By the time they are 5 or older they will have multiple contacts with government agencies-- social service agencies, the police, the courts.
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The mail, some directed at steadfast Democrats and some at undecided voters, is part of a larger plan to mobilize voters with multiple contacts.
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A classified document describing terror suspect Jose Padilla's multiple contacts with top al-Qaida leaders should remain secret, federal prosecutors said in court papers filed Monday.
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The information delivered may consist of as little as an email address, or it may involve a detailed profile including multiple contact points and the answers to qualification questions.
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However, unlike a flap, multiple contacts are normal, if less common, and is easily distinguishable from the other trills when they are all produced with the same number of contacts.
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It encourages people to enter emergency contacts in their mobile phone address book under the name " ICE ", or multiple contacts as " ICE1 ", " ICE2 ", etc.
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The specificity of these transcription factors'interactions with DNA come from the proteins making multiple contacts to the edges of the DNA bases, allowing them to " read " the DNA sequence.
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The trill usually has a single contact ( i . e . a flap ) in ordinary speech, but multiple contacts ( a true trill ) in slow, emphatic, or angry speech.
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Companies that serve customers with teams or multiple contacts have an advantage here; a new employee can be introduced by a manager or another team member with whom the customer is already comfortable.
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Shakespeare had multiple contacts to the circle of people amongst whom the letter circled, including to Strachey . " The Tempest " shows clear evidence that he had read and relied on Jordain and especially Stratchey.
