It weaponizes sleepy sincerity like Succession weaponizes cruelty and insult comedy.
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And our current policy weaponizes the landscape in that way.
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And especially social media amplifies and weaponizes a lot of it.
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And yet that's just what a death threat does: It weaponizes anxiety.
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"It weaponizes Luzerne County's foster care system," Mr. Pedri said on Saturday.
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The film's genius is in the way it weaponizes that absence of sound.
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It's been around for a long time, and it weaponizes our 911 system.
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And so social media, first it amplifies it, and then it weaponizes it.
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Then there's the thorny issue of how Claire weaponizes feminism as a political tool.
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One of the smartest things about Big Little Lies is how it weaponizes beauty.
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Go deeper: Mueller weaponizes Microsoft Word; How the Russia probe closed in on Manafort.
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Revenge porn weaponizes an intimate moment into a form of exploitation and even blackmail.
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Madeline smartly weaponizes a folksy demeanor that lulls Maia into a sense of safety.
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After she fends him off, he weaponizes the current culture of workplace sensitivity against her.
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Russia weaponizes information against us already; controversial issues are Russian information warriors' bread and butter.
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"It politicizes and weaponizes a program and a law that, for years, was noncontroversial and bipartisan."
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In banana republics, the party in power weaponizes the state against political opponents to stay in power.
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The sexualization of crass cultural stereotypes further weaponizes them, and Garcia briefly upends their ultimately backward nature.
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But the beauty of such a program is that it weaponizes money, the only language capitalism speaks.
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Go deeper: Political ads become 2020 flashpoint The free speech election How online ad targeting weaponizes information
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Go deeper: Rivals distance themselves from Facebook on political ads How online ad targeting weaponizes political misinformation
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Critics say the memo is a mischaracterization of the facts and weaponizes intelligence for a political fight.
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He weaponizes outrageousness, offensiveness, and identity cues to capture a share of political coverage unknown in the modern era.
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Four-man pressure weaponizes coordinator Vic Fangio's slew of disguised zone coverages, blurring quarterbacks' reads and creating bountiful turnover opportunities.
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But Russia's asymmetric warfare, like political and information warfare or simply stoking corruption, is effective — largely because it weaponizes Americans.
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She also wrote that she isn't the biggest fan of the internet right now (relatable) — and anyone who weaponizes mental health.
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Repeal and delay takes something Republicans already can't seem to do — agree on an Obamacare replacement — and weaponizes it against themselves.
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Trump weaponizes the presidency -- Read this from Stephen Collinson: (Trump) is completing his project of fashioning the office around his own personality.
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President Trump calls the media the "enemy of the people," providing actual physical human targets for his supporters as he weaponizes information.
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Moscow weaponizes everything it can, with energy the next logical battlefield, and drawing upon their experiment in Ukraine, the tactic is battle tested.
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In articulating the moments of camp and casting herself as the protagonist, Grande weaponizes them, effectively making herself the only heroine we'll ever need.
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For 153 issues, Invincible journeys through a DC/Marvel-ian universe that weaponizes your sense of familiarity in the name of a compelling story.
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What Democrat's have likely done is ironically Putin-level stuff when a party in power weaponizes government institutions and policies against its political opponents.
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Ted is the guy who weaponizes his apparent harmlessness to acquire and then discard women who he fully acknowledges are out of his league.
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The ad weaponizes audio of former president Barack Obama against Biden, in what is clearly an effort to turn African American voters against him.
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Mueller's nuclear option would still impose a personal and professional toll on himself, especially if Trump successfully weaponizes the Justice Department against his political opponents.
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Hathaway, affecting an upper-crusty accent as Josephine's default voice (she has others when she needs them), savors her own chilliness and weaponizes her self-control.
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As such, polarized media doesn't emphasize commonalities, it weaponizes differences; it doesn't focus on the best of the other side, it threatens you with the worst.
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Mabel is also played by Ms. Stulik, who changes costumes faster than Superman and wields a cadenza the way an ace rock guitarist weaponizes power chords.
