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He dubbed them foxes, and was the first of many scientists to suspect that the strange canids weren't wolves at all.

He said the new malware, dubbed Duqu, was a Trojan Horse designed to collect and relay back information about the host system.

He was once dubbed "the unluckiest man in Hollywood" by Empire magazine, after missing out on several roles including Batman and James Bond.

For perspective, think back just a few decades when China was dubbed the "bicycle kingdom" with passenger cars a rarity.

The advantage of such a "gravitational tractor" , as Dr Lu has dubbed it, is that it is more likely to leave the asteroid intact.

The trial was one of several linked to what was then Europe's largest case of bankruptcy, and which was dubbed "Europe's Enron" .

Some competitors have dubbed it a "six-star casino in a three-star location" .

The Lower Peninsula of Michigan, to which the name Michigan was originally applied, is sometimes dubbed "the mitten, " owing to its shape.

Young adulthood was when he came into his own and became, as Taylor apparently first dubbed him, King of Pop.

"Bachelor Man, " as the 20-year-old dubbed himself, said he launched the campaign to help other singles find love.

While there have been statements of support for Mr. Li, others have dubbed him "Crazy Li" and said he demeans China.

as the slow surfing of the Web on analog phone lines is often dubbed.

IT WAS not the first day to be dubbed "Merger Monday" but it was one of the more spectacular.

But the prehistoric turtle, dubbed Odontochelys semitestacea and described in a recent edition of the journal Nature, has no osteoderms.

Needless to say, Democrats do not think much of "Duck, Dodge and Dismantle" , as they have dubbed the bill.

However, the service has been pejoratively dubbed as the "poor man's cellular" , due to its limited range and roaming abilities.

It was when they showed English-language movies on TV. They were all dubbed into German, which rather spoiled them for me.

As the user types in a password, a reclining model dubbed Sally loses her garments a few chunkily bitmapped patches at a time.

Moore is one of the founding members of a group in western Washington state dubbed the Local Investing Opportunities Network or LION.

The British military analyst Major General Shelford Bidwell has dubbed this form of Chinese military strategy "teach a lesson" warfare.

Synthetic biology, as the technology that this and myriad less eye-catching advances are ushering in has been dubbed, promises much.

Dubbed as "master cells" , the stem cells have the potential to be used to grow any part of the body.

There is no scientific term for what happened in Guatemala, he said, adding that he recommends the pit be dubbed a piping feature.

One of his mandates, inspired by Mayor Mike Bloomberg efforts, are new weekly executive meetings every Friday dubbed "execute. "

Also visible, near the bottom of the image, is ten light-year long pillar sometimes dubbed the Fairy of Eagle Nebula .

As you can see, I've created a parameter dubbed id and set it to the key of the saved ticket instance, which Google App Engine generated.

Eventually, a team of writers and editors compiled all this information into a 350-page manual dubbed Pandorapedia.

Dubbed "Thumbman, " the lad became famous after a picture of him posing with 3 pals circulated the web.

The overall outcome was a culture defined by frugality and a willingness to challenge convention, dubbed "Gandhian engineering" .

Star of many members of each group, they entered the Great Hall of the scenes, dubbed by journalists who take the "red carpet. "

In part, because investors have learned to distinguish between the market return, dubbed beta, and managers' outperformance, known as alpha.

The segment that mutated the least was dubbed sector 3, on an HIV sector known as Gag, which makes up HIV's honeycombed inner shell.

For some recipients, it was a reminder of a bug dubbed 'ILOVEYOU' that had spread from the Philippines six years earlier.

She's got a massive syndicated show and a magazine called O, and she was dubbed the most powerful celebrity in the world by Forbes.

Last month it was reported that a robot dubbed OFRO would be deployed as a school security guard in what was also claimed as a world first.

Dubbed "Sister Feng" , she became notoriously famous online for her series of mind blowing comments.

More than a year before the elections in March, Sadr and his top aides set up an election strategy committee they dubbed the "machine. "

All the babies - dubbed with the letters A to H - are expected to remain in hospital for at least two months.

The disease would later be dubbed SARS and was the cause of global panic and billions of dollars in losses.

Throughout this series, I've shared with you a number of non-relational data stores, collectively dubbed NoSQL.

A look at the shape of the US economy as it emerges from what has been dubbed the Great Recession shows the problem.

