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• Access Control using Subdermal fingerprint Technology.
• If only the ultimate in Access control is good enough then look no further than the new T1581 fingerprint access control scanner on offer from access control UK. The new fingerprint scanner scans the subdermal layer of the finger to verify the identify of the smartcard holder to provide total peace of mind. With Access software and the fingerprint scanners you can control most standard types of internal and external electronic, magnetic door releases and devices. The T1581 is compatible with the standard T1481 scanners allowing you to mix fingerprint reading and non-fingerprint reading access control scanners on the same security network. ...
• Subdermal fingerprint layers.
• Subdermal fingerprint reading technology.
• The fingerprint scanner use new technology which actually reads below the user's surface layer of (dead) skin down to the live sub-dermal layer where an individual's true fingerprint resides. ... These reflections are recorded to build up a picture of the fingerprint, which is matched against the persons known fingerprint recorded earlier. Using this method of sub-dermal fingerprint reading technology gives increased accuracy and reliability, as the surface of the skin is often contaminated with dirt or grease .
• Other fingerprint reading technologies based on optics or capacitance do not work on up to 30% of a given population due to their dependence on the surface layer of skin. ...     Within ½ a second it investigates underneath the skin surface where the true fingerprint exists.
• Sub dermal fingerprint access control scanner.

• Fingerprint computer and radio security .
•  This, as Compaq introduces a new form of cyberspace security system that they call Fingerprint Identification Technology. ...
• The Houston Texas company says Fingerprint Identification Technology is a way to use a person's fingerprint instead of a password to log into a secure computer network. The system uses a special camera takes a picture of a person's fingerprint.  Software then transforms the fingerprint into a point map that is stored for future reference.  When a person wants access to the computer, he or she simply holds a finger to the camera, and the computer matches the stored print map to the fingerprint. ...
• Compaq says that the Fingerprint Identification Technology system is expected to become widely available by September. ...
• Southern California Association of Fingerprint Officers.

• Fingerprint Identification: Craft or Science?.
• Today, "fingerprint" defines the perfect identification technique, and when we use DNA to conclusively identify someone, we call the process "DNA fingerprinting. ...
• David Stoney, a forensic chemist who directs the McCrone Research Institute in Chicago, wants to know "how much science is there to back up fingerprint identification?" .
• Stoney, who wrote his doctoral dissertation on the statistics of fingerprint identification, admits that those little ridges and whorls can be pretty convincing: "There are some prints that are big enough, and good enough quality, that it would be irrational to dispute them. ...
• The goal is to maintain public confidence in fingerprint identification, he adds. ... Fingerprint examiners sometimes say it's unethical behavior to give a qualified identification. ...
• If fingerprint evidence were introduced today, Stoney says, "it would be very difficult to prove it statistically," to anything like the standard DNA identification has had to meet. ...
• For one thing, it's part of daily reality: "You can look at your fingers, and there's all this variation, and you can look at the expert's picture, and compare the unique points. ...
• "A gigantic number, like one chance in 50 billion that a DNA match is due to chance alone, may make a juror think more, question more, than an expert's assertion" that a fingerprint is unique. ...

• There are a variety of approaches to fingerprint verification. ... Finger-scan technology is the leading biometric authentication technology in use today with the greatest variety of fingerprint devices presently available. This is partly due to the historical use of the fingerprint in law enforcement as well as the fact that the technology lends itself to a more affordable solution. ...
• Finger-scan biometrics utilize the distinctive characteristics of the human fingerprint to establish a data template. A fingerprint image is read from a capture device, features are extracted from the image, and a template is created. ... This technology is capable of good accuracy, however, fingerprint devices can suffer from usage errors among insufficiently disciplined users such as might be the case with large user bases. ... The actual prints stored in the Automated Fingerprint Identification System, AFIS, used in forensics require a 256 KB template.
• Fingerprint verification may be a good choice for in house systems where adequate explanation and training can be provided to users and where the system is operated within a controlled environment. ...
• An Overview of Fingerprint Technologies.
• Optical Fingerprint Scanners.
• The process, referred to as Frustrated Total Internal Reflection, a form of spectroscopy, essentially takes a picture of the finger. It also takes a picture of the dirt, greases, and contamination found on the finger. ...
• Digital Fingerprint Scanners .
• Capacitance Fingerprint Scanners.
• Thermal Fingerprint Scanners.
• This technology uses infrared to sense the temperature differences between the ridges and valleys of the finger to create a fingerprint image. ...

