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Google has already come in for heavy criticism because it records most of its foreign income in Ireland where it can take advantage of low tax rates.

But Portugal convicts only a third as many rapists per person as Britain; its conviction rate looks good only because it records a sixth as many incidents per person.

However, its effectiveness as a research tool is limited because it records only a small sample of electrical activity from the surface of the brain.

The $250 video camera is compact and light and, because it records to a memory card, durable.

Steve Starkey, a producer of the film, calls the process "performance capture," because it records more than simple movement.

To the photographer, CCTV is an affront, because it records at random, without human agency; it doesn't know it's bearing witness.

Mr Abe's new defence minister, Akinori Eto, had to amend his political-funds report because it recorded potentially improper donations.

Plus the scoreboard didn't acknowledge Kumar's 100 because it recorded the other batsman being on strike.

Station NTU was chosen as the Ref. station because it recorded the large number of events.

We chose the Embassy's air pollution data because it recorded detailed measurements of PM2.5 over a long period of time, despite originating from only one source.

While providing cause for hope, Serbia's resolution falls short of that ideal because while it records the crimes, it shies away from discussing what caused them.