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Cory Booker claimed on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday that President Trump is "worse than a racist" and that his rhetoric weaponizes race just as Gov.
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She quickly weaponizes this discovery in her struggles with the assorted creeps and predators she meets in the fashion world, including rival model Jimmy (Carlisle in drag).
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We can all hope that no future administration, regardless of party, weaponizes intelligence-gathering against its own citizens for political purposes under the guise of public safety.
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One jaeger weaponizes and destroys buildings; other fights have heroes and villains charging each other, oblivious to the way their extended energy swords are slicing skyscrapers in half.
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Eavesdropping might be the only enduring tradition the city has left, and Stagg weaponizes this outsider-insider sensibility wherever she goes, feeding all the best lines to her reader.
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They strain to keep faith with America when the attorney general weaponizes the terror of children and the desperation of parents in order to pursue his vision of immigration policy.
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One of the things I really like about this show as a TV structure nerd is the way it weaponizes all the things that are irritating on other TV shows.
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"PBOC (People's Bank of China) weaponizes the renminbi...the boost to China's export sector from currency depreciation is worth attracting the ire of the Trump," said Capital Economics in a note.
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There's blackness — the mere state of one's racial self — and there's being politically black, which amounts to the degree to which one wields or weaponizes or calls attention to one's blackness.
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" Regardless of the intentions of the person making the joke, it nevertheless reinforces a "visceral kind of homophobia" and "weaponizes an older, less contemporary, and therefore less taboo kind of bigotry.
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Go deeper: Facebook, Google weigh changing political ad policies Political ads become 2020 flashpoint Twitter to stop accepting all political ads The free speech election How online ad targeting weaponizes information
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"If China indeed weaponizes rare earths, the U.S. will not have enough supply because it needs some lead time to build their own processing capacity, which currently is zero," she added.
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Its Chong Qing chicken, which weaponizes capsaicin in just about every known form and should not be faced without a full glass of water or beer at hand, is proof of that.
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"Us" is a tour de force of comic tension and visceral release, a movie that weaponizes our chuckles against us and reminds us that laughing, screaming and thinking are not mutually exclusive pleasures.
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Bloomberg dives into what happens when an authoritarian government (in this case, the Philippines) weaponizes Facebook for its own ends, and what that could mean for the future of governance in the real world.
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Widely criticized for characterizing law enforcement officers as a "protected class," and positing that acts of violence against officers should be considered hate crimes, this contentious, reactionary countermovement further weaponizes an already racially biased system.
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This episode also features the return of Rainn Wilson as Harry Mudd, who weaponizes that time loop to sell out the Discovery to the Klingons, partially to get revenge for being abandoned in a Klingon prison.
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Moon warned the global free trade order may suffer if a country "weaponizes" a sector where it has an upper edge, referring to curbs Japan has imposed on exports of some high-tech materials to South Korea.
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Jesse's wife, Amber (Cassidy Freeman) is eerily comfortable in her status as a wealthy "bless your heart" housewife who consistently gives her husband a pass for bad behavior and also weaponizes her own piety against other women.
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This not only weaponizes the tax code and puts every taxpayer at risk, this lawsuit goes further and — for the first time — circumvents America's democratic process by replacing the U.S. House's voice with [Democratic House Speaker] Nancy Pelosi's voice.
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Mr. Trump discussed the situation on Tuesday when asked about his eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., who recently said he was more worried about his sons than his daughters because "the other side weaponizes" claims of sexual misbehavior from decades earlier.
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John Kennedy doubles down on claims of Ukrainian interference How online ad targeting weaponizes political misinformation Editor's note: NBC is an investor in Axios and Andy Lack, chairman of NBC News and MSNBC, is a member of the Axios board.
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Ant Man and the Wasp has plenty of laugh-out-loud moments, including a fight that weaponizes a human-sized Hello Kitty Pez dispenser, and a sequence that turns Scott Lang, aka Ant-Man (Paul Rudd), into a kind of adult toddler.
