There is, though, a centralized government office devoted to finding missing American soldiers.
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It's like finding missing puzzle pieces, putting them in place and completing the picture.
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The benign scenario: Facial recognition technology, specifically age progression capability, could help with finding missing kids.
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Amazon has maintained that Rekognition has many useful applications, including finding missing children and preventing package theft.
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Supporters of facial recognition technologies said they can be indispensable for catching criminals or finding missing people.
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As a bookkeeper to criminal organizations, Wolff specializes in finding missing money and hunting down the thieves.
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Amazon, for its part, insists Rekognition has many useful applications, including finding missing children and preventing package theft.
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Amazon, for its part, has maintained that Rekognition has many useful applications, including finding missing children and preventing package theft.
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Amazon, for its part, has maintained that Rekognition has useful applications, such as finding missing children and preventing package theft.
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Earlier this year, Trump made an off-the-cuff comment about Russia finding missing emails from Clinton's controversial private server.
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Glass led private investigator David Marshburn, who specializes in finding missing persons, to the area, Marshburn told KAKE in an interview.
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After finding missing actor Jean Spangler's purse in Griffith Park, the search party begins to look for further clues in 1949.
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Advocates say the software can help with worthy aims, like finding missing children and elderly adults or catching criminals and terrorists.
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The New York State Police have 18 drones, which troopers use for tasks like finding missing people and projecting flood depths.
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They say the software can help with worthy aims, like finding missing children and elderly adults or catching criminals and terrorists.
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The companies say these moves would cut off beneficial uses of the technology, like speeding up airport security or finding missing children.
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Prior to that, Glass led private investigator David Marshburn, who specializes in finding missing persons, to the area, Marshburn told KAKE in an interview.
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His daughter, herself an officer with the Met, hires David Raker, who makes his living finding missing persons, to pick up this cold case.
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Stephanie Weagle, chief marketing officer for BriefCam, said in a statement that biometric technology has "significant public safety benefits" including identifying suspects and finding missing children.
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The U.S. military uses dolphins to hunt for underwater mines under the US Navy Marine Mammal Program and they're also quite helpful for finding missing persons.
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Since the boy&aposs disappearance, law enforcement and volunteers have beefed up their capabilities of finding missing or lost children, establishing a nationwide network of search teams.
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Amazon, for its part, has said Rekognition has been used in the past for many useful purposes, including finding missing children, enhancing security, and preventing package theft.
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With over 3 million pet lovers making up the PawBoost community, the service has a reach that makes a difference when it comes to finding missing pets.
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As any avid viewer of Law & Order: SVU already knows, the chances of finding of finding missing child are cut in half after they've been missing for 43 hours.
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Interpol, which groups 192 countries and is usually focused on finding missing or wanted people, is run on a day-to-day basis by its secretary general Juergen Stock.
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Federal authorities believe they are closer to finding missing Pennsylvania woman and and possible sex trafficking victim Corinna Slusser after arresting a man they allege advertised her for sex online, PEOPLE confirms.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican authorities have found the remains of 42 people in a vacant lot in the northern border state of Sonora, a group dedicated to finding missing people said on Tuesday.
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Based on what we know from the IG report, the USGS incident seems far less nefarious as using revenge porn sites and perhaps less upsetting than the redirect bug on a website dedicated to finding missing children.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Reuters) - Malaysia said on Tuesday that it has not abandoned hope of finding missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 and that it remains to be seen how a new report by investigators could help locate the aircraft.
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KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 20 (Reuters) - Malaysia said on Tuesday that it has not abandoned hope of finding missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 and that it remains to be seen how a new report by investigators could help locate the aircraft.
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Baptiste's modus operandi in the series is to show up far from home — Belgium in Season 1, Germany in Season 2 — and insinuate himself into someone else's case, because he just cares so much (and he has more experience finding missing children).
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Considering the potential uses of facial recognition technology, whether it be for hardcore surveillance, finding missing persons, detecting celebrity stalkers, social media image tagging, or unlocking your phone or house, many people might not want their face used for this type of AI training — particularly if it involves pinpointing people by gender or race.
