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Usage examples of lists.
Though the central voter file was supposed to facilitate the process, it was often more troublesome than the monthly circuit court lists that she had previously used to clear her rolls of duplicate registrations, the deceased and convicted felons.
If the information on the state list seemed accurate enough when comparing names with those on county voter lists, people were classified as felons and were then sent warning letters.
Fagan says many errors could have been eliminated by matching the Social Security numbers of ex-felons on DBT lists to the Social Security numbers on voter registries.
Going deeper into the Harris lists, we find hundreds more convicts from the 35 other states that restored their rights at the end of sentences served.
DBT, confessed to me that DBT merely downloaded the lists from the dozen states that make the data available publicly, such as Texas.
These mailing lists, like the CBN lists, are worth their weight in gold.
To dip into the Christian lists uncompensated to promote the new bank would breach the law.
But abuse of these lists lies at the heart of charges by ex-partners with whom I spoke.
Christian Coalition lists to build what became Kalo-Vita, the pyramid sales enterprise which sold vitamins and other products.
It had been a difficult task, confidential shareholder lists pirated from USB notwithstanding.
The activity report lists letters of credit issued on behalf of Goldluxe amounting to three million dollars.
Who had told Kaiser about the theft of the shareholder lists and their delivery to Klaus Konig?
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It turned out that getting the kind of lists Roger wanted required accessing a number of different sources.
He retreated to his apartment and buried himself in the Prikhodko lectures, making lists of neighborhoods and parks and department stores in various East Coast American cities that could be used for meetings with agents.