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It previously collected contact information, travel history, family information, and prior addresses.
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When the main bodies come into contact, the issue is decided quickly.
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Earlier this month, China's National Health Commission recommended that deliveries limit contact.
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Clearly contact between the Hope PD and the State Police was rare.
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However, just six minutes later, takeoff contact with the aircraft was lost.
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A number of striking public health doctors agreed to help investigate it.
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The upside-down nature of the situation is striking, some trade experts say.
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Bryce Canyon National Park is perhaps the most interesting-certainlythe most striking-example
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This was a direct result of the striking increase in long sentences.
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Yet US democracy is within Mr Trump's striking range at all times.
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How do you feel age impinging or widening your approach to your work?
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He felt impinging itself more and more upon him a sense of watchfulness.
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Ripples of panic raced out from their minds, impinging against those close by.
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This is impinging on everybody and in all arenas of life.
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These results indicate that this impinging jet method is promising for large-scale industrial production.
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Before them went successive wedge-shaped lines, impinging upon dull blue.
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One effect of the conflict impinging on the outside world is rampant piracy off Somalia.
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The only thing impinging on my senses at this point was the echo of footsteps.
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Yet she shrank in terror from an impinging sacrifice.
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His hoofs struck the turf without impinging upon it.
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We soon found it became contracted by impinging hills.
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High quality and high quantity few-layer graphene was successfully prepared using a new impinging jet method.
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That odd visual effect was now gone, but another quite unpleasant effect was impinging upon her.
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As if life were made up of anything but the impinging of one personality upon another.
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Only about forty meters down into the ice we saw indications that the layers were impinging.
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But the lights were there-notimpinging on the flitter, or patrolling along its line of flight.