In August the FCC made front-page news when it ordered Comcast to stop choking off the Internet traffic created by users of BitTorrent, a software program popular with those eager to share, or steal, full-length movies and songs.
A flaw in LinkedIn's AutoFill plugin that websites use to let you quickly complete forms could have allowed hackers to steal your full name, phone number, email address, ZIP code, company and job title.
The authorities say they stole trucks full of cellphones to make payments on their loans.
At the time, I'm sure Bridey and Groom seemed like the rudest twosome since Bonnie and Clyde, stealing a full hour of your Saturday afternoon.
Ms. Myer claims that two specialists in Russian music, who traveled from Scotland to New Jersey last summer to photograph the papers, stole boxes full of valuable items.
Examples abound of databases being stolen: disks full of social-security data go missing, laptops loaded with tax records are left in taxis, credit-card numbers are stolen from online retailers.
He stayed in medical practice after the attack, multiple hernia repairs, gallbladder surgery, arthritis that ended his avid piano playing, compression fractures of his aging spine that stole three full inches of his once five-foot-seven-inch height, and hearing loss.
Gizmodo broke into Dell headquarters, beat up the security guard, and stole the full spec sheet for the Internet's enjoyment.
When Four-Eyes is reassigned to study local folk music, the narrator and Luo decide to steal his suitcase full of foreign books.
One boy, perhaps 7 years old, who managed to steal a cup full of grain was shot at by three officers, but escaped across a field.
In fact, the IF went as far as to steal a warehouse full of SMC supplies near the Bab al-Hawa border crossing in northern Syria late last year.
