Seventeen states ask for a photo ID such as a driver's license, state-issued ID card, military ID card, or passport.
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SB 14 requires voters to show a Texas driver's licence, gun licence, personal ID card or election ID certificate—or a military ID card, citizenship certificate or passport—before entering the voting booth.
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He looked at my ID card and checked my pockets.
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In Texas, a student ID card isn't permissible for voting.
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The photo is also used on your in-app ID card.
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We miraculously still have an ID card that gets us in.
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"But they threw my ID card back at me," he said.
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As convincing as the photo of his new ID card looks (along with its supporting paperwork), an artist talented enough to make a photorealistic headshot could also easily Photoshop an existing ID card to support their claims.
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Can police demand to see my ID card at the polling station?
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"I want the simplest of things - an ID card," Al-Anezi said.
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The only requirements are a school ID card and a plucky attitude.
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He has a Bulgarian ID card and his own home in Varna.
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You'll need your New York State driver's license, permit or ID card.
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All fans attending World Cup matches will need a Fan ID card.
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Ms. Simon and Ms. Forero helped him obtain a city ID card.
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Just give me your voter ID card; I will buy you beer.
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Malavolta has a passport, but his fiancee only has an ID card.
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I want some gay ID card to whip out like a cop badge.
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It essentially replaces a traditional ID card or other paper proof of identity.
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Ziya applied for a national ID card as soon as she turned 18.
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Then they'll submit a form and upload a photo of their ID card.
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And what do you win once you get that coveted green ID card?
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Miguna Miguna shows his Kenyan ID card at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi.
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The authorities revoked his fan ID card shortly after, barring him from future matches.
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France's rules for acquiring a national ID card are considerably more lax than America's.
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The rally where the president claimed you needed an ID card to buy groceries?
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And that address may be on your driver's license or your Arizona ID card.
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Onfido takes your responses to these commands to check that you're not using a static photo, and to compare your face in the selfie to the picture on the ID card, while also running the ID card check at the same time.
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I had an ID card and cash on me, but no passport or anything else.
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"If I forget my ID card, they don't allow me to go inside," Atiqullah said.
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And one day, perhaps Facebook could even serve as your ID card in some situations.
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Even well-engineered systems, such as the Estonian national ID card, have been reported vulnerable.
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Masood: So using these sources, I got details of his Pakistani national ID card number.
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They receive an ID card as proof of coverage, which also stores their medical records.
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A lanyard around her neck held an ID card from the International Organization for Migration.
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"(It) can get easier when you hold an Israeli soldier or reservist ID card," said Sarhan.
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Marecek is a military retiree, meaning he can access the base with just his ID card.
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One had a Honduran ID card, and was identified with the help of the Honduran consulate.
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"You have to come here to the big hall with your ID card to get information."
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Spent hours over 2 days trying to update my ID card as per govt/MFA instructions.
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For example, one of my uncles had left his old ID card that we found randomly.
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As symbols of national identity go, public health care's wallet-sized ID card is pretty prosaic.
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When agents asked for proof, he said he had lost his Department of Defense ID card.
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Carhartt: 215% military discount for service members, veterans, and families with ID card in stores only.
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So people would go get an ID card, but then the photographer would have other props.
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The landlord didn't ask for an ID card, and there was no contract or other documentation.
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Awad's fake ID card, shared exclusively with CNN, identified her under the pseudonym Rajha Alllawi Ahmed.
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Still, he applied for a firearms owner ID card in Illinois in January 2014, authorities said.
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They gave us a screening and an ID card and then they put us in London.
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By that I mean you should have a more streamlined and automatic process requiring an ID Card.
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Unlike reading an ID card, checking someone's identity through Aadhaar requires an internet connection and, often, electricity.
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"Since I was 18, I had an ID card," she told me, her voice quivering with frustration.
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But the problem with his future development as a fighter lies largely with that missing ID card.
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The nongender status will appear as an "X" on an ID card or driver's license, he said.
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GUANGZHOU, China — One person was turned away by hotel after hotel after he showed his ID card.
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This story has been corrected to reflect that the ID card belonging to Baghdadi's sister was falsified.
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This story has been corrected to reflect that the ID card belonging to Baghdadi's sister was falsified.
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Armed with an ID card and a PIN, Estonians can vote, submit applications or sign contracts in seconds.
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The measure requires voters to present photo identification such as a driver's license, passport or military ID card.
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Each month, for the past three months, he went to the airport with an ID card in hand.
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The latter paper claimed that Williams was told to hand in his ID card, badge, and two firearms.
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The Rentista Visa and accompanying Carnet de Extranjeria (Peruvian ID card for foreign residents) are good for life.
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Nothing. With no ID card, Almodovar couldn't apply for public assistance or perform dozens of other daily tasks.
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He evaded detection until he went to the Nevada DMV this summer to renew his state ID card.
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Washington state lawmakers are considering a bill that would give the state's homeless population a free ID card.
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Though he has a registration and voter ID card, he said he's yet to receive his ballot card.
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"The idea that's its hard to get an ID card is bullshit and everyone knows that," he said.
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At passport control they patted him down and found his national ID card and 1,100 pesos (about $60).
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Darien Spotted Bird, 21, had an ID card that misspelled his address, so she printed a new one.
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I swiped my ID card, elevator B opened and I walked into a metal box with five businessmen.
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The French government has rolled out a facial-recognition-enabled ID card over protests from digital rights groups.
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Customers place their order on the tablet and pay with the room ID card used aboard the ship.
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"It is good to be a fan," Blatter said before posing for photographs with the laminated Fan ID card.
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To get an Alipay ID, Liu had to enter his cell phone number and scan his national ID card.
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Crystal Perry says Dawson&aposs basket was in the same spot, and it said Perry on the ID card.
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A French artist says he fooled the government by using a computer-generated photo for his national ID card.
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A dedicated ID card holder is a nice touch that tells you exactly who this is ideal for, too.
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"I am Chinese; this is what it says on my ID card," he said, his voice rising with emotion.
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Lefranc wants a new law requiring anyone buying acid in the European Union to show an ID card first.
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Medical patients can buy unlimited quantities, but must present a doctor's note and have purchased a medical ID card.
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Each citizen has a government-issued ID card with a chip and pin number related to their online identities.
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Estonia, for example, has already released a number of solutions to this problem including a cryptographically secure ID card.
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That also occurs if a member has forgotten their ID card (shame!) or wants to change their electronic vote.
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"In the state of Florida, you have to have an ID card on you identifying who you are," Bolen says.
