"There was blood everywhere.. identifiable and non-identifiable body parts were strewn across the area," Youla says.
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"Criminals have discovered how much personally identifiable information sells for on the black market, and health-care companies are really good targets for personally identifiable information," Litan said.
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Of the cases involving guns that were identifiable, a .
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" Bittau added that the whale's stomach contained "garbage bags ... fishing nets, lines, tubes, the bag of a washing machine liquid still identifiable, with brand and barcode ... and other objects no longer identifiable.
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It's also coded to not be identifiable in any form.
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Firstly, nobody should be identifiable based off their ad clicks.
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The beneficiaries must be identifiable from the trust document. 4.
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Axios does not sell personally identifiable information to data brokers.
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Developers that misused "personally identifiable information" will also be banned.
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As a crowned lemur reaches adulthood, their sex becomes identifiable.
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VSCO girls are identifiable by their appearance, according to Strapagiel.
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Their movement grew largely through social media, without identifiable leaders.
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Smoking weed is the most identifiable part of their personality.
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No patient identifiable data will be included in the algorithms.
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Its streets — what is left of them — are hardly identifiable.
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Ms. Potter stirs things up, though to no identifiable end.
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KeyMe says it retains as little identifiable data as possible.
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Generally this data doesn't include any obvious personally identifiable information.
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No personally identifiable information will be stored in the database.
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Personally identifiable information can also be shared with law enforcement.
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Simply put, chain migration doesn't serve any identifiable public interests.
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The farmers also said the trucks were identifiable as Katerji's.
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"We're not getting any personally identifiable information about anybody," he says.
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This involves techniques like distilling concepts down into discrete, identifiable features.
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People want to think those who do evil are easily identifiable.
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Quad9 does not store, correlate or otherwise use personally identifiable information.
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At 46 years old, O'Rourke is identifiable because of his charisma.
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The writing it produces is usually easily identifiable as non-human.
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Excludes incidents with police victims, to the extent they were identifiable.
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Financial data, other personal identifiable data and sensitive data and whatnot.
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They're crazy and over the top, but they're very identifiable people.
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But the Trump hashtag on Monday did have some identifiable users.
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The problem is personal data that's re-identifiable isn't anonymous data.
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Snatch, weave and bitch are the only noises identifiable as English.
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Palmyra Castle, in Tadmur, Syria, is clearly identifiable in the background.
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Eventually the sound became so identifiable it warranted its own handle.
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These apps pass data, including personally identifiable information, to third parties.
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There is a visual buzz, whose source is not instantly identifiable.
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Therefore, it's imperative to make sure your pet is easily identifiable!
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Or perhaps there was something identifiable about being a lost boy.
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"We don't have identifiable Big Beasts, as it were," he said.
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Some of the excess cost comes from identifiable examples of overstaffing.
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Can Nathaniel Mary Quinn sustain such a highly mannered, identifiable style?
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He&aposs also used a ball cap, but he&aposs quite identifiable.
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A small number of identifiable boys turn into rotten, violent, unhappy men.
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" It claims the wraparound windshield in particular is "identifiable from a distance.
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Instead, they were mostly identifiable by their stronger killer T cell responses.
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In fact, neither project makes identifiable genetic data available to the public.
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Closer examination, however, reveals detailed scenes with identifiable faces, signs, and clothing.
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Even the concept of "personally identifiable" data has become a fuzzier idea.
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And what is nothing if not the absence of an identifiable thing?
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Some of the fossils were immediately identifiable as coprolites, or fossilized poop.
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He had been so brutally tortured that he was not immediately identifiable.
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Grenades are one of the most identifiable weapons that US troops carry.
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Homes were completely destroyed, only identifiable from the brick chimneys which survived.
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Do we favor identifiable and culpable communication or anonymous and immune expression?
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"It's not the norm, but it's definitely present and identifiable," he says.
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How is the data that&aposs tied to your identifiable information used?
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The idea of "pure" groups with identifiable "origins" has been largely reconsidered.
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The men were clearly identifiable but, she said, police made no arrests.
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Each character is only identifiable by their 'numbers,' with Reynolds being 'One.
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They're also looking for other prescriptions in Prince's name or identifiable aliases.
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Over one thousand child victims were identifiable, from the church's own records.
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The six original Caldicott principles state that: the use/transfer of patient identified data should be justified, clearly defined and scrutinized, as well as regularly reviewed if use continues; that personally identifiable data should not be used unless there is no alternative; the minimum possible personally identifiable data be used; that access to personally identifiable data should be on a strict need to know basis; that everyone handling the data is aware of their responsibilities vis-a-vis patient confidentiality; and that every use of personally identifiable data must be lawful.
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The ads, more so than the products themselves, made store brands visually identifiable.
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The work is identifiable by his signature portal murals on targeted urban surfaces.
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As for privacy, Zeotap says it does not include any personally identifiable information.
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In particular, it's currently examining the best ways to make drones more identifiable.
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"Protected health information" means personally identifiable information related to medical conditions and treatments.
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Recordings might contain obviously identifiable characteristics and biographical information about who is speaking.
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Personally identifiable information, like social security numbers, passwords or credit cards, weren't stolen.
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Is Derek so identifiable that I can't go on and be someone else?
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We trust organizations to keep this and other personally identifiable information (PII) private.
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The 2016 ads were wildly unconventional, only occasionally mentioning identifiable candidates and policies.
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He smoked cigarettes, identifiable only by outline and the stale smell they imparted.
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But the game does have identifiable tactics, though admittedly clumsy and improvisational ones.
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Twice divorced with no surviving children, he apparently lacked any immediately identifiable heirs.
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"The data used in this research is not personally identifiable," said the company.
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Election databases also contain personally identifiable information such as names, ages, and addresses.
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Generally South Asian in appearance, they are easily identifiable to other ethnic groups.
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This time, the source of the trouble is both identifiable and relatively confined.
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But hundreds of Afghan people, many living in remote places, were still identifiable.
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That is, it doesn't exhibit any easily identifiable spectral features at infrared wavelengths.
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Many of the victims will only be identifiable by DNA testing, officials said.
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First, the president may preserve only identifiable "objects" of historical or scientific interest.
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On the recreational side, edibles have to be in easily identifiable 10mg dosages.
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As in Glacial Decoy, a definite, more identifiable gesture seems just beyond reach.
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And we do have an algorithm we built to scrub personally identifiable information.
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CC: Among the dancers you paint, it seems very few are identifiable people.
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A. Individual members of many species also have unique and identifiable genetic profiles.
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This extends from dyadic relationships to identifiable groups that may span the globe.
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Researchers found 6993 confirmed cases with timeframes for identifiable exposure and symptom onset.
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They discourage people, even news photographers, from taking photos where faces are identifiable.
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That's different to bitcoin, where users are identifiable only by an alphanumeric address.
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This flaw in accounting for civilian casualties is easily identifiable and highly correctable.
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A disease is a condition with identifiable symptoms that causes sickness or death.
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First, a president may preserve only identifiable "objects" of historical or scientific interest.
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Ring's Ukraine office has a history of loosely handling customers' personal, identifiable data.
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There's a book with 20 recipes, easily identifiable measuring cups and an app.
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That differentiator might not be any single hardware feature or easily identifiable device difference.
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The most commonly found personally identifiable documents included clinical notes, summaries and medical reports.
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The law's only purpose was to make bloodkin easily identifiable, because humans feared them.
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Ad of the Week The voice is familiar, identifiable within the first few syllables.
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Axios removes personally identifiable information, like your name, to make anonymous information for statistics.
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NPR says its RAD standard doesn't provide personally identifiable data to podcasters or advertisers.
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She refers to him as RR in the book, but provides many identifiable details.
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In the movies, it is always an instant and identifiable flash flood of fluid.
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The result was that the way people drove was as identifiable as a fingerprint.
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They zoom in and out, becoming abstractions one second, then identifiable shapes the next.
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Google's design just doesn't have the same appeal, nor is it as immediately identifiable.
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For many, streaming video apps are the most identifiable gladiators in the service wars.
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No one's disputing that Bridget Jones was — and still is — a hugely identifiable character.
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"My concern is that the Space Force is identifiable with President Trump," he said.
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According to the medical examiner report, his body was identifiable only by his fingerprints.
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Paying careful attention to detail, Alexander strives to make her knitted moths readily identifiable.
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They could create full-color photographs on foreign money to make them more identifiable.
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Nothing in Zip-Zap has a face, or eyes, or any identifiable features, honestly.
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DeepMind repeatedly, unconditionally promised to *never* connect people's intimate, identifiable health data to Google.
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The royal family is perhaps the most identifiable symbol of whiteness in the world.
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I maintain a robust service to monitor threats to my personally identifiable information (PII).
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It's the reason we assign names, labels because there's a comfort in the identifiable.
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And so, our daughters were different, and as they got older, they became identifiable.
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By that evening, Mr. Azam's body had been found burned to death, barely identifiable.
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Only one member of Pussy Riot, Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, is clearly identifiable in the video.
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Importantly, though, ad-based businesses almost never sell user-identifiable data to third parties.
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Buttigieg's policy positions are not all that different from the more identifiable leftist candidates.
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Researchers found 181 confirmed cases with time frames for identifiable exposure and symptom onset.
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Moments later, Mr. Fellahi said, he opened his eyes to a barely identifiable structure.
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It's worse when that database includes personally identifiable information, like home addresses and emails.
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They too must comply with laws requiring notification if "personally identifiable information" is stolen.
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The samples tech companies review are anonymized, so they don't include personally identifiable information.
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This is perhaps the closest thing to an identifiable human emotion Sorrentino grants him.
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Character designs are endearing, each different race easily identifiable through body shape and size.
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That's the easily identifiable song, but we had a lot of things going on.
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We do not share customer identifiable information to third-party skills without the customer's consent.
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In this case, sticking to a single identifiable set of material gave the network away.
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According to the Washington Post, the three clearly identifiable lawmakers wearing the pearls are Republicans.
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"At no time were any internal Amazon systems or customer identifiable data impacted," it said.
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Even all those baseball birds were chosen because they're regionally identifiable, elegant, quick and strong.
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In her seven years, Blue Ivy's name has already become as identifiable as her mother's.
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French experts analysed the symptoms identifiable in the images and videos that were made public.
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But sometimes, it can happen for no identifiable reason, a type known as idiopathic megacolon.
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Some activists do not like to share and associate personally-identifiable information with their accounts.
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Cavoukian realized third parties could possibly have access to identifiable data gathered through the project.
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Photos and data can be beneficially tweaked so that individuals involved are not digitally identifiable.
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Without Jallikattu, he argues, the Kangayam breed, identifiable by its one hump, would die out.
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There's not that much in terms of identifiable support levels," he said on "Squawk Box.
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In legal filings, Google has disputed that conservatives are an identifiable class under the law.
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Similar laws need to be passed for all identifiable data existing in government data sets.
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In fact, historically, almost 60% of cases at the clinic didn't have an identifiable trigger.
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Mezu and Mastercard will not share personally identifiable data or transaction histories with third parties.
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The importance of gaming disorder as an identifiable and diagnosable problem boils down to treatment.
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Identifiable units, according to informants, have been moved through Tibet in trucks and troop carriers.
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Leadfeeder says it is fully GDPR compliant and does not capture any personally identifiable information.
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"These new cases are different in that they deal with specific identifiable embryos," she said.
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While they are Torres-García's most identifiable works, they are hardly all that he did.
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The legal definition is "any information that relates to an identified or identifiable living individual".
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He added that Cubeyou strips out any personally identifiable information that it gets from Facebook.
