Have you ever received suspicious e-mails that appeared to be from the I.R.S.?
Top officials at NBC announced yesterday that an employee had developed a full-fledged case of anthrax several days after the network received "suspicious mail".
Then in May of this year, pro-democracy Bahraini activists, one in London, another in Washington and one in the Bahraini capital, Manama, started receiving suspicious e-mails, which they passed to a Bloomberg reporter.
Amid heightened concern about the possibility of terrorists targeting the Sochi Winter Olympics, which will be protected by an unprecedented "ring of steel" by Russian police, the army and security forces, several European Olympic federations received "suspicious" messages.
You will receive suspicious looks at a media launch party if you start brandishing a pipe, and do not start rolling a fag while loitering by the Institute of Directors on Pall Mall.
Then comes what may be the ultimate bombshell: that the White House instructed the C.I.A. to forge a letter, backdated to July 2001, stating that the 9/11 hijacker Mohamed Atta had trained in Iraq and, furthermore, that Iraq had received suspicious shipments (presumably of yellowcake) from Niger with Al Qaeda's help.
President Donald Trump's adviser told Fox News host Sean Hannity on Monday that she had received suspicious packages at her home.
Several slides discuss what Instagram employees should do if they receive suspicious selfies or codes that appear to be doctored or photoshopped.
Surveillance of UTIs for the first 3 months is a reasonable option for improving graft function free of kidney infections and assuring the quality of life for the kidney transplant population and the loss of graft function, especially for female patients and those receiving suspicious deceased grafts.
If you receive suspicious emails, do not open them or click on any of the links.
