It could also be tied in with NBCUniversal's movie-ticket company, Fandango.
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"I believe all forms of symbolic solidarity must be tied in with supporting directly impacted communities to have a tangible impact," she wrote me in an email.
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Vapor Communications Edwards says that the identification of scents can be tied in with health, and can be used for monitoring people with degenerative diseases like Alzheimer's.
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The iOS 11 leak also seems to confirm the inclusion of facial recognition on the iPhone X, which may even be tied in with Apple Pay to allow iPhone owners to confirm payments by pointing their handset at their face.
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When Clear went under AlClear bought them out along with any technology the company had; this included kiosks that were stationed in airports. These kiosks determine the identity of a customer before they walk up to the AlClear using biometrics and their digital representation. This allows AlClear to act accordingly to what their identification profile says. Biometric Ticketing allows a person's biometrics to be tied in with their tickets and any other boarding passes.
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The one park in Bloomsburg is the Town Park, established in 1927. The Norris E. Rock Memorial Swimming Pool and the Bloomsburg Skate Park immediately adjoin the park. The town has also purchased the former Streater Farm at the confluence of Fishing Creek and the Susquehanna River, which is being converted into athletic fields, a nature preserve, and a walking path that will be tied in with the existing Columbia-Montour Rails-to-Trails program.
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From scientific journals to news reporting, the presentation of opinion and facts is often improved with graphics and thoughtful compositions of visual information - known as information design. Newspapers, magazines, blogs, television and film documentaries may use graphic design. With the advent of the web, information designers with experience in interactive tools are increasingly used to illustrate the background to news stories. Information design can include data visualization, which involves using programs to interpret and form data into a visually compelling presentation, and can be tied in with information graphics.
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After Ford inquired about how far Vladivostok was from Moscow, Dobrynin answered that "New York was closer to Moscow than Moscow was to Vladivostok". According to Dobrynin, Ford "was amazed by the size of my country and said few Americans could comprehend this". Kissinger was also excited by the prospects of the Summit taking place in Vladivostok, according to Dobrynin, both because it could be tied in with Ford's trip to Japan and thus "appear less deliberately staged" and also because of the city's close proximity to the People's Republic of China, which was the other major concern of Kissinger's "triangular diplomacy".
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Occasionally, they would get back together, but more often than not, the relationships were over for good, and the case would be closed on this one. There would be various recurring acts involved in the stories, one of which would be that an off-stage doorbell will sound and Jerry would announce in an exaggerated voice, "The Doorbell! I'll get it!" When he would answer the door, it would usually be someone bringing in something that would be tied in with the situation at hand, such as a cake, a bunch of flowers or brownies or things of a similar variety.
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