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There is literally nothing else identifiable about this series, aside from a few colored birds.
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Lawmakers said that before the ads are released, they'll be scrubbed of personally identifiable information.
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Continents are generally considered to be large, identifiable areas that are underlain by continental crust.
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At this point, CC creams are about as identifiable and commonly used as tinted moisturizers.
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Giving users numbers (mine is 995) instead of identifiable website addresses makes Mastodon feel amateurish.
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The mask was inspired by the comedian's signature look and easily identifiable face and mustache.
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How could it not be, with Yorke's vocals and the band's identifiable atmospherics and rhythms?
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They claimed that staffers could use Lyft's backend software to view unmasked personally identifiable information.
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That's pretty impressive considering the (mostly) instrumental band has no identifiable vocals to speak of.
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Among those signs are the sharp edges, identifiable impact points and hammer stones showing damage.
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Yet, despite his obvious design chops, there was never a clearly identifiable Todd Snyder style.
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Does it matter if a foreign government is collaterally leaking personally identifiable information about voters?
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French experts analyzed the symptoms identifiable in the images and videos that were made public.
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On the other hand, probably the most easily-identifiable emotion related to FOMO is regret.
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Patient data allegedly wasn't stripped of identifiable information before being handed to the tech giant.
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This super-proliferation, often caused by a single identifiable mutation, is what usually indicates cancer.
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Bilbrough was identifiable in a close-up photo by his short red hair, prosecutors said.
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But those words and that situation was still identifiable to me as an African-American.
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Politicians promise a lot of "free" stuff with no identifiable way to pay for it.
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He had the support of no identifiable party faction (no, the "alt-right" doesn't count).
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Only Snow's youthful wavy hair, black clothing, and bright red and white sneakers are identifiable.
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There would be no photo of anyone recovering in a hospital bed, no identifiable individuals.
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It's more of a set of progressive symptoms (like alcoholism) than an identifiable state (like diabetes).
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Ten years later, the track is almost annoying in its ubiquitousness; the song's instantly identifiable bang!
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We wanted to keep her feminine and in flowy pastels, to keep her real and identifiable.
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And yet, there's been a significant shift over the past few years with an identifiable pattern.
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You then share what you're wearing, drinking, or doing, so you're identifiable to other app users.
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I would even say this is one of my identifiable characteristics: Ashley "Difficult to Please" Carman.
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And not every child has had an obvious or identifiable viral infection prior to getting sick.
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What was once identifiable as a discreet Black community is becoming harder and harder to identify.
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We have no idea who you are and neither collect nor retain any personal, identifiable information.
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We also design, build, and deploy our tools without collecting identifiable information about our users. 4.
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A pup with health problems and no identifiable owner doesn't have much time at a shelter.
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As for the privacy implications, Abcarian noted that none of this data includes personally identifiable information.
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The scammers buy personally identifiable data and call lists and pass them on to call centers.
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They were often able to rent large spaces, though these are rarely identifiable from the outside.
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The four known races are easily identifiable, from left to right: Vex, Fallen, Cabal, and Hive.
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But the playoffs are about matching up against one opponent, with their identifiable strengths and weaknesses.
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Some possessions—hormone patches, chest binders, and packers—are more immediately identifiable with the trans experience.
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A few other journalists were there, immediately identifiable by being decades younger than almost everyone else.
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Where Season 1 dealt with identifiable heroes and villains, Lawrence is governed by the morally gray.
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The narrative challenges commonplace notions about what might make a human being identifiable as a person.
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There's no identifiable demographic, just a very strong odor of cologne and lots of exposed brick.
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Given this is one of the most aesthetically identifiable and undeniably influential of all animated movies.
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They are identifiable by ribbons on their chests, like the prize winners at a county fair.
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Additionally, tags for our ad services are never allowed to transmit personally identifiable information to Google.
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"[Motherhood] is a point of identifiable-ness," Jemima said in a recent interview with her sister.
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It lists more than 13 alleged predator priests accused of raping more than 21,23 identifiable children.
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Your computer will now be identifiable by other users on your network in their Finder.6.
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"The data wasn't readily identifiable — there wasn't a medical record, or chart notes," Dr. Strauss said.
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She told Allen that Facebook would assist in stripping the content of any personally identifiable information.
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The images are consistent with a mix of screengrabs from a number of clearly identifiable videos.
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Montana pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge that he wrongfully disclosed patients' individual identifiable health information.
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The effects of climate trends are widespread and not always immediately identifiable — but no less real.
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The four worlds we are launching with should be instantly identifiable to any Iron Maiden fan.
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If we find developers that misused personally identifiable information, we will ban them from our platform.
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For some reason, I tend to assume that the people in my photographs are not identifiable.
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Endogenous depression, on the other hand, referred to depression that arose without any obvious, identifiable cause.
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Imagine that this rise in deaths had been remarkably widespread, affecting almost all identifiable demographic groups.
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Several analysts said that fraud at the ballot box should have been identifiable by the opposition.
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But names and other identifiable information are removed from the data before collection, the Journal noted.
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But consider the possibility that less identifiable corporate climbers and glad-handers also pose a threat.
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The noise of the crowd dies down and a woman's scream is identifiable amid the din.
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I really don't have an opinion on whether newspapers should or should not be politically identifiable.
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Those other struggling candidates at least have an identifiable ideological constituency to which they can appeal.
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Simultaneously, recidivism rates have grown or remained high across almost every identifiable demographic or cross section.
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This despite having name recognition and a highly identifiable style, and still regularly producing new work.
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"From a legal perspective, (their value) is the identifiable common pattern of his behavior," she said.
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He is easily identifiable at Iowa events by his horseshoe mustache and mop of white hair.
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This is a protection strategy companies use that transforms the actual password so they're not identifiable.
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His sound, with its flowing arpeggios and churning rhythms, has remained easily identifiable through the decades.
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They also argued that the committee lacks standing because it didn't state a clearly identifiable injury.
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The study team looked for any papers with personally identifiable information, including single sheets or stapled documents, and then they classified the sensitivity of the contents: low for identifiable information only, medium for information about a diagnosis and high for a description of the patient's medical condition.
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I kept it "naked"—without the patches—because in protests you need to wear no identifiable clothes.
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Since the guy doesn't know names, he is going to serve up a list of identifiable tattoos.
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If we find developers that misused personally identifiable information, we will ban them from our platform.2.
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About 50% of epilepsy cases have no identifiable cause Half of epilepsy cases have no known cause.
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Countries with identifiable OBOR projects are Laos, Bangladesh, Azerbaijan, Pakistan, Tajikstan and Kyrgyzstan, to name a few.
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The iconic building, one of the most identifiable landmarks in the Paris skyline, was engulfed in flames.
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The Telecommunications Act explicitly prohibits the sharing of "individually identifiable" customer information except under very specific circumstances.
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The guidelines recommend operators notify people when flying a drone that is collecting personally identifiable data nearby.
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If aides weren't entitled to immunity, they were "easily identifiable targets" for "harassment" by Congress, he argued.
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IPVanish claims to have a no logs meaning they don’t store any personally identifiable data.
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"At no point is any personally identifiable information collected or shared during the process," the message concludes.
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They are seizures with no other identifiable cause, such as epilepsy or a neurological disorder, Shimabukuro said.
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That's why the examples Sanders picks for his crusades are big companies with easily identifiable rich owners.
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They include personally identifiable characteristics such as the way you move your mouse, or hold your phone.
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Both Google and Mastercard say that the data is anonymized in order to protect personally identifiable information.
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Google told The Verge that users' personally identifiable information is hidden from both Google and its partners.
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These animals are primarily found in the deep ocean, and are identifiable by their umbrella-like appearance.
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The weird signal could be nearby radio interference, but local radio waves usually have easily identifiable patterns.
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The portion of families requiring more intensive, long-term support is small and easily identifiable with data.
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MCDANIEL, JR.: Well, the dog tag is the only identifiable thing -- I just do a little sigh.
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And you really don't want it to be out there attached to identifiable medical and personal information.
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The gig emporium has traditionally facilitated extremely utilitarian, identifiable demands — like, say, graphic design or audio transcription.
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"The FTC is now an identifiable risk," said Greg Bohlen, managing partner of Union Grove Venture Partners.
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Needless to say, just because this exoplanet has an identifiable stratosphere doesn't mean it can support life.
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They found that, in September 2015, 1% of them earned income through an (identifiable) on-demand platform.
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According to one study, up to 70% of the most common IoT devices contain easily-identifiable vulnerabilities.
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Her voice, unsteady and crackling, is instantly identifiable and makes her stand out on anything she does.
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As much as 30 to 40 percent of patent ownership records are currently not identifiable or misidentified.
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During the two breakdowns, the vistas appear out of static, digitally warped but still identifiable as spaces.
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"We never get any identifiable information and we wouldn't want it," Bauer said of his organization's role.
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The committee planned to work with Facebook to "scrub" personally identifiable information from the ads, Schiff said.
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Conservatives have long opposed the CFPB's collection of personally identifiable information from banks and financial services companies.
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Digital identity as a means for protecting data Calling our personally identifiable information valuable is an understatement.
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Sometimes, the trigger may be a physical sensation, or it might not be easily identifiable at all.
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Children have an often overlooked conservative streak, one that's most easily identifiable in their attitudes toward gender.
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"This means I am very identifiable because of my weird hands, but I'm also unidentifiable," she said.
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Do not name your router something obvious like your name, your address or other easily identifiable names.
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Corporations with easily identifiable shareholders could meet this standard, but most publicly traded corporations probably could not.
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More broadly, President Trump celebrates his deal-making skills and is eager to leave an identifiable legacy.
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As refugees streamed into Europe, those diffuse sentiments for a vanishing past have found easily identifiable targets.
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The hack on the Philippines Commission on Elections exposed the personally identifiable information of 22019 million citizens.
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Some identifiable targets are companies like Alibaba, which processes tens of millions of delivery orders every day.
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They were the nicked and the hurt heroes that felt more identifiable to me as a fan.
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The Telecommunications Act prohibits sharing (or selling) customer information that is "individually identifiable," except under special circumstances.
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It found "deficiencies" in the model's privacy protections, noting that some Hub databases contained personally identifiable information.
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TOBi is a Brampton singer/rapper with a quirky, instantly identifiable voice and sophisticated production behind him.
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" Further, "non-personally identifiable" information may be given to third parties "for marketing, advertising, or other uses.
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The inability of OPEC's efforts to bolster the oil price has a readily identifiable cause, he added.
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Two turtles, identifiable by the different designs on their shells, find a tall and white cowboy hat.
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The data also included personally identifiable information, including names and contact information, which could identify individual customers.
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Most people who kill themselves have identifiable psychiatric symptoms, even if they never get an official diagnosis.
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Though the country doesn't name patients, privacy activists say individuals may be identifiable from such detailed information.
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Of the known or identifiable 6,370-odd offenders reported to the FBI, about 51 percent were white.
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Some of the plastic the researchers found was easily identifiable: toothbrushes, food packaging, straws and plastic bags.
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Led by several hundred identifiable neo-Nazis, it appeared to be joined by thousands of ordinary citizens.
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Names, dates of birth, phone numbers and email addresses were among the identifiable details that were leaked.
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For in-person bets, the security protocol is slightly different, as identifiable personal information isn't immediately required.
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When the data is identifiable, meaning it can be associated with a person, the hexagon is yellow.
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An instantly identifiable character stands, a bit shyly, at the center of almost all this work, however.
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The use of personally identifiable information (PII) in this way is widely eschewed by the advertising industry.
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Yet President Donald Trump took this momentous step alone and without any identifiable plan for the ramifications.
