He burnt his fingerprints off with acid, got to Shanghai, and was Jack Riley with no fingerprints.
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These capacitive fingerprints scanners usually only take partial readings of fingerprints when they are placed on the sensor.
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"The fingerprints on the bowl or cup that were used to give JonBenét the pineapple were Patsy's fingerprints," Pitt tells PEOPLE.
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Iris takes a little longer than fingerprints — I'm sorry that you have bad fingerprints — so we're going to work on that.
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The scan matches fingerprints to a database of fingerprints that passengers gave the TSA when they applied to the pre-check program.
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They think red ink fingerprints are the highest form of ID. Some even file legal documents with their fingerprints stamped in blood.
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These graphs show the sonic "fingerprints" of the Top 10 summer hits for eight years, selected from the fingerprints for 103 - 2018.
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Like fingerprints, each person's iris is unique; it stays the same as we age, and unlike fingerprints, cannot be scratched or covered up in some way short of removing the eye altogether And fingerprints can't be taken from a long distance.
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"Iranian fingerprints are all over this campaign, and government fingerprints in particular," FireEye's director of cyber espionage analysis was quoted as telling Reuters.
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Police said Cross attempted to disable the surveillance system, wiped her fingerprints from the store and washed the cash drawers to remove her fingerprints.
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If the officer can't find your fingerprints on file, he or she will run your fingerprints through an FBI criminal database for a match.
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Officials now collect blood, fingerprints, voice recordings, head portraits from multiple angles, and scans of irises, which can provide a unique identifier like fingerprints.
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"Iranian fingerprints are all over this campaign, and government fingerprints in particular," John Hultquist, FireEye's director of cyber espionage analysis, told Reuters in an interview.
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Thousands of fingerprints and footprints survive from the ancient world, while the modern science of fingerprints to identify criminals has relatively recent and racist origins.
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If, as the clip suggests, fingerprints are found on the test flashlight, then experts could very well find previously undetectable fingerprints on the flashlight found that night.
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Upon return, British authorities took his DNA and fingerprints and shared them with the FBI, who found 42 fingerprints linked to Ali on explosive devices in Afghanistan.
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ISP received Martin's application on March 16 with his fingerprints, the department said, noting that if fingerprints are included, processing time reduces from 120 days to 90.
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If it's to get on an airplane, if it's to come into the country, if it's something where... KS: Fingerprints are... ... You need to be five nines fingerprints.
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The records — which include fingerprints, Social Security numbers, signatures, dates of birth and the reasons the fingerprints were taken — are maintained by the State Division of Criminal Justice Services.
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At the time, Tabora said he had provided the US Government everything he was asked for: his personal contact information, his fingerprints and the fingerprints of an emergency contact.
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Current members of Clear, a biometric security platform that scans travelers' fingerprints and gives users dedicated security lane for $179 a year, can use their fingerprints on file to get into lounges immediately.
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You can feel Solange's fingerprints in every note and lyric.
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Scanning the fingerprints of airport loungers isn't Clear's only endeavor.
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It's black, it's shiny, and it's ... covered in your fingerprints.
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Put your fingerprints down, it's integrated with ... LG: Upcoming podcast.
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The crimes occur remotely and don't have fingerprints, he noted.
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During this process, fingerprints and photographs are taken as well.
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The fingerprints of possible trafficking activity are many and various.
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Scott's DNA and fingerprints were on the gun, police said.
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It's now possible to see human fingerprints on these catastrophes.
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We always wish we had fingerprints on a murder weapon.
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Ears are like fingerprints: no two are exactly the same.
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A tiger's stripes are as unique as a human's fingerprints.
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Past and future projects bearing Weinstein's fingerprints may also suffer.
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All of which Juan says were provided, along with fingerprints.
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Instead of eye scans, Bank of America has embraced fingerprints.
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She's looking for Briggs, and these fingerprints are his, apparently.
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Mitchell's presence keeps their fingerprints off attempts to undermine Ford.
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The texture is lovely and it does not attract fingerprints.
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I mean my students' fingerprints are all over this book.
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Gentry's fingerprints were found at the scene of Gerber's slaying.
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They pair was identified by security camera footage and fingerprints.
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The police disarmed the device, and found a dozen fingerprints.
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Yet his fingerprints are clear on some signal Republican failures.
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Mr. Rahimi's fingerprints and D.N.A. were found on several bombs.
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But now, G.R.U. fingerprints were turning up around the world.
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Dr. Harper's lab performs the analysis and stores DNA fingerprints.
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This puts the government's fingerprints all over the protest backlash.
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We all had our fingerprints taken, our criminal records scoured.
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Which means mug shot, fingerprints, perp walk ... the whole shebang.
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The police will not use fMRI fingerprints solely as identifiers.
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Both materials also retain fingerprints like a sponge retains water.
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Europe's fingerprints can be seen elsewhere in the world, too.
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Investigators also checked the plane for fingerprints, the report said.
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The card system also tracks fingerprints, faces, ethnicity and age.
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They act like fingerprints for their part of the galaxy.
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Authorities processed the crime scene, taking fingerprints and collecting DNA.
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The application did not require him to submit his fingerprints.
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"Their fingerprints are all over this outbreak," he told Reuters.
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We always see his fingerprints but never hear his voice.
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"We use fingerprints, DNA and dental records instead," she said.
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Also on view at SPRING/BREAK were Fingerprints (1993), enlarged fingerprints silkscreened in glue on paper or plexiglass and covered with human hair, and Disney Targets (2015), which interrogate gun culture using childlike imagery.
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Instead of only recognizing fingerprints on a small-sized area on the bottom of the screen, the new "Half-Screen In-Display" reader can authenticate your fingerprints on a larger portion of the screen.
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You can't just get new fingerprints — or eyeballs for that matter.
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There are fingerprints on computers which didn't even use our product.
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It's slippery, and prone to collecting an unsightly amount of fingerprints.
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But fingerprints and DNA pulled from the items yielded no matches.
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When stars form, for instance, they leave behind a few fingerprints.
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JARRETT: It has the fingerprints of Andrew Weismann all over it.
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Our fingerprints are on these disasters like never before in history.
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I'm sure the red and silver versions hide fingerprints much better.
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That's not the coating's only trick to making fingerprints vanish, though.
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You can't just change your fingerprints or eyes on a whim.
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Jeff Hawkins' fingerprints are all over the modern computing industry—literally.
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You can see the top is prone to fingerprints and scratching.
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The climate detectives found human fingerprints on the August 2016 floods.
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It also features bloody fingerprints and a blood-spattered paint finish.
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His techniques bare the fingerprints of known Russian intelligence hacker groups.
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The allure of identifying artists through their fingerprints has not dissipated.
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This has the fingerprints of a bad deal from day one.
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"His fingerprints are all over that bill," New York Democratic Sen.
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"People are putting their own digital fingerprints out there," he said.
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"Donald Trump's fingerprints are all over the crime scene," he said.
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It wicks away water and is resistant to fingerprints and smudges.
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Altomare said reports that Ramos had altered his fingerprints were incorrect.
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Fingerprints of the cold period can be found in surprising places.
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Cops say the fingered him by his fingerprints at the scene.
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For those phones, the government's stockpile of fingerprints is effectively useless.
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I turn on OTR and then neglect to double-check fingerprints.
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The powerful storm bore the fingerprints of climate change, said Taalas.
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The non-lid pieces' brushed finish resists fingerprints and water spots.
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The inhabitants of "Angels" are as glowingly individual as illuminated fingerprints.
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Detectives found no fingerprints at the scene and located no witnesses.
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The only way they could identify her was by her fingerprints.
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However, the pirates have figured out how to hide their fingerprints.
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We submit fingerprints, recite Social Security numbers, put on paper gowns.
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The Pegasus software does not leave behind the hacker's individual fingerprints.
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Their faces and fingerprints were captured on cameras in the office.
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Then the forensic work begins, with agents looking for digital fingerprints.
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Capacitive fingerprint scanners just take tiny 2D photos of your fingerprints.
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"His fingerprints matched," the governor said, although he did not elaborate.
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It also protects your expensive gadget from daily bumps or fingerprints.
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Servant does have the feel of something that bears Shyamalan's fingerprints.
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Each person's palmar creases are believed to be unique, like fingerprints.
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The Americans confirmed their identities using fingerprints and other biometric measurements.
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According to the National Center for Youth Law, it can take weeks for ORR to process fingerprints, and some sponsors have been told that their fingerprints had "expired," meaning they had to start the whole process again.
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Like it or not, our fingerprints are now on the climate system.
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But sometimes, DNA is missing and fingerprints can't be found, he said.
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Fingerprints, he said, are still the most reliable form of identifying someone.
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This isn't to say that fingerprints aren't useful in the justice system.
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The customs agent opened the envelope, took Hass' photo and fingerprints again.
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A 2011 study asked 169 fingerprint examiners to analyze dozens of fingerprints.
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But some royal evidence remains in the form of fingerprints, experts believe.
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Wishart prefers to compare urine to fingerprints, and he's not being facetious.
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On and off the ball, their fingerprints are on every offensive possession.
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So ... KS: But the government doesn't have your fingerprints, not every ... Absolutely.
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Instead, they scan their fingerprints to get on the plane, Engadget reports.
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The company's fingerprints are here, but that's largely a good thing, honestly.
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They held him down so hard he had fingerprints on his arms.
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Bobby is just a master at keeping his fingerprints off shady deals.
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This isn't a matter of scanning fingerprints or handing someone a password.
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The phone looks nice, even if it does gather lots of fingerprints.
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The glass back easily collects fingerprints so it can start looking dirty.
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It also, surprisingly, doesn't get covered in fingerprints when you use it.
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This includes anything from fingerprints to facial geometry, but doesn't include photographs.
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Do not buy this color if you hate seeing smudges and fingerprints.
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The machines will also be able to scan fingerprints to authenticate users.
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Without the van, there would be no fingerprints, no hair, no fibers.
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The plastic easily picks up fingerprints, but the buttons are all excellent.
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Like lighting strikes and fingerprints, no two stretch marks are exactly alike.
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Fingerprints melt quite easily with heat, because they're made of skin oil.
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Let's start with fingerprints, though there's no guarantee any will be found.
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We have a database for EURODAC [a database of asylum applicants' fingerprints].
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It's nice not having to smudge up the screen with your fingerprints.
