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And all of it has to be made searchable, he said.

To deal with quality control, Lover.ly will let all brides upload their photos to a specific URL, but only approved photos and weddings will be made searchable.

Screenshots or images with words can be made searchable.

Messaging, email and other web traffic accessed through the program was made searchable through XKEYSCORE, one of the NSA's more infamous search-powered surveillance tools.

In addition to the initial offering plan, any amendments would also be made available as approved and would be searchable.

Given the ease with which Internet data can flow between and among Internet venues (a Twitter feed can automatically stream to a Facebook page), the changes with which access to data can occur (early "private" newsgroup conversations were made "publicly searchable" when Google bought DejaNews), reuse and access by others is highly possible.

This information is then made searchable to all buyers.  .

But the information was made accessible and searchable for the first time last week.

Lauren: All U.S. design patents are made public and searchable on the U.S. Patent Office's website.

Recently, deep metatranscriptomic sequencing of two adult coral holobiomes has been made available on searchable databases: PocilloporaBase for Pocillopora damicornis[ 36] and PcarnBase for Platygyra carnosus[ 37].

Holdings information about these collections of historical catalogs generally are not available online, but at least at some libraries efforts are being made toward producing searchable databases of nursery and seed catalog collections (J. Skarstad, UC-Davis, personal communication).