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Avast and Jumpshot have said the company's data is anonymous and does not reveal personally identifiable information.
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Vernon's falsetto is still identifiable through the digital scrim, but now the words wobble beyond his control.
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Best nine also says it might share information that is not identifiable as yours to other parties.
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Companies are still permitted to exchange personally identifiable information (PII) with their own business affiliates, for example.
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The law bans online services from collecting personally identifiable information about kids under 212 without parental consent.
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The file had enough identifiable information to allow us to search for the person using public records.
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This image was particularly gruesome because the woman's face, tilted toward the camera, made her plainly identifiable.
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Police sprayed blue dye to mark those involved and make them identifiable if they fled, WSJ notes.
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Around the 19th century, the Dutch adopted the red paraffin wax that makes the cheese identifiable today.
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Panic and capitulation are conditions identifiable only in rough terms and rarely with much precision or deft timing.
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Since the chats are anonymous, they're often much more explicit than those with an identifiable user might be.
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The ambassadors will be identifiable by the teal t-shirts with the 'every one' logo they'll be wearing.
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Earlier this month, Kromtech discovered about four million records containing personally identifiable information of Time Warner Cable customers.
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" According to the complaint, "the Plaintiff's face and nude body were readily identifiable in the aforementioned video recordings.
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Here, there was not even an identifiable target of the offensive speech, just a bystander with a cellphone.
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But doing so only stops a user's advertising ID from being tracked — not the other uniquely identifiable information.
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Each trade will be accompanied by Personally Identifiable Information — a code revealing exactly who is making the trade.
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This makes the three institutions both incredibly powerful in individuals' lives and huge repositories of personal, identifiable information.
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Under Mr Trump, it is likely to revert to mean "immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth".
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Despite their spinoff status, both Revelations games play like smart remixes of the main series's most identifiable elements.
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Snap says no other personally identifiable information, including age, gender, or location, will be shared with the developer.
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In the past, the agency generally rejected similar filings because they included material that denigrated an identifiable group.
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The data isn't personally identifiable, but it's still Big Brotherish to think they're tracking your baby's online movements.
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Romeo and Juliet might be the most easily identifiable example of forbidden love, but it's hardly the first.
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Clayton had previously said no personally identifiable information had been accessed in the breach, which occurred in 2016.
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Once in, the researchers found oodles of personally identifiable employee information, including employee names and emails, all exposed.
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Voices in the clips were identifiable by what was spoken, according Belgian news site VLT, which obtained them.
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The only readily identifiable, demand-side event occurring simultaneously was the failure of China to devalue the yuan.
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Meanwhile, Facebook does need to make its ads identifiable to comply with FTC rules about not misleading people.
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What makes these pooches easily identifiable is their curly, corkscrew coat, which gives them a teddy bear look.
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When he is collecting, David is generally "thinking about broadening my archive of personally identifiable information," he added.
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And if we find developers that misused personally identifiable information, we will ban them and tell everyone affected.
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Edelson said this suggests the Trump campaign is targeting users based on existing lists of personally identifiable data.
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In that case DeepMind has been given access to a very large amount of patient identifiable data — i.e.
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Murder however should be easier to record because there is an identifiable victim, something that can be counted.
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You're signing up for data breaches, sale of your personally identifiable information, and furthering espionage by our adversaries.
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Exit polls have limited means to correct for nonresponse, since they can weight only by visually identifiable characteristics.
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That means federal security standards required for so-called "personally identifiable information" don't necessarily apply to voter records.
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Riposati said the used kits did not disclose any personally identifiable information, so it didn't violate customers' privacy.
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While child pornography is identifiable and illegal on its face, "terrorist activity" is vague and harder to define.
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Organizers like Nathan Law, Joshua Wong, and Yau Wai Ching became easily identifiable as leaders responsible for coordination.
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Lastly, your body temperature rises, which is an easily identifiable heat signature for your soon-to-be tormentor.
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"There is no evidence that customer credit card information or personally identifiable information has been compromised," Dearborn wrote.
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Many runners purchase "Star Wars"-branded running gear with identifiable markings that evoke droids, Jedi and so on.
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" The scientists note that the fallout "will be identifiable in sediments and ice for the next 100,000 years.
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But suddenly, about five years ago and for no identifiable reason, the buzzing turned into a deafening roar.
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Like in the West, you get drinking and banter in the bars, so in that way it's identifiable.
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In any case, black shoppers, and particularly urban ones, had arrived as an identifiable and courtable consumer base.
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But the candidates failed to make these ideas a central, easily identifiable, and memorable part of their campaigns.
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It's any information relating to an identified or identifiable person (in regulatorspeak people are known as 'data subjects').
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Such single-minded dressing is generally a strategic choice that creates a shorthand, rendering a person immediately identifiable.
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" Mr. Hecht argues that what's used in Fortnite are "the most identifiable, signature aspects of those original performances.
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There are constants, though: Shamir's instantly identifiable voice — high and sweet with an acidic edge — and his songwriting.
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For many types of data, there are few licensure requirements on organizations seeking to house personally identifiable information.
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The Equifax data we know was stolen is a perfect example of what's known as Personally Identifiable Information.
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In Ukraine's protracted conflict, there is no clear-cut black and white, no easily identifiable heroes and villains.
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The president can cheat in an election, that's completely fine unless he committed a very identifiable statutory crime.
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While hydrogen absorbed the light of the stars, it re-emitted that energy in an easily identifiable way.
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The risk exists because Google, at the fundamental level of their business, transacts in directly identifiable consumer data.
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"Even with all the expansion, it's all identifiable as Irish whiskey, fruity and lighter in body," he said.
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Nothing is directly identifiable, but it all alludes to the nature of both the subject and the artist.
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Bright pink "pussy cat" hats were everywhere; groupings were identifiable by their distinct yarn colors, textures, and patterns.
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Officials said that some bodies had been so badly burned they would only be identifiable through DNA evidence.
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While Spectrum heavily disclaims that "Your personally identifiable information is not disclosed to the third-party advertisers... and we do not share your personally identifiable information with third parties for their own marketing or advertising purposes," there have been reports of individual people being identified from "anonymous" data like browsing habits.
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Its privacy page goes to great lengths to assure users that no personally identifiable information is being automatically collected.
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"From an ad perspective we do not enable anyone to use personally identifiable data on our platform," he said.
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Some of that is the natural curiosity that potential prey has for its most obvious and most identifiable predator.
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The weapons were easily identifiable and they were in an area where U.S. ground forces had been taking fire.
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There are also 506 other animals, including a rich variety of identifiable birds, from doves to hawks to peacocks.
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You don't have to be a terrorist to want to keep your personally identifiable information from a federal database.
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Practicing Sikhs like Singh are usually identifiable by their beards and turbans, which are important symbols of their faith.
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Pros: Affordable, made from easily identifiable ingredients, 5g fiber, no artificial sweetenersCons: Only 12g protein, contains a few allergens
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The past two Republican presidential nominees (Governor Romney and Senator McCain) were both known quantities with identifiable policy postures.
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Differential privacy works by adding noise to data, thus obscuring personal, identifiable information without destroying the dataset's useful features.
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Content posted anonymously should remain anonymous, however, as Quora says it does not store identifiable information for those posts.
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Facebook tells us it has fixed the problem and no personally identifiable information or contact info was improperly disclosed.
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A DHS spokesman told NBC News that there was no "sensitive or personally identifiable information" included in the leak.
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The identifiable things in my paintings are really signposts to describing the invisible relationships and components that surround them.
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These may be known internally as "Apache server logs," and would contain basic, non-identifiable information about website visits.
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On a show that's introduced dozens of distinctive breakout characters, Daenerys is arguably the most easily identifiable and iconic.
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For Muse, the ubiquitous and easily identifiable taste of peanut butter can be distracting or overpowering for some dishes.
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The INSIDER summary:Millennial pink, an identifiable yet non-specific shade of pink, is everywhere on the internet right now.
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Its flavor is very similar, but Juicero's is distinctly stronger, easily identifiable as the better of the two products.
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All $3,900 in coins were easily identifiable as they came from a bank in boxes and perfectly counted out.
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Oculus says it shares data with third parties — in a way that's not personally identifiable — to further app development.
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Just hours before Kim passed away, a fellow victim only identifiable by her surname Lee had died, Yoon said.
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But the First Circuit did not cite any VPPA opinions in its analysis of the "personally identifiable information" definition.
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The second one is creating an identifiable sonic signature, as Beach House have done for more than a decade.
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Drawers, suitcases and other personal items are not inspected by our security officers who are clearly identifiable to guests.
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This might slow down the decryption process somewhat, but it provides reassurance that your message isn't providing identifiable data.
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Josh Jackson's Most Identifiable NBA Skill Josh Jackson's first season with the Phoenix Suns created more questions than answers.
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Apps that do target children have to meet the policy requirements concerning content and handling of personally identifiable information.
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A number of the identifiable artists, including Joseph Bogart Hersey and Joseph Washington Tuck, were based in Provincetown, Mass.
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The law clarifies the existing prohibition against using SETRA funds to establish a national database of individually identifiable information.
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Moreover, I saw that their core missions were not vague or fanciful, but were actually tangible, identifiable, and achievable.
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A majority of comments submitted offered concerns about the security standards protecting sensitive trade data and personal identifiable information.
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The protection of PII — Personally Identifiable Information — is more important than ever in our always-on, always-connected society.
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The regulations prescribe a utopian data future where consumers can refuse companies access to their personally identifiable information (PII).
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He was moving too fast to be identifiable as a human being when the footage wasn't in slow motion.
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"That, more or less, is what is funny to me: saying something that's instantly identifiable to everybody," he said.
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The data dump breaks the cardinal rule of social science research ethics: It took identifiable personal data without permission.
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Targeted ads, especially when they appear on apps you don't own, usually require some kind of personally identifiable information.
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Tala insists it continually assesses the user data and does not share any personally identifiable information with third parties.
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The slump prompted fears of a wider stock market retreat, not least because there was no one identifiable cause.
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Once you know what to look for, they are identifiable, but the signs are pretty insider at the moment.
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IBM's agreement with Brigham and Women's Hospital allows for the possibility of the hospital to share personally identifiable data.
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The Clean Water Act regulates what's referred to as "point source" pollution, which comes directly from an identifiable polluter.
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The FDIC earlier this year reported to Congress five "major incidents" of data breaches involving taxpayers' personally identifiable information.
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Most borderline prospects who find gainful employment in the N.B.A. have an invaluable and easily identifiable skill, Popovich said.
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The hairstyle made him instantly identifiable in the N.B.A. despite his relatively late arrival, in 2007, at age 27.
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Let me give you the line in there that is most identifiable that he wants the public to believe.
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The girl arrived in West Palm Beach Monday "with an adult that had no identifiable familial relationship," CBP said.
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Vigilant Solutions tries to bolster this argument with the claim that license plate numbers contain no personally identifiable information.
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Great Big Story recently profiled Mamani's "New Andean" architecture, which he believes empowers his culture with an identifiable style.
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Sharing personally identifiable NHS patient data The current framework for handling and sharing personally identifiable NHS patient data was created after a review conducted in 1997 by Fiona Caldicott, and updated by a second review in 2013, following concerns about how patient confidentiality might be being undermined by increasing amounts of data sharing.
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"Occasionally, sub-trace quantities of tremolite or actinolite are identifiable," he wrote in an April 1973 report on the visit.
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The individuals are not identifiable, but the timing and the number of men on camera matches details of the crime.
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Tang's work is simultaneously familiar and difficult to place because, while the imagery is easily identifiable, the materials are unexpected.