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Do not post:• Content that facilitates identity theft by posting or soliciting personally identifiable information, including (but not limited to): National identification numbers, Social Security numbers, passport numbers, or exam numbers; Government IDs; School and education IDs featuring two of the following: (1) name, (2) photo, or (3) ID number; Digital identities, including passwords; Medical/psychological, biometric, or genetic details• Content that facilitates identity theft by sharing personally identifiable information via an external link• Content that facilitates identity theft by sharing private financial information of an organization or business• Content that facilitates identity theft by disclosing the following personal financial information (of either the self or others)• Bank account and/or card information; Financial records paired with account information• Content that facilitates identity theft by sharing the private contact information of others defined as: Private phone numbers or addresses; Email, Messenger, and chat identities; The above information may be shared to promote charitable causes, non-violating services, or to facilitate finding missing people or animals• Except in limited cases of newsworthiness, content claimed or confirmed to come from a hacked source, regardless of whether the affected person is a public figure or a private individual.
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The Council Resolution on the contribution of civil society in finding missing or sexually exploited children aims to encourage cooperation between civil society organisations and the competent authorities in finding missing or sexually exploited children.
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In the 2000s, the Polícia Judiciária had a rate of success of 77.43% in finding missing children, including abductions and runaway children. In 2009 alone, PJ had a 100% success rate in finding missing children (193 cases solved out of 193; 53 in the Lisbon Region). The same happened in 2010.
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The player must attempt to work their way up the corporate ladder by mining the planet and finding missing security specialist Gordon Fox. Over the course of the game, ACME discovers mysterious alien technologies, such as a machine that can duplicate objects, as well as a new enemy for humanity.
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The MCSO's K-9 unit has three K-9 partners and a commander who cooperate with other agencies such as bomb and narcotics detection, suspect tracking, patrol, warrant sweeps and finding missing children. K-9 receive months of training overseas before being matched with their handlers, who also undergo special training to build chemistry with their K-9. The unit has won several awards in national competitions.
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Reese Marshall was an FBI Agent who specialized in finding missing children. She came to Port Charles help find Sonny Corinthos' daughter Kristina Corinthos-Davis, who had been kidnapped. Federal prosecutor John Durant thought working to find Kristina would be the perfect opportunity for Reese to gather information on Sonny, which he could use to finally prosecute the mobster. Reese's priority, however, was to find Kristina.
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The basic outline of the show was based on real life moments of lifeguard and other beach patrol work on rescues and arrests. Although there was not much of the footage featured in the show that involved arrests, most of the footage featured rescues and finding missing personnel. The show runs for 30 minutes. A Beach Patrol special called The Best of Beach Patrol ran for 60 minutes.
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The original idea was to get the orders of the fire chief and the service of the country, whenever necessary, to collaborate on various tasks of civil protection: fires, finding missing persons, mountain rescue, in collaboration service order (arrival of the Tour, visit the coprinces, etc...). Although the country currently has an effective structure for Civil Protection, the club is still in its determination to cooperate whenever necessary.
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In later episodes, Noir is a down-on- his-luck detective, who ends up taking odd jobs to get by, such as finding missing poodles. Thrown in with these plots tend to be references to current events. For example, in November 2006, while waiting for a case, Noir contents himself by listening to parts of George W. Bush's post-mid-term election speech. Occasionally, political agents use him for hatchet work.
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Cordelia Gray Cordelia Gray is the heroine/detective of the story. The book is written mainly from her point of view. Cordelia is the owner of the none too successful Pryde's Detective Agency (named for her old boss/mentor, Bernie Pryde, who has committed suicide and left the business to her). With business in a lull, she and her two staff members, Bevis and Miss Maudsley, have been reduced to finding missing pets, at which they are quite successful.
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Each episode of The Court of Missing Heirs featured two dramatizations of real-life situations involving people who died leaving estates that had been unclaimed. After having handled probate cases that involved unclaimed estates, attorney James Waters originally planned to use the concept of finding missing heirs in a book. When publishing companies rejected his manuscript, he adapted the idea to radio. Waters and Alfred Shebel used actual court records to conduct the research for each episode.
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Light In The Tunnel (greek: Φως στο Τούνελ, Fos sto Tounel) is a Greek television live investigative program presented by crime journalist Aggeliki Nikolouli. The show focuses on finding missing people in Greece as well as solving crimes. It debuted on October 1995, has been broadcast continuously for over 20 years and has received numerous awards. As of 2019, in more than 827 episodes, the program has found more than 1610 missing people and has helped to solve about 25 murders.