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To her, the only things that make her "Dominican" are her birth certificate and her national ID card, or cedula.
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"Americans don't expect — and certainly don't consent — to be surveilled just because they get a license or ID card," Sen.
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Then in June, Nelson, 64, went to the DMV to renew his ID card and had to retake his picture.
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Johnson was arrested after officers from the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control in Charlottesville questioned him about his ID card.
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Often passengers have to provide an ID card or passport number to buy a rail or airline ticket in China.
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That can either be a driver's license or another state-issued ID card (like an NYC ID for New Yorkers).
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A man named Zalmas Ghulam Haider produced an ID card from working as a translator for the United States Army.
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Tampa, FL: Free bus rides through the Hillsborough Area Regional Transit Authority (HART) with a valid voter registration ID card.
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According to [the advocate], he was ... clutching a piece of paper that was a photocopy of his mother's ID card.
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Now 53, she had been behind bars for her entire adult life and has never had an official ID card.
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Now Mr. Kushner has given up his life in New York for a government ID card and a groaning portfolio.
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A Wisconsin company is offering its workers the chance to toss their employee ID card and chuck all their passwords.
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A block away from Wogan House, I hand over my phone and my ID card, and sexy Oobah leaves the taxi.
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It's an old wallet that used to belong to Steve Jobs, along with some business cards and his NeXT ID card.
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The police patrol the camp several times a day, asking to see each person's ID card and writing down ID numbers.
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The University of Arizona is tracking freshman students' ID card swipes to anticipate which students are more likely to drop out.
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We're particular fans of the $30 Wallet Folio, which can hold four cards in addition to cash and an ID card.
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Fabre successfully applied for a French national ID card on April 7, 2017 using a computer generated 3D photo of himself.
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On the West side, they had two chow halls, where you had to swipe your prison ID card for every meal.
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Anyone under age 60 with a national ID card, even those with pre-existing conditions, can apply for government health insurance.
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Millions face hurdles in obtaining documents to get a biometric ID card that will be required to function in the country.
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REAL ID: You can use this license or ID card to board domestic flights and enter federal facilities and military bases.
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The Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE is creating a new ID card that can be used to monitor citizens' behavior, Faller said.
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WeChat then gives you a digital black-and-white ID card that works for more informal uses like registering at internet cafes.
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The law requires voters to present a photo identification such as a driver's license, passport, military ID card or concealed-handgun license.
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Obliged to get an official ID card, Tharlo, beautifully played by Shide Nyima, ventures into a nearby city to procure a photograph.
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This funny motion, known as "the poop dance," releases spraint that serves as an ID card — like a "who's who" among otters.
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He noted that the rollout of the ID card program had been delayed in some areas after the revelations about corruption emerged.
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When Binta works there on the weekend she always takes her ID card, concealing it in a secret compartment of her purse.
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When the police caught a woman straying from the dress code, they issued a notice in exchange for her husband's ID card.
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It also advises people to bring official documents: for adults, a national ID card, and for minors, a passport and birth certificate.
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Until a shooting spree occurred in 20113, the only thing a citizen needed to buy a weapon in Belgium was an ID card.
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An ID card meant she could secure a birth certificate for her son, access a scholarship he qualified for, and work without harassment.
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Every client has an ID card, and can request the contents of various boxes, which they can then take out of the vault.
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Mirian surrendered her Honduran ID card and her son's birth certificate, which listed her as his mother, whereupon immigration officers took her son.
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Francisco Erwin Galicia provided Customs and Border Protection officers with a Texas birth certificate, a Texas ID card, and a Social Security card.
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When the roommate awoke on Thursday, Crawford was gone, as were her phone, ID card and debit card, though the apartment was locked.
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In the pockets, Ortiz found a well-creased birthday card and a black wallet with a Honduran ID card for Dennis Martinez Nuñez.
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He had raised concerns within the agency about Administrator Scott Pruitt's spending and was then stripped of his work ID card and phone.
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On Thursday, Blankfein shared a memento from his college days — his own Harvard student ID card — with his more than 50,000 Twitter followers.
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In Estonia, where citizens have a digital national ID card, more than 30 percent of voters cast their ballots online, according to the BBC.
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"Even if our future is dark, I will not leave ... I have my ID card, I am a citizen of this country," he says.
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Nearly a decade ago, the UK introduced a national ID card but later decided to scrap it and shredded the database back in 2011.
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These thresholds are likely to be lowered under the news rules and cardholders may need to identify themselves with an ID card or passport.
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Officers then searched his person, as he grew "visibly nervous," and found his real ID card from the Republic of Congo in his shoe.
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He added that Aadhaar could become the only identity card in the future, replacing the existing voter ID card, and PAN card among others.
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If they ever got arrested for growing or using cannabis, they could show their ID card, and I would be involved in their case.
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Emergency Medical Information ID Card, $9.95, available on AmazonShould there be an emergency, it's important for first responders to know your dog's medical information.
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And then, she recalled, he tightened the lanyard holding his ID card around his neck, threatening to choke himself if they didn't get out.
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Cops say Werth tried to the play the MLB card -- literally -- handing them an ID card which showed he was a pro ball player.
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Before I go in, I have to pass a basic security check and leave my ID card and my phone with an unimpressed guard.
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SUPPRESSION A 96-year-old woman in Tennessee was denied a voter-ID card despite presenting four forms of identification, including her birth certificate.
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"If you're traveling and they take your ID card and see you have a fine on you, they'll put you in jail," he said.
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Batulo is still wearing a plastic pouch around her neck, stuffed with a plane ticket and an ID card from the International Organization for Migration.
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Citizens use a personal ID card number for formal business like booking a flight and informal registrations like signing up for a social media account.
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In September 2016, the Immigration Department called for companies to help replace the city's Hong Kong ID cards with a next-generation smart ID card.
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In 2008, Juliana Deguis -- born in the Dominican Republic to Haitian parents -- was denied a national ID card, allegedly because her last name sounded Haitian.
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Among the descriptors—names, ID card numbers, addresses, dates of birth, employers—was a steady stream of GPS coordinates being input at a rapid pace.
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Since almost none of the deportees have any identification, they can also get help obtaining a Mexican ID card, which will help them find work.
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By the mid-2000s, Nelson assumed his original identity and got a Nevada ID card under his real name in 2013, according to the DMV.
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Dahab was given a refugee ID card, but traveling outside the camp with the card was dangerous —government officials would arrest you for having one.