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Fortunately, whales call to each other and sing in individually identifiable ways, and these songs can travel great distances underwater.
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Connors has arrived at a synthesis of what, up until now, has been a stylistically identifiable but rather diverse output.
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This size-dependent drifting produces an identifiable shape—a V-shaped pattern, which can be detected by astronomers on Earth.
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Its letterforms are a little taller, a little roomier, and—under certain circumstances—more identifiable than the font it replaced.
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Bruck had suffered blunt force trauma to the head and had three identifiable injuries, officials said, according to the Blade.
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The tempo and formation led the Seahawks to check into a simple Tampa-2 coverage, which was easily identifiable presnap.
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What is stored is a unique 'digital fingerprint' of the face itself and not any image or other identifiable information.
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Everything is readily identifiable, but not photorealistic; Schlesinger's renderings suggest attachment, playfulness, and deep consideration of her remaining material holdings.
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But labeling advocates have nonetheless demanded these foods be identifiable, arguing that it would let customers make an informed choice.
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It also said it only shares "Non-Personally Identifiable Location data for a fraction of our users" with third parties.
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And what's now known as the "Beast Quake" originated from an easily identifiable source: Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch.
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Our sun signs are the most identifiable parts of our chart, the zodiac sign that people can most easily name.
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Decades-old remains that North Korea has handed over in the past have not always been identifiable as U.S. troops.
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Most believe that economic growth just hums along until some identifiable cause makes it veer away from its "normal" course.
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Feng, the chief technology officer, confirmed that "output" is visible, which is shared by default and is not personally identifiable.
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The evidence comes entirely from testimony from anonymous sources, with little identifiable corroboration, and thus is very far from conclusive.
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"Their genetic data is different from other types of data; it's unique and easily identifiable in many ways," Yracheta said.
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The FBI told CNBC it doesn't collect personally identifiable information from the app, but experts say the policy is confusing.
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Each desk has the name of its occupant written on it, making the prince's desk easily identifiable, the newspaper said.
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" Both women, she says, have an identifiable personal style "but tailor their look to suit a vast variety of environments.
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When they chew on a bone, these animals leave a distinctive forking pattern, which is easily identifiable by forensic scientists.
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One of Italy's most identifiable food brands, the high-end food chain Eataly, draws a finer line on the issue.
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Identity trackersInstead of using a cookie, these rare trackers follow people using personally identifiable information, such as their email address.
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The company claimed that no personally identifiable information had been exposed, though the security team that discovered it remained skeptical.
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There is no dispute: A data breach is the unauthorized disclosure of information compromising the confidentiality of personally identifiable information.
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Drone operators are also urged to properly secure any personally identifiable data they do collect, as you'd hope they would.
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Ted Cruz has long challenged the Republican establishment, even as he has become one of the Senate's most identifiable members.
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Their identities are solid and identifiable, not as the viewers themselves but as the kinds of wives we would extol.
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"Self-driving vehicles collect personally identifiable information, geographic information, and now biometric information, and that must be protected," he said.
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While each icon has a unique and identifiable symbol, there are connections within each app's symbol and the collective suite.
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"A very large part of who we are as an identifiable individual uniquely is our face," said CEO Ambarish Mitra.
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He noted that there was no other personally identifiable information — such as usernames and email addresses — attached to the logs.
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But at least Bin Laden had an identifiable cause and set of demands: cleansing the Arabian Peninsula of Western influence.
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If Snapchat were to be hacked, how much data would hackers be able to get and would it be identifiable?
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Many of these threats are not new, like China's easily identifiable and definable illegal actions in the South China Sea.
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But, she said, it has sophisticated tools to help its partners contact customers and likely customers without making them identifiable.
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The vehicle — big and boxy, with room to fit many children — seemed easily identifiable as belonging to a Jewish settler.
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Guy Ritchie is no one-trick-pony director, but he brings a uniquely identifiable vibe to every movie he makes.
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One reason is that we have wildly unequal schools — with easily identifiable differences in resources, teacher quality and the like.
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Hyp803r encrypts all personally identifiable information, the company said, and is confident that issues with Instagram will soon be resolved.
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The agency said it does not save information that people put into the tool or ask for personally identifiable information.
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But police rolled out water cannons to douse protesters in staining blue water in order to ensure they were identifiable.
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The government will focus its efforts on prosecuting people who participated in "identifiable acts" of violence, according to the filing.
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Exposing personally identifiable and health information violates GDPR, the Europe-wide data protection laws that came into force last year.
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She has no identifiable Native American ancestor, no clan affiliation, and no meaningful connection to Cherokee language, customs or culture.
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For instance, new drones will have to be individually identifiable, allowing the authorities to trace a particular drone if necessary.
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Is it against the law and exceedingly stupid to film and then post online with your faces so obviously identifiable?
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On July 7th, 2017, Rose will be the first ever identifiable transgendered fighter allowed to fight at Thailand's oldest stadium.
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Within two or three years, 90 percent of Americans of European descent will be identifiable from their DNA, researchers found.
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The cancer is now present worldwide, still carrying the genome, much mutated but still identifiable, of that original host dog.
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Mr. Putin's young technocrats, by contrast, are experts in logistics with no identifiable political convictions or loyalty to any constituency.
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Ironically, while their music is easily identifiable amongst their fervent fan base, relatively little is known about the members themselves.
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For specific and identifiable stains that go beyond mere dirt, use the product best suited to the stain in question.
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Facebook said the content on both pages had included someone else's personal identifiable information, which violates its terms of service.
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If you're calling your chocolate bar Raspberry Coconut Dream, those flavors should be easily identifiable when you take a bite.
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As such, we do not collect or store any personally identifiable information (PII) about users on our servers or elsewhere.
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Among the dead were 25 men, 73 women and eight children, while two bodies were not identifiable, Mr. Majrooh said.
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Frost said the flag choice was "bold, graphic, with a clear patriotic and easily-identifiable association with the name 'America.'"
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The Census Bureau said the records it receives are stripped of identifiable information and are only used for statistical purposes.
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The company said it has taken steps to safeguard that data so personally identifiable information isn't stored in the cloud.
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HIPAA requires that health care providers not disclose any personally identifiable health information to third parties without express patient authorization.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that The Trade Desk does use cookies, but not identifiable personal information.
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Presto's data captured by cameras is automatically deleted after 30 days, and no personally identifiable information is tracked or recorded.
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However, there's always a chance Assistant could accidentally start recording snippets of conversations and therefore potentially sensitive and identifiable information.
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Vajiralongkorn's distinctive tattoos make him easily identifiable, and he has been photographed in almost identical clothing on several previous occasions.
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Bloomberg reports that, for Siri, Apple also uses human workers who listen to audio clips that don't have personally identifiable information.
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What's more, taking photos with identifiable cadaver parts, such as the head, could potentially offend family or survivors of the donor.
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The most easily identifiable symbol of Midsummer Festival is probably the maypole, which is a massive pole that's decorated with flowers.
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The Sikhs are easily identifiable because of their tightly wound and often colorful turbans, and because they share the surname Singh.
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The first iPods shipped with white circular earbuds immediately identifiable as Apple trademarks, hammered home by the famous "Silhouettes" ad campaign.
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It's a technique that removes identifiable outliers from datasets without changing the aggregate meaning of that data, Erlingsson tells The Verge.
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In 2017, women protesting the Inauguration of the nation's most prominent misogynist were identifiable by the pink "pussy hats" they wore.
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"We do not send any personally identifiable information such as IP address to Apple or other third parties," the company said.
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Employees were told not to discuss anything about their personal lives in the office, since even minor details could be identifiable.
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His singular sound, which combined elements of rock, jazz, R&B, funk and pop, was as identifiable as the artist himself.
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"As a matter of practice, we use this data in an aggregate, non-identifiable form," said Standard Innovation in a statement.
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There aren't many easily identifiable landmarks, so don't expect to watch these clips and recognize where the thrones are right away.
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Personal emails are ignored and personally identifiable information is hidden from the data that's given to advertisers, Oath told the WSJ.
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Specifically, this technology can secure and protect sensitive medical records and personally identifiable information (PII), often the target of cyber thieves.
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Investigators found that "all measurable dimensions, materials, construction and other identifiable features" were consistent with a 777, according to the ATSB.
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Now, days after the ceremonial repatriation, this particular Harihara stands among others, only identifiable by the super-glue on its neck.
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Given that the Caldicott principles also urge a process of scrutiny on Trusts at the point of sharing personally identifiable data.
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Just last year, researchers scraped identifiable personal data from more than 70,000 OkCupid users without their consent and released it online.
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By giving prominence to ordinary human characters identifiable as relatives, family friends, and neighbors, Cage's games are intimately personal and empathetic.
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More than containing any one identifiable element, they manage to capture an elusive, summer-specific feeling: exuberance, possibility, and eventually, nostalgia.
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It portrays attackers and potential attackers as a monolith, identifiable by common features that are alien to America's non-Muslim majority.
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FERPA (and IDEA) require parental consent before a school or other education agency discloses personally identifiable information, except in certain cases.
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Doubling the speed, in our experience, leaves individual words perfectly identifiable — but makes it just about impossible to follow the meaning.
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Republic of Argentina, which held that plaintiffs have to propose an "objective" and "readily identifiable class" in order to be certified.
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While they belonged to no single identifiable group, experts said they appeared to be mostly disillusioned youths, anarchists and anti-capitalists.
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"You can't have any broken fingers, no scaring, no identifiable moles and marks, and the nail bed is key," Taylor said.
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If people do go to Turkey, they're advised to stay at hotels with identifiable security measures and avoid demonstrations and crowds.
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The most readily identifiable shortcoming of the case against Abdelkader was the near-complete lack of material evidence to prove it.
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The article has since been removed, with the website apologizing after widespread condemnation that some details made the athletes easily identifiable.
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An executive at Galena, then the maker of Abstral, sent a screenshot of the list to Ruan, who was easily identifiable.
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That potential is most identifiable in the Corebots, in how they're each unique, both in aesthetic and artificial but palpable emotion.
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They weren't making cheese; they were geniuses writing immediately identifiable earworms that featured the greatest pop choruses, melodies and arrangements ever.
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How important was it for labels such as Ninja Tune and Mo' Wax to be visually as well as aurally identifiable?
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Its bet is that the monogram could be declined into different shades more easily than the camel check, while remaining identifiable.
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If locked, she moves onto her second scenario: waiting for guests, identifiable by their towels, to return to the pool entrance.
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However, it is unlikely that the Equifax information is new to those who mine personally identifiable information (PII) for financial gain.
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Foreign workers, or gastarbeiters, who come here ready to work all sorts of jobs, are usually identifiable by thick southern accents.
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The YouTuber — identifiable by his trademark beanie — made a name for himself through live streaming the 2011 Occupy Wall Street protests.
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"There's an increased fear for our sisters and for our mothers and everybody who is identifiable as a Muslim," Raslan said.
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Names have been placed on the backs of jerseys in the Spanish league's top division to make players more easily identifiable.
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The easily identifiable foods are rendered with benday dots, paint drips, and the tools that will be used to devour them.
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No personally identifiable information about your relationship with Apple will be shared with Goldman Sachs to identify the relevant Apple metrics.
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Before the ads can be released to the public, he said, they need to be scrubbed of any personally identifiable information.
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Of the three photos of masks sent by "Itz Dolly," the only identifiable mask brand was a 3M disposable respiratory mask.
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I think the explanation is this: Until the 10 monkeys became part of the story, Volkswagen's fraud had no identifiable victims.
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Also, women tend to present with symptoms that are different from men's and not always as readily identifiable as heart failure.