He has dubbed these groups " urban tribes , " and is writing a book on the subject . But only the name is new .

He spent some of that on a mansion he dubbed Britannia Manor, outfitted with secret passageways.

His latest project, a "wearable computer" dubbed Sixth Sense, lays out a path toward realizing this "immersive" vision of the Net.

The Company improvised a version of what Tom Peters, a management guru, has dubbed "tight-loose management" .

China is considered the king of Web filtering, with its elaborate censorship system dubbed the 'Great Firewall. '

For her speed, grace, and beauty, the European press dubbed Rudolph "The Black Gazelle. "

The Court unanimously rejected such a "Trial by Formula, " as Justice dubbed it.

Karman, 32, an Islamist journalist dubbed the "Mother of the Revolution, " has been a key figure in protests in the capital Sanaa this year.

Such a weapon, still in development, is part of what the US Air Force has dubbed "prompt global strike" capability.

This was no Hand of God, so dubbed by Diego Maradona, after he swatted home a goal on the fly for Argentina in the semifinals of 1986.

She assured the singer, whom she famously dubbed "The King of Pop, " that she left due to bad visibility, not a poor performance.

This particular particle has been dubbed the 'God particle' and is believed to have been crucial in forming the cosmos after the Big Bang.

Teachers have been dubbed "gardener" , "engineers of human souls" and is respected by the whole society as a career.

The right was outraged. The Wall Street Journal dubbed the case a "travesty of justice" and urged the president to pardon Mr Libby.

To create child nodes, I create a closure and declare a new object dubbed name, which takes parameters in the form of a map.

Small wonder that the historian Hugh Trevor-Roper dubbed her "a historical disappointment. "

Nowhere was this tendency greater than in Britain during what is now dubbed "the age of irresponsibility" .

One ThinkPad model, dubbed the X100e, is described on Lenovo's Web site as the company's first 'professional-grade entry ultraportable. '

MOST writing about the benighted land of Burma, dubbed Myanmar by the grotesque junta running it, falls into one of two traps.

The two-year-old - dubbed the "little mermaid" in her native Peru - is recovering from a series of operations.

W5 is also known as IC 1848, and together with IC 1805 form a complex region of star formation popularly dubbed the Heart and Soul Nebulas .

As the texture strong enough to break all kinds of material, so dubbed in the name of King Kong.

This was not against the rules of the day but it riled many locals, who dubbed the couple "Mr and Mrs Expenses" .

His colleagues have dubbed him "Dr. No, " but his wife will insist that they have the spelling wrong: he is really Dr. Know.

"The city has been dubbed with a less than endearing nickname: the Mistake by the Lake, " it added.

Part of this conservatism reflects the continuing uncertainty over the ongoing overhaul of the banks' capital regime, dubbed Basel 3.

Farther upstream, the water pours into a series of pools with such turbulence that they have been dubbed the Boiling Pots.

The scientists saw Sergio wobbling due to the gravitational tug of a Jupiter-sized gas planet, which the scientists dubbed Sergio Junior.

These accounts might be dubbed the medical, as opposed to material, explanations for inequality's bad effects.

The latest entry, dubbed Verano, will be arriving shortly to Buick's 2, 100 dealers and it looks like a strong contender as well.

Leeds, one of the prime tourist attractions in Kent that is dubbed "The Garden of England" , has been home to dogs for centuries.

Dubbed the "flying frog, " this unusual amphibian uses its webbed feet as an aid while gliding through the air.

Personally, I started off using Red Hat, which split off into the official Red Hat version and a community edition dubbed Fedora.

The entire structure of the universe is formed around the field line radiation, the so-called "axis of evil" as the researchers dubbed it.

The Global Fund was designed as a model for a new approach to development, dubbed in that world's opaque lexicon as "multi-stakeholder" .

Another method, dubbed satellite laser ranging, fires visible-wavelength lasers from a few dozen ground stations at satellites.

The 2009 bash for his 26th birthday in London was dubbed "Party of the Year. "

Ketamine - or Special K as it has been dubbed - acts as a stimulant and induces hallucinations.

He dubbed this the "billboard effect, " reflecting that the larger amount of product on the shelf acted as a billboard for the tea.

The loan, secured by the club's assets, was used to fund an overseas expansion, dubbed Yellowstone Club World, that later folded.

