Xiyang says that the North Korean government sabotaged its $40 million investment, allowing the company to stay just long enough to steal its knowledge, then seizing the iron ore mine and sending armed guards to evict Chinese workers.
He said, 'Revolutions happen and all you have can suddenly vanish, but no one can ever steal your knowledge.'" When Nureyev returned to Russia on a brief visit in 1987, he told the Romankov twins how he had envied their rich cultural upbringing.
"[These foreigners] are coming here and stealing our knowledge".
No matter that she was using her fresh skills and knowledge to steal Sarvis away from me.
"There's a certain group of intellectuals who feel entitled to their knowledge, and steal for themselves," he said.
A man can know practically everything and have some low person, hardly able to count his tools, steal the fruits of knowledge from under his very nose; a man can have all the experience in the world, yet, God reserves little surprises for his own hearth-stone.
They deliver such software in trojan horse form and then use it without the victim's knowledge to steal account passwords and other information.
As illustrated by the quote from Miller and Selgelid above, the central idea is that "malevolent non researchers" "might steal" dangerous materials and knowledge from benevolent researchers.
In the suit, filed in State Supreme Court in Manhattan in 1994, Sam Shaw charged that his son, who is also a photographer, made deals and pocketed fees without his knowledge, stole photographs, and refused to return them.
But, under the federal Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, it can also be a crime to aid in the dissemination and public release of stolen material with knowledge and intent of furthering the underlying crime of unauthorized access to a protected computer or network.
