Additionally, patients must obtain an identification card from the Health Department.
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Accepted documents include a driver's license, passport, or national identification card.
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For instance, she had a hard time getting a new identification card.
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Municipal identification card initiative In his State of the City address in January 2014, de Blasio announced a municipal identification card initiative that he said would be available to all city residents, age 10 and up, including undocumented immigrants.
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When he arrived, guards requested identification, and he produced a city identification card.
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Crewmembers present an identification card which is then checked against airline employee databases.
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She had a valid firearm owner identification card and a concealed carry license.
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Brokers are issued a photo identification card that you can ask to see.
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Several records seen by TechCrunch include suspects' names and their national identification card number.
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If you are receiving Medicare, a new identification card is coming your way soon.
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Medical users will be required to have a prescription or medical marijuana identification card.
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She was given an identification card, lab coat and white-and-pink paramedic's vest.
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The ID in "What an ID may substitute for?" is not an identification card.
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Ghosn reportedly used his French passport and his Lebanese identification card at the border.
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The man possessed a UNHCR identification card issued by the U.N. refugee agency, he said.
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Holding a West Bank identification card, Lateefa cannot, under Israeli rules, live in East Jerusalem.
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CNN has filed a public records request to obtain records of Hodgkinson's firearm identification card.
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As they posed for their identification card photo, Yazmin smiled, wrapping her arms around Mariee.
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Service members will be able to buy cigarettes at 18 with a military identification card.
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A firearm identification card costs $5, while a permit to own a firearm is $2.
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This information includes: Social Security Number; Driver's License Number; DMV Identification Card Number; and Email Address.
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She managed to stay underground for months until she had to renew her national identification card.
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And simultaneously inscribe on an identification card why this object is a tool of their spiritual practice.
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And Uruguay did issue Mr. Diyab an identification card in line with his status as a refugee.
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An identification card would cost $383, an owner's permit would be $50 and a carry permit $400.
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Rescue workers sifting through the carnage outside the arena on Monday night discovered Mr. Abedi's identification card.
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The law requires voters to present certain government-issued photo ID when voting in person, which includes a Texas driver's license, a Texas election identification certificate, a Texas personal identification card, a Texas concealed handgun license, a U.S. Military identification card, a U.S. Citizenship certificate or a U.S. Passport.
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In the U.K. a driving license consisted of the photo identification card as well as a paper counterpart.
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New York City has just extended through 2016 the free enrollment deadline for its municipal identification card program.
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The video showed Siamak's U.S. passport and identification card from the United Arab Emirates, where he previously lived.
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To buy a gun, one first must have a license to carry (LTC) or firearms identification card (FID).
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To enter the store, customers need to present a government-issued identification card verifying their age or disability.
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Mr. Roberson had a state firearm owner's identification card, Ms. Ansari said, which authorized his possession of firearms.
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Authorities revoked Travis' firearms identification card and even confiscated his guns, but, investigators believe, his father returned them.
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Mr. de Blasio oversaw the creation of a municipal identification card for undocumented immigrants in his first term.
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Thereafter, Defendants finally removed Mr. Butler's handcuffs and asked him to retrieve his identification card from the bus.
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Details: The leaked data included communications, email addresses, credit card information, and identification card scans, and covered many years.
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Chicago requires a Firearm Owner Identification card, background check, three-day waiting period, and documentation for all firearm sales.
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The identification card features Shakur's mugshot, his signature, and details including his eye color, date of birth and weight.
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Illinois, for example, requires people who sell guns to have a firearm-owner identification card, issued by state police.
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Chica said he showed the officers his city identification card, as he usually did when he delivered pizzas there.
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Current students should send a copy of their valid student identification card and transcripts that show their current enrollment status.
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Each child will also be given a detailed identification card that includes the exact ashram where their family are staying.
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He was in possession of a Malaysian i-Kad, which is an identification card given to foreign workers, they added.
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These included his clothes, his state identification card and medications to treat his depression, panic attacks and social anxiety disorder.
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He also asked about how she had later obtained a fake identification card for a sister to use while traveling.
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These cards may double as a student identification card or may appeal to student loyalty by displaying the school's logo.
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As Kavanaugh wrote in his opinion, South Carolina permits anyone to vote using a number of readily available forms of identification, including a driver license, a DMV photo identification card, a passport, a federal military identification card, and a newly created voter registration card, which could be obtained for free at all county election offices.