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A triptych of eye-catchingly colorful, yet generic nighttime photographs of illuminated office buildings from 2014 is a good example of the way Trevor Paglen, whose midcareer survey at the Smithsonian American Art Museum includes photography and sculpture, weaponizes forms of art.
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But when a person intentionally weaponizes sleep deprivation—including not allowing their partner to go to bed, interrupting their sleep or punishing them for sleeping—experts say it becomes a form of physical abuse and torture, one that often goes unnoticed to the outside world.
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"When the other side weaponizes it against men and says 40 years later we can bring it up, you did something in high school that no one remembers, it can disqualify you from every doing anything again, it really diminishes the real claims," Trump Jr. said.
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It weaponizes quiet, embracing the introspection and absolution that have themed the project—which has long featured a rotating cast of members, but is now stripped down to a duo and rounded out by Esther Shaw—since they first embarked on their long, strange trip almost a decade ago.
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The 140-character tweet has never been considered a great vehicle of nuance, but is arguably facing its toughest test yet under President Trump — who has amply demonstrated he's capable of tweeting insults, tweeting vitriol, and tweeting in a way that weaponizes his supporters — especially when he feels under critical fire.
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The softboi is really a younger cousin of the fuckboy, only less genuine, someone who weaponizes his ability to appropriate the right kind of emotional language and some thoughtful references to Sartre and Camus to get what he wants—which is you, into his bed, and then out of it.
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Though there is certainly still nostalgia to be found—the record is replete with his trademark vintage synths and halcyon memories—here Lewis weaponizes it, as on the Haim collaboration "Saturdays," about reclaiming power through where you came from, and holding on tight to the things that brought us joy.
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"I think the red line is when the North completes an ICBM and weaponizes it by loading it with a nuclear warhead, and it is inching toward that critical red line," Mr. Moon said, warning that additional missiles tests by the North would invite tougher and "unbearable" sanctions from the United States.
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Most of the president's remarks were copied straight from his typical stump speech — which included touting the national economy (while he and his family have had notable overseas business ties), railing against illegal immigration (which he often weaponizes as a fear tactic to rally supporters), and insulting Democrats (as he ignored the failing health of a prominent member of his own party).
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Ours is a time when neo-Nazis taunt liberal "snowflakes" by adopting Harambe, the gorilla killed at the Cincinnati Zoo, as an ironic mascot ("Dicks out for Harambe"); conspiracy-addled leftists swell the ranks of the 9/11 truther and anti-vaxxer brigades; and the far-right Twittersphere weaponizes memes like #PizzaGate to troll the "shitlib" media and enflame the lunatic fringe.
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The show weaponizes what we know to be true about television — there will always be a status quo for the characters to return to, most regular characters have "plot armor" that keeps them safe — and it uses it to remind us, over and over again, that if you had to live through these truths, unable to change or evolve, it would be an unending horror.
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But on adult women, historical dressing and the comfort of special occasion childhood clothing can be a test in fantasy, read in a way that brushes up close to costume and weaponizes the naiveté of girlhood and modesty (in a way, similar to Courtney Love's "kinderwhore" look), bringing the wearer into an arena of the perverse or gothic, sitting closer to the girls in Picnic in Hanging Rock or the group of Civil War-era women in Sofia Coppola's remake of The Beguiled, whose faded petticoated pastel finery masks dark impulses for sex and murder.
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After decoding the secret message, Boo Boo flies into the Sun to unleash a chain reaction that weaponizes the Sun's energy.
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But he did it! He showed that meanie! After lashing out in the booth, I imagine Jermaine stuck his tongue out at her, before placing a Band-Aid—with cartoons—on his bruised ego". Many critics also took issue with the timing of the release of the song, with GQs Julian Kimble writing that "[Cole] weaponizes male insecurity when there are literal lives at stake.