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That's because none of those talents arise from a single gene mutation, or even from an easily identifiable number of genes.
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"A substantial proportion of these hate crimes involve brutal physical attacks on Orthodox Jews who are easily identifiable," Mr. Levin said.
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These writings are not collected in any organized journal, but they are identifiable by Mr. Rollins's formal and declarative linguistic style.
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It's sweet without having an identifiable flavor, and for that reason, it falls behind every other too-sweet flavor we tried.
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A recent U.S. lawsuit has alleged TikTok transferred vast quantities of private and personally-identifiable user data to servers in China.
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It denied media reports and assured users that none of their personally identifiable information had been sold to a third party.
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Mobile, scalable, and global, SÁGA is a unique offering that sheds light on discrete audiences without relying on personally identifiable information.
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Like an opera-themed episode of "Black Mirror," Mr. Tcherniakov's production locks its characters in a mysterious but almost identifiable world.
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We are worried that a new phosphorus chemical agent is being used in chemical weapons, in addition to the identifiable chlorine.
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By that point, a successfully advancing player is already an identifiable major leaguer, not a guy fighting through low-A-ball.
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Some original owners are identifiable, based on initials and coats of arms inscribed alongside snippets of prayers, hymns and biblical quotations.
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If the Statue were any identifiable human skin color, such as white or black or brown, her meaning would be limited.
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Democrats urged him to reconsider, calling the data a key tool in policing predatory lending that doesn't include personally identifiable information.
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Personally-identifiable data was not requested and much of the information is held by local polling canvassers or county clerk's offices.
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South Carolina legislators immediately sprung to action, introducing legislation to ensure Uber and Lyft drivers are more easily identifiable to customers.
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I have the feeling that Hull will use whatever color is available, that he has no set palette, no identifiable preferences.
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And if we find developers that misused personally identifiable information, we will ban them and tell everyone affected by those apps.
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For this self-proclaimed Sunday painter, the matters of the universe have only two identifiable tendencies: to harden and to soften.
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"Uber certainly has a track record for using personally identifiable information to profile someone for their capacity as a user," Rosenblat said.
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Its website clearly states that your "personally identifiable information" is being collected and may be provided to other companies (or the cops).
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While many of the corporate records disappeared shortly thereafter, the client database containing a wealth of personally identifiable information remained accessible online.
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The notice claimed that hackers were able to obtain personally identifiable information including social security numbers belonging to the space agency's staff.
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While the report doesn't specify any identifiable sabotage, the intrusion could set up future attacks that do more than just record observations.
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Finally, in the Anemia Trial, testosterone treatment helped correct anemia with no identifiable cause and helped correct anemia caused by iron deficiencies.
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" A footnote to the letter that was for internal use only says, "Correspondent [the reader] is not identifiable in Bufiles [bureau files].
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PERRY: Yes, and it looks like the politicians are doing something and there is identifiable companies or industries that are now protected.
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Goodman's work gains further urgency at this time, where the concept of clarity is confused with whatever is quickly and comfortably identifiable.
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Photo: GettyFor Americans, the Social Security number (SSN) has long been considered one of the most private pieces of personally identifiable information.
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CBP has said that it doesn't collect personally identifiable information, however, only enough to detect the presence of individuals at the border.
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These kinds of systems are especially tricky compared to, say, a menacing, growing swirl easily identifiable in the ocean targeting a coastline.
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When inserted into the necessary rubber tips in which they sit, they still look ridiculously small, though still visually identifiable as earbuds.
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There are a few dozen literary genres that you might rank above it, but it is at least an identifiable literary form.
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Curved or handwritten text challenged the algorithms, as did a model of car or any other object only identifiable by subtle differences.
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This can be anything of your choosing, but should be easily identifiable to you, particularly if you own multiple Google Home devices.
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Any other personally identifiable information, any other ... No. So when you're working with the government it's only on ... It's secured with Clear.
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Moscow has justified its airstrikes against moderate opposition forces by saying they have been entangled with al-Nursa and are not identifiable.
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On the exterior, its proportions, square physique, and substantial size make it instantly identifiable (though most of those have been altered slightly).
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Walking down centerline street you can't recognize it — you don't know where you are because there is no identifiable point of reference.
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It's home to a host of characters that fit neatly into the identifiable boxes that we're used to in teenaged drama series.
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" The company also noted it would use "de-identified medical records" from Chicago that would be "stripped of any personally identifiable information.
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Shell companies are "hollow," meaning that they have no significant assets and may only be identifiable by a name and mailing address.
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The show takes on LGBTQ representation in a way that asserts the importance of depth in a character beyond one identifiable trait.
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Plus, she's easily (and almost comically) identifiable in a crowd by her always-structured bob, oversized sunglasses, and go-to Chanel tweed.
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That may sound vague, but telling a straight story about climate change is hard because there aren't instantly identifiable heroes and villains.
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All of them will hurry to say that the data, when used to inform business decisions, is completely anonymized or non-identifiable.
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It's not so much that these courts are so liberal, it's the accepted fact that they're so easily identifiable along ideological lines.
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It was then pulling more teeth to get them to excise the personally identifiable information so that we could release them publicly.
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The First Circuit's struggles to define "personally identifiable information" and "consumer" demonstrate the difficulty of applying the VPPA to the digital age.
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And it's particularly relevant for young Muslim women, for whom the hijab can be a particularly easily identifiable marker of religious identity.
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He said the CFPB would stop collecting personally identifiable information until the bureau has a better handle on the data it stores.
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However, there were no other identifiable animal remains or stone tools that Harvati's team could use to double-check those dating estimates.
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No recent terror act in Asia, however, appears to have been the work of trained operatives working within an identifiable command structure.
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Diego Della Valle is the 62-year-old billionaire who not only manages but is instantly identifiable with the brands he owns.
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"Let me be clear, the Commission will not release any personally identifiable information from voter registration records to the public," Kobach wrote.
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In addition, over the last few days, thousands of employees have had their personally identifiable information publically (sic) released on social media.
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A Virginia-based political robocall firm reportedly left thousands of U.S. voter records exposed on an online server, including personally identifiable information.
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Voters recognize that Democrats lack leadership and lack an identifiable message, which they know will ultimately lead to a lack of results.
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Part of a fecund generation that emerged in France in the 1980s, Ms. Marin has never had an identifiable style and aesthetic.
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In 2008, Ludwig and O'Neill discovered and reported a mass compromise of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) existing on the Sandia computer network.
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"I am satisfied there is no identifiable contingent liability," Morse told the head of parliament's Treasury Committee, Andrew Tyrie, in a letter.
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A Democratic senator seeking reelection this fall appears to be the first identifiable target of Russian hacking in the 2018 midterm race.
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The 42-year-old Kentucky native has become one of those immediately identifiable faces in Hollywood—a guy nobody seems to dislike.
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An "At A Glance" summary of the report says an audit of the agency's computers found 30 systems with personally identifiable information.
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In the two years he's been collecting images, 1,400 people have submitted more than 60,000 shots of more than 10,000 identifiable whales.
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Health authorities had determined no further investigation was needed and there was "no identifiable risk" to other World Bank staff, Malpass said.
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Collecting personally identifiable information is critical for security applications, as it helps identify bad actors, whether criminals or threats to national security.
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That has made the regulations outdated because the idea of what information is considered individually identifiable has changed with advances in technology.
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It was completed in the 1980s as the city marked 50 years of another instantly identifiable element of modern Manhattan, Rockefeller Center.
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The technique allows Mosse to photograph the victims of our society's policies without making them identifiable and potentially exposing them to reprisals.
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He was easily identifiable on Facebook, as he listed his educational background, having studied in Geneva and Moscow in the late 1970s.
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Sidewalk Labs says that all data would be anonymized, with any personally identifiable information being encrypted and routinely deleted after being aggregated.
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" As the cybersecurity company SpyCloud says in the 2020 version of its annual SpyCloud Credential Exposure Report, "personally identifiable information is gold.
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It was such an identifiable fashion era, it inspired Pharrell Williams to pay homage in his Adidas collection for the 2017 Open.
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They said photos and videos often landed on porn sites and other online platforms, and in many cases the women were identifiable.
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As in the late 19th century, demagogues displace the anxieties of powerless people onto a clearly identifiable social group: immigrants or refugees.
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And of them all, the 6-foot-3, lanky, blue-eyed, rough-hewed Mr. Yevtushenko was the most identifiable, the most charismatic.
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Someone walking down the street would be immediately identifiable — and his or her home address would be only a few clicks away.
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Literes called for women in all the roles except Time, and making them quickly identifiable took some doing from Mr. Stafford's helpmates.
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"There's an easily identifiable theory of how a woman candidate this time could experience a different outcome than Hillary did," he said.
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The US assessment is Iran could possibly use these forces, rather than those with direct identifiable connections to the Iranian central government.
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"The largest identifiable potential issue concerns the Escondida contract due June, 2018, given the 2 month strike earlier this year," they said.
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The court said that Rouse had recorded "an identifiable minor engaging in sexual activity" and had distributed the video over the internet.
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The violence of the current protests comes out of this sense of frustration, as does the movement's notable lack of identifiable leaders.
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I'd also like to see more normalization across the laws that govern how businesses must handle breaches of personally identifiable information [PII].
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" Overseas applicants must demonstrate how the transaction "may benefit New Zealand," including, in some cases, how that benefit is "substantial and identifiable.
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The difference in Flint is that the spike in lead poisoning came from one clearly identifiable cause that could have been avoided.
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The rover has identified "a repeatable, identifiable pattern in the methane measurement," said Chris Webster, senior research fellow at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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" The spokesperson added: "We know that in databases apparently targeted, no personally identifiable information, as defined by the State of California, was involved.
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It's based on my attempts to delete as much identifiable information as possible from my Facebook account without actually deleting the entire account.
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Persian Price: $1,800 – $3,000 One of the most identifiable breeds, these peke-faced felines are also known for being affectionate nap lovers. 3.
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The sample records contain a variety of identifiable information, including the names, addresses, phone numbers, dates of birth, and precincts of California voters.
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And of course, any type of slur or attack on identifiable traits like gender, skin color, or nationality is strictly forbidden and punishable.
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Some of that included sensitive personally identifiable information, including an applicant's address, financial institution name, electronic funds transfer number, and bank transit number.
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Activist DeRay Mckesson, who became well-known after the protests in Ferguson, Missouri, is often identifiable by his royal blue Patagonia down vest.
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In terms of the number of US citizens affected, it's one of the biggest state-sponsored thefts of personally identifiable information on record.
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Sansa pulls out one young bearded man's face, then another face that's more identifiable as Walder Frey, whom Arya murdered in season 6.
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But macrophages don't always see tumors as a threat, owing to the presence of identifiable markers, such familiar proteins associated with healthy cells.
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One of the most easily identifiable components is the gigantic heatsink (the gigantic copper piece) that runs through the middle of the system.
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And at checkout, the company started putting men's purchases into black bags, as opposed to the easily identifiable red ones they give women.
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Partisanship of individual donors is measured by Bonica as aggregate political giving to organizations and candidates with an identifiable liberal or conservative ideology.
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Bartow's face, identifiable by his wire-frame glasses, is frozen in terror as he confronts the possibility of losing recollection of the past.
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With no identifiable data to go on, there was no way to track down a former employee to ask what had gone wrong.
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We don't yet have identifiable colors, symbols, or folklore (Tinder gripes don't count), so yes we will celebrate this holiday by buying shit.
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These privacy policies also tend to promise that "personally identifiable" information won't be sold, but make no promises about anonymous or aggregated data.