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She gave the woman a fake identification card with the last name and the birthdate of a dead woman, authorities said.
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He even allegedly removed his wallet from his pants pocket, producing what appeared to be a police badge and identification card.
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Mr. Carson said he and his wife fell in behind a maintenance worker in an orange vest carrying an identification card.
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One of his administration's signature programs, the municipal identification card known as IDNYC, already allows people to designate their own gender.
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Democrats have expressed worry that voters who do not have an identification card are disproportionally minorities and those with low incomes.
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A provision in the new bill would require elections officials to educate minority communities about the new free photo identification card.
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The blue stamp was the first on the voting page of my identification card, and I felt a sharp, exhilarating pride.
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They may ask for ID such as a driver's license but don't require a doctor's recommendation or medical marijuana identification card.
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But first—at least until pot is legalized in California for recreational use—you need a Medical Marijuana Identification card (MMID).
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Because Ilham used his real identification card when he checked into Shangri-La, the police quickly figured out who he was.
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A wide number of people and companies have access to the data underlying China's mandatory identification card system through legitimate means.
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According to his wife, Sandra Chica, he presented a New York City identification card, as he had done in the past.
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According to Illinois gun law, a person must be granted a Firearm Owners Identification card, or FOID, to possess a firearm.
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If the identification card does not show proof of residence, the voter must also show a document that proves where they live.
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It is also true that undocumented immigrants in New York today cannot apply for a driver's license or a state identification card.
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The startup offered an API that let other companies quickly verify someone's government-issued identification card, like a driver's license, was authentic.
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Reinking's father could possess the weapons under state law because he had a valid state firearms owner identification card, the sheriff said.
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The officer said that he did not think the victim's status was relevant, but that he had a Mexican consular identification card.
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Police officials said on Thursday that investigators thought the remains were Mr. White's because of an identification card found on the body.
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Anyone who balked at a national identification card or a national firearms registry should certainly be concerned about a national voter roll.
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An office where people can apply for the city's municipal identification card program will move downstairs, as will a passport-application office.
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"School card" made me think of an identification card at first, but this is a Friday puzzle and that's way too easy.
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For instance, I managed to scan and read my own identification card using nothing more than a simple app on my phone.
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Dane Lang, a spokesman for Yarrabee Farms, said Mr. Rivera provided a state-issued photo identification card and a social security card.
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When another mob, armed with sticks, bats and iron bars, halted her and demanded an identification card, she pretended she was Hindu.
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He had lashed out at his mother over a disagreement about the paperwork he needed to get a Florida State identification card.
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Social media accounts affiliated with the Taliban shared photographs of Sergeant Goble's identification card as well as photographs of his bloody uniform.
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Illinois authorities revoked Reinking's firearms identification card and confiscated his four weapons, turning them over to his father, Jeff Reinking, in August 2017.
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A responding deputy found Hodgkinson had a valid firearms owner identification card and advised him to not fire his weapon in the area.
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Archbold even took a day off work to help Gillian get a temporary identification card so he could take a train trip home.
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The identified individuals provided some form of documentation when obtaining an identification card that showed they were not citizens, the news outlet reported.
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How come we have deprived them and have not arranged for offering them national identification card and passport for 30 years, 85033 years?
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He knew he didn't have a visa, but he did have a federal work permit, which included a government-issued photo identification card.
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Nevadans approved a measure on Tuesday to make voter registration automatic when a person applies for an identification card or a driver's license.
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He presented a municipal identification card from the city, known as IDNYC, which Mr. Villavicencio has said he used previously at the base.
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Here's how it works: Chicago requires a Firearm Owner Identification card, background check, three-day waiting period, and documentation for all firearm sales.
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Chicago, for example, requires a Firearm Owners Identification card, a background check, a three-day waiting period, and documentation for all firearm sales.
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When he was detained, Bledsoe had in his possession a fake Somali identification card and manuals about how to make bombs and gun silencers.
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He was so maimed -- with wounds to his head, face and neck -- that police identified him through the voter identification card he was carrying.
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Elephant Rock near Hopewell Cape, New Brunswick, was so well known and frequently photographed that it appeared on the provincial health care identification card.
