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Hawkins told Williams her car needed to be towed so it could be searched and examined.
The information was put into spreadsheets for making tables, but was later sorted and standardized so it could be searched, manipulated and queried on the project's website.
The Americans ordered all women to leave the compound so it could be searched, a tactic that angers conservative Pashtun tribesmen who generally ban women from appearing in public and abhor having strangers enter their houses.
Attorney General Eric Holder spoke last week about how humiliated he felt as a college student when a cop made him stop his car and open the trunk so it could be searched for weapons.
Downloaded data was then placed in a central database where it could be searched by GCHQ agents.
At the time, Congress said that a private computer, one in your home or your business, should have a strong standard of privacy, requiring a warrant issued by a judge before it could be searched.
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Reza Zadeh, an adjunct machine learning professor at Stanford University and founder of computer vision startup Matroid, thinks it could be search and knowledge graph data.
Rabinowitz suggested that any area within the "immediate control" of the arrestee could be searched, but it did not define the term.
The Chambers Court held that if a car could be searched on the scene of an arrest, it could also be searched after being taken to the station house.
Fewer than 5percentt of the vehicles could be searched.
Mr. Doherty said signs at both terminals advised that cars and trucks could be searched.
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