Cross-reference the smell-data in a database, and find your match.
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I am sure the feds have their own IP database to cross-reference.
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He will later cross-reference their stories with local hospital records and death certificates.
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But because of Apple's strict privacy policies, you can't cross-reference two sets of data.
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If you feel as though your views are too strong or conspiratorial, cross reference your sources.
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Is there a huge spreadsheet on your computer that you use to cross-reference possible blends?
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Companies could use it to analyse employees' productivity and cross-reference it with their happiness levels.
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The song will generally pull up some answers via YouTube, so you can cross-reference your findings.
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We've listed some other major phones specs below for cross-reference, but nothing else is particularly close.
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You're realizing things, but make sure to cross-reference your sources as you dive into your research.
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In light of these moves, the "Mad Money " host decided to cross-reference them with some past buybacks.
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Alana: Right, and then we cross-reference those on top-rated lists from Thrillist, Serious Eats, and TimeOut.
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It uses Wolfram Alpha, a search engine, to cross-reference historical weather conditions against those claimed in the video.
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I scour profiles of employees who work at these facilities, and cross-reference them to other social media sites.
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The company also encourages riders to cross-reference license plates, driver photos, and driver names before getting into a car.
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Police will now work to verify whether the confession is true, and cross-reference it against their original investigation records.
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The police were able to cross-reference suspects in other ways, mapping mobile phone and bank card use, for example.
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The super-recognizers regularly cross-reference the images with a database containing mug shots of people who have been arrested.
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They reported being able to cross reference and confirm the veracity of the data on numerous Jio customers known to them.
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Using a mix of tools to cross-reference email addresses linked to Twitter and Skype accounts, we managed to locate Alexander.
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" The drone would also include "facial recognition capabilities that allow it cross-reference any persons identified with relevant law enforcement databases.
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They understood the need of a one-stop depository to cross-reference the information and evidence from all the involved agencies.
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When I train teachers, I force them to use multiple resources to do research, cite their sources and cross-reference facts.
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Still, Ms. Struss, who has been with the library since 1977, faintly recalled the image, and began her cross-reference hunt.
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The process … mimics forensic linguistic profiling, and the goal is to cross-reference Navarro's 'profile' with a list of potential suspects.
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The public database was created to compare family trees and genetic profiles between the commercial sites, which don&apost cross-reference information.
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Those robots read thoughts and emotions, cross-reference them with social media and other available information, and find the subject's perfect soulmate.
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Finally, the sensor technology would have facial recognition capabilities that allow it cross-reference any persons identified with relevant law enforcement databases.
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This is so easy, Pratte recalled thinking as he wrote down the details, all they have to do is cross-reference this.
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Imagine if you could instantly cross-reference every company's contracting record with its reports to the EPA, the SEC, and the courts.
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Advocates argue that if DHS is willing to work with HHS, it can cross-reference other databases to identify likely separated families.
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It's possible to cross reference different parts of the hacked data to see what type of phone each customer wanted to monitor.
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If there's something I like, I cross-reference eBay, 1stdibs and the galleries themselves to see if the prices are any better.
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I also wanted to cross reference recipes in The Chef and The Slow Cooker, using the timing for similar food done in Multicooker.
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Police have received federal grant money to update their technology systems to cross-reference information they get from tips about the serial killings.
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From vacation days to dinner plans to interviews scheduled for work, everything's in there, available for me to cross-reference at any time.
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You can also cross-reference any bill with sites like ballotpedia and govtrack to gain a better understanding of active and potential laws.
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To create population density maps, for example, humans have to label each building in the images, then cross-reference this with census data.
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Schatz started with a broad search of which dogs were involved, and then tried to find multiple sources to cross-reference the information.
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Cross reference those with the city's database of NYC app users and bingo, instant tracking of every can bought from shop to being recycled.
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"It taught me, sometimes you have to dig a little deeper and find other sources and cross-reference them when you can," he said.