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Fire on Maersk Ship in Arabian Sea: Hopes of Finding Missing Indian Sailor Fades. News18.com, 9 March 2018. Maersk Line announced on 12 March that remains of three as-yet-unidentified crewmembers had been found on board, leaving one still officially missing who was later declared dead. On 9 March, the fire on board the adrift Maersk Honam had reportedly been brought under control by the Indian Coast Guard vessel ICGS Shoor and two offshore vessels, CSC Nelson and Maersk Involver.
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Hunting dogs that search for game, and search dogs that work to find missing humans are generally not considered detection dogs. There is some overlap, as in the case of cadaver dogs, trained to search for human remains. A police dog is essentially a detection dog that is used as a resource for police in specific scenarios such as conducting drug raids, finding missing criminals, and locating stashed currency. Frequently, detection dogs are thought to be used for law enforcement purposes; however, they are also used as a valuable research tool for wildlife biologists.
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In the graphic novel "Rebellion, Part 6: Lost And Found", she seems to be going by the name Ujala (light) and living quiet and peacefully in India together with grandma Suresh, but the 'Rebel' team arrives and asks her to come with them and help finding missing posthumans. After being convinced by Mrs. Suresh, she guides 'Rebel' to Pittsburgh, where they find a train transporting sedated posthumans. Once inside, they manage to free Claude and Lee, but Micah and Abigail got trapped while Molly stayed hidden, so she can help them later.
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Hidden Expedition: Smithsonian Hope Diamond Collector's Edition was released on December 20, 2013 for PC and Mac (later also released for iOS and Android), and is the sixth game in the series. Players take on the role of a new recruit for the Hidden Expedition League of Preservation (H.E.L.P.) team who is tasked with finding missing shards of the Hope Diamond before a gang of thieves do. This is the first game of the series to be developed by Eipix Entertainment, who have been put in charge of developing all future sequels.
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The police, including a Criminal Investigation Department team, conducted an intensive search for the girl, and officers carried photographs of her while on their daily rounds."Mother searches hills for missing daughter", The Straits Times, 20 October 2004. Volunteers formed search parties and Crime Library, a voluntary group dedicated to finding missing persons, distributed over 70,000 leaflets appealing for information. Local taxi company, ComfortDelGro, asked its cabbies to join in the search effort. Two Singaporeans offered rewards of S$10,000 and S$5,000 for finding Huang Na,"Search for Huang Na widens to Johor Bahru", The Straits Times, 27 October 2004.
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"Becky the Nose" is Rally's main source of information on all the goings on in the Chicago underworld. While her fees are high and she can come across as money-grubbing, most if not all of her information is legitimate; she is also known for working in finding missing persons. When she is not chasing after Rally for her payment, the two share a friendship that crosses business lines. Becky eventually withdraws from the Chicago underworld in the end and uses her scouting skills in investment and business, although her friends remind her when it borders on insider trading.
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In 2013, they took 10 Irish politicians to New York City and Washington DC on an anti-abortion fact finding missing. These were James Bannon, Terence Flanagan, Peter Mathews, Mattie McGrath, John O’Mahony, Jim Walsh, Paul Bradford, Fidelma Healy Eames, Brian Ó Domhnaill and Paschal Mooney. They also brought Northern politicians Paul Givan, Pat Ramsey and Ian Paisley Jr. Fine Gael TD Jim Daly called for inquiry into this trip, and highlighted how some of their fundraising tactics were causing distress to elderly people. SIPO ruled that this did not count as a political donation that the politicians had to declare.
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NCCERT is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) corporation serving the State of North Carolina and surrounding areas. It specializes in finding missing persons. Committed to the goal of providing highly skilled search and rescue teams 24 hours a day, NCCERT responds to requests from law enforcement agencies and emergency management agencies, during natural or man made disasters, structure and building collapse, drownings, and lost persons in urban and wilderness settings, at no cost to the requesting agency. Through the Apex Fire Department, the group is a part of the search division on North Carolina Task Force 4.
