"If they are saying that in some way we pre-checked this campaign then they are misrepresenting us.
However, as most lack the resources to pre-check each of the hundreds of thousands of listings they host, many are only flagged if a user marks the listing as suspicious.
If [the sender has] pre-checked the subscription checkbox, that's not informed consent".
Moreover, the forests contributions to eroded C and N gradually decreased in the direction of the runoff pathway at the check dam, and the C and N contributions of cropland and gullies showed the orders of mid-check dam > post-check dam > pre-check dam and pre-check dam > post-check dam > mid-check dam, respectively.
After all, the government collects enough pre-flight information about us to "pre-check" everyone on the plane, don't they?
All collection tubes and needles that were used for specimen collection were provided by the analyzing laboratory, where they were pre-checked by lot number to ensure the absence of any background lead contamination (i.e., < 0.5 μg/dL).
Slapping a new label on the "Pre Check-In" space doesn't make it new — nor does it make it empty.
Today, they're introducing a new Local Discovery system, which they're hoping will help them own what they call the "Pre Check-in" space.
By "Pre Check-In", of course, they're referencing the super-trendy act of "Checking In" to locations you're at with the help of apps like Foursquare or Yelp.
If you're a frequent flyer, things like the Global Entry Program and TSA Pre check allow you to bypass immigration lines (dreadfully long) and go through security without having to remove any items of clothing.
Less commonly sought, but equally quiet places include interdenominational chapels (many international airports have one, and you don't have to pray in order to use the room), and the lobbies of pre check-in areas.