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It requires voters to present one of several forms of government-issued identification, including a driver's license, passport, military ID card or concealed-handgun license.
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Now that Pakistan's ID card system is biometric, fingerprints are taken from corpses and sent to the ID authority to check for a database match.
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The city, which has provided a municipal ID card often used by undocumented residents, has also allocated $47.5 million for immigrant legal services this year.
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To look at the actual data, people will have to enter the "yellow zone" using a thumbprint and a non-clonable ID card for entry.
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The nice lady gives me a break on the ticket price when I show her my VA ID card and ask for the disabled discount.
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False Teeth Rubber Duck Sledgehammer Turtle Shell Green Toy Car Rifle Shells Stuffed Animal German ID Card Toothbrush Beer Bottle Dolphin Figurine Shuttlecock Watch Set of Keys Sunglasses False Teeth Rubber Duck Sledgehammer Turtle Shell Green Toy Car Rifle Shells Stuffed Animal German ID Card Toothbrush Beer Bottle Dolphin Figurine Shuttlecock Watch Set of Keys Sunglasses You'd be surprised by the things people flush down the toilet.
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The Wisconsin law, one of the more restrictive of dozens such laws nationwide, bars registered voters from casting ballots unless they possess one of eight photo ID cards, including a Wisconsin driver's license, a state ID card, a United States passport, a military ID card, certain kinds of college student IDs, a naturalization certificate or a photo ID from a Native American tribe in the state.
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Instead, e-residents get a digital ID card with a cryptographic key to securely sign digital documents, eliminating the need for ink signatures on official paperwork.
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After a police officer's ID card was shared on social media implicating him in the crime, the Dominican Republic National Police denied any agents were involved.
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Nikolas Cruz and his mother, Lynda, had been fighting over paperwork needed for the high school student to get an ID card, the officer's report states.
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Blankfein, who has tweeted just over a dozen times and has amassed more than 50,000 followers, today tweeted a picture of his 1975 student ID card.
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Galicia provided Border Patrol officers with his Texas ID card — which is only issued to residents who can prove they are a citizen or legal resident.
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The measure, which supporters say will prevent voter fraud, requires voters to present a photo identification such as a driver's license, passport or military ID card.
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Employees were asked to provide the full name, mobile phone number and ID card details of each potential buyer, the current employee and former workers said.
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The Defense Department is seeking to cut back on the use of a "smart" ID card that has long been used by military personnel and contractors.
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A further search found that the man had an authentic ID card in his shoe showing he was actually from the Republic of Congo, not France.
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This new brainteasing challenge from The Smartcard Store, an ID card manufacturer, features dozens of padlocks with just one open lock hiding somewhere in the mix.
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Colorado's proposal would automatically register anyone who applies for a driver's license, state ID card or Medicaid, giving them a choice to opt-out later on.
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Dallas, TX: Free DART rides with a valid voter registration ID card Houston, TX: Free round-trip service on METRO bus, light-rail and paratransit services.
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The Putin ID card was also released on Wednesday by the Federal Commissioner for the Records of the State Security Service of the former East Germany.
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But new applicants will need to show two forms of residency verification — instead of one — beginning this spring in order to receive a Real ID card.
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The changes will be more apparent to British and European Union nationals, who have been able to move between countries using just a national ID card.
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He started working for Henry Pratt Co. On January 17, 2014, Martin applied for a Firearm Owner's ID Card, or FOID card, through Illinois State Police.
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Imagine a system where you no longer have to wait in line at the DMV to verify your change of address for a new ID card.
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She said she had no passport and her national ID card, a piece of laminated paper, was damaged so Ecuadorian border officials would not accept it.
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Any expat not over the age of 60 with a resident cédula (national ID card) can apply for the government health insurance EPS (Entidades Promotoras de Salud).
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Oregon's law makes this process automatic: whenever eligible citizens apply for, renew, or replace an Oregon driving licence, permit or ID card, they are registered to vote.
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In addition, citizens would automatically be registered when they conduct business with the secretary of state when it comes to a driver's license or state ID card.
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The Paul amendment sought to prevent the creation of a national ID card, citing worries that it would make it easier for the government to track people.
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The patient's firearm ID card and carrying permit will be voided if law enforcement determines that the patient is incapable under state law of possessing a firearm.
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On Wednesday, the tax agency said it would contact 189 Bulgarians whose full names, personal identification numbers, addresses and ID card details were among the leaked data.
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The robot was handed an employee ID card at a First Commercial Bank branch in Taipei and joined staff in an exercise routine before meeting the public.
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On the photo ID card hanging on a lanyard around her neck, she has placed two sticky silver stars – one on the front, one on the back.
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They also said there was evidence on the ID card that it had been tampered with and that the photo might have been lifted from somewhere else.
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A familiar face: Germany released an old Stasi ID card that belonged to a young Vladimir Putin when he was a Soviet intelligence agent in East Germany.
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He also supported the creation of a city ID card that immigrants can use for both proof of residency and access to some municipal programs and facilities.
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A lot of the studios really popped up around the idea that if you have a new nation, you need an ID card for the new nation.
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It is clear who he is; there's an ID card in his wallet, and his friends identify him as a charismatic, popular, handsome, hugely talented blues musician.
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That's when the FBI reached out to the state of Illinois and requested that Travis' firearm ID card be revoked; they saw him as a clear threat.
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No matter how insistent or authoritative the "officer" may seem, you have a right to ask for his or her badge or ID card ("documento" when in Rome).
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He was banned from leaving his local area, but two months later he slipped away and was detained in Turkey, this time traveling on his cousin's ID card.
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He was banned from leaving his local area, but two months later he slipped away and was detained in Turkey, this time travelling on his cousin's ID card.
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Four years ago, microblogging site Sina Weibo started requiring a mobile number or ID card to post—a change that some have blamed for the site's flagging popularity.
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But Jibril, who leads the National Forces Alliance (NFA) coalition, told Reuters that ID card fraud would provide a reason for any losing party to challenge the result.
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For all the controversy surrounding its Nigerian ID card project, Mastercard has pressed ahead with similar schemes in South Africa and with Syrian refugees in Lebanon and Jordan.
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Dr. Shapiro also confirmed that during his evaluation, the boy again simulated choking himself with his ID card lanyard — a "clear sign of stress and anxiety," he said.
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Next to him, in bag of belongings, was a Mexican ID card with the name of Adrian Luna, who went missing two months ago while crossing the border.
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The acceptable forms of identification — a gun permit, for example, but not a student ID card — were more likely to be held by white voters, the judge found.