His term in office was often dubbed the New Frontier since it was an era of change.

Dubbed the "network vehicle" , or net-mobile, it may soon come to a driveway near you (probably the one belonging to your rich neighbour).

Dubbed "the City of Light" since the 19th century, Paris has a reputation as a "romantic" city.

Thomas Beatie, the transgender father dubbed 'the pregnant man' is considering having a hysterectomy after the birth of his third child.

They were the Connectors, as Gladwell dubbed them, who govern the flow of social information.

Some western critics have already dubbed the Olympics the "no-fun" Games, although local public enthusiasm still appears to be strong.

Indeed, other Wall Street firms, dubbed the "friends of Lehman" , seem determined to keep trading with it.

The act increased competition, innovation, and access to what Al Gore had dubbed the information superhighway.

The result resembles a badly dubbed Kung Fu movie, though I've strangely gotten used to it over time.

Dubbed Pay-What-You-Can, the training is a free gift, unless and until you decide to pay for it.

Such short, targeted blips, dubbed Benford beacons, should be the targets of SETI efforts, a growing number of scientists say.

HD 85512 b is the only one of new planets, dubbed 'super-Earths' that is located in its star system's habitable zone.

In 2003, the Taipei City Government renamed the road on which Cloud Gate's offices stand. Officials dubbed the street "Cloud Gate Lane. "

The initiative, dubbed "Star Wars" , was criticized as unrealistic and a threat to destabilize the status quo.

Now comes the turn of a new joint select committee, or "supercommittee" , as it has been dubbed.

Dubbed the "Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act" , it effectively guarantees future Wall Street bail-outs.

At the Mission Hills site, one completed fairway has already been dubbed the "government hole" due to its popularity with local officials.

Blunt and pragmatic, Ms. Kan is one of several female moguls who have been dubbed 'the Oprah of China. '

It does not, however, line up with another unexplained dipole, dubbed the axis of evil, in the afterglow of the big bang.

Dubbed "the oversized iPhone" with a 9. 7in screen, Apple's lean-back device would be the saviour of the media industry.

Dubbed source control (or version control), this software records each and every revision made to the application.

Dubbed "the Monster, " it's thought to be a previously unknown species of plesiosaur .

Jong-chul was not considered as potential leader after he was dubbed unmanly by his father.

Dr Grove once even spearheaded a sales campaign against a superior chip made by Motorola in an effort dubbed "Operation Crush" .

But if the company whose wads of cash have it dubbed 'Bank of Toyota' is asking for help, that doesn't bode well for its rivals.

Thousands of firefighters have been battling the blaze, dubbed the Wallow Fire, the second biggest in the history of Arizona.

Their first major design was a pleated denim jean with external pockets dubbed "baggies" that took off in high schools and colleges.

My application, dubbed Magnus, takes location data from a mobile device and persists it to a datastore.

William Faulkner called Mark Twain "the first truly American writer" ; Eugene O'Neill dubbed him "the true father of American literature. "

Not, of course, for today's Republicans, who instinctively side with those Theodore Roosevelt-dubbed "malefactors of great wealth. "

Volunteers in that group, dubbed the "unconscious thinkers" , were more likely to select the best car, the results showed.

most movies are. Another problem for me was the film was dubbed in German with English subtitles.

He writes what has been dubbed as his own blog: occasional, often rambling opinion pieces which are dutifully published in the state media.

I grew up in Sweden, where almost nothing is dubbed.

She's got a massive syndicated show, a magazine called O and was dubbed the most powerful celebrity in the world by Forbes.

Elliptical galaxies may also be small, in which case they are dubbed dwarf elliptical galaxies.

Tom Watson, a Labour MP, dubbed the payments "an attempt to pervert the course of justice" .

As contagion spread from Asia to Russia, Brazil and a large US hedge fund, the turmoil was dubbed the first crisis of modern globalisation.

In what was dubbed Operation Jupiter, Interpol handed over the evidence, and the Chinese government arrested three suspects.

The new format, dubbed WebP, could reduce the size of image downloads significantly compared to the currently widespread JPEG format.

Fearful of being dubbed collaborators, the protesters have called off rallies until the end of the month.

No trophy was traditionally awarded for winning a Triple Crown, leading to it being dubbed "the invisible cup. "

Dark and menacing, this dreaded craft (dubbed the Scimitar) is the latest model in a long tradition of vessels used by the mysterious Sith.

