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The phrase "a network of finger" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a typographical error or a misphrasing; it should likely be "a network of fingers."
Example: "The intricate design of the glove created a network of fingers that allowed for maximum dexterity."
Alternatives: "a web of fingers" or "a system of fingers."
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Earlier in the year Poland became the first country in Europe to introduce a network of "finger vein ID" cash machines.
Poland has become the first country in Europe to introduce a network of "finger vein ID" cash machines, with 2,000 of the new ATMs opening in bank branches and supermarkets across the country this year, backed by a marketing campaign that promises "cash within your finger".
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Many of the bubbles appeared to interconnect into a network of finger-like strands.
For simpler DNAPs and RNAPs, a network of residues spanning the fingers and palm domains was detected to be involved in the open ↔ closed transition.
This leaves a massive RF finger print in a network of energy detectors.
The fragment activated a network of genes that forms bones in wrists, ankles, fingers and toes.
The solution, a network of infrared blasters and sensors that could only tell roughly where you put your finger, was a stopgap measure.
This was a network of women.
There is a network of provincial orchestras.
Single mothers weave a network of support.
They have created a network of loyalty.
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