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On Mr. Sinaga's digital devices, investigators said they eventually found huge volumes of photos and videos of his assaults, sometimes cataloged alongside pictures of a victim's ID card.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Gignac's long con began after he moved to California in 1987, where he obtained a state ID card in the name of Khalid al-Saud.
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Sudha Ram, a management information systems professor at the University of Arizona, found another way to predict whether a student is likely to drop out: a student ID card.
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Critics say the ID card links enough data to create a full profile of a person's spending habits, their friends, property they own and a trove of other information.
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The man behind that program, Nandan Nilekani, for some reason tweeted a photo of his ID card with the numbers blacked out, but he didn't redact the QR code.
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With our keys and payment cards becoming digitized and part of our phone, the ID card is really the last reason you have to carry an old-school wallet.
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Unlike his brother, however, Francisco did have papers: a Texas birth certificate, a Texas ID card, and a Social Security card, his lawyer, Claudia Galan, told the Washington Post.
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On Thursday, the Jersey Shore star posted a photo of his ID card from his time as an inmate at the Otisville Federal Correctional Institution in Otisville, New York.
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Users can dial emergency services and access Medical ID card information directly from the Lock Screen, and we enable government emergency notifications, ranging from Weather Advisories to AMBER alerts.
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Some of those ballots will not be counted because voters failed to follow up after the election to correct some deficiency, like the lack of a required ID card.
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In June, 33-year-old landscaper Manuel Rodriguez-Juarez checked into the hotel and—when asked for identification at the front desk—handed over his Mexican voter ID card.
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In time he obtained a job with Mercedes-Benz — his employee ID card is here, with his assumed name, Ricardo Klement, beneath his chillingly recognizable photograph in thick spectacles.
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The city will stop saving the personal records of residents who apply for its municipal ID card, to prevent the data from being abused for a deportation purge. Gov.
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Under the program, sex workers must register with police, attend mandatory monthly sexual health screenings, test negative for STIs and carry a valid ID card confirming their health status.
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The judge found that any registered voter who requests a voter ID card should be able to obtain one, regardless of whether their name appears in the department's files.
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"To get into permanent housing or rapid rehousing, you're signing a lease in the individual's name, so that person needs an ID card," Allen told me over the phone.
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I recognized one man, Fahad, as an Aramco official [Aramco is the Saudi Arabian national petroleum company where I worked]; he held up his company ID card as proof.
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The country's "e-resident" program—which allows global citizens to obtain a government-issued ID card and set up remotely-operated businesses in Estonia—has attracted 35,000 people since 2014.
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After a police officer's ID card was shared on social media implicating him in the crime, the Dominican National Police released a statement denying any of their agents were involved.
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Currently, anybody can run a political ad on Facebook in the US provided they provide a US address and a US driver's licence, US state ID card or US passport.
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Oh, and Oliver wants to use Simon as a scapegoat for the plan to use Tegan's ID card to access the Antares files, even though it could get Simon deported.
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They claim the advertising policy has a "chilling" effect and restricts the voices of undocumented immigrants and on other Americans who may not have a government-issued photo ID card.
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In 2002, we started issuing residents a mandatory ID-card with a chip that empowers them to categorically identify themselves and verify legal transactions and documents through a digital signature.
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Gevers told me that data points included national ID card number with issuance and expiry dates; sex; nationality; home address; DOB; photo; employer; and known previously visited face detection locations.
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Yale spokeswoman Karen Peart said the issue was that the name on Siyonbola's ID card was her preferred name, so it did not exactly match her name in university records.
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A digital national ID card could perhaps solve that, but as I noted, deploying such a system is very hard even apart from the privacy concerns attendant on such schemes.
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Another slide included a photo of Mr. Leissner praying with other men, as well as images of a government-issued ID card that showed Mr. Leissner describing himself as Muslim.
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The detective had sent the family a photo of a New York State ID card for Mr. Manson that had been issued in August, suggesting he may have arrived recently.
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Nguyen again plays with what images do and do not say in her interactive installation ID Card, for which identity papers were printed on traditional fabrics sourced from the locals.
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When signing up for a new bank account, for example, citizens typically now scan their fingerprint in order to verify their identity rather than showing an ID card or passport.
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The shirt and boots worn by Warmbier at the time along with his passport, mobile phone and an ID card were also given as evidence in the trial, the footage showed.
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Some states require voters to display photographic identification to vote, others don't require an ID card to include a photo, some simply request some form of ID but don't require it.
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"The functioning of an e-state is based on trust and the state cannot afford identity theft happening to the owner of an Estonian ID card," Prime Minister Juri Ratas said.
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In the EU and many civil law countries, there are national ID-card infrastructures where the government provides this service so you can pay taxes, access websites and sign documents online.
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She said the guard asked if she was Russian and refused to let her pass even after she showed her residential ID card, even though Chinese residents continued to enter freely.
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The voter could then either use that letter to obtain new identification or present it at the polls alongside an ID card that would not have been sufficient on its own.
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You also get a credit card-size Global Entry ID card which lets you use SENTRI and NEXUS lanes when crossing the border into the United States from Canada and Mexico.
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The conviction ends a nearly yearlong saga in which Mr. Setya played cat-and-mouse with Indonesia's independent Corruption Eradication Commission, which is investigating the scandal surrounding the ID card program.
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In another example, the same person feeds his ID card into a train station turnstile while wearing his mask, and the turnstile's facial recognition system accepts the mask as his face.
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In Florida, all someone needs is a valid Florida driver's license or an ID-card showing a Florida address that's been verified by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.
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The unnamed man was quoted as saying he had been excited to meet the swimmer and took some pictures of him with his cellphone before Sun asked for his ID card.
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"No compelling state interest is served by misleading local election authorities and voters into believing a photo ID card is a requirement for voting," Cole County's Senior Judge Richard Callahan said.
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To prevent stolen credentials from undermining these, the government implemented a "Public Key Infrastructure" (PKI), basically a nationwide electronic ID card with an encrypted key that securely identifies users to servers online.
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Police have been falsely linked to the shooting after an officer's ID card was shared on social media implicating him in the crime, the National Police said, denying any agents were involved.
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To travel, work or study abroad, receive hospital treatment or an ID card, or even leave prison once a sentence is served, women need the consent of a male wali, or guardian.
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Trump first promised last fall that he would allow veterans to use their veterans' ID card to access private health care, but did not lay out specific parameters as he did Monday.