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These white supremacists foolishly believe that, once the global race war they so clearly want kicks off, the sides will be easily identifiable.
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The researchers examined two different scripts — AdThink and OnAudience — both of are designed to get identifiable information out of browser-based password managers.
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However, we're told the data collected from the project does not include personally identifiable information, like drivers' names, license numbers, VIN numbers, etc.
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This button, which is no longer blue, but easily identifiable by its texture, is for launching shortcuts to apps you assign to it.
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Harvard economist Grieve Chelwa recalls the excitement that greeted an American president who had "clearly identifiable roots, within this century," to the continent.
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And once you have finished normalising the data it is turned into a form in which all PII [personally identifiable information] is deleted.
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Under California law it's illegal to secretly record an "identifiable person" in a home, changing room, or tanning booth without the subject's consent.
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NHS Trusts are supposed to take the so-called Caldicott principles into account when making decisions about sharing personally identifiable patient data (PID).
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This is somewhat analogous to the visual cortex, which receives electrical signals from the eye and interprets them as identifiable patterns and objects.
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It is useful to Facebook because its massive inventory of personally identifiable information is the foundation of the economics underlying its business model.
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If you're looking for an easily identifiable villain and saving grace in the form of a "good" protagonist, you're in the wrong place.
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"The file did not contain what is referred to as 'personally identifiable information' (social security numbers, birth dates, etc.)," that subsequent note stated.
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So it remains impossible to quantify the reach of the app vs the amount of patient identifiable data being shared to power it.
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Like the iris pilot, the result was a nominally experimental program that nonetheless ingested vast quantities of personally identifiable data from US citizens.
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Conservatives have long opposed the CFPB's collection of personally identifiable information from banks and financial services companies, which they've called intrusive and unsafe.
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But DNA data that is unique is arguably not capable of being fully de-identified and would still be personally identifiable, Hepp said.
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That denser development quickly gives way to a broad campestral swath, with the occasional farmhouse identifiable only because the area is so flat.
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He remains one of the most identifiable figures on the island and one of his generation's most outspoken supporters of the Cuban Revolution.
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Fitch-rated sovereigns with identifiable OBOR projects are typically of speculative grade, but as a whole range from the 'B' to 'BBB' categories.
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Until the fix, Blue Link would send identifiable information about its user and their car to the Hyundai servers whenever it made contact.
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In Twain's time, the Hirschgasse was the battleground for Heidelberg University's fencing fraternities, whose members were identifiable by their caps and facial scars.
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It's easily identifiable by its bright colors and bold advertisements, which often feature a group of diverse people dancing to loud, upbeat music.
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The group would sometimes use the stolen personally identifiable information to impersonate victims and set up new phone accounts, the indictment reads reads.
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The discovery in itself is quite remarkable, given that ancient food sources such as bacteria and algae don't leave easily identifiable fossilized remains.
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This includes transmitting the IDFA (the device ID for advertisers), name, date of birth, email address, location or any other personally identifiable information.
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The 62-year-old Kwankwaso has a loyal core of supporters known as "Kwankwasiyya" who are readily identifiable by their woven red caps.
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The fact that Apple is sharing a new anonymized, non-personally identifiable information (PII), customer model with Goldman likely engenders two valid responses.
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The complaint claims that Amazon keeps voice recordings of children indefinitely, which is considered "personally identifiable information" that should be deleted under COPPA.
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"We are concerned that neither the Administration nor Google has fully contemplated the range of threats to Americans' personally identifiable information," they wrote.
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One challenge is that being transgender is not necessarily visually obvious, and not all transgender people want to be easily identifiable as such.
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Without core, identifiable beliefs about foreign affairs, left-wing politicians will either embarrass themselves or repeat some version of the tired conventional wisdom.
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Her characters — white, educated, middle-class — are readily identifiable as part of Western literature, possessing their leading roles as if born to them.
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There's also fingerprinting, which involves collecting details about your system's configuration to build an identifiable fingerprint used to track you across the web.
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Normally, the All Clicks Feed is sold without device IDs "to protect against triangulation of PII (Personally Identifiable Information)," says Jumpshot's product handbook.
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How the error was made and addressed A design bug also revealed information about the requester with no safeguards for personally identifiable information.
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Melania Trump has the leeway, and the time, to be highly effective on her own as the most identifiable woman in Trump's world.
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Iron is a heavier element, so its atom took longer to strike the detector plate than other, lighter elements -- which made it identifiable.
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It can't be because of privacy concerns, because there are strict laws prohibiting the release of personally identifiable information obtained by the census.
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Avast said in a blog post here on Tuesday "at no time have we sold any personally identifiable information to a third party".
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Yodlee's "data cleaning" involves removing names, email addresses, and other personally identifiable information (PII) from the transaction data, according to the Yodlee document.
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The 23andMe test results will not appear in people's medical records, and the company promises not to disclose identifiable findings to third parties.
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Beluga whales, which are easily identifiable by their white markings, usually inhabit the cold Arctic waters off Greenland, Svalbard and the Barents Sea.
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On pieces from her own family album, Meyer pixelated any identifiable features — faces in a class photo, the Berlin Wall, a Christmas tree.
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This identifier doesn't include any personally identifiable information, Amazon says, and is different for each voice profile for each skill the customer users.
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Interest-based advertising around Yahoo Mail does not use personally identifiable information and is developed algorithmically using only commercial emails, never personal emails.
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The more serious attacks in the past have involved hackers working in isolation to steal personally identifiable information such as credit card numbers.
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Winding S-curves, jagged star bursts, and stammering dots and dashes weave among more identifiable forms, from wine bottles to a woman's face.
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On the other end of the spectrum, 3 percent were identifiable as women at the Washington Post (21 percent male, 76 percent ambiguous).
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Do not:• Artificially increase distribution for financial gain• Create or use fake accounts or compromise other people's accounts toImpersonate or pretend to be a business, organization, public figure, or private individual• Attempt to create connections, create content, or message people• Restrict access to content by requiring people to like, share, or recommend before viewing• Encourage likes, shares, or clicks under false pretenses• Maliciously use login credentials or personally identifiable information by: Attempting to gather or share login credentials or personally identifiable information; Using another person's login credentials or personally identifiable information; Promise non-existent Facebook features17.
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Per BuzzFeed News, the settlement (set to be announced tomorrow) reads: Uber has represented that it has removed all personally identifiable information of riders from its system that provides an aerial view of cars active in a city, has limited employee access to personally identifiable information of riders, and has begun auditing employee access to personally identifiable information in genera Uber has maintained that the executive who accessed God View to locate the reporter did so because she "was 30 minutes late to a meeting," though the company acknowledges that he exhibited "poor judgement" in making the decision to violate her privacy.
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"The company is trying to evaluate a unique skill set or culture fit that isn't easily identifiable using other types of questions," Barker said.
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Ads just need to know that someone — and not an identifiable person — clicked on an ad on a site and bought something on another.
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The only setting that never changes, whose tone is set by the instrumental score instead of identifiable pop, is Kelly's house on the beach.
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"My sense is that there isn't any identifiable impact of these restrictions since most women pay out of pocket already," Nash said by email.
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According to a letter sent from the school to parents Monday, girls were also uploading clips while in school uniform, making them highly identifiable.
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Peloton's solution for this is to simply change your screen name, to make yourself less identifiable, but that struck me as a weak workaround.
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Privacy Policy: Any personally identifiable information collected will be used by the Promotional Entities in accordance with CNN's Privacy Policy as stated at www.cnn.
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Moving Co. In every format, they maintain an immediately identifiable look, wearing baseball caps, thick glasses, neatly trimmed beards, and college-dropout casual-wear.
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"Breaches that include personally identifiable information are always dangerous because they can lead to identity theft," Andrew Blaich, head of Device Intelligence at Lookout.
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After researchers contacted GoPuff regarding what they had found, they updated their privacy policy to say that user's "personally identifiable information" may be collected.
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But this could present challenges for the Indian state, as administrative delays are frequent even among programs with fixed payments and clearly identifiable populations.
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With nearly thirty years of experience studying public art, she thinks the loss of identifiable symbols of the suffrage movement will leave onlookers puzzled.
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However, there was no personally identifiable information, or PII, a term that encompasses information such as real names, physical addresses, and Social Security numbers.
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"Proposed Definition: Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the memo reads.
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The NTIA has now published the fruit of its labors — setting out best practice privacy guidelines for using drones to gather personally identifiable data.
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And only 3 of those 16 cases "were determined to have been potentially identifiable if the athletes had undergone participation screening," said the researchers.
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Also, the FCC is considering banning providers from offering services or applications for free or at a discount in exchange for personally identifiable information.
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Weatherhead says it means festival organisers "have a large dataset" of unique and personally identifiable information before the attendee even arrives at the event.
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Gonzalez, 20163, remains one of the most identifiable figures on the island and one of his generation's most outspoken supporters of the Cuban Revolution.
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Changing your Twitter username does not change your display name, so you can remain easily identifiable to followers even after your username is changed.
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Unlike child pornography, which is more easily identifiable, extremist content covers a broad spectrum, and laws governing its dissemination vary from country to country.
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Google says it is operating as a business associate of Ascension, an arrangement that can grant it identifiable health information, but with legal limitations.
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"The fact that this data is individually identifiable suggests there's an ultimate use where a person's identity is going to be important," says Rothstein.
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Until recently, scientists thought that the first humans to come to America were big-game hunters who made stone tools in an identifiable style.
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An agency spokesman, Jose Ucles, said on Tuesday that regulators were still going through the filing to remove "personally identifiable information" before publishing it.
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Facebook said it took that action after confirming the pages included another person's identifiable personal information, in violation of the platform's terms of service.
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The bill requires any personally-identifiable information that is shared through the program — which is voluntary — to be directly related to a cybersecurity threat.
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Data is transmitted in real time from camera, to bionic eye, to the brain — allowing the users to see distorted but potentially identifiable images.
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Working in service of the artist at hand is arguably an even more valuable skill than developing an immediately identifiable signature as a producer.
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The committee has vowed to release all of the content from the identified users once it has been scrubbed of all personal identifiable information.
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This extra location data is stored with Radar, keeping personally identifiable information separate from the actual location data, ensuring privacy for the end-user.
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We root for the Arya Starks, Walter Whites, and Omar Littles, who can murder, but do so from a place that's motivationally identifiable somehow.
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If anybody is getting "alerts," it's the employees, and if the bosses are being sent data about employee health, it's not about identifiable individuals.
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Snap's privacy pitch for Snap Kit: It will only share a user's display name and avatar, and no other identifiable information or friend lists.
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The start and end of these accumulation and liquidation cycles are clearly identifiable in retrospect, but are never so clear cut at the time.
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In "Poppies by a Victorian Mirror" (1965), the artist presents identifiable objects, such as a vase and flowers, while continuing to give color precedence.
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But having become known for an identifiable style over the past few years, Morris and Polonsky are now at pains to escape its tyranny.
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These indie artists—as fluid as the genre's definition is now—provide a better scope of identifiable experience that many Aughts bands did not.
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In fact, according to a recent study, the DNA of 90 percent of Americans of European descent will soon be identifiable using genetic genealogy.
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Certain sounds are pointed and almost identifiable, but their visual correlative is often located on the other side of the screen, temporarily beyond view.
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Because we are obviously Jewish, identifiable by our black hats and beards, it has also meant that some of us have been targets before.
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The women in the photos, some topless, others entirely nude, are largely identifiable and appear to be from all branches of the U.S military.
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Google recently came under fire over a deal with Ascension Health that grants the tech giant access to millions of patients' identifiable medical information.
