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quinta coluna A subversive group that supports the enemy and engages in espionage or sabotage; an enemy in your midst.
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cavall de troia A large hollow wooden figure of a horse (filled with Greek soldiers) left by the Greeks outside Troy during the Trojan War.
A thing or situation which appears to be good when it is received or experienced but is found to be bad.
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So the poisoned chalice was handed to George Tenet-theonly choice remaining.
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Or, perhaps I should commiserate with you for inheriting a poisoned chalice.
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But this year, it has become a poisoned chalice of sorts.
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It was something of a poisoned chalice for a young writer.
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Suddenly Shorten's poisoned chalice turned into a tall drink of water.
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The Trojan Horse-itwas the Bronze Age version of a car bomb-
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So, what cybersecurity lessons might we learn today from the first Trojan Horse?
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In some ways, the ancient Trojan Horse is an early example of deception.
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And wasn't it actually Homer who wrote about the Trojan Horse?
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He said, Trojan Horse is a joint operation between us and the FBI.
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Accordingly, I soon after produced another work, entitled, The Trojan Horse.
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Giovanni Tiepolo painted The Procession of the Trojan Horse into Troy in 1760.
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It's issued a new warning that your smart watch is the ultimate Trojan Horse.
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Scientists Clamor to Save Hubble Mars Mission a Trojan Horse?
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The ominous gingerbread men wheel in a sugary Trojan Horse.
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The Comintern did all in its power to publicize the policy of the ' Trojan Horse'.
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Second-hand furniture can also act as a ' Trojan Horse'.
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And Random could be bringing home a Trojan Horse.
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Jewelbots are a thoughtfully constructed Trojan Horse for getting young girls to think about programming.
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From Stallman's viewpoint, the printer was a Trojan Horse.
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Delay: The Trojan Horse did not do its damage immediately, but waited for the opportune moment.