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Following this, September reappears and orchestrates a series of events just to see if Walter is finally able to let Peter die, which he eventually realizes he can do. The science team visits the Massive Dynamic bunker where the doomsday machine is held, and it instantly activates because of the proximity to Peter, whose nose begins to bleed. The machine also does something to Peter—it "weaponizes" him. His behaviour slowly begins to change, and he even begins to hunt down and murder shape-shifters, making Walter realize the effect the machine has on him.
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In 1993, Hasanbegović posed for a photo in Split at an event of the 9th Battalion of the Croatian Defence Forces (HOS), the Croatian Party of Rights' paramilitary (1991-1992), wearing a cap with what is allegedly an Ustashe Militia badge.Hockenos, Paul, "Croatia’s Far Right Weaponizes the Past", Foreign Policy, 6 May 2016. The photograph's resurfacing in 2016 and its circulation in the Croatian media caused major backlash. Hasanbegović denied he was wearing an Ustashe cap, claiming the photo had been manipulated and that he wore a black cap of the HOS.
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Maddox Beck, an eco-terrorist, steals an ancient clay painting from his wife to map out the location of a dormant pneumonic plague virus. Beck successfully recovers the virus and weaponizes it to inoculate his followers and create a worldwide epidemic. The Task Force contains most of the followers, but Samar and Elizabeth are infected by one of them at Dulles International Airport. With Aram's help, Reddington learns Beck's location and steals a supply of synthesized vaccine, as well as a necklace and a key, before leaving Beck to commit suicide.
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Stark completes his armor and they begin escaping. Stark is located by his allies due to his usage of the Stark Swarm and the Triumph Division and the Dynasty arrive to provide support towards the end of the battle. The Mandarin reveals the Titanomechs are designed to give a physical body to the spirits trapped in his Makluan Rings and plans to sacrifice the Earth in order to let the Titanomechs launch. The battle turns in Stark's favor as he weaponizes the Stark Swarm and uses it as a cannon to destroy the various Titanomechs.
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Janine Hawkins from Polygon opined that the Nishiki-centered cutscenes are undoubtedly "the soul of the game". She praised the character's voice acting and facial animations, noting that she found the overall virtual performance so powerful that she could not be distracted by any underlying flaws and that the "pathos of Nishiki’s side of the story could almost carry this game on its own because of that power". She found that it effectively "weaponizes all that fascinating, near-hypnotic emotiveness", in spite of the fact that much of Nishiki's story arc "verges on cheap". Alexandra proclaimed Nishiki to be one of gaming's best antagonists, through strong writing and gameplay contrasts between Yakuza 0 and Yakuza Kiwami.
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On 26 January 2018, two similar Mirai variant botnets were reported, the more modified version of which weaponizes EDB 38722 D-Link router's exploit to enlist further vulnerable IoT devices. The vulnerability in the router's Home Network Administration Protocol (HNAP) is utilized to craft a malicious query to exploited routers that can bypass authentication, to then cause an arbitrary remote code execution. The less modified version of Mirai is called "Masuta" (after the Japanese transliteration of "Master"), while the more modified version is called "PureMasuta". In March 2018, a new variant of Mirai, dubbed as "OMG", has emerged to surface with added configurations to target vulnerable IoT devices and turning them into proxy servers.
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" Ed Godziszewski (author of The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Godzilla) felt that the film did not provide much social commentary like previous Godzilla films, stating, "The 2014 film paid superficial lip service at best to the nuclear issue, but really there's almost nothing of substance there. Rather than offering caution about nuclear energy, the new film almost gives you the idea that nuclear weapons are actually the answer to everything". Godziszewski did iterate that he did enjoy the film and praised the monster battles for being choreographed closer to the original Toho films than how Pacific Rim was choreographed. David Kalat (author of A Critical History and Filmography of Toho's Godzilla Series) felt that Edwards figured out a successful "modern American context" for the film in supporting American troops, stating, "Edwards' Godzilla (2014) takes that concept and weaponizes it: we're used to seeing Godzilla movies where the military fails because they're stupid, but seeing them fail but be heroic while failing is new.
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