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I witnessed fearful tears among men and women forced to surrender passports (to determine their authenticity); their names and identities reduced to a series of numbers on a wristband or ID card.
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Yet the harm of those requirements is clear: At last count, 318,000 registered North Carolina voters — disproportionately African-Americans and Latinos — do not have a driver's license or a state ID card.
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This was the first general election under new state laws that required voters to produce an approved photo ID card, and that stiffened the requirements for new voters to prove their residence.
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The United States of America is not a place where some citizens have to withstand greater scrutiny, or carry a special ID card, or prove that they're not an enemy from within.
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But still, inside Parma Clubs' office, just outside the gates to the stadium, a steady line of fans waits to pick up the ID card that is now required to attend games.
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"Portrait of My Father as an Alien" is an oil painting based on his "resident alien" ID card photo from when he came to the United States from Iran in the 203s.
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Under the new law, voters placed on the list do have 26 months to rectify any error, and if they present a valid ID card at a polling place, they can vote.
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A patient with diabetes now has an ID card that, when scanned, links to a secure cloud where their electronic health record—vitals and lab results, medical and prescription histories—is stored.
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"They have legal rights, for example can self-identify as a 'third sex' on their ID card, but they're also persecuted or even killed for being seen as un-Islamic," she added.
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In Tennessee, Burns pointed out, a college ID card can be used to vote if the person holding it is a faculty or staff member but not if that person is a student.
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China's central government has drafted a new regulation that would strip blockchains of their anonymity, requiring users to provide their real names and national ID card numbers when registering for a blockchain service.
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For most theaters, MoviePass subscribers use their member ID card to get into screenings; only a handful of partner theaters support MoviePass e-ticketing, and they're not major chains like AMC or Regal.
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Getting Creds Yael: I like how Darlene used an AlphaCard Pilot ID card printer for her fake ID, and that Elliot was scouting Virtual Realty's security, which was conveniently described on its website.
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The guidance also stated that employers cannot require employees to show Department of Homeland Security-issued documents, if they have a Social Security card and a state-issued driver's license or ID card.
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Then in 2012, it forced Sina Weibo to require users on the popular microblogging service to tie an ID card or mobile phone number to their accounts before they were allowed to post.
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The published link led to servers hosting lists of personal information ranging from internal party documents to screen shots of private chat exchanges to images of a personal ID card, front and back.
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Another project singled out registered voters who lacked a driver's license or state ID card, and then tagged their addresses to determine how far they lived from an office that issues driver's licenses.
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After being pulled over for failing to stop at a stop sign, he told police he did not have a driver's license but had a Mexico ID card, according to the police report.
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The New York Police Department's highest-ranking counterterrorism official said in court on Thursday that records associated with the city's municipal ID card program could be destroyed without increasing the risk of terrorism.
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Police Superintendent Swalikh Mohammed of the technology crime division told a news conference the six men and two women arrested were suspected of disclosing names, ID card numbers and birth dates of family members.
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Crucially, those digital ID cards are key to authenticating voters—and if it takes a smart government ID card for me to vote from the comfort of my bed and pajamas, I'll do it.
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Pakistan also said the vehicle hit by the drone strike was rented near the Iranian border by a man named Wali Muhammad or Shah Muhammad, who was carrying a Pakistani passport and ID card.
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Li-Chen Miller, Microsoft's engineering manager for Windows experiences, showed them off in a demo where she logged into her laptop with wearable bands and a contactless ID card, eschewing the traditional password route.
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She went back to Civil Registry, but the registrar told her that because she was over 13, she needed to provide a copy of her ID card, which of course she did not have.
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To print, students tap or swipe their campus ID card to authenticate themselves, then can access their Dropbox or Google Drive or a bunch of other cloud services to select a document to print.
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I realize I need to scan my ID card, and then it comes to life like that creepy carnival fortune telling machine Zoltar in "Big," the one that transforms the kid into Tom Hanks.
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You can have one of the boxes, but only if you can prove — by scanning your national ID card — that you voted in the last election, which they rigged to keep themselves in power.
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On Monday, Molly E. Neck, a San Antonio lawyer, said she found a sign at her polling place warning that voting required an ID card — the old requirement that was struck down this summer.
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Or he is 28, based on how old the district governor thought he looked when he signed Mr. Daryabi's ID card and officially registered his age when he began his university studies in Kabul.
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Ms. Suthimongkol told us about a 15-year-old girl who had been forced to sleep with the village elder to receive the signature necessary to obtain an ID card from the Thai government.
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In a real-world version of the early-internet phenomenon Hot or Not, volunteers were asked to look at students' ID card photos and rate their attractiveness on a scale from 1 to 10.
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In early 2017, she testified in State Supreme Court on Staten Island for the city's right to destroy the personal information of undocumented immigrants collected for the municipal ID card program known as IDNYC.
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I usually pack it up with half a dozen business cards, some banknotes in euros and pounds, an ID card, a couple of debit cards, and yet more cards plus my Oyster on the outside.
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"No compelling state interest is served by misleading local election authorities and voters into believing a photo ID card is a requirement for voting," Cole County Senior Circuit Judge Richard Callahan wrote in his ruling.
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As someone who may have lost her student ID card once or twice, the feature also seems genuinely convenient, and potentially more secure than tying campus access and money to a small piece of plastic.
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Suu Kyi's civilian government - which is not in charge of security and does not oversee the BGP, but has been pushing the ID card scheme - says that holders will be able to apply for citizenship.
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The scanners will check the ID card and then verify the image on file with the person in real life no matter the height, in addition to those in wheelchairs as noted by The Verge.
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A spokesperson for the Cook County Sheriff's Office, which is assisting with investigating the initial bar shooting, said that Roberson had a valid firearm owners ID card, but did not have a concealed carry license.
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The 2015 seed round funded advanced forensics used to pull information from an ID card, as well as mobile biometrics and facial recognition to confirm a person's identity before the startup deleted the personal data.
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The minute-long video showed Siamak Namazi, his U.S. passport, an ID card and a clip of him in a conference room with his arms raised, all set to music, according to The Associated Press.
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When the two brothers reached a CBP checkpoint in Falfurrias, Texas, Marlon only had a school ID card, while Francisco Galicia had his Texas ID, which can only be obtained with a Social Security number.
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"We lost a lot of money on fraud with people using the (ID) card and accessing the care for someone else," he said adding that dispersing of incorrect medicine is a big risk with digitization.