The South Korean manufacturer today announced four new touchscreen phones for the Australian market under a new range dubbed "Icon" .

Many anthropologists attribute the Laetoli prints to Australopithecus afarensis, the species that includes the partial skeleton dubbed Lucy.

The next launch, dubbed Ares I-Y, is slated to launch in 2014 and include a real second stage.

And private equity firms possess a useful set of skills in today's economy, which Blackstone's CEO dubbed a "depression" .

Government computers scan Chinese cyberspace constantly, hunting for words and phrases that censors have dubbed inflammatory or seditious .

This kind of naturalism can cooperate with hermeneutics to solve epistemic problems, therefore is dubbed as cooperative naturalism .

The vet dubbed the strange malady Pitsharn Farm syndrome, since it didn't seem to exist anywhere else.

Dubbed as the "rural independents" , all three were once linked to the rural National Party, the junior opposition partner.

Several netizens have dubbed Brother Sharp as the "most handsome underdog of this century" .

These results strongly imply the existence of a dubbed component with negative pressure, which is named as dark energy.

The stunning works - dubbed 'froth art' - were created by a manager at the Fremont Coffee Company in Seattle, Washington.

Dubbed the "New Look" , Dior delivered women's fashion from the rigid parameters of war and glorified the beauty of the human form.

The discoveries by the robots roving the planet, dubbed Spirit and Opportunity, cannot confirm whether life ever existed on Mars, however.

The miners hoped to end the longest shift of their lives by rising in a red, white and blue rescue capsule dubbed 'the Phoenix. '

What I have dubbed the Malin and Victoria have been eaten by a section of the whale.

Domestic media have reported other ministries are conducting similar investigations, dubbed ' stress tests . '

Now we're up to the '70s, dubbed by Tom Wolfe in New York magazine in 1976 as the "me decade. "

Dubbed "negative-calorie foods, " citrus fruits and celery have both basked in this flattering light in fad diets over the years.

Sina said it has created a separate channel dubbed "Weibo Refutes Rumors" to spread denials of false information.

The Chinese media have dubbed her "the stubborn nail" for her refusal to give up.

But for the man once dubbed Wacko Jacko in the media, there was a softer side revealed, too.

Sweets are cheap and plentiful and help explain why Uzbekistan has been dubbed the land of the golden smile.

She was also dubbed "TV's hottest babe" by American Playboy magazine.

Since 2006, Kavarna has slyly dubbed itself 'capital of rock', largely due to its annual Rock Fest.

The group has been ominously dubbed the "Group of Death" as it has three high quality sides.

Above, actors Richard Dreyfuss and Robert Shaw act with the mechanical giant shark dubbed "Bruce" in a scene from Jaws.

Dubbed the Republic of New Atlantis, the platform was created to house a marine-research society and to help protect Jamaican fishing.

In this badly dubbed movie, the actor's voice is obviously out of sync with his lip movements.

I heard it was quite a prosperous city then, dubbed as Little Beijing.

He has started trying out a complex trade involving equity options dubbed the Iron Condor.

Reminiscent of Hubble's classic image of the Eagle Nebula dubbed the 'Pillars of Creation' this image is even more striking in appearance.

Some US media have dubbed the firm Kochtopus, a nod to the fact that its tentacles spread well beyond the realms of business.

In a shrewd hedging of bets, Microsoft is also working on a distributed OS, a research endeavor dubbed Project Millennium.

Nutrient-rich Azeri Glutinous Rice accounted for most of the food, accounting for Azeri has even dubbed themselves "Sons sticky rice. "

The last independent MPs vanished from Russia's Duma in December 2007 - after what one western diplomat dubbed a "manicured" election.

Dubbed "the black heart" , the Angke River was dark, turbid and heavily clogged with rubbish before it was transformed.

Foreign movies or sitcoms may be dubbed into major languages, but for smaller audiences they are usually subtitled.

Waters and a large team of colleagues describe the collection of artifacts, dubbed the Buttermilk Creek Complex, in the March 25 Science.

Dave McClure dubbed them "metrics for pirates" : Acquisition, Activation, Retention, Referral and Revenue.

The British dubbed this miracle the "American system of manufactures, " and it became the envy of the world.

