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Not long after it came out, Augusten was waylaid in an airport and he was hiding out in the bookstore spying on who was buying his books.
Of the big tech companies, it's really only two that depend on behavior modification and spying as their business plan.
So it was only just the other week that I heard London's Metropolitan Police Commissioner talking about why the police need access to all of our communications, spying on us without any judicial oversight, and he said it was a matter of life and death.
And I have to tell you, even when you're aware, generally, this is happening, it's really easy to forget that normal household items are spying on you.
My charges were dismissed, but a few weeks later, two FBI agents knocked on my door, and they told me that unless I helped them by spying on protest groups, they would put me on a domestic terrorist list.
If people are spying on us, it stands to reason that they have to listen to what we are saying.
And along the way, he became the face for the US government's recent pattern of prosecuting whistleblowers and spying on journalists.
Unfortunately, governments all over the world are constantly developing new spying techniques that put us all at risk.
What happened was, he had discovered evidence that the spying for Germany had continued, even after Dreyfus was in prison.
So he brought these discoveries to his superiors, but to his dismay, they either didn't care or came up with elaborate rationalizations to explain his findings, like, "Well, all you've really shown, Picquart, is that there's another spy who learned how to mimic Dreyfus's handwriting, and he picked up the torch of spying after Dreyfus left.
He had said, in January, that he would not sign a bill that granted telecom immunity for possibly warrantless spying on American persons.
She announces that she's 25 and her brother is 23 but there is no reprisal from the school, parents or lawsuits of any kind against the newspaper for fraud or spying?
Claire Danes is nice to look at, but does nothing else but mood swing and sneak around spying on the baddies.
Dr. Franz Tobel, a Swiss scientist, is smuggled out of his home country by Sherlock Holmes in order that the Nazi agents spying him do not get his invention of a new bomb sight.
If you're interested in learning about the 'real' side of spying, this movie is for you.
It still is very funny (Chaplin in disguise as a tree, spying on the Germans, is so ridiculous it's hysterical), but it suffers from being set in it's own age.
Being a judge, he feels he is actually spying on other peoples' lives and when he retires, he simply continues to do so, spying on his neighbors this time.
The innocence and sense of righteousness of the younger woman (literally) accidentally getting into his life, reinstalls his better judgment and it is because of her that he spontaneously confesses his spying behavior to his neighbors and the police, accepting and even holding on to the stones consequentially thrown through his windows.
Years have elapse and although their mission remains similar, their clandestine black operations now include domestic spying, discrediting U.S. citizens and infiltrating American organizations who criticize the U.S. government.
Michael Bowen spends most of the film spying on the other characters and misjudging all of them.
And how stupid was it that the two gals followed them there spying on them?
Why was the guy who spotted him spying on his wife wandering around outside in his dressing gown whilst carrying a gun as she rolled around on the bed?).
This spy was doing anything but spying.
What could be more schlocky than the idea of private detectives getting involved with the women they're supposed to be spying on?
With on exception, a granddaughter, whom the family subsequently tries to bully unto spying!
James Mason is an Austrian refugee from the Nazis who is accused of spying and then used as a decoy by the French authorities to flush out the real spy, who turns out to be Herbert Lom playing his usual sinister baddie.
Shaft becomes the poor man's James Bond in this one, doing what amounts to international spying but without the hi-tech tricks of Bond.
The sex scenes are done in quite a brutal way, and are longer than necessary and the camera seems to hide, sort of like we are spying on them, and also there are a lot of out of focus shots.
Mike begins spying on the man afterwards, fascinated with uncovering the strange events surrounding the funeral home.
A guy creates a worldwide spying device and then he's killed in an attempt to steal it.
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