Once the computer matches an iris with data in its memory, an entry ticket is issued, a door opens and the passenger formally enters Britain.
For example, if the person is alerted that the back door has been opened for 10 minutes and did not close the door, the intervention issued for the door being open for 20 minutes would be different.
Everything went perfectly until just as the guests were finishing their cocktails, when there was a muffled explosion in the dining r on, and smoke issued through the doors.
For some time, there have been suggestions that the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which operates behind closed doors, issued a warrant allowing federal agents to examine potential contacts between Trumpworld and Russia.
A "secure golden key" is essentially useless, at least against criminals and terrorists, when anyone who doesn't want to be spied on can, and will, replace the doors issued to them by Apple and Google in favor of ones the government can't open.
This month the German art-book publisher Steidl will issue a door-stopping three-volume retrospective of Mr. Davidson's work, books for which he painstakingly reprinted thousands of images from his archives, eventually choosing more than 800 pictures, some never seen before.
His administration has hired lobbyists — the very definition of swampiness — although it also has issued new revolving-door rules.
2. Mr. Espaillat, a Democratic colleague of Mr. Perkins's from the district next door, issued the following news release on Tuesday: Commissioner Lhota should be focused on improving subway services, not taking on elected officials.
They sat on the transparent trash bags issued at the door -- now filled with baby clothes, GameBoys and the occasional tattered Bible -- or stretched out on the gray plastic benches, waking to brush off the occasional water bug.
Most of the participants chose to write their blog names, not their real ones, on the name tags they had been issued at the door, and some people, unaware that an R.S.V.P. had been required to gain entry, met with confusion and even resistance upon arrival.