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They're not able to use that same password and cross-reference it across multiple accounts and get access to, let's say, your financial services.
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Bookmark this glossary post in the meantime, if you need to cross-reference any of the information referenced here or in the original post.
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I was trying to cross-reference the starts of the long theme answers as well as the NAs, and the clue was so unwieldy.
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The meat of Twitter's new disclosure is its effort to cross-reference Facebook's list of 470 accounts believed to be linked to the Russian government.
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Just make sure you cross-reference each of your calendars when making plans, as it's easy to forget what you have on each individual calendar.
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By integrating this database with hotel check-in systems and computerized transportation ticket vendors, police can cross-reference customer data against files in the system.
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While Congress and the GAO keep records of those they receive, they do not cross-reference their lists with rules published in the Federal Register.
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He and other researchers cross-reference DNA tests with baptismal records, marriage certificates, census reports, oral histories, ethnomusicology findings, land titles and other archival documents.
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Another variation: 54A, where "Beginning of a cross reference" is SEE PAGE …, which also means "ooze" (if you remove the space between the two words).
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The drone could cross-reference medications that interact with caffeine and know whom not to serve, if granted access to a coffee lover's medical information.
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We were able to cross reference other charges like room charges and valet charges and they matched to the penny standard charges for the hotel.
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She said a period date allowed investigators to cross-reference abortion dates to confirm that a procedure was for the same pregnancy, not a new one.
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As these security failures continue to mount, cybercriminals will cross-reference growing, extensive databases of stolen information to target victims and successfully take advantage of them.
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They saw individual verses as pieces of data that they could extract, classify, cross-reference, quantify, place into taxonomies and then reassemble, to form something new.
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"As we are able to cross-reference our data sets, we will be able to inform family members and reunite survivors with loved ones," he said.
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They will need to hunt for brands that include this information on the label, and cross-reference the labels with their doctors' recommendations or published research.
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But perhaps this is where the retraction database can help: it's easily searchable, so anyone can use it to cross-reference a paper they're interested in.
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But please, before you sign anything, please cross-reference your dealer-to-be with the many studies illustrating the lack of gender and racial diversity in galleries.
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I frantically tried to cross-reference the accounts in other depositions and track down the witness, but usually I found only a whisper of the original story.
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There is no easy and secure way for airlines and government agencies to share or cross-reference your data — which remains siloed (for valid data protection reasons).
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In the rest of the world, multiple sources can be used to cross-reference search results but in China, the public remains fully reliant on Baidu's results.
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And I passed this onto our research team at The New York Times, and they were then able to cross-reference that material with his LinkedIn account.
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It was a valuable lesson: It never hurts to cross-reference your in-app or online findings with another site, or directly with an airline or hotel.
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Retractions also remain difficult to spot; journals and science databases don't always promote or cross-reference them in ways that anyone coming across a study can see.
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News outlets such as Indian Express and MediaNama reported being able to cross-reference and confirm the veracity of the data on numerous Jio customers known to them.
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According to local reports it can cross-reference faces against police databases, and when the robot detects a wanted person it will follow them until the police arrive.
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That changed when investigators found a similar match to Franklin taken from the scene on a second attempt to cross reference a state databank of convicted felons' DNA.
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Google Flights usually finds the cheapest fare for your flight, but it's still a good idea to cross-reference other sites like Expedia to get the best deal.
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But that's the goal of SINAY, which is assembling a huge ocean-centric meta-database where users can cross-reference without having to sort or process it locally.
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Archaeologists then realized that they could cross-reference these geological clocks with the earliest written documents, ancient Egyptian and Mesopotamian records that reached back 4,000 or 5,000 years.
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The proposed model would cross-reference details from photographs with tags, descriptions, the poster's IP address, the list of Facebook users using that same address, and potentially other details.