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In a statement titled "Chinga La Migra" (fuck immigration enforcement), AntiSec cited as justification SB 22011, an Arizona law that made it a misdemeanor for legal immigrants to be caught without a government ID card.
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In 2014, a federal judge found that roughly 300,000 registered voters in Wisconsin lacked the necessary photo ID card to vote under the new law, and a "substantial number" of those voters were low income.
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Now, you can apply online, pick up your digital ID card at an Estonian embassy, and applicants will soon be able to open an Estonian bank account without having to meet a teller face to face.
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Using the new facial comparison biometric system, a customs officer determined the unidentified traveler did not match the passport he presented; an ID card from the Republic of Congo was found hidden in the man's shoe.
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Once somebody picks a plan on the insurance marketplace, their enrollment file gets sent electronically to the health plan, which typically collects the first month's premium, sends out an ID card, and begins to provide coverage.
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"As usual, everyone with an ID card can freely buy foreign currency worth 50,000 U.S. dollars every year from Chinese banks... and those with proper reasons can buy more," Xinhua quoted SAFE as saying on Wednesday.
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Khadija, a 37-year-old unregistered sex worker who lives in a concrete compound in one of Dakar's poorest districts, said that if she had an ID card she would have reported being raped to police.
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The study tested "one-to-one" checks, used to match someone against a passport or ID card, as well as "one-to-many" searches, where someone is matched with a single record in a larger database.
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Unfortunately one of the players, identified by the Italian press as Isufi, had forgotten his ID card and could not suit up, leaving the team with just seven players, the minimum allowed before an automatic forfeit.
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After an Irish ID card was found on his body, Irish news outlet RTE reported that he had lived in south Dublin for some time and was believed to have been married to a British woman.
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There is a straightforward way to foil this approach: multifactor authentication, which requires anyone logging in to a network to be in physical possession of a chip-enhanced ID card that correlates with their username and password.
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HARAR, Ethiopia (Reuters) - Clutching the bloodstained student ID card and post-mortem certificate of his younger brother, Abedir Jamal's elation at the huge changes underway in Ethiopia is tempered by his fear that they won't reach him.
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At the request of the FBI, Illinois authorities also revoked Reinking's firearms ID card and confiscated his four guns, turning them over to his father, Jeffrey Reinking, who vowed to keep them out of his son's hands.
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The feature, initially announced during Apple's annual developer conference in June, lets students access a digital version of their college ID card to enter buildings or pay for lunch without the need to carry a physical card.
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There are over 10,000 driver partners registered on Uber's platform in Taiwan, estimated Gu. He said drivers must register with a Taiwanese ID card, which means the individual is a citizen, and a valid Taiwanese driver's license.
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The group said in its lawsuit filed on Thursday that the districts are preventing children from going to school by requiring that they have an ID card that includes a Social Security number or valid immigration status.
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Sodimejo, who was known locally as Mbah Gotho, was born in December 1870, according to a government-issued ID card that media reports said had been verified by local officials in the Central Java town of Sragen.
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I turned over documents that showed both my identity and my son's, including my Honduran ID card, his birth certificate and his birth record from the hospital -- and the latter two documents listed me as his mother.
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With only a few, physically distant witnesses and Mr. Cruz's having left the scene without speaking after he handed officers his ID card, detectives were left to start filling in the vast gaps in Mr. Collazo's past.
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"It was the proving ground of the capacity to actually do big things," the first deputy mayor, Anthony Shorris, said, citing other large-scale programs, like those for affordable housing, a city ID card and neighborhood policing.
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The primary school teacher, 37, was traveling with her boyfriend and had planned to cross legally with her Venezuelan national ID card en route to find work in Peru, where other family members successfully arrived weeks ago.
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Blatter says he went to see Russia&aposs president after watching Portugal&aposs 1-0 win over Morocco in Moscow on Wednesday — wearing the laminate fan ID card required for all people attending World Cup games in Russia.
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Of course, in reality, the "free events" were actually paid for by my hefty tuition bill, which provided an extra dose of motivation to look for things where having an NYU ID card would give me some benefits.
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And the Colorado Senate approved a measure this year that would have allowed anyone with a felony-free record to pay $250, submit fingerprints and get an ID card to let them enter the Capitol without being searched.
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The crisis stemmed from a court case filed in 2008 by Juliana Deguis Pierre, a Dominican of Haitian descent whose local civil registry in the central Dominican province Monte Plata refused to issue her a national ID card.
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With the use of a smartphone, it was possible to read all personal information on the chip of an ID card, even containing a high resolution color photograph where the normal printed one is in black and white.
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The D.H.S. has designated more than a dozen forms of acceptable ID including a passport; a border ID card; a trusted traveler card, such as Global Entry; a Real ID compliant driver's license; and a permanent resident card.
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While it remained unclear how Ghosn had escaped surveillance and border controls in Japan, he entered Lebanon carrying his French passport and a Lebanese ID card, said a Lebanese security official who was not authorized to comment publicly.
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There was always some reason he didn't go, or didn't see if he could get a copy of his birth certificate, a state ID card, things that would allow him to draw benefits, climb back into the world.
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The ruilng by Federal District Court Judge Thomas D. Schroeder upheld a provision that ended same-day registration in the state and that requires voters show a photo ID card, such as a driver's license, to cast a ballot.
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An online database containing names, ID card numbers, birth dates and location data was left unprotected for months by Shenzhen-based facial-recognition technology company SenseNets Technology Ltd, according to Victor Gevers, co-founder of non-profit organization GDI.
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An online database containing names, ID card numbers, birth dates and location data was left unprotected for months by Shenzhen-based facial-recognition technology company SenseNets Technology Ltd, according to Victor Gevers, co-founder of non-profit organisation GDI.
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And they only have to log into these services once, as Ink will create a keychain that lives on the student's campus ID card to automatically log them into these cloud services the next time they want to print.
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As I've written elsewhere, good security should incorporate something you have (like an ID card or a token generator), something you know (like a password or a phrase), and something you are (biometric identifiers like iris scans and fingerprints).
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Images: Raphaël FabreWith a stunt that will probably see France initiating changes to its National ID card program, an artist named Raphaël Fabre submitted a photorealistic computer-generated image of himself—and he says it was approved without question.
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Coupled with your driver's license number, which could be used to create a fake ID card, an identity thief could also try to lease an apartment, apply for a job, get insurance, or even commit crimes in your name.
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India's top court in August had said that privacy is a fundamental right and the verdict was expected to complicate efforts of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government to make linking of the ID card numbers with bank accounts, telephone numbers, etc.