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According to court records, cameras inside the hospital showed Sheikh near the victim's room, using his hospital identification card to gain access, KTRK reported.
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At some two dozen interactive displays, each visitor, identified by an electronic identification card worn on a lanyard, can test their skills at spycraft.
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Both weapons were bought in March, officials said, and Mr. Hodgkinson held a valid firearm owner's identification card issued by the Illinois State Police.
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This has raised concerns among privacy experts, civil liberty organizations and libertarian groups that the law will lead to something like a national identification card.
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Casino destination Macau is requiring facial recognition and identification card checks for withdrawals made by Chinese UnionPay cardholders at all ATMs, as reported by Bloomberg.
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Following his arrest in DC last July, Illinois authorities revoked Reinking's firearms identification card and confiscated his four weapons, turning them over to his father.
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Deputies from the St. Clair County Sheriff Department responded to the scene and found Hodgkinson with a hunting rifle and his valid firearms identification card.
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The new law imposes stiffer penalties on anyone without a gun-owner identification card who brings a gun into the state intending to sell it.
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The law imposes a stiff penalty on anyone without a gun-owner identification card who brings a gun into the state of Illinois to sell.
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Most states allow transgender people to change the gender on their driver's license or state identification card with a letter from a health care provider.
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"So when they ask me if I am female, I can just say, 'Bam,' " she said, holding up an imaginary identification card in her hand.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is suing 12 school districts in New Jersey, alleging that the districts' policies requiring an identification card are unconstitutional.
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THARLO The title character is an isolated Tibetan shepherd with a ponytail who can quote Mao word for word but still needs an identification card.
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"We decided that, from now on, everyone who comes to digging sites must possess an identification card," Tiemoko Sangare, the minister, said on state radio.
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Ford said in a statement he would offer an amendment to allow voters to obtain a photo voter identification card during the early voting period.
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Procedure requires officers to read the mail's label and make sure that it matches the identification card plastered above each cell, before placing it inside.
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As of 2020, a newly designed driver's license or state identification card — which states are racing to create — will be required to clear airport security.
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"Officers ultimately determined that the man had a legal right to be on the property and returned the man's school identification card," the release concluded.
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After comparing Al-Jizawi's identification card to their papers, she says they put a gun to her chest and ordered her to come with them.
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The TruToken rebuffs these attacks by not only verifying the identification card used but also by tracking the manner in which the card is physically swiped.
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In the same envelope, they also found the school identification card of 18-year-old Ayellah Marshall and the Nevada driver's license of Rolenia Morris, 29.
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And because Israel's barrier and a military checkpoint separate Kafr Aqab from the city, her fiance can reside there, even with his West Bank identification card.
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Those include ensuring that inmates are released with a state-issued driver's license or identification card, which are crucial for securing jobs, housing and other needs.
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Aadhaar is a biometric identification card that is becoming integral to the digitisation of India's economy, with over 1.1 billion users and the world's biggest database.
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Mr. Cruz was also said to be upset that his mother, Lynda Cruz, would not let him get an identification card required to buy a gun.
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"Officers ultimately determined that the man had a legal right to be on the property and returned the man's school identification card," the police statement said.
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This would lead to greater security but would not impinge on personal freedoms or create a national identification card, a legitimate concern of many civil libertarians.
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The process is cumbersome said Sloan, requiring people to scan an identification card or input a driver's license or passport number and click through multiple screens.
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Since access to Apple Wallet requires verification using Face ID, a passcode or Touch ID, a student's college identification card is less prone to loss or theft.
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Estonia has a unique 11-digit ID number from the government, along with a physical identification card and pin codes for added security, starting at age 15.
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It would be "impossible or nearly impossible" for some of those voters to obtain a free identification card offered under Wisconsin's 2011 voter ID law, he wrote.
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Workers looking to "score a beer" can click on a link and then go to the brewery to claim it, after showing a federal employee identification card.
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Roberson had a Firearms Owners' Identification Card, which allows Illinois residents to legally possess firearms or ammunition, according to a spokesperson for the Cook County Sheriff's Office.
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In the 1980s there was a push by Australia's then-Labor government under Prime Minister Bob Hawke to introduce a mandatory identification card, called the Australia Card.
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He showed his New York City identification card to the guard as he had done several times before, but it wasn't enough this time, his wife says.