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Known Questions used to occupy a single lengthy document that moderators had to cross-reference daily; last year it was incorporated into the internal community guidelines for easier searching.
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I had the score book and the play-by-play cross reference the statistical information and in doing so we found that the score for Denver was minus-1083.
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Even noncommercial augmented reality applications would collect and cross-reference information, even if it's something as benign as a list of art you've looked at or landmarks you've visited.
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The CDC doesn't yet know the long-term effects of AFM, but is working with state health departments to cross-reference AFM cases with death registries in previous years.
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Baseball is old enough and well-remembered enough that we can file players by type and taxonomy, and cross-reference them against many lifetimes of accumulated predecessors and precedent.
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The system, which was designed to allow employers to cross-reference an applicant's work-eligibility documents against government records, remains voluntary for most employers two decades after its rollout.
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The school or program that hires you often assists with basics like paperwork and housing, but be sure to cross-reference what those programs tell you with information online.
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Over time, the company also found a way to track individual Lyft drivers, and was able to cross-reference their movements to find out if they also worked for Uber.
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While much more personal data is leeching into the public domain where it can be used to cross-reference and unlock other pieces of information, further increasing re-identification risks.
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Because each user was identified with the activity, the reporters were able to use their name and city to cross-reference the information to figure out a user's home address.
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To enforce the rule, the state is requesting Pokemon Go developer Niantic, Inc to cross-reference a list of sex offenders provided by the state with its list of players.
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" Putting aside ongoing concerns about what various AI assistants are recording, it's a pretty interesting feature that uses machine learning to cross reference "your pronunciation with the pronunciation it expects.
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Emerging technologies will be used to cross reference genetics, medical records and habits with national data in order to spot people at an early stage of cancer, the government added.
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This led us to discuss the need to question everything; to research and cross-reference; to believe anything they choose, but to look for evidence before they form an opinion.
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While the practice has long been known, prosecutors managed to cross-reference testimony and documents to detail how one of the most egregious tactics of Argentina's dictatorship was carried out.
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The show can be digested as viewers ebb and flow from the sculptures to the drawings and back again: The sculptures and fabricated works all cross-reference Koch's intimate drawings.
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Someone posting on Chinese social network Weibo claims to have used facial recognition to cross-reference women's photos on social media with faces pulled from videos on adult platforms like Pornhub.
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A refinement of earlier databases, the new system is designed to make it easier to cross-reference material provided by different countries' security services, a Dutch security services official told Reuters.
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His team generated names of 55 children who had potentially been exposed to the disease, then asked the New York City Department of Health to cross-reference it with vaccination records.
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If a constructor commits the act of cross-referencing for a good purpose, as Ellen Leuschner and Jeff Chen do in their Sunday puzzle, then by all means, cross-reference away.
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That allowed researchers to cross-reference the results of the quiz — numeric Ocean scores — with the users' Facebook "likes," and build a model from the correlations they found between the two.
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So maybe a developer did something like find my fake account's IP address, match it with my real one, scrape info from that account, then cross-reference it on other social networks.
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Facebook could build a hashed email lookup tool so that if you uploaded these nonsensical strings of characters to another app, they could cross-reference them against Facebook's database of your friends.
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And as an added benefit of that, teachers can cross-reference each other — for example, a physics teacher may collaborate with a maths teacher in order to figure out the best curriculum.
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In Uber's MOU, the firm agreed to conduct "a multi-state/multi-jurisdiction criminal records locator," and to cross-reference those searches with the National Sex Offender Registry and motor-vehicle records.
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The researchers say they were able to show that carefully crafted queries can be devised to cross-reference responses that enable an attacker to reveal information the noise is intended to protect.
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In general, stocks of companies that make specifically vegan products are "slim pickings" in today's market, leaving VEGN's managers to cross-reference the available public companies with their rigid criteria, Smith wrote.
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For starters, researchers have shown that de-identified data does not always stay that way, as it's possible to cross-reference information from multiple datasets to associate a person with particular information.