In a sign of its high expectations for the Chinese market, Airbus launched a private jet cabin concept dubbed 'Phoenix. '

Critics say he stoked the fires of Africa's bloodiest civil wars: a British government minister once dubbed him the "merchant of death" .

A new material dubbed "frozen smoke" could be the skin they need for a lighter touch.

These materials, dubbed cuprates, typically consist of copper oxide layers sandwiched between other substances.

Using a network of computers (dubbed zombies) controlled by a single master machine, the hacker tries to overwhelm a website's servers.

Many pits marched back to work behind brass bands, in processions that were dubbed "Loyalty Parades" .

The computer and mobile phone maker has also promised a new version of its OS X operating system, dubbed Lion, this month.

The finances were good for what I dubbed at Bethpage "The Peoples' Open. "

Indeed, so many female employees made this choice that they were collectively dubbed "the rush-to-get-pregnant tribe" .

AspectJ comes with an Ant task, dubbed iajc, that acts like javac; however, this process compiles and weaves aspects into subject code.

Once dubbed "China's literary bad boy" by the US Time magazine, Han is well known in China for some of his outspoken blog articles.

Traffic on the road, dubbed by rescuers as the "relief lifeline" , resumed briefly on Sunday.

Apocalypse Not: The virus, dubbed Phoenix, was a dud.

Hamann revealed today its new program for the Bentley Continental GT and Continental GT Speed dubbed the " Imperator " .

Once, American entertainment companies exporting characters just dubbed them into other languages.

Mr. Bernanke, as an academic, dubbed this self-feeding loop a "financial accelerator. "

Just days into the UN's two-week climate summit in Copenhagen, a leaked document dubbed the Denmark Text is already jeopardising talks.

Early Portuguese mariners who wrecked on its aptly named Skeleton Coast dubbed its hinterland "the sands of hell" .

The boy is hence dubbed "Brother Mechanics" , who denied there was any mechanical theory behind his magical buildings.

The researchers first had to develop the question, dubbed the Traveling Umpire Problem.

Asda allows employees to work only during busy periods or take several months off in winter (a perk dubbed "Benidorm leave" ).

Saturn, dubbed the "Lord of the Rings" , is the reason why we exchange rings at weddings or put halos on the heads of godly people.

Dubbed "the United States' first executioner" , Charles O'Reilly retired after he turned 60 last week, US media reported.

Dubbed "The Punisher" by American forces in Afghanistan, the XM25 accurately shoots a next-generation, 25mm, grenade up to 500 meters.

Space shuttles often deploy their own original version of a robotic arm dubbed Canadarm.

The company's attempts to build a wall dubbed the Kremlin are legendary.

Mr Bernanke and Mark Gertler of New York University dubbed this "the financial accelerator" .

"Angelgate" , as it has been dubbed, sparked a furore in the start-up world.

The electric drive system, dubbed Hi-Pa Drive, packs four permanent magnet brushless motors with one in each wheel.

Via a technology dubbed distributed computing, large numbers of individual computers can work together to achieve a common goal.

Hundreds of little Java applications(dubbed "applets" )have started to pop up on the World Wide Web, the multimedia portion of the Internet.

The Xerox Palo Alto Research Center, often dubbed Xerox PARC, was started in the early 1970s by the Xerox corporation.

Dubbed X-pire, it encrypts photos with a key that can only be used before a certain date.

Soon after, New York magazine dubbed him one of the city's 100 smartest people.

A team of younger, zealous reformers, dubbed "the seven samurai" by one diplomat, was brought in to overhaul the economy.

Liang Yong, dubbed the fattest man in Asia, sells bric-a-brac in Chongqing to earn some cash after a series of medical operations.

But peach blossom is love mountain spring segong is colourful symbol of the best and most beautiful, so dubbed affection way.

Researchers have dubbed the site "Bluehenge, " after the color of the 27 Welsh stones that were laid to make up a path.

The next version of MTS, dubbed COM , was a major evolution.

Yet Jon Snow, a British television presenter, misleadingly dubbed the party "neo-Fascist" .

But for middle-school children, being dubbed a geek or a nerd is still, for the most part, horrifying.

It has been dubbed the 'post-suppression rebound effect' and may well be crucial to many aspects of our everyday experience.

Dubbed the "Pride of Pyongyang" , the advert showed young women in traditional Korean dress serving trays of beer to men in western suits.