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In "Mayerling," though, the Empress Elisabeth has both a mother-in-law and a daughter-in-law, though neither is clearly identifiable as such.
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And while there isn't an identifiable herbal flavor per se, it does taste as though it would appeal to those who enjoy herbal tonics.
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They are required to remove their uniforms so they are not identifiable, and they are obligated to move should a paying spectator show up.
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Behind her the city's most identifiable landmarks — the Chrysler Building, the Empire State Building, the twin towers — have been digitally removed from the skyline.
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Soon, Ms. Olinghouse also appeared: a less easily identifiable figure, in a red jumpsuit and a yellow wig, running around like a demented mime.
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Rhonda (Kate Nash) becomes Britannica, the "smartest woman in the world," identifiable as such because she's British and smites her opponents with a book.
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"Whether artists like it or not, artworks are always ideological tokens, even if they don't serve identifiable clients by name," Mr. Haacke once said.
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"It's the internet," she ultimately concluded, given that the technique ultimately makes any bit of DNA collected from any crime scene ever potentially identifiable.
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But the EFF highlighted how Ring&aposs promise of security is undermined by its Android app handing out personally identifiable data to third parties.
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Visibly identifiable members of all religious groups, including Muslims and Orthodox Jews, have much in common in that they are easily targeted for violence.
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And so the companies didn't have to classify it as "personally identifiable information" and don't have to provide it to citizens who request it.
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The company said at the time that it simply wanted to reduce internal spam and that the tool did not collect personally identifiable information.
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One of the documents seen by TechCrunch showed personal information, including names, home addresses and other personally identifiable information belonging to a rental tenant.
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Hedge funds also worry that some vendors do not do a good enough job of scrubbing personally identifiable data from their troves of information.
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The company said it sells or rents individually identifiable customer data to third parties for business activities including fulfilling customer orders and processing payments.
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Significantly, there are no identifiable experts on fighting a nuclear war, not in Washington, not in Pyongyang, not anywhere on this always-bleeding planet.
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It helped Cruz become one of the franchise's most charismatic and identifiable players, renowned for his rhythmic touchdown dances and rags-to-riches story.
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Facial recognition requires creating databases of sensitive and personally-identifiable data — immutable information about our faces — that we may not want schools to possess.
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A recent review of images from these sites shows dozens of identifiable women, naked or partly undressed, along with photos of them in uniform.
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Their family found their remains, barely identifiable from the clothes they wore, at a hospital after an Islamic State suicide bomber targeted the prayer.
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All the conservators in the field were approaching retirement, and there were no identifiable up-and-coming practitioners to fill their hyper-specialized positions.
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"Kevin likes potatoes because they, like people, are all different yet immediately identifiable as being essentially of the same species," Abosch's studio told PetaPixel.
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In a statement to Motherboard, Standard Innovation said the company uses certain limited data in "an aggregate, non-identifiable form" to help improve products.
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"There is no indication at this time that there is any breach of personally identifiable information," said Peter Carr, a spokesman for the Justice Department.
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Last year, Twitter put out a call for people to help rewrite its dehumanization policies, initially proposing a policy against dehumanizing "identifiable groups," in general.
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The agency will now collect information including "social media handles, aliases, associated identifiable information, and search results" on immigrants, including permanent residents and naturalized citizens.
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That mass survey yielded a set of 165 distinctive and readily identifiable sound clips of two seconds each (listen to a selection of them here).
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Stonehenge and Avebury, England Stonehenge and Avebury in Southern England are two of the most identifiable and well-known Stone Age megaliths in the world.
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Many online comments on it supported the cross-dressers, but Mr Wang says the police were justified since the men were still identifiable as male.
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Responsible for 89 percent of all identifiable cases the authors found, Crypto can survive as long as seven days even in a well-maintained pool.
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"A lot of these names have already corrected meaningfully, and they've come back to some identifiable support here," Johnson said on "Trading Nation" on Friday.
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Setting up a VPN or DNS serviceInstalling a VPN (Virtual Private Network) will cloak certain bits of identifiable information, such as your current physical location.
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That way, data emanating from the EU will need to be handled a certain way, just as any personally identifiable information needs to be safeguarded.
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We believe the intrusion did not result in unauthorized access to personally identifiable information, jeopardize the operations of the Commission, or result in systemic risk.
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There is a persistent American cultural myth that competitive sports represent a post-racial utopia, where objective measures of merit and success are clearly identifiable.
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"Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the memo states, according to NYT.
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Instead, tastes are fragmented, and the logo-driven big brands increasingly share shelf space with more smaller, less identifiable labels: Fontana Milano, Wandler, Hunting Season.
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With no credit card or other identifiable info tied to the account, there should have been no way to trace tweets back to a human.
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Hassan in a letter to Comptroller General Gene Dodaro zeroed in on the access contractors have to personally identifiable information, or PII, collected by DHS.
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The summaries would include details about the allegations and penalties handed down by the department while omitting the officers' names and any other identifiable information.
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Now consider that we've just passed a law that effectively states, openly, that the NSA has access to personally identifiable information if there's a breach.
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"Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the memo states, according to NYT.
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Intellectual property theft may not be discussed as much as data breaches that see customers' credit card and other personally identifiable information stolen by hackers.
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Aside from its ideal block heel, it's distinguished by the instantly identifiable stretch detail along the back of calf, resulting in a universally sleek fit.
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Much of the pollution does not have a single identifiable source — so restricting it would require very far-reaching restrictions on the use of chemicals.
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"To be clear, the application was for research on de-personalised data and not the personally identifiable data used in providing Stream," said a spokeswoman.
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We take these reports very seriously, however there is no indication at this time that there is any breach of sensitive or personally identifiable information.
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And perhaps that's the answer: People think identifiable ads are more honest than the press, because at least then they know what they're being sold.
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Update 3/13, 3:56 PM ET: Updated to clarify the headline and that Strava's heat map displays no private data or personally identifiable information.
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"A tweet is just a statement, and it's a statement by a person that's identifiable and it can be used against the person," Winkler said.
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When intentionally bad posts purposefully devoid of any identifiable message or context are the peak of contemporary internet humor, a bot simply does it better.
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He also said that no personally identifiable information is being shared about individual users — only the fact that certain devices are associated with each other.
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As of October 18, the department can collect "social media handles, aliases, associated identifiable information, and search results" on any US immigrant, the Register states.
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No image, she claimed, was identifiable, presented to hurt someone, and meant to be private, and Bell doubted the protesters actually cared about revenge porn.
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From there, Krispy Kreme is introducing three brand-new donuts in its fruit-inspired collection — which brings to life some of summer's most identifiable flavors.
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The broad strokes of the law are clear — carriers can't share anything without customer permission, and the data must be stripped of personally identifiable information.
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The company didn't specify what information was sent over, though it feasibly could have been Social Security numbers, addresses, bank details, and other identifiable information.
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If they are, Ghostery "overwrites this data so that the tracker sends generic placeholder data rather than something that is personally identifiable," Tillman told me.
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Captain Marvel's 90s panache is immediately identifiable and decidedly delightful, bursting with witty cultural touch points and a heavy—but not unwelcome—dose of nostalgia.
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Of course, his children aren't yet instantly identifiable, however, Kardashian is gaining enough notoriety that he is recognized in the restaurant and given a table.
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The bill was redrafted to include language that specified prosecutors have to prove that non-consensual images circulated with malicious intent and include identifiable persons.
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There's an identifiable arc in the way the line blurs between what in the building is stone and metal and what is made of flesh.
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Chart Position: #215 Spotify Plays: 22.0 MillionOne fascinating thing about this kind of music is how effectively it's been scrubbed of any identifiable reference points.
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She also said the EPA's Science Advisory Board was looking into how the agency should deal with sensitive personally identifiable information and confidential business information.
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That law, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, restricts how doctors, health systems and their business associations may handle identifiable patient data.
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If there is a single identifiable subject to his resolutely abstract works, it is coalescence — the gradual coming together of disparate colors, textures and granules.
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CBP published several Privacy Impact Assessments, employs strong technical security safeguards, and limited the amount of personally identifiable information used in the new biometric process.
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I recognize people but can't properly identify them, these caregivers, moms, dads, receptionists, teachers, and children who have every right and expectation to be identifiable.
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"Government, especially law enforcement agencies that have personally identifiable information and extremely sensitive information like facial images, have a special obligation for cybersecurity," Schatz added.
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And, our new Brand has a standout look that is instantly identifiable and ownable and will linger in the hearts and minds of our customers.
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The President, who always seems to prosper when he has an identifiable enemy, now has a new foil for his personal gallery of political enemies.
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To address these privacy laws and concerns, Facebook proposed to obscure personally identifiable information, such as names, in the data being shared by both sides.
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On top of that, NordVPN only collects aggregated app-crash statistics and voluntary diagnostic data, meaning that the service doesn't collect any personally identifiable information.
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This week, House lawmakers announced they intend to publish the Russian-bought ads posted to Facebook once the company scrubs them of personally identifiable information.
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During the attacks, the report showed, witnesses and video cameras again and again described orange shoes on an attacker who was identifiable as Mr. Abaaoud.
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But the team's theory is that postpartum depression may be distinct, involving genes with more identifiable effects because they act during or soon after pregnancy.
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The former laundromat, identifiable by the white 'YES' sign painted onto the light teal siding, is the third version of the legendary collaborative arts space.
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The company promises that it can help businesses protect their critical data assets and prevent personally identifiable information from leaking outside of the company's network.
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By combining our individual experiences, upbringing, cultures, diversities, and design styles it will, we hope, become identifiable to all or many women around the world.
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It goes with every outfit you own, it's immediately identifiable, and I'm sure it's made of the highest quality material available for anyone to use.
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This unauthorized access is still under investigation; however, there is no indication at this time that there is any breach of sensitive personally identifiable information.
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But if the FTC moves too far away from bringing enforcement actions with a clear analysis of identifiable harms and benefits, innovation could be thwarted.
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But for a president with no relevant experience in, knowledge of or identifiable interest in what the job entails, it is all the more vital.
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Among the changes the editor of the journal asked the authors to make was the removal of identifiable references to influential dermatologists, including Dr. Hruza.
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The music, by Nick Cave, is appealing, and the choreographic style, as immediately identifiable as Cunningham's, is busier, more aggressive and a whole lot sexier.
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It starts by giving us a straightforward and identifiable view of the infamous scene in a car that was livestreamed to thousands of people online.
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For me, though, this tale has a different message, one that has to do with the risks and rewards of creating an instantly identifiable image.
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To prevent abuses, video analytics should not be used to collect identifiable information en masse or merely for seeking out "suspicious" behavior, the A.C.L.U. said.
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If only everyone was as easily identifiable as the veteran pickpocket Broken-Nose Tully, who often complained that his damaged beak always gave him away.
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Now a choreographer, he began to build a body of physically fearless, darkly comic work, which gave Batsheva an electric, identifiable style all its own.
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There are a tremendous number of pregnancies and children without readily identifiable fathers in The Snowman, a number that almost matches the number of snowmen.
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For decades, the Land Rover Defender has battled through the world's rocky riverbeds and tackled its steepest terrain, always identifiable by its angular, utilitarian look.
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"If we have confidence in a company's identifiable and sustainable competitive advantage, we want to hold the stock over the economic cycles," Mr. Klimo said.
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As with the Bannon "disparagement" claim, proof of identifiable damages traceable to Wolff's book would pose yet another insurmountable challenge in a Trump defamation lawsuit.
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The problem arises from the legal standing of future generations—or lack thereof, for they are generally not currently considered identifiable individuals under the law.
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This included updating our data management processes, including the handling of personally identifiable information, and we will no longer store that data on our site.