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He said the investigation used a range of identifiers — including first and last names, birth dates and full or partial Social Security numbers — to cross-reference voter rolls and public safety records.
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Bloggers create often-updated master posts which cross-reference public appearances and private social media feeds to create an official-seeming timeline of exactly where a celebrity was, and when, and with whom.
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A real-time network could cross-reference multiple feeds at the same time, potentially exposing highly sophisticated planned crimes and terrorist attacks similar to those that various countries have suffered in recent years.
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And then of course you can also (and should also) cross-reference the product beyond Amazon itself, reading customer reviews on other sites as well as expert coverage of the product when possible.
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For example, some teams are analyzing in-season player-tracking data (something that wasn't available until last year) for the NFL's best players, then seeing if they can cross-reference that with combine statistics.
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The ranch system provides a live feed, but also stores historical data, so if several witnesses saw something strange in the sky, they could cross reference it with all known flights in the area.
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"The Registration Requirement enables the government to compile a database of millions of people's speech and associations, which it can cross-reference to glean more information about any given visa applicant," warns the suit.
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It would also call for the creation of an online archive of noise data that could hold thousands of hours of recordings, which scientists could then cross-reference against data on where marine life congregates.
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If you're looking to sell a vinyl record you believe might be of some value, it's important to cross-reference with other sales of the same record, or simply get it appraised by an expert.
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It's true that the police at this time had no easy way to cross-reference evidence from different cop shops, but there are multiple points in the Bundy story where sheer idiocy prevented his capture.
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You want to look for accredited programs, Hawley says; cross-reference with the Liaison Committee on Medical Education or American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine for schools and the ACGME for post-grad positions.
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Since the Chipotle website lists nutrition information, including allergens, ingredients and calories, on their website, some customers may find that it's easier to cross-reference these details with the restaurant's menu while ordering their next burrito.
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Before Negotiatus, purchasers had to cross-reference approved brands, vendors and products each time they needed a new set of pens or toilet paper, jumping from one website to another and tracking shipments across multiple websites.
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But the true asset of "The World according to Star Wars" is Mr Sunstein's infectious infatuation with the franchise, allowing him to cross-reference the series to nearly anything from Harry Potter to same-sex marriage.
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The court was also able to cross reference motor vehicle registrations, turning up recipients of land who were also owners of luxury cars, including a Porsche Cayenne GTS, a Range Rover and a BMW X5 Diesel.
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In one specific case, they were able to cross-reference a woman's anonymous genetic profile from another research project with the same service used by Golden State Killer investigators—a website called GEDmatch—and find her identity.
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While not always an accurate litmus test for scams on their own, the supply schedule and mining structure of an ICO can be used to cross-reference other data points and validate the intention of the founders.
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Watchdog warning: National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson said the new schedules could increase the odds of taxpayer errors since the information will be dispersed over several pages and taxpayers will need to cross-reference and transfer data.
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From the mid-603s to the early 260s, police surveillance of political organizations in New York was extensive enough to require more than half a million index cards, simply to catalog and cross-reference the many dossiers.
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The application, filed on May 10th and published today, covers an algorithm that would identify elements of photographs — like faces or other details— and cross-reference them with other data to build a profile of an entire household.
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Analytic technology allows Google, Yahoo and Facebook, for example, to track our searches, scan our email, cross-reference our contacts, and mine our data to deliver ads and make lots of money based on what we do online.
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Analytic technology allows Google, Yahoo and Facebook, for example, to track our searches, scan our email, cross-reference our contacts and mine our data to deliver ads and make lots of money based on what we do online.
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The reciprocal self-portraits sent to him by Gauguin and Bernard, which also cross-reference Japanese art, attest to their shared motivations, making their later breaks with their longtime friend a disconcerting note in the exhibition's biographical narrative.
