions of dollars from their father's real estate empire; and one for editorial writing, for essays by Brent Staples that helped rewrite the history of race in America.
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The CIA officially identifies the architects of its post-33/11 torture program The CIA officially identifies the architects of its post-9/11 torture program For the first time since the CIA launched its post-9/11 "war on terror" torture program, the agency has officially unmasked the two Air Force psychologists credited as the program's architects.
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While Twitter's investigation showed that there was no evidence that any breach or misuse of the unmasked passwords occurred, the company is recommending that users change their Twitter passwords out of an "abundance of caution," both on the site itself and anywhere else they may have used that password, which includes third-party apps like Twitterrific and TweetDeck.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) revealed Wednesday that they are pressing the CIA, FBI and National Security Agency (NSA) on aides who may have been spied on through a loophole in U.S. surveillance law and were then subsequently "unmasked" and exposed to the media.
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When asked if she ever requested for the names of Trump transition members to be unmasked, Rice said "absolutely not for any political purposes" and added she was not behind the leaks that revealed former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn had misled Vice President Pence about his discussions with the Russian ambassador before the inauguration.
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The symposium -- at which both writers of this piece participated -- explored an array of topics including Bowie's most interesting artistic collaborations; his performative history in mime, theater and film; the poetic sensibility of his cut and mix lyrics; and fashion and artistic trends and their influences on his own unmasked "transgressions" of sexuality, race and class.
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Rand PaulRandal (Rand) Howard PaulGraham promises ObamaCare repeal if Trump, Republicans win in 2020 Conservatives buck Trump over worries of 'socialist' drug pricing Rand Paul to 'limit' August activities due to health MORE (R-Ky.), meanwhile, seized on the allegations that Rice improperly "unmasked" Trump campaign members to emphasize the need for FISA reform — including Section 702.
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Nunes, an ally of the president who chairs the House Intelligence Committee, recused himself from his committee's investigation into Russian election interference last year after he made a private trip to the White House to see documents he described as showing that members of Trump's White House transition team had their identities unmasked in intelligence reports.
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Rafi Eitan, the canny Israeli spymaster who commanded the Nazi-hunting team that captured Adolf Eichmann in Argentina and many years later was unmasked as the handler of Jonathan Jay Pollard, the American Navy intelligence analyst who pleaded guilty to passing on more than 22013,26 secret documents to the Israelis, died on Saturday in Tel Aviv.
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But the law was still expected to be renewed without facing any real resistance — until earlier this year, when news outlets reported that former national security adviser Susan Rice had "unmasked" the identities of some of President Trump's transition team officials, requesting that their redacted names be revealed in reports that used intelligence gathered through Section 702 spying tools.
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As late as April 2019, Iraq filed an affidavit from its Ministry of Justice stating that none of its officials, nor Mr. Zayna, was convicted of corruption related to the theft of money owed to Mr. Stoffel's company — a lie unmasked after trial when Iraq finally produced the conviction of its own officials for this very transaction.
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Most interesting about the illustration is that the crew of conspirators seem to fail constantly; their supposed schemes involving Benghazi, the IRS, Fast and Furious, Uranium One, Clinton's emails, and Fusion GPS have all been thoroughly exposed to the public over a course of years, yet the conspirators seem to keep operating no matter how many times they are unmasked.
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K. and European banks are getting destroyed, having the worst two-day move ever," said Chris Weston, chief market strategist at spreadbettor IG. He added, "The U.K. referendum has not just left a stain on British politics (and society), but it has unmasked a number of macro concerns that were largely smoothed over in the wake of the coordinated central action in February.
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These guys: Hostility toward Ngo started out with the odd, weirdly cheerful "Fuck you, Andy"; progressed to groups of two to three unmasked men half-menacingly following him around the park; and arrived at a very clear strategy, by which a group of five thin, masked antifa stood in a half arc around him wherever he walked, obstructing his view.
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But to start at the beginning, Modigliani: Unmasked is unusual for two reasons: it showcases the artist's achievements as a sculptor and draftsman while relegating his lushly colored paintings to the sidelines; and it is assembled mostly from a single collection, that of Paul Alexandre, who bought more than 400 drawings directly from the artist's studio between the years 1906 and 1914.
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MORE: Here's Why Doctors Often Miss Heart Attack Symptoms in Women "Although heart attacks in young women are rare, the time during and immediately after pregnancy is a particularly vulnerable period during which heart disease may be unmasked," says study author Dr. Nathaniel Smilowitz, an interventional cardiologist and assistant professor of medicine at NYU Langone Health, in an email to TIME.
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From dropping how Putin would "rather have a puppet" as president, to contrasting how she was in the situation room during the bin Laden raid while Trump was judging "Celebrity Apprentice," to countering Trump's line about his "beautiful hotel" with a line that it was constructed with Chinese steel, Clinton rendered Trump speechless, exposed his lack of seriousness, and unmasked his hypocrisy.
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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 recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel may have unmasked a Palestinian strategy that reminds me of that scene.
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If a writer fails to get a character, a scenario, a turn of phrase just right, the reader is jarred from the story; if a writer is writing about a character who looks nothing like himself, as I was, and gets that wrong, that writer is unmasked as someone who couldn't manage empathy, someone who couldn't understand the world beyond himself.
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You know you mentioned the furries being, or the people in Charlottesville being unmasked as furries, and there's a lot of issues there with like revealing identities of people and a lot of controversy there, but I think more what it speaks to is this idea that I always kind of harp on covering this stuff, which is that the internet is real life.
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That's why, ahead of Jessica Jones' upcoming season 2 premiere on March 8, it's worth going back to the drama's inaugural season to see it through the lens of #MeToo and Time's Up. Those two movements were born out of the October 2017 New York Times story that first revealed Weinstein's decades of alleged predatory behavior and led to many more men being unmasked as monsters.
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