Heavy make-up or a mask will also work, as will tilting your head at a 15-degree angle, which fools the software into thinking you do not have a face, according to an online guide produced by hacktivist group Anonymous.
Germany allowed the extradition after receiving assurances the pair would be tried in a civilian court and not face a capital sentence if found guilty.
These include Miki Tanikawa's revealing online discussions with Japanese kids in an Internet chat room, where they poured out their fears and hopes with a frankness not possible in a face-to-face conversation.
When the camera is pointed at a desired shot, the Intelligent AF function automatically detects the photo subject even if it is not a human face and determines the focus and exposure area accordingly.
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The hope is that regulators might have a means to impose losses on the private sector in a controlled way, and not just face a binary choice between bail-out or oblivion.
The sixth-seeded American -- who had not won a Masters title on the ATP Tour for four years -- fired 13 ace and did not face a single set point in a 7-5 6-4 win.
Viewed as a sex alone, then, they should not face a wall of death.
Cleveland Police Authority decided that 11 matters should be referred to a misconduct hearing, but it said Mr Price would not face a hearing as he is no longer a serving police officer.
Rod Morgan, a former chair of the Youth Justice Board and a professor at the University of Bristol, said that children should not face a court if they cannot understand what is happening.
The healthcare law's insurance mandate does not begin until 2014, and those who flout the requirement to have insurance would not face a penalty until the following year.
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He made sure it was a face-to-face meeting, not a telephone call.
The Spaniard did not face a single break point and lost just 10 points on serve.
Given the sensitivity, Google decided not to release a face-recognition search engine it had made.
Downing Street said the prime minister and Mr Obama had not yet arranged a face-to-face meeting.
John Kyl does not face a Democratic Party challenger in his re-election bid and should win handily.
He, because of the support he has within his own party, is fortunate enough not to face a primary contest.
District Judge Jeremy Coleman said the defendant would not face a custodial penalty when he is sentenced on 11 February.
If you misclassify workers you may not face a stake through the heart, but the penalties can seem just as bad.
"I'm playing great, serving excellent, " said Federer, who landed 76% of his first serves and did not face a single break point.
My Administration has also pursued greater workplace flexibility, so working parents do not face a choice between their jobs and meeting their families' needs.
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C. hype aside, America does not currently face a national crisis.
The WICB disciplinary committee had said they would prefer for Samuels not to face a ban, recommending a suspended sentence on account of Samuels' good behaviour.
Obama's European counterparts do not face a comparable situation.
He will not face a significant challenge either from within his own party or from any other party no matter how he comes down on issues like Alon's appointment or the Court's radicalism.
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The decision that Junior Bayode will not face a retrial for a schoolboy's murder at London's Victoria Station marks the end of a case which saw an unprecedented use of a law called joint enterprise.
The reason that Britain's public finances do not face a pensions time-bomb is that, since the early 1980s, the Tories have been reducing the role of the state in pension provision and increasing that of the private sector.
Certainly not with a straight face.
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