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I noticed that some of these doors were covered in visible fingerprints.
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After all, Clinton's win in Nevada had Mook's fingerprints all over it.
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Many models of the iPhone have touch pads that can scan fingerprints.
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We have no information about facial recognition or anything about his fingerprints.
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Steiner can even lift fingerprints from items that have been rained on.
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There were no witnesses, no fingerprints and no hair or tissue samples.
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At that point, they'll be looking for the color fingerprints of life.
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When construction wraps, the only fingerprints on the site will be Jobs'.
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Marvel Cinematic Universe, but his fingerprints are all over the DC Cinematic
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The official denied that a lack of fingerprints put children at risk.
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Q&A Q. Are humans the only creatures with individual DNA fingerprints?
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Horror Great horror writing is more than cheap scares and bloody fingerprints.
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You can see the fingerprints of the people who made those sculptures.
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"The waves are like fingerprints of the gravitational-wave sources," she said.
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Mr. Comello's fingerprints were found on the license plate, the officials said.
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Ms. Ellis had been identified using fingerprints, the medical examiner's office said.
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Noncitizens are required to submit fingerprints as part of the licensing process.
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As it turns out, our faces are as unique as our fingerprints.
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I mean, there's dead men all around where all his fingerprints were.
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Fingerprints on Cali's vehicle will be compared to the suspect's, Shea said.
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As Catalonians migrated to cities, the fingerprints of climate change also emerged.
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And his fingerprints, the deputies reported, appeared to have been chewed off.
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Biometrics include information about children's bodies including their faces, fingerprints and DNA.
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It can store up to 100 fingerprints across 50 different user profiles.
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At least no one had to dust those cheese slices for fingerprints.
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""Unlike fingerprints, DNA reveals deeply personal information about individuals and their relatives.
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Forensic analysts use probabilistic software programs to evaluate fingerprints, faces and DNA.
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Fingerprints were used to identified the woman as Ravenelle, Durán Mejia said.
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To date, cyber fingerprints have been found by at least 39 states.
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In the application, the ATF should require fingerprints and two recent photographs.
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I love the fingerprints and the bullet casings and all the rest.
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Sure, the government will have your fingerprints, but won't they anyway, eventually?
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LAPD is currently testing it for fingerprints, hair and other DNA information.
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Mr. Comello's fingerprints were found on the license plate, the police said.
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Your vacuum cleans your floor in exchange for your own sticky fingerprints.
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The Mexican immigration agency tries to keep its fingerprints off the waitlist.
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Today, she would have had to give her fingerprints — and risk deportation.
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So when researchers created new prints by feeding a set of real fingerprints into a generative adversarial network, they only needed to create prints that matched certain portions of other fingerprints—the portions that tend to have commonalities.
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Using a macro lens on a timelapse camera, we can see the sweat pores responsible for all the fingerprints you leave behind, like when people leave bloody fingerprints at murder scene or when you smear your smartphone's touchscreen.
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The Chicago Tribune reported that 13,000 employees don&apost have fingerprints on file.
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The morgue used fingerprints to identify the body as Brittman, the lawsuit said.
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Furthermore, it's never been proven, scientifically, that fingerprints actually are unique to individuals.
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The police were not able to gather useable fingerprints, surveillance footage, or witnesses.
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The mobile scanners check fingerprints against two national UK databases: IABS and IDENT1.
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Do you have moments where you can hear your fingerprints in other bands?
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"What it's doing is capturing small, small squares—little partial fingerprints," he said.
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It stores fingerprints from asylum-seekers and notes where they were first fingerprinted.
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The Hong Kong rally has the Chinese central bank's fingerprints all over it.
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An Indian woman gets her fingerprints read during the registration process for Aadhaar.
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FBI experts about 10 years later identified his fingerprints on the holy book.
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At the main gates, visitors submit fingerprints that are tied to the bands.
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You can see her fingerprints all over these artists who have come after.
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Both women, the lawmaker added, had already had fingerprints taken at the border.
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Integrated VPNs and fingerprints are now "all standard in Sailfish", he also noted.
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"My fingerprints are on this door and I was freaking out," he said.
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Their fingerprints and other information was then shared with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Biometric identifiers like fingerprints will be all you need to make a purchase.
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It's a crime scene that likely has all of our fingerprints on it.
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He knows that everything about today's game has his fingerprints all over it.
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Red's fingerprints are on Buck's and Merle's songs, as theirs are on his.
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He has damaged his fingertips, so law enforcement cannot ID him from fingerprints.
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FBI researchers claim fingerprints are right more than 99 percent of the time.
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There's clearly a coating over the screen that somehow, magically, makes fingerprints invisible.
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They hope to scan the planets' atmospheres for possible chemical fingerprints of life.
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The Fire TV Cube picks up fingerprints and dust like there's no tomorrow.
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I don't think she wants to leave any fingerprints, that's what I think.
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According to the act, biometric information includes fingerprints, iris scans and face geometry.
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The science and pseudoscience surrounding the study of fingerprints has a long history.
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By the 1920s, fingerprints were a quick and easy way to identify people.
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"Without fingerprints and other personal data, it's practically not even researchable," she said.
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However, he advised caution when using fingerprints for banking and large financial transactions.
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Officials told his father they identified him through his fingerprints, the family said.
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This can make it tricky to determine the fingerprints of many biological molecules.
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She was identified through fingerprints by the Harris County Institute of Forensic Sciences.
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In fact, Uber failed to take drivers' fingerprints like many taxi companies do.
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"My fingerprints are on this door and I was freaking out," he testified.
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Fingerprints and iris prints can both be extracted from sufficiently high-resolution photographs.
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Our sources say the knife is currently being tested for hair and fingerprints.
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Johns' fingerprints are all over everything at DC — books, movies, TV, the works.
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Of the center's 1.6 million fingerprints, less than three percent are for videos.
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The banks themselves are not keeping caches of actual fingerprints or eye patterns.
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Here was a clever way to get in front of it: Wiping fingerprints.
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Most phones already come with an oleophobic coating to resist oil and fingerprints.
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Before there were mugshots and fingerprints, inmates were identified solely based on characteristics.
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In order to complete the registration, Kelley would have submitted fingerprints and fees.
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Police did so after they had difficulty identifying Ramos through fingerprints, Altomare said.
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Fingerprints can be copied, and even retina scans have been defeated by hackers.
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"The incident has Israeli fingerprints," Mounir al-Maqdah, the Fatah official, told Reuters.
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Two bicycles were found at the scene along with blood and multiple fingerprints.
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The president also has his fingerprints on two key primary races on Tuesday.
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That's a petty, pointless move that had Trump's small fingerprints all over it.
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So they could have argued that that's safer than a cab with fingerprints.
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Cops will take a mug shot, fingerprints and give Cuba a court date.
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Smartphones are known to be magnets for fingerprints, smudges and other yucky stuff.
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Ironically, fingerprints are part of the reason many kids are stuck in Tornillo.
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Several of those heat waves bear the fingerprints of human-caused climate change.
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"I'm sure his fingerprints were on some of that project," Mr. Goode said.
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They initially tried to learn Mr. Ramos's identity through his fingerprints, he said.
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Traditional physical biometrics, like fingerprints or irises, require special scanning hardware for authentication.
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Fingerprints can also be used to unlock the device on a biometric scanner.
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Did you know that, like fingerprints, no two people's heartbeats are quite alike?
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If these DNA fingerprints did not match, that signaled a lab mix-up.
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Four of the people on board, including Bryant, were formally identified by fingerprints.
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But when her fingerprints were run through ICE's database, they got a hit.
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Many countries are enrolling people through fingerprints, footprints, iris scans and facial recognition.
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But remembering what bond vigilantes look like, it certainly had fingerprints on them.
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But investigators had not found fingerprints or blood connecting it to a perpetrator.
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Rooney himself left fingerprints all over the game, and all over American life.
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Saudi fingerprints are on a staggering number of terrorist attacks the world over.
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It recommends that S10 owners re-scan their fingerprints after it goes through.
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The C.B.P. officer shouted at her for scanning her fingerprints wrong, she said.
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Windows are decorated with the smudgy fingerprints of tiny children with big imaginations.
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Garland Briggs's fingerprints — and apparently contained Dougie Jones's wedding ring inside his stomach.
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Her fingerprints and her record still popped up in certain criminal-background checks.
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Previously, biometric data of fingerprints and DNA came from criminal arrests and investigations.
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Mueller may be long gone, but his fingerprints are all over this case.
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Fingerprints are now only required of the adult who is sponsoring the minor.
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I ultimately found that the best use cases for fake fingerprints are situational.
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No blood evidence, no footprints and no fingerprints tied Irons to the crime.
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The chart shows that volcanoes leave distinct fingerprints in the global temperature record.
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Their fingerprints are then cross-checked against various biometric databases, including the FBI biometric database; the DHS biometric database, which includes terrorist watch list information; and the Defense Department database, which includes fingerprints that have been obtained around the world.
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Homeland Security policy is to collect fingerprints from non-US citizens between the age of 14 and 79 as they enter the country, along with a growing number of fingerprints taken from undocumented immigrants apprehended by Customs and Border Patrol.
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He paid for his own ticket to see "The Post" at a theater in Pleasantville, N.Y. No one in the audience realized that the fingerprints on someone's bucket of popcorn would have matched fingerprints the F.B.I. found on the Pentagon Papers.
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Like fingerprints and faces (we'll ignore twins for now) everyone's ear canal is different, but unlike fingerprints and faces, you don't unwittingly leave a copy of your biometric password behind when you pick up a glass or smile for a photo.
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What makes fingerprint-based background checks the gold standard is the use of fingerprints — a highly-accurate way to confirm someone's identity compared to a name-based check, and the universality of fingerprints used among state and federal government agencies.
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That means scrubbing down those keys and wiping the fossilized fingerprints off your screen.
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Police identified the fingerprints from the photograph, then matched it to the alleged dealer.
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An operator helps an elderly woman scan her fingerprints as she enrolls for Aadhar.
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The license would require fingerprints, an interview and completion of a gun safety course.
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Think of it as the digital equivalent of testing for fingerprints or gunshot residue.
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Mozilla says that fingerprints, facial recognition, PINs and security keys will all be supported.
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The gun recovered from the scene had no bullets, no clip, and no fingerprints.
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It's a cosign from the Atlanta native whose fingerprints are all over trap music.