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They know because they have tested all shades of black to produce the darkest black with the highest impact that is immediately identifiable to fans.
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As Grozoubinski explains, the United Kingdom has yet to identify any "lucrative or identifiable asks" of the United States in nearly three years of searching.
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App creators "vacuumed up and transferred to servers in China vast quantities of private and personally-identifiable user data" without users' knowledge, the lawsuit alleges.
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Security researcher Oliver Hough found a database with information related to 51,000 customer service interactions, which included some personally identifiable information and full online chats.
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"Clearly one of the factors that might be at play here is whether the forces were easily identifiable as Syrian government forces," the official added.
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Salafists have been quietly working to influence society, identifiable here, as elsewhere, by their long beards, white robes and short trousers emulating the Prophet Mohammad.
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Never before has an organization had such an easily identifiable problem at the conclusion of a playoff run that never got past the stretching phase.
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"All statements about artist demographics are limited to individual, identifiable artists," said Topaz, further clarifying that race and ethnicity depend on how artists define themselves.
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The evidence comes entirely from testimony from anonymous sources, with little identifiable corroboration, and thus was seen as very far from conclusive by US intelligence.
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But the TV audience of 1974 and 1975 gradually proved uninterested in such an approach, which, again, didn't come with lots of easily identifiable jokes.
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It also states that users can already access "all your personally identifiable information that we collect online and maintain", as well as saying people can "correct factual errors in your personally identifiable information by changing or deleting the erroneous information" — which, assuming those statements are true, looks pretty good for complying with portions of GDPR that are intended to give consumers more control over their personal data.
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According to Apple, your best bet is to use Lightning accessories made only by Apple, or by certified manufacturers (identifiable by their "Made for Apple" badge).
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We like companies that have strong free cash flow, identifiable catalysts, cost-cutting opportunities, tail winds in their industries, and where we have an investment edge.
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I realized that I had to do something in an identifiable genre, but I knew it had to be really personal to me to be good.
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But the latest taker to the hair transformation trend is probably the most surprising, especially considering her blond, cascading waves are arguably her most identifiable feature.
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The company "does not receive or collect personally identifiable information about consumers for use in Radar," CEO Scott Wells wrote in a March letter to Sen.
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Age: 29Location: I live in a rural area in the Midwest, but I chose not to provide the name of the town because it's easily identifiable.
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Gizmodo: In your privacy policy, you state that you don't collect personally identifiable information beyond a name and email address if a user provides voluntary feedback.
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By taking the identifiable person out of the equation, Apple says its new technology can help preserve user privacy without reducing the effectiveness on ad campaigns.
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Notably, Kivu reports that DJI collects no personally identifiable information (PPI) about its customers, beyond an email address and phone number, which can be easily faked.
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"We've asked for Facebook's help to scrub any personally identifiable information, but it's our hope that when that concludes we can release them publicly," Schiff said.
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It criminalizes the "knowing" use of the internet to distribute nudes or sexually explicit photos of an identifiable person with "reckless disregard" for that person's consent.
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Ummm no, we emailed them on the night this happened saying the customers threatened us with these bad reviews and we gave them easily identifiable information.
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The "Crit'Air" system bans all diesel-fueled cars registered between January 1997 and December 2000 - identifiable by a grey sticker on the windscreen - from the capital.
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The animated video shows a collection of colorful, abstract objects, none of which are identifiable but all of which look vaguely like gym or playground equipment.
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Whereas the Wu-Tang Clan and Master P's empires were easily identifiable under the same brand, West's fashion efforts and his discography exist in a dichotomy.
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To Gevers, it looks like the data ultimately gets distributed to police stations in cities or provinces — the other 17 servers — identifiable by their numerical codes.
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If you're familiar with any of Marshall's other products, the style of the Monitor Bluetooth will be immediately identifiable — dark vinyl, black aluminum, and brass accents.
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But Dallas Harris, a policy fellow at Public Knowledge, suspects ISPs could also use identifiable information on a "mostly opt-out basis" if they wanted to.
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Once the attacker has obtained sensitive data or personally identifiable information, they pull it down and store it, then place it in a cloud storage service.
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We also have set up the database in such a way that your genetic information is totally separate from any of your identifiable, your personal information.
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The United States should have immigration policies that prioritize the admission of skilled and talented people whose presence here will promote identifiable economic and other interests.
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Corporate taxes are very popular, largely because large corporations aren't particularly popular and the prospect of taxing them rather than individual, identifiable people is very appealing.
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And Apple's latest mobile operating system lets you create a Memoji, though they too look generic like actual emoji rather than something instantly identifiable as you.
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At Cryos the cheapest, anonymous vials start at €0003 ($48); the highest quality, with an identifiable donor, extra tests and more information, cost up to €1,600.
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"We do not comment on identifiable cases, but can confirm we have arrested a 49 year old businessman," a spokesman for HMRC said in a statement.
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The houses are still easily identifiable in the surrounding countryside, notable for their two chimneys, indicating that a glass furnace anchored one part of the property.
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Delete the image data — all the identifiable, still images of the video — and you're left with the abstract, interior information that populates the space between images.
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We will target ads based on browser-side intent signals phrased in a standard vocabulary, and without a persistent user id or highly re-identifiable cookie.
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Under the terms of the new deal, DeepMind will handle personally identifiable medical records for some 1.6 million patients, including medical history dating back five years.
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Although the footage of Del Toro's new merman is limited in the new trailer, you can still make out some easily identifiable similarities to Abe Sapien.
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In this case, information is collected that is identifiable and used to personalise ads to be delivered either directly through the app, or through other services.
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Critics, such as health data privacy group MedConfidential, have questioned why so much patient identifiable data is being shared for an app targeting a single condition.
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Mireles says he'll be hosting the database on a cloud service like Amazon's and will be encrypting phone numbers and any other identifiable information for protection.
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The team found Premier League stability and exemplified good club stewardship by adhering to an identifiable, attractive style of play even as it frequently changed managers.
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As I'm struggling to throw anything identifiable on this wheel, the man to the right of me has no trouble at all making the perfect ashtray.
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"Sportsbooks will need to engender a betting interest in e-sports' core audience, which is perhaps not immediately identifiable as a sports betting one," he explained.
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Their final addition was Lil Peep, who joined in late 2016, locked the deadbolt, and rapidly became the group's most identifiable member along with Lil Tracy.
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The oldest identifiable dog remains are dated to 15,000 years ago in Europe, although some scientists argue that dogs have been around for about 30,000 years.
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As they enter, ready to make a name for themselves, the identifiable stars who make the league so profitable dip in and out of free agency.
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All the identifiable data under this agreement can only ever be used to assist clinicians with direct patient care and can never be used for research.
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Lemurs, originally from Madagascar, are "sociable animals", the zoo said, and the ring-tailed variety is easily identifiable by its long black-and-white striped tail.
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The company pushed back against the complaint, insisting that it only has access to aggregated, anonymized data and not personally identifiable information about consumers' shopping habits.
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Industry is held to a high standard when it comes to protecting personally identifiable information; however, the federal government doesn't hold itself to these same standards.
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The announcement comes just more than a week after credit report company Equifax revealed that hackers accessed personally identifiable information from more than 144 million people.
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As one follows the work around the gallery, the clusters become less structured, the pairings less identifiable, and the lines between relief and bas-relief blur.
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Both play in easily identifiable cities with mayors who are now afforded the opportunity of play-acting as big-time sports fans who make crazy bets.
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It is evolving without a strategic plan, without an identifiable leader and without bellicose tactics; it is occurring one father-grandfather-father figure at a time.
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Fixing legal immigration policies that serve no identifiable national interests and endanger national security is Congress's responsibility (as is funding the operations of the federal government).
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Physicians have historically misdiagnosed it as the more generic cyclic vomiting syndrome, which has no identifiable cause or, as in Queen's case, acute intermittent porphyria (AIP).
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But they will try to communicate with visual displays that go beyond today's turn signals, perhaps with bannerlike text and easily identifiable sounds, company officials said.
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In fact, the researchers said, the differences identifiable in babies' whines can explain 41 percent of the differences in voice pitch that appear by age 5.
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Gab's logo is an easily identifiable likeness of Pepe the Frog, an image explicitly associated with white supremacy, and Gab's verified users include known white supremacists.
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About 21 percent of women who experience an obstetric hemorrhage don't have an identifiable risk factor, so it's hard to know who might be at risk.
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Upon moving closer, what seemed like a lunar landscape is now identifiable as a sea of broken pottery; the purely visual becomes both nuanced and historical.
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From Opinion: Russian interference is "a chronic, widespread and identifiable condition that we must now aggressively manage," the leader of one of the research teams writes.
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Certain elements rise up but they're not readily identifiable; is that a chopped-up voice or a warped synth that judders into being every so often?
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It is believed the intrusion did not result in unauthorized access to personally identifiable information, jeopardize the operations of the commission, or result in systemic risk.
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It also follows a searing grand jury report in Pennsylvania that found more than 1,1893 identifiable victims of sexual abuse over several decades at local dioceses.
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While sources told Forbes the tool currently uses anonymized data, they also said personally identifiable information could be used in the future, raising significant privacy concerns.
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Their indictment detailed how they used hefty — and in some cases illegal — political donations to gain access to influential Republicans, including "Congressman-1," identifiable as Sessions.
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With a sign that reads "Fats Domino Publishing" and the initials F and D on the front of the home, this landmark property is easily identifiable.
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"I considered myself very identifiable with them because I supported the club like they did," said Petke, who now coaches another M.L.S. team, Real Salt Lake.
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The military typically asks the media not to show images where dead US troops on the battlefield may be visible and identifiable by their loved ones.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) on Monday reported to Congress five "major incidents" of data breaches involving taxpayers' personally-identifiable information, The Washington Post reports.
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But Ms. Hallenberg's instantly identifiable mezzo and keen, searching musical intelligence will hopefully, finally, be widely embraced by the American public, just as Jenny Lind was.
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The report, which covered six of the state's eight Catholic dioceses, including Harrisburg, found more than 1,000 identifiable victims and prompted similar investigations in other states.
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That could lead to more children being sent to juvenile immigrant detention centers, where those with no identifiable family in the United States are often held.
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In all, vpnMentor reports that more than 85,000 files were leaked in the data breach, which includes more than 30,000 sensitive records containing personally identifiable information.
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In Norway, an intense debate is taking place about virkelighetslitteratur , or "reality literature," a putatively fictional strain of writing that draws on identifiable characters and events.
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The logic is that a federal law on the matter of, say, selling personally identifiable information to advertisers, would be more lenient and preempt state laws.
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Adana: We work really hard to ensure that the stakes of each scene are identifiable and relatable … regardless of what kind of technology is being referenced.
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These include, for example, giving no notice to consumers about personally identifiable information that may be collected and possible HIPAA violations in sharing confidential health information.
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Or they may sound benign but be identifiable as dangerous to someone with knowledge about recent news or the local culture in which they were created.
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"Sex means a person's status as male or female based on immutable biological traits identifiable by or before birth," the proposal says, according to The Times.
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In Washington, Cathy L. Lanier, then the chief, eliminated plainclothes vice units in 2015, saying she wanted the police to be identifiable when they made arrests.
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The anti-Semitic violence that has plagued our city lately has targeted members of the more traditional Jewish community, easily identifiable by the clothing they wear.
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Researchers believe that in the coming years, 90 percent of Americans of European descent will be identifiable, even if they have not submitted their own DNA.
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These days, at least outside of the art world, the self yearns for obscurity to the degree that identifiable codes cannot be easily discerned and manipulated.
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