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Private commercial bus companies have also begun requiring passengers to show an identification card, provoking outrage from civil society organizations, who say that violates the Mexican constitution.
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BolsonaroThe PSL candidate vows to create a "green-and-yellow workers' identification card" that would be used in addition to the current ID required for national workers.
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The resident, whose identity has not yet been released, then told the officer he lived at the residence and also reportedly showed him his school identification card.
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A VA health identification card is needed as the first step to becoming eligible, along with having a specific status such as service connection or purple heart.
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He says it's Jesse, but some police record shows him as Jessie, and because he was arrested at 16, he's never had a normal adult identification card.
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Bachelet, voting in the upper-middle class Santiago neighborhood of La Reina, first forgot to grab her national identification card from poll workers after casting her vote.
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After answering the questions, he was told that his Illinois-issued identification card, which expires in 2019 but is not a driver's license, was invalid for flying.
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Due to his 22013 arrest, Illinois authorities, at the request of the FBI, confiscated his weapons and revoked a state identification card given to firearms owners, officials said.
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It included lists of mobile phone numbers, identification card numbers, home addresses, and SIM card data of 46.2 million customers from at least 12 Malaysian mobile phone operators.
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Aadhaar is a biometric identification card that is becoming integral to the digitisation of India's economy, with over 1.1 billion users it is the world's largest such database.
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A 2011 law required voters to present a U.S. passport, a military identification card, a state driver's license, a concealed-weapon permit, or a Texas election identification certificate.
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While he was looking at it, she began recording the encounter on her cell phone, asking him to say on video why he'd asked for her identification card.
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Analysts contend Maduro&aposs success Sunday hinges on schemes like pressuring state workers to vote and linking food subsidies to a new identification card requested at polling sites.
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Mr. Shorris helped steer the new administration to some of its key successes, including the rapid expansion of prekindergarten classes and the creation of a city identification card.
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Inside the victim's residence, investigators found a fake CIA identification card with Chapman's name and photograph, the victim's cellphone, multiple zip ties and a roll of duct tape.
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He had been issued a firearm owner's identification card, or FOID card, in January 2014, and in March of that year passed a background check and purchased a .
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At the end of the appointment, the nurse stamps her identification card, called a "carnet sanitaire," which she is required to carry as a registered, legal sex worker.
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Martin had been issued a firearm owner's identification card, or FOID card, in January 2014, and in March of that year passed a background check and purchased a .
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An Army spokeswoman told The New York Times that if visitors don&apost have a military identification card, they have to get a pass that requires a background check.
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The information provided on your ticket will need to match your government-issued photo Identification Card and the information provided will be used on your badge during the event.
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Charges of voter suppression are taking place across the country, such as in Georgia, where a law requires an exact name match between a voter's registration and identification card.
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Under Ecuadorian law, all citizens who reach 65 years of age and have a cedula (national identification card) get to enjoy substantial reductions with the expenses of daily living.
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The New York City identification card program was supposed to offer protection to undocumented immigrants, allowing them to engage with city agencies and move freely through the five boroughs.
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An identification card would then be mailed to the primary address listed by the individual seeking the ID; receipt of the card was considered sufficient secondary proof of residency.
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After we had both gone through the turnstile, he reached into his pocket and then stopped to show me the identification card hanging on a lanyard around his neck.
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According to Ms. Chica, Mr. Villavicencio was delivering food to Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn on June 1 when he presented his New York City identification card at the gate.
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One man told The Times that a bank turned him away because he didn't have a government-issued identification card, which is required to swap or deposit old bills.
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Bruce Rauner passed a gun control law that imposes stiffer penalties on anyone without a gun-owner identification card who brings a gun into the state intending to sell it.
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Bruce Rauner last year approved a law imposing a stiff penalty on anyone without a gun-owner identification card who brings a gun into the state of Illinois to sell.
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In Austria, for instance, the Vienna Social Fund funded by the capital city set up a registration and identification card system to provide health services to migrants, the report said.
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Police confiscated Reinking's two hunting rifles, a 9mm handgun, and an AR-15 — and then gave the guns to Reinking's father, who still had a valid firearms owners identification card.
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The Texas law requires voters to present government-issued photo IDs such as a state driver's license, a Texas election identification certificate, a US passport or a military identification card.