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YouTube shares the digital fingerprints of removed videos with a consortium of tech companies.
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Digital fingerprints can also be blocked to better stop ads from tracking you online.
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Kaite alleges that the company accommodated another employee whose fingerprints couldn&apost be read.
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He doesn't sleep, he's not warm-blooded, and has no body heat or fingerprints.
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With no fingerprints and Ramos refusing to cooperate, police turned to more creative methods.
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"You don't identify a person through a mugshot versus fingerprints," she told the outlet.
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"Crime scenes in the past were about fingerprints and footsteps," says Mr Ben-Peretz.
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The days of constantly having to wipe away greasy fingerprints would be gone forever.
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Soft touch plastic makes this thing feel great, but boy does it attract fingerprints.
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Its authentication technology secures traditional passwords and also biometrics like fingerprints, faces and voices.
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This means PCs will use Windows Hello face authentication, fingerprints, or a PIN code.
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"You can still exploit fingerprints, someone's facial recognition, and someone's iris scan," she said.
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The shiny Microsoft logo in back attracted a few fingerprints, but that's about it.
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But Lhermitte said it's too early to tell whether there are climate fingerprints here.
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Applied to an artwork, fractals become personalized fingerprints, distinctive hallmarks of the artist's brushstroke.
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The Louis Vuitton Don left his fingerprints all over nearly every video he's released.
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According to the medical examiner report, his body was identifiable only by his fingerprints.
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We're told cops are on the case ... taking fingerprints and looking for surveillance video.
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The Note7 can store up to four fingerprints, but only one pair of irises.
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The company has its fingerprints on almost every corner of the health care system.
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Investigators have declined comment beyond saying that Abdeslam's fingerprints were found in the apartment.
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If you have an arrest record, a law enforcement agency already has your fingerprints.
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Check out the vid ... Brad says Devin's fingerprints are all over the new tracks.
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He said officials said they ran the existing fingerprints again and got a match.
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It turns out that handwriting is as unique an identifier as a person's fingerprints.
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Just maybe don't store your fingerprints and don't keep your handguns (??) and passport inside.
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It was purely circumstantial, she warned the jury: no eyewitnesses, no fingerprints, no DNA.
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Can we outlaw gloves to ensure that fingerprints are left at every crime scene?
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Even regular biometrics like fingerprints and irises can be socially engineered out of you.
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"The most ideal surface for fingerprints is something that's smooth and nonporous," like plexiglass.
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Police are searching for a Tunisian suspect whose fingerprints were found inside the truck.
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Officials said the knife had been tested for DNA, fingerprints and other forensic evidence.
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Police found Abdeslam's fingerprints in a house raided in another Brussels neighborhood on Tuesday.
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The Dreamers trusted the federal government with their personal information, including fingerprints and addresses.
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No fingerprints could be lifted from the man's remains and his body was cremated.
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You don't need fingerprints or DNA, you don't need an eyewitness to the crime.
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Handmade rings with engravings of the actual fingerprints and handwriting of a loved one
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Fingerprints aside, Motorola is great at crafting devices that feel great in the hand.
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Not only the sort of odd disciplines like bite-mark matching, but even fingerprints.
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It will also provide their photos, addresses and fingerprints, without compromising "any individual's privacy".
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All this before Heather turns up dead, with Jill's fingerprints found on the gun.
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And like a smartphone, you can enter multiple fingerprints, though one is probably plenty.
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So, you go and get your picture taken and all of your fingerprints taken.
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The hackers' fingerprints resembled those of the GRU, Russia's military intelligence, familiar from 2016.
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Fingerprints, food and other stains wipe off easily on walls painted with Emerald®.
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Above, an agreement ending a dispute over a chicken, complete with the parties' fingerprints.
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We're talking forensic evidence here, in the shape of fingerprints left by one's FINGERTIP.
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It didn't surprise me to discover Mr. Walker's fingerprints all over these electrifying demonstrations.
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Instead, fingerprints will be required only of the adult who is sponsoring the minor.
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The darkness is visible on them, graphite fingerprints that feel human, considered and kind.
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Specific colors of light absorbed by the air provide fingerprints that identify specific molecules.
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Latent fingerprints pulled from the rearview mirror of Lee's car did not match Syed's.
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"I can see Gus Weiss' fingerprints all over it," he wrote in his notebook.
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With no fingerprints or security camera footage, the police were left with few clues.
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All those places where you and your family leave a million fingerprints every day.
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See for yourself: The matte glass resists fingerprints more than the glossy iPhone 11.
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The uninitiated ignored the imperfections while the inhabitants assigned blame for the offending fingerprints.
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Customs and Border Protection already collects fingerprints on everyone over 14 in its custody.
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It is easy to steal someone else's identity papers but not so their fingerprints.
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Nothing had been taken, and no fingerprints or DNA were found from the killer.
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Everything I just mentioned has the fingerprints of public policy — irresponsible, reckless public policy.
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It would also require customers be notified of compromised biometric information such as fingerprints.
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The rules will require people listed on the trust to submit fingerprints and photographs.
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I did notice that the special black finish is prone to smudges and fingerprints.
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"The clouds are like fingerprints," Nesbitt says, pointing to the clouds along the ridge.
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That meant long hours in a morgue, often at night, taking fingerprints and photographs.
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What liberals don't want is to have Democratic fingerprints on this political crime scene.
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Both the screen and backside are fairly resistant to fingerprints, too — a nice bonus.
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"We worked very hard to keep our fingerprints off of these proposals," McConnell says.
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So in preparation for this brave new world, I decided to replace my fingerprints.
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"We worked very hard to keep our fingerprints off of these proposals," he said.
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Cops dusted Dikembe's car for fingerprints but it's unclear if they got a hit.
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I will keep using you—without prosthetics fingerprints—until my beloved iPhone 7 dies.
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Futurehaircut has a show at Fingerprints Music in Long Beach, CA, opening January 27th.
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It was returned a week later, and the police dusted the statue for fingerprints.
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It&aposs just a quite interesting if this turns out to be true, this CBS report that, you know, his fingerprints had been in some way, you know, sanded off or otherwise manipulated to not be able to be taking his fingerprints.
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Scott aids the brash, jilted "Woo," but his fingerprints are otherwise mercifully hard to see.
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A check of his fingerprints determined the 26-year-old was in the country illegally.
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Touch ID can even log into different macOS Sierra user accounts based on different fingerprints.
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Investigators have managed to lift a pair of fingerprints belonging to one of the hands.
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But, upon being taken to the station, Daryl refuses to have his fingerprints taken. Why?
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By day two, its slippery black, mirrored surface turns from shiny to covered in fingerprints.
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Mr. Levandowski then wiped and reformatted the laptop in an attempt to erase forensic fingerprints.
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We were able to identify FHII-hosted sites through SSH fingerprints & Hostname hacking among others.
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Currently when people enter China, their fingerprints are collected before they can enter the country.
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The UNHCR collects some initial biographical information, identifying documents, and sometimes biometric data like fingerprints.
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The new rules require users to either have their fingerprints verified or their faces scanned.
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Could, or should, a living suspect's fingerprints be used to access a phone, for example?
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The 6-Series has a brushed, gunmetal appearance that completely hides fingerprints, smudges, and dust.
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As for the other man, he was later properly identified at the morgue through fingerprints.
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We are all made up of so many different things; as different as our fingerprints.
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The vote was also affected by problems with smart-card readers that authenticate voters' fingerprints.
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It looks pretty cool, though the plastic feels a little cheap and collects fingerprints easily.
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Soon, police stations could have a lot more dirt on you than just your fingerprints.
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But the shiny front collects fingerprints, and the controllers' black plastic looks and feels cheap.
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So not only are smears and fingerprints more obvious, they're much harder to wipe away.
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In the end, it wasn't stakeouts or fingerprints or cell phone records that got him.
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Fingerprints left behind at the scene led to two people: Ines Madani and Ornella Gilligmann.
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The Bakraoui brothers were identified by their fingerprints and on security cameras, the prosecutor said.
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HHS now provides immigration authorities with names, dates of birth, and fingerprints of potential sponsors.
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The new FS9100 sensor is designed to detect fingerprints through up to 1mm of glass.
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As we told you ... the knife is currently undergoing testing for hair, fingerprints and DNA.
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In 1901, the New York City Civil Service Commission began requiring fingerprints for job applications.
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Even the back of the Note 8 looks great (when it's not covered in fingerprints).
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"I remember it because my fingerprints were on it," Clapper said of the 2002 assessment.
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And it's much easier to steal pictures of someone's face than to steal someone's fingerprints.
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The rambunctious Fancy Bear group also left some interesting fingerprints while stealing the Democrats' porridge.
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The HHS policy of sharing fingerprints with ICE would put them at risk for deportation.
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Suspects may be on shakier constitutional grounds when it comes to biometric data like fingerprints.
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But what if fingerprints are on a surface that isn't flat, like a door's handle?
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Here, too, we detect the fingerprints of the founders, who feared tyranny by legislative majorities.
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"You've got an opportunity to actually put fingerprints on things that become law," he said.
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Aadhaar takes fingerprints and iris scans to generate a national identity number for every Indian.
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Less often acknowledged is the degree to which many of these appointments bear Icahn's fingerprints.
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"Study after study finds discernible fingerprints of climate change in contemporary heat waves," Shepherd said.
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Altomare said that earlier reports about Ramos' fingerprints having been mutilated or altered were incorrect.
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Criminal history, potential ties to terrorist activity and fingerprints are all part of the process.
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Investigations should involve photos, fingerprints, and DNA analysis of the dead and fighters captured alive.
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"Yes, these techniques have stylistic fingerprints that are specific to certain musical languages," Wells says.
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Dave: So, we leave these on so that we don't get fingerprints on the watches.
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During registration, fingerprints will be matched against the data stored on identification cards, he said.
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The savvy culprit didn't leave behind fingerprints, shoe prints, or any other discrete, identifying details.
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There appear to be general fear fingerprints corresponding to different phobias that occur across populations.
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But none remotely match the impact of the two biggest rap singles bearing his fingerprints.
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Before you enter, you have your passport seized, your eyes scanned and your fingerprints taken.
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The database doesn't contain images themselves, but rather, hashes—digital fingerprints that identify a file.
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Bannon's fingerprints are all over the executive order banning entry from seven Muslim-majority nations.