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But Mohamed told BuzzFeed News from his office in the wholesale warehouse he owns that while he now has the same green ID card that all other South African citizens have, he is still seen as and treated like a foreigner.
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He followed guidelines for photos and made sure the framing, lighting, and size were up to government standards for an ID. And voila: He now has what he says is a real ID card with a CGI picture of himself.
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On the heels of the CIA announcing its brand new Instagram account, replete with amateur artwork of some of its operatives and stories featuring Director Gina Haspel's first ID card, the American spy agency is going to the dark web.
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The "Integrated Joint Operations Platform" pushes lists of people of interest to the police for investigation by crunching data from CCTV cameras, ID card checks and WiFi connections of phones and computers, as well as health, banking and legal records.
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When he went to the motor vehicle division for an ID card, he had nothing more than his birth certificate and a copy of the April 15 edition of the Chicago Tribune with a front page story chronicling his release.
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Instead, voters who do not have a proper photo ID can cast a regular ballot if they show some other form of identification, such as a student ID card, utility bill, bank statement or paycheck that contains a home address.
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To enter a voting booth in Texas one of the following is required: a Texas driver's license, a Texas election or personal ID card, a Texas license to carry a handgun, a military ID, a passport or a citizenship card.
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The Department of Homeland Security has designated more than a dozen forms of acceptable ID, including a passport; a border ID card; a trusted traveler card, such as Global Entry; a Real ID-compliant driver's license; and a permanent resident card.
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Phan Doan Trang has been in hiding since August 2018, after Ho Chi Minh City police brutally beat her and confiscated her national ID card, on top of silencing measures including interrogation, monitoring and shutting off her internet and electricity.
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In a video posted on the Facebook account of Stevie Steve before the shooting, a man was shown holding an ID card, with the name Steve Stephens, from a mental health clinic where he claimed to be a case manager.
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Kevin Chmielewski, who was one of the longest-serving top advance officials on President Donald Trump's campaign, was stripped of his work phone and ID card and placed on administrative leave, two sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Ken Block, a Republican who heads a software company, complained that the government is not "actively looking for fraud," telling a story about how he tested the system by obtaining a voter ID card in Rhode Island by using forged documents.
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Both the AliPay and WeChat terminals required the person to enter digits of the phone number associated with their identity, and at the train station, you have to present a physical ID card before the facial recognition system even starts scanning.
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The show was all about individuality — a theme that extended even to the invitations: Each guest was presented with a fake ID card, assigning them to an alter ego pulled from a diverse group of people from all over the world.
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Prison officers even showed him how easy it was for someone — frequently an inmate with a score to settle and knives in hand — to open a cell door by sliding an ID card, or any stiff object, through a lock.
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Relatives in Honduras said they believed the man who was found last week was indeed the person on the ID card: Rudy Donaldo Martinez Arias, 21, a husband and father who lived in the northern Honduran city of San Pedro Sula.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit on Wednesday ordered a remedy ahead of the November general election to the law, which requires voters to present a photo identification such as a Texas driver's license, passport or military ID card.
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In my attempt to visit with my sister by video, my visitation privileges were initially denied because of a blurry ID photo: Securus requires that you take a picture of your ID card with your webcam, an endeavor that's harder than it sounds.
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When a retailer scans a Juul product on its point-of-sale (POS) system, they'll then be prompted to scan the customer's ID. Supposedly, the Juul products will remain locked until the retailer can electronically scan a valid, government-issued ID card.
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He added, however, that he could not "dictate the style or format of the identification used by a tribal government if it contains the required voter information," suggesting that a letter with a handwritten address should be as valid as an ID card.
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Emphasizing the importance of the DD-214 and the penalty paid by those who don't have one, a 85033 law created the VA ID card to function as proof of service and save veterans the trouble of carrying around DD-214 forms.
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According to the Times report, Henry appeared in a courtroom on Monday morning in the city of San Fernando to see charges of impersonating a police officer and improper use of a government-issued ID card against his son-in-law Brandon Kiel, dropped.
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That means that instead of just using a password to get into a system, a user also has to type in an additional code that they receive via text message or plug in an ID card into a card reader hooked up to the computer.
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According to the ruling, state officials can no longer spread materials that say a photo identification card is required to vote or that voters will be asked to show a photo ID card, without specifying other forms of identification that voters may also show.
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Smith told the Tribune that Claps, who has a firearm owner&aposs ID card and a concealed carry license, was not searched or detained at the time because deputies may have thought that, as a judge, he could lawfully carry a weapon in the courthouse.
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The patent describes a system where cameras could capture you as you walk into the store, then identify who you are based on an ID card that's associated with your Amazon account (in Amazon Go's case, an app that you scan when you enter).
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On Monday, authorities also reported that a citizen had found a soft laptop case that appeared to belong to Reinking in the area of Interstate Highway 24 and Old Hickory Boulevard, containing a cardboard luggage ID card with his name and phone number handwritten inside.
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Mr. Wilson also visited Fort Harrison, a Montana National Guard training site, in late August and tried to get a military ID card and body armor, telling officers there that he was a captain in the Special Forces on a secret mission, investigators said.
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Marlon Galicia was born in Mexico and lacks legal status in the U.S. When the two brothers reached a CBP checkpoint, Marlon only had a school ID card, while Francisco Galicia had his Texas ID, which can only be obtained with a Social Security number.
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Marlon Galicia was born in Mexico and lacks legal status in the U.S. When the two brothers reached the CBP checkpoint, Marlon only had a school ID card, while Francisco Galicia had his Texas ID, which can only be obtained with a Social Security number.
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By Friday afternoon, Phil and Officer Carlson had visited the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles where Phil had been able to get a Florida ID card, qualifying him to work at McDonald's doing janitorial work with "room for growth," Vasquez told TODAY.
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The experience proved critical when she almost got turned away at the polls for having an out-of-state ID. Although her Illinois drivers license should have been sufficient, Morreale also brought her voter ID card with a Missouri address to show the polling volunteers.
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Rather than ask eligible residents to take an action like checking a box to register to vote, residents are automatically registered when they apply for, renew or replace a drivers' license, ID card or permit at the state Driver and Motor Vehicle Services Division.
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Galicia's attorney and mother told the Post and the Dallas Morning News that Border Protection authorities questioned the authenticity of Galicia's Texas ID card, his Social Security card, and the small copy of his birth certificate that he was carrying with him and presented at the time.
