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They are no longer living in the U.S., but their personal information remains scattered across school databases and credit bureaus, which according to Maimon makes them prime prey for opportunistic hackers and fraudsters.

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The Panthers have quietly found consistency with or without Bryce Young at quarterback and an opportunistic defense.

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“And the opportunistic side of me is realizing that your average accountant won’t be doing this.”

But as the fire wore on, police began to conduct crime suppression sweeps in the evacuation zones where opportunistic burglars were breaking into homes they knew were empty.

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It said repeated warnings about Foden, who it describes as "opportunistic and determined", were either ignored or inadequately addressed.

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