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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as prism" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being used or viewed in a way similar to a prism, but without additional context, it is unclear.
Example: "The artist viewed the world as prism, refracting light and color in unique ways."
Alternatives: "like a prism" or "in the manner of a prism".
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Mozilla, the developer of the Firefox Web browser, has created a system known as Prism.
Revelations about surveillance programs such as Prism and Boundless Informant caused a small backlash this week.
It is responsible for all programs aimed at US communications systems through corporate partnerships such as Prism.
Applications that use ChIPS - such as Prism - may also provide information on the server they are using.
The ChIPS and the GUI applications, such as prism and obsvis, open windows as part of running the smoke tests.
More recently, as digital information became easier to track, programs such as PRISM and other governmental tracking arose.
The studies conducted at for-profit sites such as Prism are not the natural domain of academically ambitious researchers.
The IPT is already looking at complaints over GCHQ and NSA use of mass interception programmes such as Prism and Tempora.
Most of those prevention efforts, Alexander said, came from the NSA's monitoring of foreigners' internet communications under a program known as Prism.
The section also allows it to collect data from telecommunications and internet providers, known as Prism, and, less frequently, data in transit "upstream" across the internet itself.
Alexander said that more than 90percentt of the information on the foiled plots came from a program targeting the communications of foreigners, known as PRISM.
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