• Silicone rubber compounds for fingerprint lifting.
• Fingerprint powders 1, 2, 3, 4.
• Fingerprint brushes.
• Silicone rubber compounds for fingerprint lifting.
• The casting compound is mixed with hardener and diluant (if needed) and poured over the print developed with fingerprint powder. After the silicone rubber has cured, the fingerprint is lifted.
• Depending on the color of the fingerprint powder that was used, white or black silicone rubber is used for contrast. ...
• Top three pictures: Fingerprint on polystyrene packaging material after dusting with Magnetic Jet Black powder and then lifted with white Silmark casting compound.
• Picture on the left: Fingerprint on leather, dusted with Instant Gold powder and lifted with black Silmark casting compound.

• The product integrates fingerprint and smart card production into an easy to use, ready to serve, single product. The system captures the picture of the person and allows the entry of other information; it then produces, in one step, a secure ID that has encoded on its smart card the template of the fingerprint and the lithography of the person, including his captured picture on the face card.
• The resulting smart card can be verified without the need to have a network connection since the fingerprint is stored securely inside the smart card.
• fingerprint readers, CardLogix smart cards, Innovonics smart card readers, Eltron smart card printers and Media Labs video cameras. The system can also produce plastic cards that have the fingerprint template on 2D barcode.
• With BioSmart ID, you can't go wrong; the smart card is secure and has the template of the fingerprint onboard; even if the card is lost, it is worthless since one would need to present the finger corresponding to the one saved on the card. ...
• Insert your smart card into the card reader, and with a touch of your finger on the scanner, your fingerprint will be automatically printed and matched with the one saved on the card. ...

• NIST Digital Video of Live-Scan Fingerprint Database.
• NIST Special Database 24 contains MPEG-2 (Moving Picture Experts Group) compressed digital video of live-scan fingerprint data. The database is being distributed for use in developing and testing of fingerprint verification systems. Verification is using a person's fingerprint as a "PIN/digital signature" to access or validate information which is not the same application as searching for identifications against a large database of unknowns (ie. ...
• There are two CD-ROM's (Compact Disc - Read Only Memory): the first contains 10 seconds (300 frames, 720 x 480 pixels) of fingerprint data with plastic distortions, and the second contains 10 seconds of fingerprints at various rotated angles. ...
• Digital Video of Live-Scan Fingerprint Data .
• Key words: software recognition, grayscale, MPEG-2 Compression, Digital Video, fingerprint verification, live-scan.

• For "positive identification" signature, face, fingerprint, footprint, voice print, DNA, human leukocyte antigen, hand geometry, the vein pattern of the face or wrists, retina or iris pattern, speech, and other physiological or behavioral characteristics unique to everyone are used. ... A definition by the Biometric Systems Lab of the University of Bologna (Italy): "Biometric Systems are automated methods of verifying or recognizing the identity of a living person on the basis of some physiological characteristics like a fingerprint or iris pattern, or some aspects of behavior, like handwriting or keystroke patterns. ...
• The image of the face is digitized, analyzed and compared to a picture taken previously and stored in the database or an ID card. ...
• An example for high tech fingerprint identification is the BioMouse fingerprint scanner, a user identification tool for computers, by the American Biometric Company. The user's password is replaced by his fingerprint to authorize access to the computer. ...
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• What do I need to bring to my fingerprint appointment?.
• How long will it be before the employer or agency receives my fingerprint clearance?.
• What if I cannot keep my fingerprint appointment?.
• What do I need to bring to my fingerprint appointment?.
• A picture identification (drivers license, identification card, or passport) .
• CCTC Fingerprint Services will be $71. ...
• Arrive 10 minutes before your appointment time, check in at the fingerprint desk, and present your REQUEST FOR LIVE SCAN SERVICE.
• How long will it be before the employer or agency receives my fingerprint clearance?.
• Please be aware the SCCOE Fingerprint Live Scan Unit does not receive or have access to clearance information and the Department of Justice does not respond to phone inquiries from individual applicants.
• Because the Department of Justice processes a very high volume of applicant fingerprints (about 4,000 a day!) on a very stringent schedule, telephone calls from licensing or employing agencies inquiring about the status of an applicant’s fingerprint clearance will not be returned until the seven day processing time has elapsed.
• What if I cannot keep my fingerprint appointment?.
• Fingerprint Homepage.
• Fingerprint Cards.
• Fingerprint Mandates for School Employees 32KB  .