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"With the digital wallet we are going to perform miracles at all levels," Maduro said recently, announcing a QR code to be included on the government's social welfare identification card.
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When Sher Baz, a police officer based in Ghazni, travels to Kabul to see his family, he often hides his identification card to avoid being targeted should he be stopped.
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"Officers ultimately determined that the man had a legal right to be on the property and returned the man's school identification card," the department said in a statement last month.
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The police also seized two handguns, a falsified police identification card and a car equipped with police markings at the farm near the northern town of Stara Pazova, it said.
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In 2015 the Finnish government asked MONI to supply accounts and debit cards to refugees, to whom it gives a monthly allowance and a temporary identification card, in a pilot programme.
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Bruce Rauner recently signed a new gun control that imposes stiffer penalties on anyone without a gun-owner identification card who brings a gun into the state intending to sell it.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is testing a new screening technology that allows pre-vetted passengers to check into flights using their fingerprints instead of a boarding pass and identification card.
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A federal judge on Monday barred North Dakota from enforcing the state's strict voter identification-card law, adding to several recent federal court rulings that such laws may disenfranchise minority voters.
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Febri Diansyah, a spokesman for the anticorruption agency, told reporters that the arrest warrant had been issued because of Mr. Setya's status as a suspect in the identification card corruption case.
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After she first arrived in Los Angeles, a contact provided her with a false Social Security number and an identification card that she was told would enable her to secure employment.
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There are metal detectors at the main entrance and, down an airy corridor, double sets of doors that unlock after an employee holds an identification card up to an electronic reader.
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In some cases, policy makers can find crucial allies outside politics, as was the case when Mr. Stanton decided his city needed a municipal identification card that undocumented immigrants could use.
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Chinese citizens who are directors in companies registered in Hong Kong often provide their home addresses and national identification card numbers on publicly available documents found on the city's online company registry.
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The legislature gave local governments until July 19 of that year to regulate assault weapons before the new Illinois Concealed Carry Act and an amended Firearm Owner's Identification Card Act were enacted.
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"The broad application of face surveillance in public spaces is the functional equivalent of requiring every person to carry and display a personal photo identification card at all times," reads the ordinance.
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The Secret Service arrested Reinking in August 2017 for trying to sneak his way onto White House grounds and forced him to hand over his weapons, ammunition and Illinois Firearm Owners Identification card.
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A 'dangerous precedent' Villavicencio's arrest has sent "shock waves" throughout New York City's immigrant community, including among those who regularly use the kind of municipal identification card that Villavicencio displayed during the incident.
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The identified individuals provided some form of documentation when obtaining an identification card that showed they were not citizens, The Texas Tribune reported, but some may have been naturalized in the time since.
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DeHays also described a dog tag as "salty" as he tried to explain its war-related damage and mentioned a "partially burned" American Red Cross identification card when he texted another potential buyer.
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Early Thursday morning, when they walked toward the starting point, a group of young men asked where they were going, where they were from, and if the woman, 46, had an identification card.
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Maduro said the government would still provide "direct subsidies" to citizens holding the "fatherland card," a state-issued identification card that the government uses to provide bonuses and track use of social services.
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The secretary of state's office used the state's voter registration database and motor vehicles department's records of driver's license and identification card applications that indicate one's citizenship status to identify the non-citizens.
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The law requires voters to present certain government-issued photo IDs when voting in person which includes a Texas driver's license, a Texas election identification certificate, a US Passport and a military identification card.
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Those include standard forms of identification such as a driver's license or a passport, along with a military or veteran's identification card and student identification cards from state and private universities and community colleges.
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An African-American voter called the hotline from Alabama's Shelby County to report that a white poll worker had indicated she would have to wash her hands after handling the voter's photo identification card.
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Russell Craig's deadpan painting of his prison identification card is one such example, as well as his collage "Locks" (2017), which examines the "criminalization" of black hair (like the banning of dreadlocks in workplaces).
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Villavicencio, an immigrant from Ecuador, delivered the food to Fort Hamilton and showed his New York City identification card to the guard, as he had many times previously, his wife said at the time.
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FBI agents based in Illinois then worked with the Illinois state police to revoke Reinking's Illinois firearm identification card and then later with the Tazewell County sheriff's office to remove the guns he possessed.
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Staff cannot ask about the person's disability, require medical documentation, require a special identification card or training documentation for the dog, or ask that the dog demonstrate its ability to perform the work or task.
