Imports, which can be checked against trade partners' data, confirm that domestic demand is robust.

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The car numbers will be checked against a central database to check fees have been paid.

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The tickets will then be checked against a photo identification on the day the test is given.

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That way, any conclusions about dark energy could be checked against the results of an independent investigation.

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They also have to give their consent for their data to be checked against a criminal record database.

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Those 100 names will be checked against the list of registered names with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

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And a bill in the Senate would require passenger lists to be checked against a new immigration database as well as making it harder for students from countries that sponsor terrorism to get visas.

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This is why the CDC claims needed to be checked out against their data.

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The decree also requires tax authorities to look at firms that declare losses in more than one tax year, stiffens the rules on blacklisted tax havens and requires payments made to the state pensions agency to be cross-checked against tax returns.

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It could then be quickly re-scanned and checked against its record when authentication is required.

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This means that wearing "hoodies" which cover the face will no longer be allowed, because it stops people being checked against their ID cards.

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