•       Biometrics divide into two types: behavioral (the traditional signature and voice) and physiological (face, fingerprint, hand, and iris recognition). ...
• " Most of Visionics' business is in fingerprint recognition, and its FaceIt technology presently accounts for 10% of its revenue. ... Smart cards with fingerprint information would work as an un-networked self-service model, and later, networked kiosks would use fingerprint sensors instead of the card. ...
• " Explains De Lange, "We looked at fingerprint and iris recognition, but they're all active-the customer must do something. ...
• A cashier checks the photo against a picture ID and swipes the credit card. ...
•       But the most widely used and least expensive biometric technology is still fingerprint scanning. Bill Rogers, publisher of Biometric Digest, says credit unions have been successfully using fingerprint-scanning ATMs from Real Time Kiosks (motto: The finger is mightier than the PIN) since 1997. Rogers sees many applications for fingerprint-scanning: "Soon we'll see hospitals dispensing medicines, especially refills, with biometrics via kiosks. " For retail, Rogers says credit card companies are doing pilot projects where your fingerprint is stored in the bar code for ID at the point of sale. Indivos has worked with Digital Persona to pilot fingerprint scanning for electronic payments at a McDonald's in Fresno, CA. ...
•       Welsh Valley Middle School in Pennsylvania introduced voluntary fingerprint scanning for speedy payments in the lunch line and doubled cafeteria sales last year; the local school district plans to extend the system to vending machines. Libraries have introduced fingerprint scanners to check out books. ...
• Your fingerprint could soon be all.

• Of all current biometric technologies, fingerprint data is the easiest and least invasive method of authentication. ...
• Fingerprint identification has been used since the 1800’s for reliable verification of an individuals identity. Current technology takes a picture of the fingerprint characteristics and converts the image into “minutia” or data. ... The actual “fingerprint” is not stored, only the electronic interpretation of the data. ...
• While fingerprint biometrics works well in most areas of the hospital (billing, patient admit, administration, nursing stations, etc. ... ), in a clinical type of environment where latex gloves are required, fingerprint technology will not work.
• Fingerprint.
• Texas Instruments' flexible, low-cost Fingerprint Authentication Development Tool is perfect for entry level and expert developers to increase accuracy and maximize flexibility in designs. ...

• <<<Ridges and Furrows Homepage  |  What Is A Fingerprint ?  | Fingerprint Patterns | Favourite Links>>>.
• Some people think this type of fingerprint pattern looks like an "elephant eye".

• Prabhakar, "Fingerprint Identification Technology", in Biometric Systems: Technology, Design and Performance Evaluation, J. ...
• Jain, "Fingerprint Matching", Automatic Fingerprint Recognition Systems, N. ...
• Lin, "Picture/Graphics Classification System and Method", US patent application number 09/965,922, 2001. ...
• Pankanti, "Learning Fingerprint Minutiae Location and Type", Pattern Recognition, Vol. ...
• A shorter version also appears in Fingerprint Whorld, Vol. ...
• Jain, "Decision-level Fusion in Fingerprint Verification" Pattern Recognition, Vol. ...
• Pankanti, "Matching and Classification: A Case Study in Fingerprint Domain", Proceedings of INSA-A (Indian National Science Academy), Vol. ...
• Pankanti "Filterbank-based Fingerprint Matching", IEEE Transactions on Image Processing, Vol. ...
• Chen, "Combining Multiple Matchers for a High Security Fingerprint Verification System", Pattern Recognition Letters, Vol 20, No. ...
• Hong, "A Multichannel Approach to Fingerprint Classification", IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, Vol. ...
• Lin, "Picture/Graphics Color Image Classification", Proc. ...
• Prabhakar, "Fingerprint Matching Using Minutiae and Texture Features", Proc. ...
• Jain, "Decision-level Fusion in Fingerprint Verification", Proc. ...
• Ross, "Recent Advances in Fingerprint Verification", Proc. ...
• Bolle, "Minutiae Verification and Classification for Fingerprint Matching", Proc. ...
• Pankanti, "FingerCode: A Filterbank for Fingerprint Representation and Matching", Proc. ...