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The Texas law requires voters to present certain government-issued photo IDs when voting in person which includes a Texas driver's license, a Texas election identification certificate, a US passport and a military identification card.
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Beijing residents originally from Hubei — everyone's hometown is written on their national identification card — have in turn faced intrusive questioning about their travels or any visits from relatives, all in the name of public health.
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Under the master plan, a new money-transfer system, PromptPay, will enable people to transfer money and make e-payments using a mobile phone or national identification card linked to a bank account from October.
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The leaked data included lists of mobile phone numbers, identification card numbers, home addresses, and SIM card data of 46.2 million customers from at least 12 Malaysian mobile phone and mobile virtual network operators (MVNO).
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"They say we can get unemployment insurance of $6003,200, but we have to enroll within five weeks, and we need our credencial de elector"—an official identification card—"and a proof of residence," Lopez says.
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Mr. Lang said Mr. Bahena Rivera had been hired at the farm in August 2014 after presenting a valid Social Security number, which was checked with a federal database, and a state-issued identification card.
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To gain access to the base, Mr. Villavicencio presented his New York City identification card, which was provided through IDNYC, a program that gives undocumented immigrants a means of proving their identity to city agencies.
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Villavicencio, who worked at Nonna Delia&aposs pizzeria, an hour away by car in Queens, produced a city identification card, but the official told him he wanted to see a state driver&aposs license, Chica said.
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The law requires voters to present certain government-issued photo IDs when voting in person, which includes identification such as a Texas drivers license, a Texas election identification certificate, a U.S. passport, or military identification card.
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You can go down to a gun show at the local convention center and come away with a fully automatic assault rifle without a background check and most likely without having to show an identification card.
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You can go down to a gun show at the local convention center and come away with a fully automatic assault rifle without a background check, and most likely without having to show an identification card.
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My Uncle Bob, with whom I stayed for a week in the Bronx before moving into my dorm, told me to get a nondriver identification card and to lock my passport away in a secure place.
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The documents, which she shared with CNN, include a birth certificate that lists Galicia's place of birth as Parkland Memorial hospital in Dallas; a health insurance card; a Texas Temporary Identification Card and high school photo identification.
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Hodgkinson had an Illinois firearm identification card and a concealed carry license in the state, which would have allowed him to legally obtain a weapon in Illinois, according to a local law enforcement official who requested anonymity.
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Iowa's voter ID bill, which appears headed for passage in the State Senate, is typical of many, requiring voters to display a driver's license or non-operator's license, a military or veteran identification card or a passport.
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In the afternoon, they presented some of the ideas, from a series of short videos for teachers on how to be inclusive of refugee students to an international identification card that would include medical and education histories.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York judge ruled on Friday that New York City officials should be allowed to destroy copies of personal documents collected through a local identification card program aimed in part at helping illegal immigrants.
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A Missouri judge issued a ruling on Tuesday prohibiting election authorities from requiring voters to present a photo identification card in order to cast a ballot, a move that blocks key parts of the state's voter ID law.
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"For a Spaniard to open a bank account they just have to show their identification card, whereas Chinese citizens have to deliver much more paperwork such as evidence of their work life like payslips and contracts," Ding said.
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DAR ES SALAAM, Jan 25 (Reuters) - Tanzanian President John Magufuli suspended the head of a national electronic identification-card project and four other officials on Monday, opening the way for a corruption investigation into a public procurement process.
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You need to present a Firearm Owner Identification card to buy a gun, pass a background check, and abide by a waiting period of up to three days before you return to a store to purchase the weapon.
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In a follow-up interview, Mr. Sanchez said his family was still mapping out what comes next; his first steps included getting an identification card and securing a temporary place to live for himself and his two boys.
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Lyons's measure would require those who cannot afford an identification card to sign an affidavit at the clerk's office swearing they were unable to obtain an identification, or a copy of their birth certificate, without paying a fee.
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There's a provision under Illinois law that allows people who have their Firearm Owners Identification card (FOID) revoked to give their weapons to another person with a valid card, so long as they explain where the firearms ended up.
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Irish media reported that an Irish identification card was found on Redouane's body, and Prime Minister Enda Kenny confirmed that one of the attackers lived in Ireland for a time but did not attract the attention of law-enforcement.
