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wikileaks

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But the virus issues, while not Stratfor's or Wikileaks's direct fault, could have been mitigated by Wikileaks pretty easily.

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a non-profit media organisation and publisher of leaked documents.

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N

a non-profit media organisation and publisher of leaked documents.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for wikileaks.

N

a non-profit media organisation and publisher of leaked documents.

Example sentences

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But the virus issues, while not Stratfor's or Wikileaks's direct fault, could have been mitigated by Wikileaks pretty easily.

2

It does increase the work staff at Wikileaks must do and the amount of data they have to host/manage.

3

It's an interesting problem: * If Wikileaks edits the content it can be criticized for tampering.

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And information about state actors has been published, that's what the WikiLeaks case is all about.

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The fact that I can pull up Wikileaks or RT without trouble tends to suggest that the U.

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The wikileaks and Snowden affairs have shown that it is virtually impossible for a reasonably democratic state to keep such secrets for long.

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The way its worded right now seems to point fingers at wikileaks.

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Facebook has blocked individuals, myself included, from posting Wikileaks documents, Snowden documents and Manning Documents, as well as organizing May Day protests.

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I feel the urge to crawl through wikileaks all of a sudden.

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Definitely Wikileaks operates in pretty challenging legal waters.

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So it might be that the excuse could still be used to block Wikileaks if they did host both - but again agreed that hosting both is pretty good.

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I hope someone submits (one of) the OPM dataset(s) to @wikileaks.

Quote examples

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I think the headline would be much better like, "Wikileaks Global Intelligence File Dump Contains a Great Deal of Malicious Software." The problem is "loaded" which has two rather different meanings in this context.

2

It would be an interesting awful power to have, but I have to think that such a power would have had more "terror value" against extremely sexist Arab extremists than against random E-4s who are considering leaking some war porn to wikileaks.

3

I explicitly state I am not pointing fingers at anyone in the article in paragraph 6: "I have no information linking Wikileaks, Asssange, Hammond, Monsegur, the FBI or anyone else directly with these malicious files.

Proper noun examples

1

It doesn't appear to be anything obviously malicious on the part of the creators of the dump, or Stratfor, or even Wikileaks.

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Wikileaks' purpose is to publish leaked data, not tamper with it.

3

Wikileaks has done some good work, but I just don't buy that the accusations Assange faces in Sweden are part of some sort of global conspiracy.

Frequently asked questions

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How do you use wikileaks in a sentence?

But the virus issues, while not Stratfor's or Wikileaks's direct fault, could have been mitigated by Wikileaks pretty easily.

What does wikileaks mean?

a non-profit media organisation and publisher of leaked documents.

What part of speech is wikileaks?

wikileaks is commonly used as N.