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The not-so-invisible hand of the institution leaves its fingerprints all over the syllabus.
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There were no corroborating witnesses, fingerprints, DNA, or blood evidence connecting Irons to the crime.
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The police had Mr. Germany's fingerprints on file, but for years, there were no matches.
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He didn't have fingerprints or an iris scan or a photo or even a name.
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Parnham was eventually caught after investigators identified his DNA, handwriting and fingerprints on the letters.
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They may have the same DNA and fingerprints, but their hearts are not the same.
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Mehta travels back further, to deeper, more distant causes; the global North's fingerprints are everywhere.
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I took ink fingerprints on paper cards and used a Polaroid camera for mug shots.
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CreditCreditErik Tanner for The New York Times Reid Hoffman's fingerprints are all over Silicon Valley.
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The Russians didn't leave DNA evidence on the server racks and fingerprints on the keyboards.
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A pro-government newspaper claims a Syrian national, identified from fingerprints, was behind the attack.
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The strictest state law, in Illinois, focuses on physical traits, like fingerprints and facial geometry.
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Permitting delays and redundancies have left fingerprints on virtually every element of America's critical infrastructure.
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You know what cleans streaks and fingerprints and splatters off stainless steel in a jiffy?
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And the debris it left scattered around the airport had Iranian fingerprints all over it.
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"The fingerprints are all over this one — it's not like a big mystery," he said.
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She then analyzed the samples for their isotopic fingerprints, which provided insight into their origins.
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This makes for a beautiful yet fragile phone that is prone to picking up fingerprints.
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Two of her fingers were well enough preserved to yield fingerprints using a new method.
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Under the new registration, users' fingerprints are captured alongside scans of their national identity cards.
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Some phones can use fingerprints, facial recognition, and iris scanners to unlock instead of passwords.
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Those with criminal records were encouraged to disclose them—their fingerprints might give them away.
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Cameras are so good that they can read fingerprints and iris patterns from meters away.
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No murder weapon was left behind, and no fingerprints or other forensic evidence was recovered.
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James Turrell's fingerprints are all over the work Kanye has been putting out in 2019.
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Two rounds had Haig's fingerprints on them as well as tool marks from his workshop.
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As technology advanced, the fingerprints were introduced into the databases to search for a match.
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The Navy, meanwhile, did not submit 2628 (28500 percent) fingerprints and 6900 (2628 percent) reports.
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This, he said, was one of several "Mossad fingerprints" pointing to Israel as the perpetrator.
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She carries around her relationship like a collector's item, afraid to taint it with fingerprints.
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Deleting files can also leave behind digital fingerprints and there can be duplicate files elsewhere.
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If you left fingerprints at a crime scene, they were entered into a centralized database.
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Idsinga said they are using fingerprints, dental records and DNA analysis to identify the remains.
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Throughout, Jay proves that each handmade vehicle is as unique as the builder's own fingerprints.
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The device is controlled by an app, so as to avoid fingerprints on the reflection.
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He put in the request to have Martinez's fingerprints checked against those found at Irene's.
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Europe has been walloped by extreme weather events that bear the fingerprints of climate change.
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And fingerprints left on commonplace items like drinking glasses can be easily duplicated by criminals.
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Police say the firearm recovered at the scene had Scott's DNA and fingerprints on it.
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His lack of a criminal record, for instance, meant investigators had no fingerprints to work with.
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"My fingerprints are on this door and I was freaking out," he said in the testimony.
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In fact, these ratios are usually so unique that researchers treat them as "fingerprints" for bodies.
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The fingerprints of fairy-tale culture aren't limited to Gypsy's warped understanding of sex and relationships.
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For $225 a year, CLEAR checks users' identities and links them to iris scans and fingerprints.
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It's no secret that biometrics — your fingerprints and your face — aren't protected under the Fifth Amendment.
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Even clear, clean, complete fingerprints are not the perfect indicator that they are often presented as.
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AI can generate fake fingerprints that work as master keys for smartphones that use biometric sensors.
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Known as DeepMasterPrints, these artificially generated fingerprints are similar to the master key for a building.
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I do wish the remote was matte instead of gloss plastic, which picks up fingerprints instantly.
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KS: And they had lovely people and you went and got your eyes and your fingerprints.
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So it feels entirely right for Beyoncé that her creative fingerprints are all over this issue.
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By using machine learning techniques, Aperio essentially creates fingerprints of these sensors based on this noise.
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Today you'll similarly find elite fingerprints all over the falsehoods that structure so much our politics.
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This could include everything from fingerprints, facial recognition and heartbeats as way to verify a payment.
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Investigators found no clues or usable fingerprints from the car and no witnesses, according to KDKA.
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The fingerprints of climate change were visible in extreme weather from the North Pole to Louisiana.
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In only a week, I've polished and polished and polished and somehow more fingerprints magically appear.
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And the more we learn that Peter Strzok is involved, his dirty fingerprints are over everything.
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An expert testified that "none of the 51 fingerprints found on the squad car" matched Ruszczyk's.
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This is Fingerprints' first commercial launch with multi modalities Reporting by Olof Swahnberg and Helena Soderpalm
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Why wouldn't he just wipe off the knife and hope he'd gotten his fingerprints off it?
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Moreover, none of Avery's fingerprints were found anywhere in or on the car, including the hood.
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The fingerprints of individual devices on the house's electrical network aren't that difficult to figure out.
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LIKE A CRIMINAL and his fingerprints, every gun leaves its mark on the ammunition it uses.
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The source said investigators recovered from the weapon fingerprints, blood and DNA that matched with Scott.
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He could reach into his pocket and pull out his phone, unlocking it with his fingerprints.
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Unfortunately for us, that would make the chances of detecting its fingerprints from afar quite slim.
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Fingerprints taken by Italian authorities reportedly match those found inside the truck at Berlin's Christmas market.
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Worse, his fingerprints were all over the market's excesses, when it soared and when it fell.
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By way of analogy, imagine you're a forensic scientist dusting for fingerprints at a murder scene.
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All of the cancers had at least two different fingerprints, while some had at least six.
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Police have already nagged to get access to its fingerprints and have been rebuffed—for now.
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The couple had their photographs and fingerprints taken and were put in separate cells in isolation.
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Waymo accused Levandowski of attempting to "erase any forensic fingerprints" via a reformat of his laptop.
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Mishandling the knife may mean fingerprints rubbed off, and adds to the likelihood there's contaminant DNA.
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"Nowadays you can easily and cheaply create fake fingerprints," he explained in an EPFL news release.
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A search on the prints proved vain because here were government blockages on searching those fingerprints.
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The fingerprints of engineers are embedded in everything we use, even if we can't see them.
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"Big things happen and last when the fingerprints of both parties are on them," he added.
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But the two cannot share information because the fingerprints generated by each technology are not compatible.
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The hackers' haul even included 23 million fingerprints of job applicants who has undergone background investigations.
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Are the government's fingerprints on the heroin knife which is sticking out of this nation's back?
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The report cited no witnesses, fingerprints, evidence, confessions or production of stolen property, the Herald noted.
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One night, after a show, Peaches noticed her body was "covered in little fingerprints and handprints."
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This story also has been updated to reflect new reporting from police regarding the suspect's fingerprints.
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There are various type of these biometrics, such as fingerprints, facial recognition, iris scanning and voiceprints.
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Abdeslam's fingerprints were also found during an earlier raid in Brussels, but he has eluded police.
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His uncle, as his sponsor, would have to have home visits, a background check, submit fingerprints.
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Clarification: This story has been updated to reflect new reporting from police regarding the suspect's fingerprints.
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Fingerprints suggested he spent the initial weeks after the attack in the northern borough of Schaerbeek.
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It also attracts fingerprints and looks pretty dirty even after just a few minutes of use.
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Landyn's fingerprints were found on the outside of the home's door, according to court officials. 2.
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Judge Gorsuch will leave his fingerprints on the Constitution a lot longer than Jeff Sessions will.
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Clues to Mr. Abdeslam's continued presence, including his fingerprints, started to seem more mocking than tantalizing.
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That raid, which yielded Mr. Abdeslam's fingerprints, did not begin as an attempt to capture him.
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You can use your fingerprints (as ID) as opposed to always coming to your driver's license.
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It includes all field offices, asylum offices and Application Support Centers, which collect fingerprints and biometrics.
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While the grad students and technicians produced fingerprints, Woese spent his time staring at the spots.
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Hayes saw that he was checking fingerprints against a database as impermanent as last winter's snow.
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And a skillful attacker could alter the results of a vote without leaving any obvious fingerprints.
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He said that the authorities had recovered a handprint along with fingerprints at the attack site.
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They have actually been together since Freundlich cast her in his movie, The Myth of Fingerprints.
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"They don't have any fingerprints," said Lt. John Grimpel of the Police Department's public information office.
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For days, they collected no fingerprints and took no photos or videos of the crime scene.
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She showed little remorse in court as she described wiping away fingerprints and burning her clothing.
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"God knows, the container may even have fingerprints on it, it's a smoking gun," he said.
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So, if the police can take your fingerprints, can't they use them to unlock your phone?
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Take a quick inventory of today's indie rock, and you'll find this three piece's fingerprints everywhere.
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Bottom line ... Kobe's fingerprints will be all over Friday's game, and the world will be watching.
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Perfect for tight spaces and quick cleanups, Weiman Stainless Steel Cleaning Wipes quickly make fingerprints vanish.
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"Any effort to kill immigration reform usually has Mr. Miller's fingerprints on it," Durbin told reporters.
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Our sources say cops are poring through the suitcases and weed bags for DNA and fingerprints.
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Machines will scan buyers' fingerprints at every purchase, and there are strict quotas to prevent overindulgence.
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Again, it's not that the laptop is ugly — if you can stomach stubborn fingerprints, it's fine.
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There were no fingerprints on the stolen 9-millimeter handgun that was used in the murder.
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Yet the government has delayed running it through the F.B.I.'s database of 70 million fingerprints.
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But, like fingerprints, it was only possible to match prints already on file, not new ones.
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The next phase involved replacing passwords altogether with unique biometric identifiers, like fingerprints or iris scans.
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And the city lied about how long it took to process the fingerprints of its detainees.
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Routine cleaning of your controller will help to keep it free of dust, fingerprints, and smudges.
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Cerebrospinal fluid analysis revealed tell-tale amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles, the fingerprints of Alzheimer's disease.