• Fingerprint Sensor Ushers In Security .
• Picture this: You suddenly remember that you were supposed to make an important phone call about 15 minutes ago. ...
• Though this scenario may raise some people's fear of "Big Brother," the fact is that a fingerprint sensor could do away with triple-tapping user IDs and passwords into today's cell phones. ... The only problem is that until now, existing fingerprint sensors were either too bulky or too pricey for handheld devices.
• This sensor claims to be the world's first and most advanced fingerprint slide sensor. Unlike most sensors, which take a static picture of the surface of the finger, the AES2500 reads the fingerprint from the live layer below the surface of the skin. This method ensures that the device will acquire the fingerprint despite varying skin moisture levels; abrasion of the fingerprint from harsh chemicals or friction like rubbing; and common contaminants such as lotion, grease, or smoke. This subsurface-imaging approach thereby eliminates the surface-based recognition failures common with surface-imaging fingerprint sensors based on capacitive, thermal, optical, or pressure-sensing techniques.
• Located beneath the surface of the skin, this layer is actually the point of origin for the true fingerprint. ... Next, it's modulated by the fingerprint pattern. ...
• To obtain the best possible image of the fingerprint, TruePrint technology adjusts frequency, voltage, and a variety of other parameters. ...
• These alterations are all made before the image is delivered to the Fingerprint Matcher system. ...
• These characteristics make the AES2500 ideal for OEMs integrating fingerprint technology into battery-operated mobile devices. ...
• To attain a fingerprint image that is sufficient for user verification, many believe that the chip area has to be in some relation to the fingerprint. ...

• You wouldn't sign the key without checking the Brian> fingerprint first. The idea being, if the fingerprint matches, Brian> then John Smith must have the matching private key (and not Brian> somebody else). ... I am assuming that a) the person who has 2 picture ids of is actually john smith b) the fingerprint actually belongs to his own key -- not to John Smith from arkansas, who is a different person, but john smiths is a common name ;-) c) He still has access to his key, and can actually use it (people tend to forget pass phrases) I can't figure out a way that b) is actually useful -- but possibly there is a way to exploit something that I can't think of. Joseph> Might I ask how most people are supposed to get two picture Joseph> IDs? Joseph> This means that about 80% of the populace will NEVER get a Joseph> signature from you. ... What is the name and E-Mail address of this person? Well, for the FAQ, how about this key signing process? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- a) Everyone comes to the meeting with 2 picture ID's, at least one of which is issued by the government. b) everyone comes with lots and lots of slips of paper containing their name, email address, and key fingerprint of a key available on a public server (the alternative is a laptop and floppies, and people gather public keys on their floppy from other peoples floppies rather than downloading keys offline from public servers) The name on the slip *must* match the name on the picture ID's. ... e) To sign someones key 1) Look at the picture ID's. ... Check the name against the picture id's. ... 5) CHeck to see if the fingerprint matches. Check to see that the ID has the same name as found on the picture ID's you saw. ... org/%7Esrivasta/> Key C7261095 fingerprint = CB D9 F4 12 68 07 E4 05 CC 2D 27 12 1D F5 E8 6E .

• The biometric technologies available today are hand geometry recognition, fingerprint recognition, facial recognition, voice recognition, and iris/retinal recognition. The hand geometry and the fingerprint recognition devices have been around the longest. ... With respect to fingerprint recognition, the “minutiae” features (such as the valleys and ridges) of the fingerprint are measured and stored in a database. There are many applications for the fingerprint recognition technology, but the most popular are network security, physical access entry, and time and attendance. Many vendors manufacture fingerprint scanners, but one of the leaders in this area is Identix, Inc. ...
• The technology is fingerprint recognition, and the scenario is that of verification for physical access entry. ... To be included into this database, you must first register your fingerprint. ... During enrollment, a number of pictures are taken of your fingerprint. ... In order to have authorization to enter, you must now verify yourself by placing your finger on top of the sensor of the fingerprint scanner. The sensor will then take a picture, or a sample, of your fingerprint. The extraction algorithm will then extract the unique features of your fingerprint and store it into a file called a “verification template”. ...
• A perfect example of identification is AFIS, which stands for Automated Fingerprint Identification Services. ... For example, in the verification scenario, what are the chances that a legitimate, registered user will be denied access to the high security area by the fingerprint scanner? The False Acceptance Rate can be defined as the probability of an impostor being granted authorization by the biometric system. For example, once again referring to the verification scenario, what are the chances that an impostor will be granted access to the high security area by the fingerprint scanner? The False Acceptance Rate and the False Reject Rate are two common criteria used in evaluating the performance of biometric systems. ...