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He showed his New York City identification card to the guard as he had done several times before, but the base said in a statement that he didn't have the proper identification, so he had to get a daily visitor pass.
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Senate Bill 14, which passed in 2011 and went into effect in 2013, required voters to present government-issued photo IDs, such as a state driver's license, a Texas election identification certificate, a US passport or a military identification card.
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He showed his New York City identification card to a guard as he had done several times before, but the base said in a statement that he didn't have the proper identification, so he had to get a daily visitor pass.
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Mr. Maduro has pledged to continue subsidizing fuel for those who sign up for a government identification card and register their cars with the government, but he wants Venezuelans who don't sign up to start paying the going international price.
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Council members said they had learned from a protracted court fight on Staten Island over the release of personal information related to the municipal identification card program; the city prevailed in State Supreme Court, although the decision has been appealed.
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The most frequent characteristic the courts have used to describe "harboring" is that it makes it easier for an undocumented alien to remain in the United States — which, arguably, is what de Basio is doing with his municipal identification card initiative.
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More recently, California followed Oregon in passing the country's first laws mandating automatic voter registration: Starting next month, every citizen who requests a driver's license or state identification card will begin to be registered to vote in California, unless they specifically opt out.
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Law enforcement officers also discovered traces of blood in the living room leading to the bedroom where Nurse was found as well as a bloody area rug folded on the bed, and Nurse's work identification card, safety glasses and towels covered in blood.
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The government identification card in its folded manila sleeve did not give very much away but after he had glanced at it and turned it over once or twice Mazer seemed to feel that he had a better grasp of the situation.
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In December 2017, when China announced that it was collaborating with Tencent to implement a national identification card system on WeChat, I realized that WeChat had gone beyond being a commercial messaging platform to being part of the state's e-governance initiatives.
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Activists have also noted that video of the shooting shows Augustus attempting to pull what looks like an Illinois Firearm Owners' Identification card from his wallet shortly before being grabbed by an officer, leading them to question why the interaction escalated so quickly.
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Synthia Jean, 38, said she left the Boerum Hill office last month after waiting six hours for officials to reissue a check that was dated for April, but had arrived in November, and to give her an identification card to cash it.
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Carmen Little Iron, the gift shop's manager, checked his tribal identification card to comply with federal laws governing the sale of native arts — his was from the Oglala Sioux — and bought several of his finely wrought bone chokers, beaded cross necklaces and earrings.
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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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According to Sports Illustrated, Manziel was arrested for fighting and giving police a fake ID in June 2012, and was charged with disorderly conduct, failure to identify and possessing a false identification card, and would pay $2,000 in fines as part of his plea agreement.
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A refugee identification card, which Germany began issuing to virtually all Syrian arrivals starting in December 2015 and which allows a refugee to travel around Europe as well apply for housing and financial support, might fetch the equivalent of $175 when sold to a smuggler in Turkey.
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While authorities have not yet revealed if the weapon Hodgkinson used Tuesday, thought to be an AR-15-style semi-automatic rifle, was licensed, we do know the 66-year-old had a valid firearms identification card issued by the state of Illinois earlier this year.
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A federal appeals court overturned parts of North Carolina's 2013 voting law, including provisions that required voters to show a photo identification card and prohibiting same day registration, ruling that the law stood in the way of African-American voters being able to come out and vote.
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The documentary series walks viewers through the case using footage from Demjanjuk's nationally televised trial in Israel, where Treblinka survivors testified about the horrors of the camp and facial-recognition specialists presented their conclusions on whether the man pictured on a Nazi identification card was Demjanjuk.
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"I was there when they opened one of the crates that the North Koreans said held one soldier and his identification card," said Paul Cole, a former researcher for the RAND Corporation who wrote a series of government reports on the locations of Korean War dead.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, speaking at a news conference the day after President-elect Donald Trump's stunning electoral victory, also left open the possibility that the database, which holds personal information from the more than 850,000 New Yorkers who have a city municipal identification card, could be scrubbed.
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CHICAGO — When J. Dennis Hastert, a former House speaker, reports this week to a federal prison in Minnesota, he will receive a copy of the institution's rules and regulations, an inmate identification card and a strict weekday schedule that includes periodic inmate counts, "pill lines" and 7:30 a.m.