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We could go into great details, such as your fingerprints, if I had a magnifying glass.
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The option to require two simultaneous fingerprints to scan together also should help increase security options.
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Fingerprints recorded on the device are automatically deleted when an officer logs off, the Met said.
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Fingerprints on Cali's vehicle will be compared to the suspect's, Shea said Who was Frank Cali?
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They directly check local law enforcement and mental health agencies, contact references, and run your fingerprints.
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Microbiological technology allows officials to obtain a DNA fingerprints of the pathogen, according to the CDC.
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The Mueller Report details one Miami-based event with Russian fingerprints that got the campaign's attention.
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After I installed it and re-enrolled my fingerprints, the Galaxy's reader showed a marked improvement.
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The fingerprints on the paper act as literal marks of this — the index of past handling.
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This time, at least so far, no one seems to want any fingerprints on an impasse.
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Pennsylvania state police said they were investigating the incident and testing a pill bottle for fingerprints.
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Still, the fingerprints of basketball coaches in the working group's recommendation were not hard to miss.
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Google's Pixel support page does, but in relatively mild terms, saying only "anyone whose fingerprints you add will be able to unlock your device and authorize purchases with your account" and noting that secondary users should store their fingerprints as part of a separate user profile.
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The gang members used their own fingerprints and retina scans for the fake Aadhaar cards, and police said they recovered a range of devices used as part of the scheme, including fingerprint scanners, iris scanners, chemically prepared artificial fingerprints, rubber stamps, GPS devices, and printing material.
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Like those early teams, the investigators in the Kumra mansion were looking for fingerprints, footprints, and hair.
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Every law enforcement agency shares biometric data, like fingerprints, with the FBI, which shares them with ICE.
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So I said OK, I gave them my fingerprints, and started the process of applying for asylum.
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It's not for navigating, avoiding fingerprints while you play games, or typing on the on-screen keyboard.
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It's not for navigating, avoiding fingerprints while you play games, or typing on the on-screen keyboard.
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Remains of all the victims were identified after the crash, either through dental records, DNA or fingerprints.
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Researchers at the Fitzwilliam Museum discovered 3,000-year-old fingerprints on the lid of an Egyptian coffin.
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Rosenbach says she did not give permission for the company to collect and store her son's fingerprints.
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Fingerprints aren't like DNA, which only has a certain number of possible combinations at each individual point.
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The identifying markers on fingerprints—the ridges, lines, and branches—are more subjective and harder to pinpoint.
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If there is an industry being impacted by tech, LocalGlobe has probably already left fingerprints on it.
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Buyers must undergo a background check, submit fingerprints, and their purchase is registered in a federal database.
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No gun or fingerprints were found in the case and the prosecution's key witness offered contradictory testimony.
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" It later cuts to Mr. Schumer saying of Mr. Rubio, "His fingerprints are all over that bill.
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That both men's fingerprints on this album are so clear is one indication of its patchwork approach.
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Reviewers call it "simple, sleek, [and] lightweight" and note that it doesn't pick up fingerprints too easily.
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I think the biggest misnomer is it's not your fingerprints and your iris image, it is templates.
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It's more slippery and attracts fingerprints like crazy, but so does every other phone made of glass.
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We Greens also want to secure the EU's external borders and build a sensible database of fingerprints.
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Investigators found fingerprints of Abdeslam, who was born in Belgium to Moroccan-born parents, at the scene.
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The metal bottom looks nice, but it does show fingerprints and is prone to scratching as well.
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There's nothing worse than a lovely scented hand cream that leaves greasy fingerprints all over your keyboard.
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Joker's locked up, but there's somehow trouble in Gotham that has his fingerprints (figuratively) all over it.
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But the fingerprints of industrial society are not yet buried within sedimentary strata—they're all around us.
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It's official: This Is Us's tear-stained, character-murdering sentimental fingerprints are all over television these days.
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It has left fingerprints on virtual reality, messaging platforms, games, and apps for people who like brunch.
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During the investigation, the FBI found something worrying: fingerprints from Alwan on a roadside bomb in Iraq.
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Twelve fingerprints recovered from the pressure cooker, duct tape and triggering cell phone were matched to Rahami.
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Overtime celebration piles are like snowflakes and fingerprints, with each being unique in its own beautiful way.
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Checkr doesn't use fingerprints in its background checks, something critics of Uber in particular have called for.
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They would contain geochemical fingerprints, explained Mitchell, that could show us where the construction materials came from.
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In the U.S., police can compel people to unlock their phones with fingerprints but not with passwords.
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I've got digital fingerprints on everything they've done through the F.B.I. and the fucking Department of Justice.
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One caveat: Biometric data like fingerprints and heart rate vary, and variance can be exploited by hackers.
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Smooth stylish hinge Easily picks up fingerprints Then there's the Spectre's one-of-a-kind polished hinge.
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DNA found Abdeslam's fingerprints and DNA allegedly were found on Wednesday when police raided a Brussels apartment.
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When it comes to a hack, however, investigators are looking for digital fingerprints instead of physical ones.
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Eighteen fingerprints collected from packing tape used to bind together the explosive materials matched to Al Farekh.
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By the time these Western Conference Finals are over, his fingerprints will be all over the outcome.
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From the education reform movement to cancer research, the fingerprints of the nation's wealthiest individuals are everywhere.
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He demonstrated how to lift fingerprints off different surfaces, so they can be viewed under a microscope.
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Steiner uses a special white powder to gently dust fingerprints, making them visible to the human eye.
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We did piles of paperwork, got countless sets of fingerprints and spent tens of thousands of dollars.
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"Fingerprints remain the same and can be faked, but the sweat composition is always changing," says Halámek.
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Applicants submit their fingerprints, complete four to six hours of classroom training and take a written exam.
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CNN previously reported from two law enforcement sources that the suspect's fingerprints appeared to have been altered.
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Voice prints work similarly to fingerprints or face prints, two technologies currently used to unlock cell phones.
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In addition, he wiped down the shotgun wearing gloves so there would be no fingerprints on them.
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You can see them going through the home with a flashlight while wearing gloves to hide fingerprints.
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We've already seen it happen when the OPM breach compromised the fingerprints of 14 million federal workers.
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It was the second time the authorities had found Mr. Abdeslam's fingerprints in an apartment in Brussels.
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The pickers, about a thousand of them, are required to scan their fingerprints before entering the grounds.
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Instead, the song shows Mr. Homme's fingerprints: corkscrew riffs and neatly jolting shifts of meter and tempo.
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Internet connectivity issues have led to people's fingerprints not going through at ration stations in rural India.
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First are the fingerprints, which are sure to awaken any slumbering bit of OCD in your soul.
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Such signatures are fingerprints that made it possible to match the flakes to their original alabaster quarries.
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Grace, Maya and Joaquin leap off the page as living, breathing teenagers, individual down to their fingerprints.
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It said the agency used incomplete databases to try to confirm naturalization, fingerprints and citizenship before 2008.
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Prospective sponsors are now required to submit fingerprints, and to share their information with federal immigration officers.
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It took iris scans and photos and, unlike the HIIDE, FBI standard nail-to-nail rolled fingerprints.
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How can the average Afghan even conceive of a searchable database system of fingerprints and iris scans?
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The carrier subsequently began allowing travelers to check their luggage using their fingerprints as identification as well.
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His fingerprints and DNA were also found inside a car used in the November 13 Paris attacks.
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There are no witnesses to the murder, and no other scientific evidence like fingerprints, hair or blood.
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Check. Fingerprints all over America's draconian crime policies that had a major effect on mass incarceration rates?
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The poor must scan their fingerprints at the ration shop to get their government allocations of rice.
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Stainless steel home appliances are durable, but the metal finish is susceptible to fingerprints, streaks, and smudges.
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What we know: The Legal Aid Society says the repository contained tens of thousands of youths' fingerprints.
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The scanner sends ultrasounds to detect 3D ridges of fingerprints to recognise users quickly, according to Samsung.
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That equipment case is now in the custody of Turkish investigators, who have dusted it for fingerprints.
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There are no footprints, no hair and fiber, no fingerprints of anyone else at the crime scene.
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If you're not about greasing up your phone with fingerprints, you might want to get a case.
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That data, which is housed in USCIS, includes their home addresses, passport photos, educational history, and fingerprints.
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Next, the refugee's biometric profile, such as fingerprints and photos, will be checked against an interagency database.
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Use the example for Gloria Estefan's "1-2-22000" below to understand how to read the fingerprints.
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Yeah, I have an iPad Pro ... I have enough fingerprints on my Mac's screen as it is.
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In a paper posted to arXiv earlier this month, however, researchers from New York University and the Michigan State University detailed how they trained a machine learning algorithm to generate fake fingerprints that can serve as a match for a "large number" of real fingerprints stored in databases.
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On Sunday, when Reuters visited the house, police were sifting through the wreckage, taking fingerprints and video footage.
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This is an intimate process, and Rihanna lets us see the fingerprints, the sweat stains, the fine lines.
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They used the same x-ray fluorescence spectrometry method to create fingerprints of the metals in the sculptures.
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On Wednesday, the Galveston Medical Examiner's Office confirmed to PEOPLE that fingerprints on that body matched Mosley's prints.
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And unlike other black laptops (Razer) the black finish doesn't seem quite so eager to display my fingerprints.
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Apple even patented a method for reading fingerprints through a screen, without the need for a dedicated sensor.
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Investigators initially had trouble identifying the suspect via his fingerprints because his fingers were mutilated, Fox News learned.
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Fingerprints and iris scans are mandatory for verification in the Aadhaar system, but Begum simply can't provide them.
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One data set used "rolled" fingerprints that consist of images scanned from prints that were inked on paper.
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I was nearly ready to give her my fingerprints, a blood sample, perhaps even a retinal eye scan.
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First of all, you have your identifiers on your body, your fingerprints, your iris image and your face.
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Rights activists had argued that fingerprints and retinal scans collected under Aadhaar violated an individual's right to privacy.
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That touchpad decoration collects fingerprints and distract the eye with its LED illumination, but serves zero discernible purpose.
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Thanks to his arrests on drug charges, Martinez's fingerprints should have been on file, along with his DNA.
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The laws also require fingerprints and photos in the files to be destroyed or returned to the accused.
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California requires prospective notaries to submit fingerprints for identification purposes, and we lined up to get ours scanned.
