The information provides opportunities not only for legitimate business purposes, but also for the nefarious aims of identity thieves and other predators, according to faculty at Wharton and elsewhere.
"We gave [our allies] our best analysis of the enormous needs that Iran has internally and the commitment that Iran has made to its people in terms of shoring up its economy and improving economic growth," said President Obama, when asked about concerns that Iran would use the money from sanctions relief for nefarious aims in the region.
They accuse all kinds of alleged miscreants - warmongers, neoconservatives, Zionists, you name it - of besmirching Iran's good name in pursuit of nefarious aims.
Tribal kidnappings figure large in the popular image of Yemen, making it easy to paint the country as a dangerous dystopia filled with Salafists harboring nefarious aims.
Tribal kidnappings figure large in the popular image of Yemen, making it easy to paint the country as a dangerous dystopia filled with Salafists harbouring nefarious aims.
Having a cash-and-carry political system where foreign and domestic investors with nefarious aims like that of "Sam Bacile" can wreak havoc from behind the shield of anonymity is the worst gift the Republican Supreme Court ever gave the country.
But things in deep space are not always as they seem, and Enterprise crew members end up stranded on planet Altamid, dependent on each other as they deal with the machinations and depredations of Krall, who, no surprise, will stop at nothing to achieve his nefarious aims.
Most of the time, this is for a nefarious purpose.
IN most fictions, villains who plot nefarious hoaxes aiming to dupe the masses do so with a clear, sinister objective in mind.
He laments a "robot lobby" – nefarious forces, which aim to take down his government with tweets on social media (his own Twitter profile, I suspect, is run by a communications team, and has 4.16 million followers).
