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But the Mexican election reflects the constantly mutating ways social media can be weaponized against democracy — and the immensity of Facebook's global challenge.
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The Poor People’s Campaign has highlighted how false narratives of poverty have been weaponized against black people throughout the country’s history.
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Malicious parties have weaponized scanning utilities, network commands, and security tools with various forms of automation before.
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But Lockwood's assistant, Eli Mills (Rafe Spall), wants to weaponize the critters and auction them off to international arms dealers.
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Nevertheless, only about a third of Republicans disagree with the measures — a sign of the political polarization that Trump has weaponized throughout his presidency.
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While Goff was gradually afforded additional responsibility last year, weaponizing tempo would represent another step in that direction.
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The heart of the government’s case is that AT&T, because of its size and power, can weaponize popular Time Warner content like HBO, CNN and sports programming to harm competitors and ultimately drive up prices.
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And during this election cycle, critics say the aid has become weaponized as part of a sophisticated and cynical get-out-the-vote machine.
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First Known Use of weaponize
1957
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