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The Alliance for Securing Democracy has catalogued Kremlin fingerprints on over 400 incidents of interference in 42 countries.
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That's six fingerprints you have to register in total, and at the time it felt like a hassle.
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India uses a biometric ID system, but U.S. citizens won't enjoy giving up their fingerprints to the government.
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You can set up to five fingerprints for the Home button to read, instead of inputting a password.
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These distinctive geometrical shapes are like fingerprints, allowing scientists to match an artist with his or her work.
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But the new regulation will require new trust members to submit to background checks, including fingerprints and photos.
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A new system will set aside fingerprints and facial recognition, and start doing brain scans as positive identification.
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Finally, the team trained a learning algorithm to recognize the "fingerprints" of the various areas across all measures.
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He was told it wasn't possible because the required fingerprints were still being processed, according to the notes.
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Why don't they have the proper things to find fingerprints or to find the person who did this?
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Just keep in mind that one day it will end up covered in fingerprints, slobber, and peanut butter.
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That strategy of avoidance bore the fingerprints of Chief Justice John Roberts, who disdains his court's perceived politicisation.
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It comes in just one color, a "midnight blue" anodized aluminum that, unfortunately, picks up fingerprints rather easily.
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And you probably will, unless you don't want that shiny aluminum exterior to be constantly marred with fingerprints.
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Twelve fingerprints recovered from the the pressure cooker, duct tape, and triggering cell phone were matched to Rahami.
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Weather, however, is only part of the story: many of these fires bear the telltale fingerprints of humans.
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The well ORGANIZED effort by Florida school students demanding gun control has GEORGE SOROS' FINGERPRINTS all over it.
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MasterCard assured Gizmodo that the fingerprints are converted into encrypted data before being stored on the EMV chip.
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The FBI explained it only runs fingerprints through a domestic criminal background system and sends the results back.
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His fingerprints are on almost every signature policy of the Juncker commission, and not always for the good.
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For some, it's easy to look at an event like this and pinpoint the fingerprints of climate change.
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But with the two matched after the coating is applied, fingerprints and grease marks become far less noticeable.
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Functional fingerprints appeared most similar between identical twins, followed by fraternal twins, nontwin siblings and, finally, unrelated participants.
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Special Agent Bill Kirkconnell agreed to take fingerprints from Kyle and feed them into the FBI's national database.
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DNA found Abdeslam's fingerprints and DNA allegedly were found three days ago when police raided a Brussels apartment.
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That number rose in 158 to at least 30 unique mutational fingerprints, each caused by a different agent.
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With those new devices, you get the fingerprints on the back of the device without any additional feature.
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" Additionally, Brielle's car was dusted for fingerprints, although according to the police report, "no usable prints were found.
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Cops sent the knife to the crime lab to be checked for fingerprints -- but no prints were recovered.
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He added that his expertise in finding the human fingerprints on modern climate change compelled him to act.
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He said he was told there was no need because they had his fingerprints and a positive identification.
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Looking for human fingerprints on these "natural" methane sources will help us understand what the future might hold.
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For his part, López Obrador would be happy to keep his fingerprints off the deal altogether for now.
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Both see the fingerprints of Liu He, a Harvard-trained economic adviser to Xi Jinping, China's powerful president.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - A U.S. recession warning from financial markets has Donald Trump's fingerprints all over it.
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In some cases, authorities used dental records, fingerprints, tattoos and serial numbers on hip implants to identify people.
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Iranian disruption of Saudi production could be catastrophic, and challenging to counter if Tehran's fingerprints were not obvious.
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The whole package is unobtrusive and unpretentious, and I've been surprised at how well the plastic resists fingerprints.
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Then, Bellamy reveals he knows that Cindy's lying — her fingerprints are found on the gun that killed Piscatella.
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Rooney, the deputy district attorney, contended that Regina's fingerprints were found "all over" the gun, the Tribune reports.
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Every zebra has a unique pattern of stripes in the same way that humans all have unique fingerprints.
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In the same way that humans all have unique fingerprints, every zebra has a unique pattern of stripes.
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Investigators recovered 12 fingerprints from the unexploded bomb on 27th Street, which F.B.I. agents matched to Mr. Rahami.
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One by one, the corpses were removed from black body bags so fingerprints and DNA could be preserved.
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Narrator: After putting the final piece in place, he wipes off any fingerprints to reveal the finished portrait.
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The Los Angeles Police Department has looked at slight differences between twins' fingerprints to improve its identification tools.
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He did not leave fingerprints, so authorities had no way to know if it was the same person.
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Traditionally, courts have treated fingerprints as "real or physical evidence" that does not require a warrant to collect.
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Westmore concedes that biometric data like fingerprints and DNA swabs can be collected as evidence for further investigation.
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He was arrested three days after the police found his fingerprints in an apartment in another Brussels neighborhood.
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Another European database contains 90,000 fingerprints "but there is no search possibility yet," the counterterrorism coordinator pointed out.
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It was the right call, making the phone easy to confidently grip and avoiding any ugly fingerprints whatsoever.
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The agency's catastrophic hack included 5.6 million fingerprints, and sensitive information on roughly a staggering 22 million people.
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Dr. Tubaigy had been on hand in case evidence like fingerprints needed to be removed, the official said.
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Mr. Rahimi was identified by his fingerprints and DNA on the unexploded devices and debris from the bombs.
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To be able to see the results of the work and to put fingerprints on the literal landscape.
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Rather, what she encounters are desolate spaces that, despite being empty, bear the fingerprints of human intervention everywhere.
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A series of fingerprints in the hot glue used to attach carbon rods to wooden pressure plate boards.
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His fingerprints are all over the albums and his arrangements are a key part of the band's success.
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And although the internet is largely free of fingerprints, Ruff's work beckons us to maintain that same criticality.
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Among the evidence collected in the cold case are fingerprints lifted from crime scenes, shoe treads, and DNA.
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The Pro models will have a soft-touch matte glass design that won't attract fingerprints quite as much.
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Major Trapero said investigators were using fingerprints from the vehicles to confirm the exact whereabouts of the assailants.
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Imprinted in the light of these wisps of subliming vapor are the fingerprints of a comet's chemical composition.
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Individuals can even use their partner's fingerprints while they sleep to unlock smartphones and download the damaging software.
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During a background check process for this permit, his fingerprints flagged him for the 1995 conviction in Mississippi.
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The alarm did not sound to a central dispatch station and no fingerprints were left behind, police said.
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Ms. Guyton said that each of the grassy patterns was as different as fingerprints, but were mathematically similar.
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Across the country, whenever they arrest someone, city departments send fingerprints and other identifying information to federal officials.
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It would be easier, and less traumatic for the children, if the administration just got their fingerprints then.
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She ran their fingerprints, but the two people disappeared before she could get any other information from them.
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A trooper collected that bottle for fingerprints, Trooper Cindy Schick, a Pennsylvania State Police spokeswoman, said on Monday.
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Kwikset says all of the fingerprints are stored on the lock and are not sent to the cloud.
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Fingerprints and evidence The bombs were packaged in manila envelopes with bubble-wrap lining, according to the FBI.
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In addition, the researchers were able to create groups of similar occupations based solely on Twitter digital fingerprints.
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That number rose in 2015 to at least 30 unique mutational fingerprints, each caused by a different agent.
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Fingerprints from Mills' unrelated arrest in 1984 matched finger prints taken from Slaten's window ledge, court papers said.
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Future research will have to see how long these fingerprints last, especially under the conditions of outer space.
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Instead, firearms would be stored in a lock box that could only be opened by scanning their fingerprints.
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The glossy black panels collect fingerprints easily, and they got scratched almost as soon as I unboxed it.
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"A wealth of information supports Dillinger's demise including 3 sets of fingerprints, all positively matched," the FBI tweeted.
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Leaving the decisions up to the convention delegates would help keep the party establishment's fingerprints off any changes.
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There are a lot of fingerprints on "Road Show," even beyond the ones that grub up everyday musicals.
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There are a lot of fingerprints on "Road Show," even beyond the ones that grub up everyday musicals.
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Pennsylvania state police said they were investigating the incident and testing one of the pill bottles for fingerprints.
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In the Summer Hits graphs, we see the fingerprints for the Top 10 summer hits for 8 years.
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As a producer and songwriter, his fingerprints are all over the pop music of the past three decades.
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Other cities, like Austin, have flat-out banned Uber and Lyft for refusing to submit drivers for fingerprints.
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Many would-be protesters were forced to give fingerprints and blood samples and prevented from traveling to Beijing.
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Images captured by New Horizons' array picked up the spectral fingerprints of unusually clean ice all over Hydra.
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Like a chemical reagent applied to crime scene fingerprints, the pink paint renders visible the traces of misconduct.
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As much as his fingerprints are all over the Trump administration's immigration policy — at least the parts that work — not all of those fingerprints are being left by Sessions himself; many are being left by staff he mentored or worked closely with, now in seats of power throughout the government.
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In my experience, the blush packaging became covered in fingerprints almost immediately after taking it out of the box.
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"The priest's room was undisturbed," he said, insisting he had dusted the whole place for fingerprints and found nothing.
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Furthermore, many of today's handsets require biometrics like fingerprints for access, making it impossible to use them without authorization.
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The house appears empty when they arrive, so Darren begins to dust for fingerprints while Jack clears the house.
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The 90s fingerprints are all over A Good Night and it's an era that's close to the rapper's heart.
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His fingerprints are all over her recent speeches about working across party lines and crafting a new industrial strategy.
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Then, just weeks before OPM booted them out, they grabbed approximately 5.6 million digital images of government employee fingerprints.
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My biggest complaint about the tablet configuration is the glossy screen, which too easily picks up dirt and fingerprints.
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Under this week's change, only a parent or individual directly responsible for a child will have to submit fingerprints.
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In the Office of Personnel Management breach last year, for instance, hackers stole data for 5.6 million people's fingerprints.
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This statement appears to be asserting that a leak is only critical if it includes fingerprints or iris scans.
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These synthetic fingerprints were then fed to a "discriminator" neural net that determined if they were genuine or fake.
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So while still under FBI suspicion for his involvement with WikiLeaks, Katz dutifully mailed his fingerprints to the FBI.
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He has catalogued their distinctive markings, as unique to them as fingerprints are to people, using pattern-recognition software.
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Blood samples, fingerprints, photos of irises, and other identifying data were collected, as Human Rights Watch reported in 2017.