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In addition to the forged Police Department cards, the authorities said, he had a fake Correction Department identification card and a fake New York police shield, as well as flare guns, a bulletproof vest from the Jersey City Police Department, metal knuckles, police scanners and $42,800 in cash.
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According to the authorities in Macedonia, Hungary and other neighboring countries, it appears that he was able to escape into neighboring Albania and — despite his passport being confiscated — travel with his own identification card with the help of the Hungarian diplomatic network to Montenegro, Serbia and, finally, Hungary.
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The new law, which some critics said was among the most restrictive in the nation, limited acceptable IDs to a valid state driver's license, a nondriver state ID, a state-issued long-term care certificate or a tribal identification card, each of which had to show a voter's current address.
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My hair weighed forward, parted in the middle, circling the center of my forehead in a surprised-looking O. Over my bony shoulders I wore a floppy, formless polo shirt, and my face had that identification-card look, the look that follows one's stall door in a public rest room suddenly flying open.
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He promised a universal pre-kindergarten program, paid for by a tax on the wealthy; an identification card that would allow undocumented immigrants to access city services; an ambitious plan to build or preserve 200,000 units of affordable housing; and reform of stop-and-frisk, the Bloomberg-era program that effectively allowed police to target minorities with warrantless searches.
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Because the DDS inspector kept his documents, the lawsuit says, Caban Gonzalez in June 2018 applied for a new birth certificate and Social Security card, which he used to obtain a state ID. While he received a state identification card in January, he has not heard back on the driver's license after more than 600 days, according to the lawsuit.
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In the interview, Mr. Appelbaum explained his union's support by saying the mayor had "done what he promised" on a range of issues, including providing universal prekindergarten, ensuring a rent freeze, creating a municipal identification card, supporting paid sick leave and a living wage for New Yorkers and "creating the atmosphere" for the state to act on a $15-an-hour minimum wage.
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The City Council is soon expected to approve Emanuel's plan for a municipal identification card that would benefit undocumented immigrants, the homeless and others who find it difficult to obtain a government ID. Lurie Children's Hospital chief Patrick Magoon said Trump's immigration stance was causing tremendous anxiety, citing data showing calls to suicide prevention and crisis hotlines statewide have doubled since Trump was elected.
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On October 1, travelers in the US will need a new type of identification card to fly domestically: a Real ID. Most current driver's licenses will no longer be accepted by the Transportation Security Administration, which means travelers will need to show another form of federally accepted ID, like a US passport or permanent resident card, to make it past security and onto their flight.
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As the mayor embarks on the second half of his term, with approval ratings still hovering around 50 percent, Mr. de Blasio used his speech to recite, in scattershot form, a list of his accomplishments — universal prekindergarten, paid sick leave, contracts signed with most city workers, a municipal identification card for all New Yorkers regardless of immigration status — that appeared pitched to his re-election campaign in 2017.
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Raicovich was joined by Tom Finkelpearl, the Commissioner of New York City's Department of Cultural Affairs (DCA) — an early architect of IDNYC, the New York City identification card that serves as a form of identification for any New Yorker, regardless or their immigration status — and artist Jeanne van Heeswijk, one of the initiators of Philadelphia Assembled, an exhibition and series of public events that took place at the Philadelphia Museum of Art last fall.
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Three additional people were arrested in those raids: Christian Rivera, 22, of Springfield, charged with trafficking heroin in excess of 200 grams, possession of ammunition without a firearms identification card, and possession of marijuana with intent to distribute; Cassandra Cardona, 21, of Springfield, charged with possession of marijuana with intent to distribute; and Anthony Guadalupe, 22, address not known, charged with trafficking heroin between 18 and 36 grams and trafficking heroin in excess of 200 grams.
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Some of the highlights include Pac's: - "All Eyez On Me" tracklist ... $30k - "All Eyez On Me Book II" CD master ... $20k - Nose stud from the cover of "All Eyez On Me" ... $7.5k - New York Prisoner Identification Card ... $10k - Personal signed Koran ... $30k - Gold and diamond medallion ... $38k - Famous Dolce & Gabbana wool jacket ... $7.5k - Lyrics for "Wonda Why They Call U Bitch" ... $15k A company rep tells us they never reached out to Afeni's estate because they didn't think they needed to -- they feel they got the stuff lawfully.
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