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A HONEYPOT FOR SPIES: UNDERSTANDING INTERNET-BASED DATA THEFT
Creating ruses and planting false documents to deceive our adversaries is a tactic that has been used for a long time. Honeypots allow us to easily plant false data on information systems while we monitor what attackers access and download. This enables us to learn of a potential spy’s interests …
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Walter Spies, tourist art and Balinese art in inter-war colonial Bali
… the role and the work of the artist Walter Spies in relation to Bali, Balinese art and the Balinese in the inter-war Dutch Colonial period. Drawing from a wide variety of sources, the thesis examines the development and characteristics of a new artistic form in the area of painting, …
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Hamiltonian cycles through specified edges in bipartite graphs, domination game, and the game of revolutionaries and spies
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FEMALE GENDER ROLE REPRESENTATION BETWEEN 1990 AND 2010 IN IMPORTED CHILDRENS CARTOONS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR CONSERVATIVE YEMENI CULTURE
… Sara (a Nippon Animation production) and Totally Spies (a Marathon Media production), both of which are imported to the Arab countries, dubbed into the Arabic language, aired on Arab childrens channels and popular among girls. The study is inspired by theories of media and cultural globalization …
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Spying: A Normative Account of the Second Oldest Profession
… the following definition of spying: agent A spies on agent B, if and only if she collects information that relates to B and intends to conceal her information collection from B. The main challenge any conception of spying faces is to cover a relatively wide range of agents often thought to be …
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NP-completeness notions under strong hypotheses
… resource-bounded genericity developed by Ambos-Spies, Fleischhack and Huwig. It is shown that many natural completeness notions for NP can be separated under such hypotheses. E.g., Turing- and truth-table-completeness, truth-table- and bounded-truth-table-completeness (btt-completeness), …
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Hell's Black Intelligencers: Representing Clandestine Labor on the Early Modern Stage
… on stage representations of intelligencers and spies, this dissertation looks at the ways in which these plays serve as a form of political education for early modern theatrical audiences. Most scholarship on the theatrical spy has emphasized these stagings through a moral lens, exploring how …
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International criminal law and the African girl child soldier: does the international criminal law framework provide adequate protection to the African girl child soldier?
… soldiers are often used as base-camp soldiers, spies and often times sexually, physically and emotionally abused.
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How Prepared Are Educators To Work With Students Of Color
… values and ways of life before planning (Spies, 2011). I conducted several interviews to complete a narrative qualitative study for each participant to tell their stories. From the data collected via the interviews, it was concluded that the participants did not feel they had the required …
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Exposing the seams : the impetus for reforming U.S. counterintelligence
… provide wider coverage of the threat that both spies and terrorists pose to U.S. national security.
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Die stil avontuur an evaluation of Hendrik Hofmeyr's song-cycle with an emphasis on the poetry of Elisabeth Eybers
… Eybers. Die stil avontuur, commissioned by Lina Spies in celebration of Eybers' ninetieth birthday traces, like Robert Schumann's Frauenlieben und -leben, the life of a woman from the first meeting of her beloved to his death. My motivation for selecting this cycle as the subject for my study, …
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A War of Words: Jacobitism as a Language of Dissent in England during the Reign of William III, 1688-1702
… revealing connections between informers, spies, messengers of the press, common people who took censorship upon themselves, and the supporters of the Jacobite movement who they suppressed or attempted to suppress. In doing so, I explore how the state weaponized sectarianism and the legal …
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Lessons from the Kremlin : folklore and children's literature in the socialization of Soviet children, 1932-1945
… vigilance against internal and external spies and saboteurs, propagandize the Soviet war effort against Germany, and honour Soviet soldiers for their sacrifices. Soviet children’s books demonstrated to youth the communist qualities of selflessness and devotion to the collective, and about …
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Britain and the atomic bomb: MAUD to Nagasaki.
… the American scientists. The British nuclear spies are featured in chapter four, focusing on Alan Nunn May and Klaus Fuchs. Their actions are discussed along with their arrests and trials. Effects of their cases on British atomic diplomacy with the Americans are highlighted. The final section …
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Red scare Britain: anti-communism in British government and politics during the early Cold War, 1945-56
… on the fear of fifth columnists, Soviet spies, agent provocateurs, fellow travellers, and crypto-communists. This exaggerated reaction to the ‘red menace’ has attracted relatively little attention compared to the contemporaneous phenomenon of American McCarthyism. Indeed, too often, the …
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War, naval logistics and the British state: supplying the Baltic fleet 1808-1812
… intrigue to avoid the ears of the French spies. Wide scale governmental reform, particularly the Commission for Naval Revision which reported from 1809, brought enhanced timeliness and efficiency to the victualling service. By 1810 a fleet lying in the Baltic was as well supplied as one …
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Between two fires: race and the Chicago Federation of Labor, 1904-1922
… eye) exploded into violence. Employers used spies and agitators to enflame conflict, and courted the loyalty of black workers on the shopfloor and middle-class leaders in the community. The brutality of the 1919 race riot further divided whites and blacks, and a series of racially entangled …
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John Stevens' Journey" concerto for contrabass tuba and orchestra: a performance guide and a recording as a model for performance
… as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra prompted David Spies to do interviews with both the composer, John Stevens and the performer, Gene Pokorny. These interviews were printed in the major publication for tuba players, the ITEA Journal. Another reason Journey is important is because it was written for …
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Toward improved drug discovery against flexible protein targets: an exhaustive study of glutamate racemase conformational dynamics, ligand binding, and catalysis
… physical phenomenon. First and foremost, the Spies lab is interested in structure-based computer-aided drug discovery, and the discovery of glutamate racemase inhibitors is a project located at the intersection of ligand binding and catalysis, where small molecules inhibit the catalytic …
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