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More Fingerprints of a Changing ClimateAn aerial photo of Hammond, Louisiana during a bout of record floods in August.
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One big difference between faces and other biometric data, such as fingerprints, is that they work at a distance.
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In the clip, he demonstrates how fingerprints can be scanned and printed with conductive ink to unlock the devices.
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"I think ultimately the technology around identification, whether facial recognition or fingerprints, is coming to all transactions," Jacobson said.
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In that stage, your DNA can be taken, fingerprints can be taken, and you can be strip searched physically.
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It works with speeds up to 1703 MB/s, and it can recognize fingerprints in less than a second.
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Forensic scientists will have to court the billionaire's favor in order to dust his $30 million book for fingerprints.
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That allows for wireless charging, but it also means you'll pick up more fingerprints — even in this red color.
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The scanner is not great — it's slow to recognize my fingerprints and failed entirely on more than one occasion.
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Police crime scene technicians checked the building's lobby for fingerprints and other evidence Saturday morning, according to news footage.
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Customers flying Delta can now board using just their fingerprints at Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA) if they wish.
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Her medical records at the time showed that he grabbed her so hard, there were fingerprints on her neck.
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Thailand plans to start making it compulsory for new prepaid or postpaid SIM card buyers to register their fingerprints.
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"Fingerprints is currently experiencing a cautious market and one contributing factor is Apple's launch," FPC said in a statement.
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Ola hopes that mandating drivers to authenticate using their fingerprints would prevent this from happening again, said a source.
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Some fingerprints turned up in every single tumor, while others were specific to just a handful of cancer types.
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Although Timbaland produced "Set It Off," Dre's fingerprints are all over Snoop's The Last Meal, where the track appears.
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Worse, Facebook seemed to have deployed the app while wearing a ski mask and gloves to hide its fingerprints.
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And that unique spyware toolkit, Kaspersky says, bears none of the fingerprints of any known nation-state hacker group.
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The intellectual fingerprints of Laclau and Mr Iglesias are all over the Labour leader's bid to restructure his party.
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So that's: Fingerprints Eyeballs Faces I have no idea why Samsung now includes so many different biometric security options.
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And then when they took us to the lockup and took our pictures and fingerprints, everything got much heavier.
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The Department of Defense maintains a third database with yet more fingerprints collected by military officers around the world.
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However, he had a dream the night that Ruth Davenport died, and his fingerprints are all over Ruth's home.
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But the back of the device is so shiny that it was covered in fingerprints most of the time.
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In addition to the fingerprints on the outside, the inside gets like crazy dusty after any kind of use.
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We know this supernova happened because it left fingerprints in the seafloor in the form of iron-60 isotopes.
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With the blockchain system, children attempting to cross the border would be asked to scan their eyes or fingerprints.
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We discussed [SPOILERS, obvs] burning evidence, fake ideas, physical security, social engineering, firmware updates, lockpicking, 220D fingerprints, and more.
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In some cases, authorities have used dental records, fingerprints, tattoos and serial numbers on hip implants to identify victims.
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For someone who has stayed clean for years, it also feels shameful to return to resubmit fingerprints and paperwork.
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Oliver-Bruno had an appointment with immigration officials to provide fingerprints and discuss a petition to delay his deportation.
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The St. Louis medical examiner's office identified Ms. Dabbs through fingerprints, Rose Psara, chief medical investigator, said on Tuesday.
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Fingerprints soon led detectives to a suspect, Alberto Aquino-Simon, 19, who was often seen socializing with Mr. Rodríguez.
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Already, many of us use our fingerprints to unlock our smartphones, and there are a range of potential applications.
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In short, though most forget Fillmore's presidency, his fingerprints are all over the political precursors to the Civil War.
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More fingerprints, found in a flat last week in the southern suburb of Forest, finally led police to him.
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Today, smartphones come built-in with a range of sensors with the capability to track our individual digital fingerprints.
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That's because of the sensitive nature attached to Touch ID, which includes information like your fingerprints and Apple Pay.
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USCIS established a sort of pop-up office in Los Angeles in January 2017 to review possibly fraudulent fingerprints.
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So even if we can't find the first episode of Turn-On, its fingerprints are pretty much everywhere else.
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Terbium Labs' 'Matchlight' product does this, and then compares fingerprints of the uncovered data with that of their clients.
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Every time they touch a shovel it ends up being a murder weapon with their fingerprints in it. 221.
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Any database can be hacked—fingerprints and iris scans are already popular commercial goods that are pulled by companies.
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Biographic information is gathered and in some areas along the border, biometrics -- fingerprints -- are also taken in the field.
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"A wealth of information supports Dillinger's demise including 3 sets of fingerprints, all positively matched," the FBI tweeted Thursday.
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Jones wasn't just telling the history of slavery and how its fingerprints can be found all over the nation.
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The murder weapon — a steak knife pulled from a butcher block in Rea's kitchen — did not yield any fingerprints.
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Prosecutors say the weapon had Kodak's fingerprints and a live round in the chamber that jammed during the shooting.
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And a really bad move when Virgil is found dead and P.T.'s fingerprints are all over the place.
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Jeff Hollingsworth, the prosecutor, acknowledged to jurors in his closing argument that the fingerprints did not match Mr. Williams's.
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The police, who initially thought it was an accidental death, did not immediately dust for fingerprints, or collect DNA.
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ZTE allows for various biometrics, fingerprints, Eyeprint ID, and voice recognition, to be used in conjunction with each other.
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But in the long run, you'll save time, eliminate glass-tapping and delay the inevitable loss of your fingerprints.
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The worker said "we use our fingerprints to clock in and clock out" on the hospital's payroll timekeeping system.
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Seven months later, the F.B.I. matched the fingerprints taken from Mr. Alfallaj when he applied to become a pilot.
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It even leaves an invisible coating on your screen that is capable of resisting dust, dirt, oils, and fingerprints.
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Though the operations bore the fingerprints of Russia's intelligence services, the authorities initially saw them as isolated, unconnected attacks.
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Our faces are also easier to capture than biometrics like fingerprints and DNA, which require physical contact or samples.
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I learned about "horripilation" (the proper name for goose bumps) and "adermatoglyphia" (the rare condition of having no fingerprints).
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Clear is a privately run company that uses biometrics like your fingerprints and eyeballs to verify that you're you.
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Phys Ed We may each have a movement "signature" that, like our face or fingerprints, is unique to us.
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After cleaning, a bit of the coconut oil remains on the surface to protect the shine and repel fingerprints.
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Under Operation Janus, officials had found that hundreds of thousands of fingerprints were missing from a centralized fingerprint system.
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Flip the device around and use the microfiber pad to wipe all the gunk and fingerprints off your screen.
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For a thief or spy to turn master fingerprints into smartphone keys would require a lot of additional work.
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To clean the outside of your Xbox One, use a microfiber cloth to remove fingerprints, dirt, or other smudges.
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Inquiries to residents, village organizations, the post office and local bank had yielded nothing, nor had tests for fingerprints.
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Some fingerprints turned up in every single tumour, while others were specific to just a handful of cancer types.
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The fingerprints smudging the blank expanse of the paper suggest that he never thought anyone would see those areas.
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His legal fingerprints can already be seen in a number of positions Mr. Trump has taken since the election.
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Climate attribution science, which looks for human fingerprints on extreme weather events, made its way into the popular imagination.
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Still, she said that there is a "huge gap" between identifying these fingerprints and tying them to individual species.
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Investigative holds remained a basic policing tool in Ville Platte, like dusting for fingerprints or mapping a crime scene.
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Rini didn't allow investigators to take his fingerprints but did allow them to take a swab for DNA testing.
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Biometric data refers to any distinguishing biological information, such as fingerprints, retina and iris patterns, voice waves and DNA.
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They drew blood from the 38-year-old Muslim, scanned his face, recorded his voice and took his fingerprints.
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According to legend, he had a face-lift, colored his brown hair black and altered his fingerprints with acid.
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According to legend, he had a face-lift, colored his brown hair black and altered his fingerprints with acid.
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You can skip long lines and use a machine to scan your passport and fingerprints, saving tons of time.
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Another wrapping paper that describes the event of exchange shows dark black fingerprints on previously folded and creased paper.
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Others have reportedly taken to burning off their fingerprints in an attempt to avoid detection later down the line.
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Or, it could warn you if a photo contains a clear shot of your fingerprints or an identifying tattoo.
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Fighters who left in the convoy, which the coalition is tracking, had given biometric data including fingerprints, Dillon said.
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This week the electoral authorities have called on the signatories to verify their support with their identification and fingerprints.
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In other cases, fingerprints that immigration officials had taken during the deportation process were not forwarded to the F.B.I. The immigration agency is supposed to check the fingerprints of applicants for citizenship against a number of databases to make sure that the applicants do not have criminal records or pose a threat.
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Hopefully you like fingerprints, too, because if the Auto Show is any indication, the Velar's screens will collect a ton.
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Fingerprints and irises offer other forms of biometric recognition, and technology to analyse gait and handwriting is also being developed.
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Alas, a shine like that comes with an inherent catch: This thing picks up fingerprints like that is its job.
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They compared her DNA, fingerprints and dental records to hundreds of missing women who were physically similar to their victim.
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His plan would make gun licenses the federal standard -- requiring fingerprints, an interview and completion of a gun safety course.
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"In the cab, in the driving cabin, fingerprints were found and there is additional evidence that support this," he added.
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The scientists used the unique markings on the undersides of the rays to identify them, much like matching human fingerprints.
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Just a little something to distract you from the eternal dread of constantly wiping all those fingerprints off your screen.
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In many ways, the data will be the fingerprints of the investigations of the Russian operations in the 2016 elections.
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Britain is particularly sensitive to any suggestion that the US would use GCHQ to keep "American fingerprints" off the spying.
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The big development in the case this week is that Freddy Burns' (Rhys Wakefield) fingerprints are found on Will's bike.
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Fraser told the court it contained Millard's fingerprints (both inside and out), gunshot residue, a used cartridge, and Bosma's blood.
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The "Secure Communities" program requires local authorities to share fingerprints and other arrest data to help track down undocumented immigrants.
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Artificial fingerprints have been developed by researchers who say they could one day be used to hack into everyday devices.
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"If you store images for three of your fingers the device may keep around 30 partial fingerprints," the researchers said.