Yet foreign cartoons dubbed into Chinese are a staple on late afternoon and weekend television.

The device -- which Apple chief executive Steve Jobs dubbed "magical" -- has hardly helped President Obama change the way Washington works.

Microsoft is counting on the next version of Windows, dubbed Windows 8, to restart sales growth.

Dubbed "negative-calorie foods, " citrus fruits and celery have both basked inthis flattering light in fad diets over the years.

I watch the monitor while Taylor concentrates on the controls and gauges, especially the neutron detector they've dubbed Snoopy.

Dubbed the "bohemian enclave" of Singapore, Holland Village is a microcosm of Singapore life, a curious mix between old and new.

Pash's group was dubbed the Cracken Flight Group, and was stationed at the Alliance base in the Xyquine system.

California also boasts America's most ambitious initiative to promote solar power, dubbed "One Million Solar Roofs" .

This new trend, dubbed " Tech Populism" by Forrester Research, is referring to the new user base of digitally savvy workers.

Kieron, dubbed "mini Monet, " began painting 2 years ago and loves local landscapes of his home Holt, Norfolk.

Conservative talk radio predictably dubbed him "Dr Death" . Republicans vowed last week to outlaw the rationing of care by age.

Its researchers recently published a paper in Science about creating a new kind of database, dubbed the "connectivity map" .

LightSail-1, as it is dubbed, will not make it to Neverland.

In 1997, the military again helped engineer the ouster - popularly dubbed a "post-modern coup" - of the then Islamic-oriented government.

A walk through the newly dubbed Colaba Art District yields no fewer than five contemporary art galleries.

The technology will be incorporated into Yahoo's advertising revamped advertising system dubbed Project Panama.

The northern side is filled with older craters including three that scientists dubbed "Snowman. "

The new shark was dubbed the diamond shark, in honor of the diamond hard ridges on its flanks.

The new rules have been dubbed "the strictest traffic regulations ever" on the Internet.

In this scheme, quantum particles possess as yet undiscovered properties dubbed hidden variables.

Laos, once dubbed "the land of a million elephants" , may have only 1, 000 left.

In 1976 she graced the cover of Newsweek and was dubbed a new women's liberation leader and the most marketable designer since Coco Chanel.

Instead, NASA hopes to deposit it on Mars using a contraption it has dubbed a sky crane.

In fact, you're probably more likely to think of bad cars, such as the infamous Yugo, dubbed the worst car in history.

The asteroid was dubbed Apophis, the Greek name for an Egyptian god of destruction.

The wipe-out of so manycolonies has been dubbed 'Marie Celeste' syndrome because many hiveshave been found empty, with no sign of dead bees.

The event, dubbed the "Cedar Revolution, " was seen as a main factor in the Syrian departure.

Another of the physicist's noted contributions is a theory dubbed Hawking Radiation.

Dubbed the V70 Pickup Concept, the new rendering mixes classic Volvo design traits with an El Camino style body.

The nuclear reactors are being developed by the French naval defense company DCNS, which have dubbed their innovation the Flexblue.

Dubbed "mobile solar power generators, " Voltaic's bags have lightweight solar panels embedded in the fabric.

The new anti-terror strategy was officially called "watch and strike" , and unofficially dubbed "whack a mole" .

She has graced countless magazine covers and anything she wears sells out within days, in a phenomenon dubbed the Kate Effect.

The cistern in the village of al-Zafen has been dubbed "the milky pond" because the water is often opaque.

They dubbed him 'The White Swan' for his elegant approach to the game.

Q: Why is the hypothesized object dubbed "Tyche, " and why choose a Greek name when the names of other planets derive from Roman mythology?

The strain most commonly contracted outside hospitals, dubbed USA300, comes armed with the alarming ability to attack immune-system cells.

Strauss-Kahn dubbed the downturn the "Great Recession" .

The International Linear Collider (ILC), as the machine is dubbed, would cost a mere $8. 2 billion, according to its backers.

These women behavior also labeled "worship" , "rich" label, dazzle or been dubbed the "poison tongue" name.

An operation dubbed GhostNet, apparently originating inChina, pilfered information from over 100 countries.

The allegation, dubbed the "dinner-for-Jo" affair by Ms Merkel's rivals, has been vigorously denied by the chancellery.

As I lay dying by the author of William Faulkner ShenPin wonderful dubbed constitutive work since.