• LATENT FINGERPRINT DEVELOPMENT.
• FINGERPRINT POWDERS - Probably the most common method of developing latent fingerprints .
• is by dusting with fingerprint powders. ... Usually a picture is taken of the dusted print. Then it is lifted with fingerprint tape and is saved for comparing to the suspect's prints. ...
• This change is only temporary, so that the fingerprint must be photographed or "fixed" by spraying with a 1% starch solution. ...
• The test is very sensitive to the fingerprint but will also change color in the presence of blood. ...
• Latent Fingerprint Development .
• used to develop a raised permanent fingerprint on a smooth surface, such as glass, metal, or .
• For an unexplained reason, the fumes adhere to and harden on the fingerprint oils and a raised permanent fingerprint is formed. ... Low angle lighting or fingerprint powders can be used to assist in providing contrast. ...
• fingerprint. The reaction gives off light (fluoresces) almost instantaneously and pictures can be taken of the glowing fingerprint.

• The Application of Biometric Technologies: Fingerprint Recognition.
• Our last article reviewed iris recognition biometrics, and how it was used to positively identify the famous National Geographic picture of the “Afghan Girl”-Sharbat Gula.   An in depth description of the science behind iris recognition technology was provided, as well as a history of the famous picture. ...
• This article focuses upon another popular biometric technology—fingerprint recognition. Although iris recognition has been deemed among the most stable of the biometric technologies available today, fingerprint recognition has been around the longest, and there are more commercial applications of it than iris recognition.   For example, different types of fingerprint recognition devices can be found for network access and physical access entry configurations; it is the primary tool utilized for AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System) databases; and it is also the biometric tool of choice for financial institutions.
• The Science Behind Fingerprint Recognition.
• The first step in fingerprint recognition is known as “image acquisition”.   In this part of the process, a user places his or her finger on a platen (also referred to as a scanner), which is located on the top of most fingerprint recognition devices.   Numerous images of the fingerprint are then captured. It should be noted that during this stage, the goal is to capture images of the center of the fingerprint, which contains many of the unique features. ...
• The second step in fingerprint recognition is the location and determination of unique characteristics of the processed fingerprint image.   The fingerprint is composed of various “ridges” and “valleys” which form the basis for the loops, arches, and swirls that you can easily see on your fingertip. ...
• The third step in fingerprint recognition is that of template creation, based upon the unique features found in the “minutiae”. ...   Unlike iris recognition technology in which there is only one primary vendor (and thus only one set of algorithms), fingerprint recognition technology consists of many vendors (and thus, many more algorithms).   As a result, each type of fingerprint recognition technology has its own set of algorithms for template creation and matching.

• $10, a picture ID, and a fingerprint card (Weapon permit applicants do not need to bring a fingerprint card). ...

• Child Safety Fingerprint Scanner & Software.
• Blue Digital Persona Fingerprint Scanner & Child ID Software.
• This is an auction for a very rare and unique Digital Persona USB fingerprint scanner that can also be used as a child identification safety tool with the free download of the ChildFind software. ...
• This fingerprint scanner works with the ChildFind software, which can be downloaded for free by the purchasers of this scanner. ChildFind is a software tool for Windows users created by law enforcement to fingerprint and photograph children to help keep them safe, and this information can help to protect and locate a missing child. ...
• This scanner is new, never used, and is still in the plastic bag from the factory (the one in the picture is mine, but it's identical to the one you will get). ...
• Project Safe Child has written some incredible software that works with these scanners and allows you to record the child's picture and fingerprints, prints ID reports, and quickly and easily allows the printing of posters for distribution. ...
• With the Digital Persona software, you can replace your web passwords with your fingerprint instead. ... but the coolest thing is that you can lock your computer and restrict access to only your fingerprint! You can restrict both logon and with a screensaver. ...
• For Mac users, although Digital Persona does not currently make software to support the Mac, I was told by two Digital Persona sales people that Apple Computer is working with them on Mac fingerprint recognition software (for OS X?). ...
• If you know of any FREE software that works with Digital Persona fingerprint scanners that is NOT mentioned in this auction, let me know, and I'll send you a free scanner!.
• Or, if anyone has written software which works with a Digital Persona fingerprint scanner, and would like me to mention it in this auction, please contact me.
• Please don't ask me for a free fingerprint scanner. ...
• This is an auction for one translucent blue Digital Persona fingerprint scanner with a free ChildFind software download.