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Related: VICE News Investigation Finds Signs of Secret Phone Surveillance Across London Police use this data to cross-reference cell phones that were nearby more than one crime scene in order to narrow down a pool of suspects.
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The fact is, we don't know how our genetic sequence will be used, who it will be accessed by, who will cross-reference it, or who it will be used to implicate now or many generations in the future.
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Van Gogh's six portraits of the Roulin family are spread across Europe, New York, and Los Angeles, but captured with the new Art Camera, anyone can cross-reference their varying brushstrokes and usages of light at a moment's notice.
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There's also plenty of reasons to come back beyond just meetings by offering news alerts about a user's contacts and companies they may follow, as well as large dossiers on companies they can cross-reference as they do research.
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They cross-reference it with the data on the attendee's consumer habits, which is collected by the Republican Party to forecast how likely each attendee is to vote in 2020 and who they may support, campaign officials told the Journal.
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But he also doubts his instincts so deeply that he sets up the ship's computer to monitor his performance as acting captain, and cross-reference his choices with Starfleet's most successful captains, to make certain his fears don't hinder his leadership.
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Do you cross-reference them all and pick the brand that appears most frequently, your brain quietly short-circuiting when you discover that some reviewers support the Contigo "Byron Vacuum-Insulated" mug while others swear by the Contigo "Autoseal West Loop"?
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The whales lived in an area used for Naval training exercises, so the researchers were able to cross-reference the whale's behavior with Navy-provided data on when, where, and what type of sonar (from boats or helicopters) they were using.
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For instance, after algorithms detect early signs of popular stories on the network, editors are asked to cross-reference potential trending topics with a list of 10 major news publications, including CNN, Fox News, The Guardian and The New York Times.
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National Taxpayer Advocate Nina Olson said in a report last week that the new schedules could increase the odds of taxpayer errors since the information will be dispersed over several pages and taxpayers will need to cross-reference and transfer data.
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This is the case even though digital data can be far more revelatory than physical mail, given that our apps collect, retain, and cross-reference information like location histories, the contents of emails, photographs, attachments, contact lists, and even dating preferences.
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The Consequences Of Alleged Elephant Mistreatment Yes, most of what animal rights groups say has to be taken with a grain of salt, but you can cross reference this PAWS list going back to 1950 and see that these violent incidents are real.
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Conventional glucometers and tests didn't give Magi enough information to figure out what was happening and she finally had to cross-reference blood sugar readings with information in her fitness and food diaries to help doctors figure out what was going on.
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As noted above, cities' relative ages are put in historical context by the vertical timeline, which indicates various historic events as well as dates, allowing visitors to cross-reference events like the fall of Rome and World War II with population graphs.
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Castlight, for example, can cross-reference an employee's age, gender, and number of kids, along with fertility-related searches in its app—and insurance claims—to find out who stopped filling birth control prescriptions, effectively creating a list of potential mothers-to-be.
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MILDRED If it was me, I'd start up a database, every male baby what's born, stick 'em on it, cross-reference it, and as soon as they done something wrong, make a hundred percent certain it was a correct match, then kill 'em.
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The scanning device uses computer vision algorithms to identify pills that are about to be given to a patient, integrating with a hospital's existing workflow and IT infrastructure to cross-reference that scan data with a patient's prescription information — such as a wristband barcode system.
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If you cross-reference artists' locations and their affiliations with the organization Recess, you discover that five of the artists living outside of New York were – at one point or another — members of Recess, with one currently living in Stockholm and another living in Berlin.
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"The Minister of National Revenue has instructed [Canada Revenue Agency] CRA officials to obtain the list of data leaked through Panama Papers in order to cross-reference this information with data already being obtained through the Agency's existing mechanisms," said a spokesperson for the minister.
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She would cross-reference that with the phone book listing, relying on a potential client's willingness to be honest — and the implicit suggestion that access to their contact details might offer her some recourse if they acted badly — as a way to weed out more dangerous clients.