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Turns out, the same properties that make for superior sheen also attract fingerprints faster than a season of CSI: Miami.
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It can scan a suspect's fingerprints and, providing they are on a police database, reveal their identity within 60 seconds.
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Its fingerprint sensor, which is one of the best-designed features on the phone, is super slow to recognize fingerprints.
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Even though Terry has an alibi, the mounting DNA evidence, fingerprints, and witnesses force Detective Ralph Anderson to arrest him.
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You can also unlock your device with the built-in fingerprint reader, which stores up to five of your fingerprints.
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The killer, who fled with cash and credit cards, left behind precious little evidence, in terms of fingerprints or DNA.
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Decades later, on October 10, Mason was located and his identify confirmed by matching his fingerprints, the sheriff's office said.
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It's not your kid on your identity, on your cellphone at home attaching their fingerprints or iris to your identity.
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These organizations provide YouTube's trust and safety team with digital fingerprints of reference files of known child sexual abuse content.
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The information again came from the Democratic staff on the Veterans' Affairs Committee, so it had Tester's fingerprints on it.
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Speaking in Mexico City, Tillerson said European counterparts had noticed that Russia had its fingerprints on a number of elections.
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The matte black design looked great for five seconds before it was covered in my sweaty fingerprints. And. This. Touchpad.
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Engadget notes that some P10 units didn't ship with the special oleophobic coating on the screen, designed to reduce fingerprints.
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People do all of those things with their phones every day, and the result is a smudgy mess of fingerprints.
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Manning's fingerprints were used to identify him after officials allegedly determined his IDs to be "fraudulent," according to the release.
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With these and others, fingerprints and other physical attributes have become increasingly popular ways to identify mobile and other users.
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People cannot be "matched" to this kind of evidence in the way they can be matched to fingerprints or DNA.
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The state's Biometric Information Privacy Act prohibits tech companies from using biometric identifiers—like face scans and fingerprints—without consent.
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How Your Body&aposs Unique Biosignatures Are Used for SurveillanceNot long ago, fingerprints were the cutting edge of biometric profiling.
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Details: Prosecutors cited evidence connecting the 57-year-old Florida man to the crime that included DNA linking and fingerprints.
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That is until you touch it, where like many other aluminum laptops with black finishes, it collects fingerprints with ease.
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"The fingerprints of the coal industry are all over this plan," Massachusetts attorney general Maura Healy said in a statement.
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Investigators will examine the gun for fingerprints and DNA, and review the video from the officers' body cameras, he said.
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For years, we've known that the phones we love and are glued to also record our locations, faces, and fingerprints.
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It affects light very differently to how stainless steel does, which is what makes fingerprints and grease stains stand out.
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The government will use the card to store a person's biometric data like fingerprints, iris data and other personal information.
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" Interestingly, both Granick and Horowitz said that judges have generally ruled that fingerprints, unlike passwords, are not considered "testimonial acts.
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San Francisco district attorney George Gascon, for example, famously called background checks that don't use fingerprints "completely worthless" in 2014.
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Iraq's Interior Ministry said their passports were checked, photographs and fingerprints taken before they were handed over to Qatari officials.
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Brandon Mayfield—another convert to Islam—had his fingerprints falsely linked to the scene of the Madrid bombings in 2004.
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Forensic anthropologists are still trying to figure out whether ancestral (rather than racial) differences in fingerprints can be relied upon.
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While officials are certain of their identification, they are still waiting to compare fingerprints and possibly dental and DNA records.
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Uber's background check doesn't involve fingerprints, which company officials discounted as potentially faulty (including generating "false positives") to reporters Monday.
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It is currently being tested for hair and fingerprints, TMZ says, though those tests may not be of much use.
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People don't always leave fingerprints, even if they've touched an object, according to the South Dakota Department of Criminal Investigation.
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"As soon as they said that it was by his fingerprints, that was the dagger in my heart," Kerrigan said.
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Some sources share the same set of isotopic fingerprints, making it hard to distinguish between certain fossil and microbial sources.
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After people register their fingerprints and retinal patterns they are issued with a card that gives access to public benefits.
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On one side, the petitioners said the fingerprints and retinal scans collected under Aadhaar violated an individual's right to privacy.
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A simple recognition system can use individual tattoos to identify specific suspects over time, supplementing fingerprints and simple facial photos.
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The LAPD demanded the retiree turn over the blade, and it is now being tested for hair, fingerprints, and DNA.
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"In the cab, in the driving cabin, fingerprints were found and there is additional evidence that supports this," he said.
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Today the group's fingerprints are on virtually every policy Trump advocates, from his economic agenda to his Supreme Court nominees.
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Fortunately, there is an easy way to deter voter fraud and provide strong evidence with which to convict fraudsters — fingerprints.
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When the scans are sent to the national database, the FBI says, they are bundled with fingerprints and mug shots.
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In some cases authorities used dental records, fingerprints, or the numbers off medical implants or devices found in the remains.
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In any case, scholars have detected the stylistic fingerprints of other composers in more than one passage of the opera.
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Your Pixel can store multiple fingerprints at once, so you can have some flexibility in how you unlock your phone.
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Passwords, PIN numbers, and fingerprints play a relatively small and insecure role in keeping your online accounts and data safe.
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It didn't need to be — its fingerprints were already all over the legislation that ended up being signed by Gov.
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"Fingerprints are comprised mostly of water," he says, but also a small percentage of minerals, salts, amino acids, and lipids.
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"No one leaves this office without getting DNA, unless we've already identified them through fingerprints or dental records," Stern said.
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In Sonoma, authorities had to turn to dental records, fingerprints, tattoos and serial numbers on hip implants to identify victims.
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Because people are always sweating, it's easier to find sweat at a crime scene than it is to find fingerprints.
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Two law enforcement sources said his fingerprints appear to have been altered, making it difficult to identify him that way.
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Then, make an appointment to have your fingerprints taken — after a background check, you'll be set to start using PreCheck.
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But its decades-old alliance with Saudi Arabia has left American fingerprints on the Saudi-led air campaign against rebels.
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A medical examiner is still trying to identify the third victim through fingerprints, the Washington State Patrol said on Wednesday.
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All they need is Microsoft's new web authenticator to get in, which relies on fingerprints, facial recognition, and special PINs.
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These days it's just as easy to take the unique fingerprints of your browser to see which sites you're visiting.
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Seth is the one fielding questions about it to the press, but the leak has his fingerprints all over it.
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The undelivered packages found during a screening process at a sorting center were being examined for fingerprints and genetic material.
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A full body search is required and fingerprints are checked three times before access to the visiting room is granted.
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Scientists are getting better at finding human fingerprints on heatwaves, droughts and storms that are being supercharged by global warming.
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You can create new PINs in the Lockly app, but fingerprints need to be set up on the lock itself.
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The order came before Dr. Beck's arrival at the agency, but Ms. Hamnett saw the industry's fingerprints all over it.
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So to well-intended adults: in those extra spaces, you are leaving incriminating fingerprints on your student's show of authenticity.
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The fingerprints were sent to U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement and some people in the United States illegally were arrested.
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"The probability for fingerprints is 1 in 50,000" with a single enrolled finger, Apple says on its Touch ID page.
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Delta, for instance, began allowing travelers to use their fingerprints rather than a boarding pass at Reagan Washington National Airport.
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Instead, fingerprints will be required only of the adult who is sponsoring the minor, typically a parent or another relative.
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During rehearsals, the troupe would lean against the walls to rest, leaving fingerprints and sweat in the stucco and plaster.
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Fingerprints from the license plate were recovered, according to Chief Shea, but it was unclear what the forensic evidence revealed.
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If you've ever seen a crime show before, you will know that fingerprints can quite easily be lifted and copied.
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Lunar meteorites and samples collected during the Apollo missions show that the moon and Earth have remarkably similar geochemical fingerprints.
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Prosecutors said they had found fingerprints in the villa of some of those he had named, the newspaper Haberturk reported.
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Unlike the black version, the white model doesn't show any fingerprints or smudges and looks much cleaner as a result.
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She took selfies with the victim's baby and was seen wiping her fingerprints off the items she touched, police said.
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First-time visitors still need to present a passport or visa and agree to have their fingerprints and photos taken.
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The next logical step is to trace a person's history through fingerprints, but that is hit and miss, he said.
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Several commissioners expressed confidence in the biometric verification technology, which recorded each voter's fingerprints and photograph at every polling station.
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It noted that no gun was recovered and no fingerprints or D.N.A. evidence were made a part of the case.
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Police processed and released him under the name Arnaldo Figueroa, but his fingerprints came back as a match for Romero.
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The fingerprints of global warming were apparent in many of the extreme heat and weather events that unfolded in 2019.
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HB: Sondland's fingerprints have been all over this mess, especially in those text messages that Congress released earlier this week.
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Their striping patterns are as unique as human fingerprints, and can therefore be used to more accurately count individual animals.
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But Horford, operating with the wisdom accumulated over 10 trips to the postseason, has his fingerprints all over this series.
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This process is designed to capture more data points and works faster than Apple's Touch ID system, which scans fingerprints.
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"The more the president puts his fingerprints on the messaging and the public perception on this, that is probably counterproductive."
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To clean the outside of your Xbox One controller, use a microfiber cloth to remove fingerprints, dirt, and other smudges.
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The outside is beautiful, with a matte glass screen and a frosted glass texture on the back that repels fingerprints.
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In addition, communications meta-data is scattered throughout the distributed ledger, reducing the risk of surveillance through such digital fingerprints.
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The study found that different digital fingerprints can be grouped together by what kinds of jobs social media users held.
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But the Pakistani military played down the role of the terrorist group, seeing instead old foes' fingerprints on the attack.
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Forensic experts examined it, but it had been outdoors too long to retain evidence such as fingerprints, a spokesman said.
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Last week, with his fingerprints finally obtained, Mr. Govan reappeared in court and pleaded not guilty to killing Mr. Brazell.
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There was no oversight, and nobody had to know about it, and his fingerprints didn't have to be on it.
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And now more recently on international flights, they've started doing it instead of fingerprints basically because it's a simpler match.
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Dr. Hall cautioned that no one had yet analyzed the sustained heat in California for the fingerprints of climate change.
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A spokesperson for the Belgian Federal Prosecutor's office told AFP that fingerprints belonging to Abdeslam were found in the apartment.
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