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Many hedge-fund managers sniff that China is a house of cards built by indebted cronies.To test the claim that rent-seekers are on the rampage, we have created a crony-capitalist index.

At newly built cinderblock schools and in 18th-century town halls, the mechanism that replaced the old political machine was running smoothly: a modern voting system with foolproof photo-identification cards, built by Mexico at a cost of more than $1 billion in the last five years.

The house of cards built by the worst-performing higher education sector -- predatory for-profit colleges -- may at last be in peril of collapsing.

Starbucks has its own iPhone loyalty card, built by mFoundry.

"Although the sort of contactless card reader built by the University of Surrey might be able to interrogate a card, any data obtained would be limited to the card number and expiry date that can be seen on the front of the card," the spokesman said.

The company said Terminal has three main components — there's hardware, namely card readers built by Stripe partners BBPOS and Verifone, but also SDKs and APIs for customizing checkout experiences, as well as software for managing connected devices.

FlockTag, a loyalty card startup built by SideCar co-founder Adrian Fortino (who has since left SideCar to focus on this project), has been quietly flying under the radar, growing its CRM solution for small businesses over the past six months.

The studies with respect to consumer report cards build on earlier work done in the United States by the research group of Hibbard and colleagues [ 28- 31].

Or a computer as thin as a credit card could be built by integrating all its processors within its screen.

"A house of cards is almost never built by one lone architect".

A Twitter spokesperson said the card integration was already built by CardSpring, which Twitter acquired in July.