Portuguese
crachá Spanish
credencial de acceso Credential used to gain entry to an area.
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We had the keycard, but there was no way past the mob.
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The door to room eight opened smoothly after he'd inserted the keycard.
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Slowly she slid her keycard into the lock, until it flashed green.
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But we'll match the people seen there to the keycard data as well.
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I think the card is a keycard to an autobank, probably on Ehftnia.
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No, that wouldn't be it, because your access badge shows that you take lunch in the works canteen every day, 12.15 on the dot.
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Vishby swiped his security card along the magnetic strip on Mulchs manacles.
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Temperance Brennan. I flashed my LSJML security card as Ryan badged him.
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Knowing I had no authority, I flashed my MCME security card.
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I look through Daddy's wallet for his social security card, which I can't find.
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We have the manpower, I could use my security card to bypass the locks.
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Similarly, practically all developed countries have national ID cards-exceptfor English-speakingcountries.
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Indonesia requires a person to state their religion on official ID cards.
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No ID card meant no water, and nobody could come back twice.
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He's got a federal ID card, a warrant, and an attitude problem.
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They probably came on post wearing uniforms, using forged military ID cards.
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The Company is also engaged in the provision of smart card related services.
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Consumers are encouraged to use the multi-application smart card as they would cash.
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Three, he was given a camera smart card or photo chip.
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Central Secretariat Facebook Twitter Pinterest Delhi metro map and smart card.
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French smart card maker Gemalto is also making a big push in NFC.
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The mid-level LT, for another $1000-odd, adds smart key and a sunroof.
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The mid-spec LS has comprehensive safety kit, 18-inch alloys, LED lights, cruise control, smart key and eight-inch touchscreen.
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With decent space and plenty of gear, including smartphone mirroring and smart key entry, there's much to like.
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I lock the car doors remotely, with the smart key, and lead Julie into the elevator and up.
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The paging won't stop until the smart key button is pushed again or the iPhone app deactivates the page.
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The trouble began when a swipe card time recording system was introduced.
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Postmartin used a swipe card on the security pad and punched in a combination.
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The person was given their housemate's swipe card which gave them access to the hospital's theatres.
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Mr. Bernhard needed a new swipe card.
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Each student who is enrolled will be provided with a swipe card to access health services, the release said.
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Just three days into the scheme, 40 per cent of customers are opting for the state-of-art swipe card system.
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That meant Gordon had put the new swipe card in the box in the attic during the past week.
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This included email, phone and swipe card records - particularly relating to Mr Dunne and Fairfax journalist Andrea Vance.
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The swipe card system went down, so I had to let people in manually the rest of the day.
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The two-week-old scheme uses a magnetic strip swipe card and is aimed at building up a regular customer base.
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It was given email, phone and swipe card records, in particular between the then minister Peter Dunne and journalist Andrea Vance.
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Garda Peter Clifford told the court that he had analysed CCTV footage of the apartment complex along with a swipe card key system.
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So you have no way of knowing when somebody would have last visited locker 207? Nat held up the key and swipe card.
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Health boards want to introduce swipe cards to monitor the attendance of non-consultant doctors in hospitals.
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It wanted to sell swipe cards to people wanting to launch their boats at Monkey Point.
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Pensioners may soon need swipe cards to collect their weekly pensions, it was claimed in the Dáil today.