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The show has received recognition both locally and internationally. It has received multiple awards over the years for its contribution to finding missing people and tracing murderers. The show has been registered in the Guinness Book of Records twice, originally in 1998 for the discovery, in a span of 75 episodes, of 85 missing people with a record of finding a woman living in France and missing for 58 years within 10 minutes. The show entered the Guinness Book of Records again in 1999, as "in a total of 130 episodes, 210 people reported missing to the police were found, some of whom had disappeared for fifty years".
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Symington was one of the founders of the canine unit for the Halifax Regional Police, where he served for thirteen years. His police dog, Trakr, was initially trained in the Czech Republic and joined the Halifax Regional Police in 1995 at age of fourteen months. Trakr worked for the department for six years, finding over $1 million in contraband, as well as finding missing people and helping in arresting hundreds of criminals. He was prematurely retired from the force in May 2001 as retribution against Symington for preventing senior officials in his department from enacting a policy to euthanize Trakr and all retiring K9s.
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Action is what this Catholic Mass Media Awards (CMMA) and KBP Golden Dove Award Best Public Service/Affairs Program recipient gives to the problems and concerns of our less fortunate Kapamilyas through its Aksyon Ngayon Center that operates for eight hours, five days a week. During its broadcast, those in need of immediate government assistance can directly communicate with concerned agencies (like SSS, GSIS, LTO, and others) in person or via telephone. The program also links those who need help and donors while its on-air bulletin, "Panawagang Bayan," airs people's concerns— from lost possessions to finding missing loved ones. Like other DZMM programs, Radyo Patrol reports can interrupt the program when a story breaks.
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In Detective Cross, Alex is awaiting trial for the killing of two of the Sonjei followers and has to help his wife, Chief of Detectives Bree Stone, in stopping a mysterious bomber from setting off deadly explosives before it is too late. In The People vs. Alex Cross, Alex is on trial for murder, and he also has to assist his former partner, Detective John Sampson, in finding missing blonde women and prevent them from being brutally murdered on the internet while trying to prove his innocence with a determined prosecution hoping to put him behind bars. In Target: Alex Cross A leader has fallen, and Alex Cross joins the procession of mourners from Capitol Hill to the White House.
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Since these new activities are not part of its humanitarian mission, the ICRC withdrew from the management of the ITS in December 2012. The Bonn Agreement was replaced on December 9, 2011, when the eleven member states of the International Commission signed two new agreements in Berlin on the future tasks and management of the ITS. ITS was founded as an organization dedicated to finding missing persons, typically lost to family and friends as a result of war, persecution or forced labour during World War II. The service operates under the legal authority of the Berlin Agreements from December 2011 and is funded by the government of Germany. The German Federal Archives are the institutional partner for the ITS since January 2013.
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The protagonist of "The Tactful Saboteur" is saboteur extraordinary Jorj X. McKie, an employee of the Bureau of Sabotage (or BuSab). BuSab is a government agency responsible for conducting dirty tricks "in lieu of red tape" to help slow down and regulate the vast galaxy-spanning bureaucracy of the ConSentiency (under BuSab rules the Secretary of the agency retains his position until he himself is sabotaged). Tasked with finding missing saboteur Napoleon Bildoon, McKie attempts to penetrate the secrets of the Pan-Spechi, a race divided into groups of five "crèche mates", only one of whom possess ego-awareness at a time. In so doing he runs afoul of the "Tax Watchers" organization, which is adamantly opposed to the existence of BuSab.
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ITS complex Since 1946, Bad Arolsen has been headquarters to the International Tracing Service, an organization dedicated to finding missing civilians, typically lost to family and friends as a result of war or political unrest during World War II. The institution was led and administered until December 2012 by the International Committee of the Red Cross and funded by the Federal Republic of Germany; it is now administered by the Federal republic of Germany. A venue for millions of documents related to the Nazi-attempted extermination of the Jewish people and others, the ITS holds vast archives of Nazi-related documents. In April 2006, German justice minister Brigitte Zypries announced that Germany would cooperate with the United States and allow survivors and historians of the Holocaust access to 47 million pages of documents, although an eleven-nation accord had to decide unanimously that this was to be done. More than 12 million of the documents have now being digitally scanned and shared with research institutions around the world.
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