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It's not clear if Apple has ever made an exception to its rule that only it can retrieve data from phones without the user's permission (and only then with a search warrant).

A larger Digi-Frame model ($599) has no direct Internet connection, but it can retrieve pictures directly from a personal computer or Mac via a standard cable.

More important for San Miguel's shareholders, the government now seems confident that it can retrieve the coconut farmers' stake in the company for the benefit of its rightful owners without having to interfere with the way it is run.

Now, using a new computer system, it can retrieve emergency information on such things as local service contractors pre-screened for reliability & the policies of insurance companies & dispense it to subscribing property owners through a 24-hour hotline.

He said his proposal for a review of HMRC's tax collection will examine how it can retrieve £25bn in tax avoidance, claiming this was a fraction of the total £120bn "tax gap" between taxes due and sums collected.

Most importantly, it can retrieve several distinct scaffolds as top-ranked hits that can be pursued individually.

Can you sign it and return it to your mailbox this week between 2 25 and 3 15 (so I can retrieve it)." He was going to put it in the Bays' mailbox, but it was locked, so he stuck the letter and baseball between boards in their white picket fence.

I think of the video camera as a paintbrush -- each video clip is labeled (like a paint tube) so I can retrieve it to use as a component to create the final video.

If your phone is nearby, you'll hear it and can retrieve it.

He added: "Besides telling the sex, age and occupation of a skeleton and what killed it, we can retrieve evidentiary data that tells us about its environment.

Asked if the airports are holding onto it so passengers can retrieve it on their return, he said from what he is hearing "most of them are not".