• The next 4 pictures show the same part of a fingerprint but the pressure on the surface is at each picture a little bit more. ...
• Picture   SEQ Foto \*ARABIC 1.
• The first picture shows at (a) and (b) small Incipient Ridges.  The last picture shows the same two points at (a) and (b) but it not so clear if it is an Incipient Ridge or an papillary line. The line is only a fraction smaller, the separate dots joined into a united line and even a sweat gland can be seen (look at the circle at picture 2 below).
• Picture  SEQ Foto \* ARABIC 2.
• A LOT OF MINITUAE IN A SMALL PART OF A FINGERPRINT.
• It is possible to identify a very small part of a fingerprint as can be seen in picture 3 and 4! The red dots refer to the normal minutiae and the blue dots to the Incipient Ridges. ...
• picture  SEQ Foto \* ARABIC 3.
• picture  SEQ Foto \* ARABIC 4.

• Boarding pass with full color picture of passenger and itinerary .
• Baggage tags with picture and bar-coded itinerary .
• Authentication of passenger by picture and fingerprint against known law enforcement databases and Watch Lists .

• Family sponsor, H1 and fingerprint.
• Hello, I was married to a US citizen and she petitioned for my status adjustment but while the case was in process we got divorced and hence I didn't answer INS call for interview or fingerprint!!! At that time I was on F-1 visa and later I got H1 status. Will that status adjustment petitioned by my ex-wife cause any trouble later when I go to INS for interview? My ex and I also spent a night in precinct where they took our picture and fingerprint but neither of us pressed any charge. ...
•  > I was married to a US citizen and she petitioned for my status  > adjustment but while the case was in process we got divorced and hence  > I didn't answer INS call for interview or fingerprint!!! At that time  > I was on F-1 visa and later I got H1 status. ...  > My ex and I also spent a night in precinct where they took our picture  > and fingerprint but neither of us pressed any charge. ...
•  >   > > I was married to a US citizen and she petitioned for my status   > > adjustment but while the case was in process we got divorced and hence   > > I didn't answer INS call for interview or fingerprint!!! At that time   > > I was on F-1 visa and later I got H1 status. ...  >   > > My ex and I also spent a night in precinct where they took our picture   > > and fingerprint but neither of us pressed any charge. ...
•   > >    > > > I was married to a US citizen and she petitioned for my status    > > > adjustment but while the case was in process we got divorced and hence    > > > I didn't answer INS call for interview or fingerprint!!! At that time    > > > I was on F-1 visa and later I got H1 status. ...   > >    > > > My ex and I also spent a night in precinct where they took our picture    > > > and fingerprint but neither of us pressed any charge. ...
•    > > >    > > > > I was married to a US citizen and she petitioned for my status    > > > > adjustment but while the case was in process we got divorced and hence    > > > > I didn't answer INS call for interview or fingerprint!!! At that time    > > > > I was on F-1 visa and later I got H1 status. ...    > > >    > > > > My ex and I also spent a night in precinct where they took our picture    > > > > and fingerprint but neither of us pressed any charge. ...
•    > > > >    > > > > > I was married to a US citizen and she petitioned for my status    > > > > > adjustment but while the case was in process we got divorced and hence    > > > > > I didn't answer INS call for interview or fingerprint!!! At that time    > > > > > I was on F-1 visa and later I got H1 status. ...    > > > >    > > > > > My ex and I also spent a night in precinct where they took our picture    > > > > > and fingerprint but neither of us pressed any charge. ...

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