Typically his stories contain only one event — a bank robbery, a crucifixion, an unauthorized and highly improper burial — that forms the plot's alpha and omega, its opening and closing, all at once.
In 1990, President George H.W. Bush announced to the country what intelligence officials, but not many others, already understood: "Telecommunications and information processing systems are highly susceptible to interception, unauthorized electronic access, and related forms of technical exploitation..
But alongside unauthorized and highly ephemeral street art — a world that now includes not only paint and wheat-paste paper pieces but also materials from knitted yarn to tile to Lego parts to hacked digitized road signs — the city now boasts more or less officially enshrined works scattered throughout the boroughs.
If individual owners are left to defend their trees against unauthorized use, it is highly likely that wood poaching will occur during the post-harvest dry season when sedentary people go less frequently to their fields.
"We are concerned that virtually all of your agency's computer data and systems may be highly vulnerable to penetration, misuse or attack by unauthorized users via the Internet, including law-enforcement-sensitive data, proprietary and confidential business information, Privacy Act data and financial and accounting systems".
"Since the announcement is not on Banksy's official site, but on a government-controlled outlet via source with highly questionable cred — this 'exhibition' is either an unauthorized display of 130 'acquired' objects or a complete [bulls**t] rumor," Animal New York wrote in response to the alleged exhibit.
The complaint asserted that the website itself contained factually inaccurate information, was unauthorized and defamatory, and that it was highly probable it would create uncertainty among Beck's potential customers.
Highly publicized workplace raids that rounded up scores of unauthorized workers — for example, at a meatpacking plant in Postville, Iowa — reinforced the idea of a more watchful federal government.
What officials cannot explain is why the presence of such software in a highly classified system was not an obvious tip-off to unauthorized activity.
