Learning, too: We could instantly pull up a dossier on the people we encountered.
Following an investigation the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) handed a dossier of evidence to prosecutors.
Google could collect data on what books people read and create a dossier of their political views and other information.
One of the three Bolivarians, Jesus Urdaneta, used his position as head of state security to compile a dossier on corruption.
Mr Sarkozy was said to have a dossier ready, including the so-called Carlton affair of alleged prostitutes in Lille now under investigation.
But agreeing what to include in such a dossier will be difficult.
Police say they planned to purchase a dossier - linking the opposition to a scheme that used inflated invoices to purchase state ambulances.
The decision came after a year-long review prompted by campaigners who had handed a dossier to the MoD, which they said included new evidence.
I've put out a dossier on him with more details than what I provide - than what I provide in this speech in your packet.
It released a dossier of evidence to Pakistan and other governments.
The team, which includes a retired Chicago policeman, handed over a dossier of statements from schoolgirls to the head of Gauteng's child protection unit, Superintendent Andre Neethling.
At a fringe meeting on Monday, he plans to read out a dossier of errors he will claim the shadow chancellor made when he was in government.
Meanwhile, the Patients Association published a dossier of 13 "appalling" cases of care given to NHS patients to highlight what it said was a wider malaise.
Mr Crick said he had offered last year to hand a dossier on Lord Archer to Mr Hague at a private meeting to spare the party future embarrassment.
But as a dossier of evidence on nuclear black markets published this week by the London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies points out, Mr Khan's business model wasn't unique.
In October 1986 the Conservative Party chairman, Norman Tebbit, produced a dossier claiming reporter Kate Adie's TV reports on the US bombing of Libya the previous April had been biased towards Tripoli.
Doubts about the safety of the conviction began to spread when, in 1992, his case was one of 110 named as possible miscarriages of justice in a dossier given to the Home Office.
In 1976, angered by inaccuracies in Le Monde's reporting on the Khmer Rouge, Ponchaud fired off a letter to the newspaper's editor -- along with a dossier of refugee accounts and radio transmissions.
In a dossier sent to councillors ahead of the regulatory board meeting, Urban Gravesham said the proposals would "completely overwhelm the Heritage Quarter, blocking out daylight for existing residents and businesses and destroying the historic character of the area".
Britain's Hutton inquiry began simply by investigating the suicide of a senior weapons scientist (after he allegedly told a journalist the government had knowingly exaggerated in a dossier that it used to make the case for war), but it has waded further into the excruciating who-said-what-when details of Britain's case for war.
Some apps that Havens models his ideas on are Emotionsense, an app for Android that uses the microphone to sample the ambient sounds and conversations of the day and assembles a dossier on how happy or sad you are, and Moodscope, a website that lets users share and understand their moods and get support from friends.
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The bottom line is that you should apply to a school when you have a great dossier ready.
Not long after arriving in Baghdad, Mr Bearpark recalls being handed a huge dossier on the long-term rebuilding of Iraq.
No further details were available, including whether the chat had taken place before or after a September dossier was released outlining the government's case for war.
Third, a list of 50 or so semi-finalists was compiled, and a background dossier on each (courtesy of the talented Vanna Le) was distributed to each of the judges.
Mr Rozar never did anything illegal, as far as is known, but he showed what could be done with the Net: how unconsidered trifles could be turned into a valuable dossier.
Another reason is that the politicians have had most of the hard work done for them by Paul van Buitenen, an internal auditor with the commission who turned whistle-blower and handed out a fat dossier of embarrassing allegations last month.
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The case has attracted a Wikileaks-style group, called Local Leaks, which has compiled a long dossier accusing authorities in the town of not pursuing the case aggressively because they wish to shield members of the football team from punishment.
In 2010, at the Chilcot Inquiry into the Iraq War, Mr Blair - quizzed about the controversial claim in a September 2002 dossier that Iraq could deploy weapons of mass destruction at 45 minutes' notice - said it "assumed a vastly greater significance" afterwards than it did at the time.
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