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While the Constitution acknowledges hijras (trans), the third gender, basic access to fair employment opportunities, government services, and identity documents like a voter's ID card, the Aadhaar card (the Indian equivalent of a social security ID) is still difficult for the country's trans men and women.
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After a federal judge ruled that Texas' stringent photo-ID law discriminated against black and Hispanic voters, state officials agreed to allow voters who have trouble getting a drivers' license or other approved ID card to provide other forms of identification, such as a utility bill.
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The government announced over the weekend that Virgin Australia would offer priority boarding to veterans and also make in-flight announcements to acknowledge their service, part of a broader push to give veterans, who use a new national ID card, discounts at supermarkets and department stores.
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"You ask if we have enough to eat or drink, but I ask you: What is our condition when we cannot even say we are Burmese?" said Noor Jabbar, a community elder whose ID card expired three months ago but who has not succeeded in renewing it.
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"Today we are just asking for the ID card of the head of the family and marking the houses," a counter told Reuters outside a house in the port city of Karachi, declining to be named as he said counters were strictly instructed not to speak to the media.
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Many people must show a driver's license to buy alcohol at a store, flash an ID card to security guards at work, enter passwords and passcodes to retrieve email and other private information, and answer security validation questions when calling banks or credit card companies for customer service.
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Its e-identity programme has streamlined financial services and day-to-day tasks for the 98% of Estonians who have an ID card, and Estonia's e-residency initiative offers foreigners the chance to become a digital resident of the country – all at the click of a few buttons.
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While the two hackers in China have not been charged publicly, the US government knows who they are; according to court records, investigators intercepted an email that one of the hackers had received with a copy of his own ID card, which included his photo, name, and date of birth.
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In Rhode Island, the state's voter-ID law has already resulted in issues: According to the Rhode Island ACLU, when the law first went into practice, during the 2014 primaries, some poll workers attempted to block residents from voting, claiming they could only cast provisional ballots with a proper ID card.
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We all need some kind of consistent digital identity (think virtual ID "card") that can identify and authenticate us not only to all our devices, but to all our online services, commerce and banking accounts, and essentially anywhere where we need to digitally, or even physically, verify who we are.
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Image 2 of 2 JAKARTA, Indonesia – Rescuers searching Tuesday for dozens of people missing after a ferry sank on Indonesia&aposs Lake Toba have found bags, jackets, an ID card and other items in the waters but no new survivors, casting a tragic pall over holidays marking the end of the Muslim holy month.
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I showed my military ID card at the Shoppette when I filled my first car with gas and then again at the gym, the commissary and the PX. These on-post amenities were created exclusively for service members and their dependents, but as a child I never knew they were unique to my community.
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Cheryl Freese, a health care recruiter living in Jupiter, said she had registered for early voting and walked into her precinct one week before the election, with her driver's license and voter ID card — only to be turned back because the signature she entered on a touch screen did not match the one on file.
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Now, the German tabloid Bild's publication of a photo ID card issued to a young Mr. Putin by the Stasi, East Germany's secret police, pulls back the veil on one part of his tenure in Dresden, causing a ripple of excitement on social media and raising questions about his presence in the former German Democratic Republic.
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What officials failed to mention was that the supposed second "combatant" was Azam, an unassuming taxi driver who picked up Mansoor in his white Toyota Corola after the Taliban leader crossed over the border from Iran, passing himself off as a Pakistani citizen, using a passport and a national ID card with the fake name Muhammad Wali.
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A prominent civil rights group is marking Martin Luther King Jr. Day by pressing President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE to honor his promise to create a national photo ID card for citizens.
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In Texas, someone can now vote with a handgun license but not a student ID. Georgia forces voters to use the same name on their application as the one on their ID card; something as trivial as an errant or missing hyphen, a dropped middle name, or the inclusion of an extra initial on an application could prevent someone from voting.
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The only checks I could expect were at the U-bahn (public transportation) for my ticket, but not for an ID. They also told me German citizens by law are required to carry a national ID card, but no one I know had ever been stopped and asked for it, except at the borders and on the train or at the airport.
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I, for one, will hang on to the (4-inch, home button- and headphone jack-having) iPhone SE I bought in the summer of 2016 as dearly as I hang on to the college ID card that still gets me discounts at expensive museums, knowing Apple will almost definitely not make a phone that is any smaller than a Pop-Tart ever again.
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A US-born Marine veteran who served in Afghanistan had his US passport, a REAL ID driver's license, a military ID card, and his US Marine Corps dog tags with him when he was arrested by police in Grand Rapids, Michigan, and turned over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which held him for three days before his lawyer demanded his release, according to the ACLU of Michigan.
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Our hero arrives in Turin and is lucky enough to have a place to sleep at his sister's, while many of the "great tide" of southerners washing into the city are living in the second-class waiting room at Porta Nuova train station, which would admit anyone with a Fiat ID card or a letter from Fiat stating that he had an interview at the factory.
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"It is assumed that once approved, the required entities will act accordingly and have the capacity to do what is needed," he said, pointing to the failure of the electronic ID-Card program that was entrusted to the Ministry of Interior (MoI) but never saw the light of day owing to a number of issues, ranging from lack of technical expertise and social and political hurdles.
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On top of this, the bill also stipulated that anyone could vote, regardless of whether he or she had an ID card, so long as two poll workers could vouch for his or her identity—a troubling echo of Jim Crow–era rules in Alabama counties requiring any would-be voter to obtain "vouchers" from two registered (read: white) voters confirming his or her identity.
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Jerusalem residents have a coveted blue ID card, meaning they can enter Israel in order to work and support their families, unlike Palestinians with green, or West Bank ID cards, who need many supporting documents in order to enter Israel — to work or for any other reason, and who also must pass through military checkpoints like Qalandiya, which can require waiting in hourslong lines.
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If you look at the statistics, there are actually a high number of people who aren't voting on Election Day because they don't have ID. They're either denied a ballot or they arrive at the polling place and they never return with ID. Under Arizona's law, you have to return with ID within five days of a federal election in order for your ballot to be counted [if you didn't initially arrive to vote with an ID card].
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Texas' Republican-dominated legislature pushed that new law through late in the state's legislative session, in the wake of several court decisions that fatally wounded the state's old voter ID law, which allowed voters to use just seven forms of photo identification: Texas personal ID card Texas Election Identification Certificate Texas handgun license U.S. passport U.S. citizenship certificate U.S. military ID Back in July, the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Texas' old voter ID law had a discriminatory effect and kept black and Latino voters from being able to vote.
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