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Sorry: A French graffiti artist who became the target of social-media harassment has apologized, saying the crime for which he was vilified stemmed from a naive impulse:  To tag a boulder in a Joshua Tree National Park parking lot with water-based spray paint, then post a snapshot of it on Instagram.

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A well-known French graffiti artist and bon vivant who became the target of social-media harassment has apologized, saying the crime for which he was vilified stemmed from a naive impulse:  To tag a boulder in a Joshua Tree National Park parking lot with water-based spray paint, then post a snapshot of it on Instagram as a wink — a "clin d'oeil" — to his fans.

"I'm all about that supplement & vitamin LYFE!" the pop star wrote, posting a snapshot of herself holding up three large bags of pills.

She also posted a snapshot with Lloyd, whom she called a role model on Instagram, and congratulated the winner, Martens, later on Twitter.

Someone I haven't seen in decades just posted a snapshot of me on Facebook: there I am at 16, dressed in an unfortunate cowl-neck sweater, my hair cut to resemble a Semitic cotton ball.

@Paul_E_Ester @sachadratwa @idfspokesperson — Miriam (@Miriam_Young) 25 Nov 12 Ms. Young's credentials as an objective observer, however, were undermined by the fact that she posted a snapshot of herself with Lieutenant Dratwa on Twitter two hours before she defended him.

The black gossip Web site MediaTakeout.com posted a snapshot of a page of the criminal complaint under the headline "Caught Snitchin!!! Rapper Drake Testifying Against Men Who Robbed Him!!!" "I feel unsafe in Toronto at all times," Drake said.

When Austin Davis won a state legislative seat in a special election in Pennsylvania last month, Clinton called with congratulations, and Davis soon after posted a snapshot of him taking the call.

Katharine Viner, an editor at The Guardian, posted a snapshot of the cartoon online and asked: "What do people think of this cartoon in The Times?" Earlier this week, another Murdoch-owned newspaper, The Wall Street Journal ran a combative editorial saying that news organizations not owned by News Corporation were reporting so heavily on the hacking scandal purely to damage a rival.

Ginn also posted a snapshot of the bear family on the carpeted stairs, which he took while he and the roommate — who had ignored the bears' kitchen commotion, Ginn wrote, because he figured his pal was "cooking a late night snack" — took shelter in a bedroom.