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Smaller indie titles will go on sale more regularly, and for cheaper — check any and all storefronts to make sure you're getting the best price possible (note that sometimes there is a price difference between physical and digital copies of games, so cross-reference those, too).
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The agency employs 36 people, who, lacking a unified database, must manually cross-reference each declaration with separate property and tax registries - a Herculean task considering many forms run to dozens of pages, listing millions of dollars in cash, fleets of luxury cars and tracts of land.
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Surprising news arrives mid-week as messenger Mercury meets with Uranus, the planet of surprises, on Wednesday at 10:22 AM. Cross-reference your sources and make sure the messages you receive are actually, factually true—you should know by now that fast news doesn't mean real news!
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It can cross-reference that data with the information you provide the company when you sign up for its service, along with information it may be able to glean from your viewing habits if you subscribe to DirecTV and information it can purchase from third-party data brokers.
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"Myspace, the higher ups, were able to cross reference the specific policy enforcement agent with their friends on their Myspace page to see if they were looking up any of their contacts or ex-boyfriends/girlfriends," that former employee said, explaining how Myspace could identify employees abusing their Overlord access.
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But the basic (and most compelling) iteration is that when you visit a physical store, your augmented reality headset will scan products you're looking at with a camera or RFID reader, then cross-reference them with offers from other merchants, and tell you if something is available cheaper somewhere else.
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Nathan Ruser, a member of the Institute for United Conflict Analysts, pointed out on Twitter that it's easy to look at the map and cross-reference it with the locations of known military installations, or pick out potential installations in combat zones based on the data from users using the app.
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The first would prevent moderate or high-risk sex offenders from playing so-called augmented-reality games — like Pokémon Go — and the second would require the games' creators to cross-reference their virtual landscapes with lists of offenders' homes and remove any "in-game objective" within 100 feet of them.
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"The new schedules will force some taxpayers to cross-reference and transfer data such as credits, deductions and income, increasing the potential for errors to occur since the tax information is dispersed over many pages and needs to be tracked down and reported on different schedules and forms," the report says.
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What's more, they can cross-reference the spikes or dips in happiness with world events and national policies that a population was subject to — things like civil wars, stock market crashes, or boosts in gross domestic product — to try to figure what type of event leads to the biggest uptick or downturn in well-being.
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It's a compelling bit of detective work that anyone with access to the viral Times essay and Google can partake in: take seemingly uncommon phrasings from the op-ed, cross reference with what senior officials in the White House have written or said, and you'll start making interesting connections with red twine on your corkboard.
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On Friday, a federal judge ruled against an Indiana law passed earlier this year that would have canceled registrations for anyone whose name was flagged by the Crosscheck program, an interstate compact by which states cross-reference their voter lists against each other to weed out those who might be registered in multiple states.
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So if one were to keep track of those projects and cross-reference this with the knowledge that actors sign multipicture deals with Marvel, one could, if they wanted, use a process of elimination to determine which killed characters are coming back from being turned to ash (I've compiled a list for anyone inclined).
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The pitch for the bracelet was for it to track a range of physical health factors such as heart rate, perspiration, respiration and temperature, and cross-reference them against other data from the wearer's smartphone to try to understand cause and effect and create a pattern for indicators relating to mental health such as stress levels.
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Whenever I reserve anything questionable-looking through an online travel agency— say, a Sicily airport hotel with blurry photos and no official website — I obsessively cross-reference listings, drill into Instagram geo-tags, scour Facebook pages and preemptively check whether HotelTonight, the last-minute hotel-booking app, has a presence in the market, just in case I need a contingency plan.
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" The report says that "while many taxpayers will use software to complete the return, the new schedules will force some taxpayers to cross-reference and transfer data such as credits, deductions, and income, increasing the potential for errors to occur since the tax information is dispersed over many pages and needs to be tracked down and reported on different schedules and forms.
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