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ID cards: Biometrics work... sort of

By Steve Ranger

Published: Thursday 26 May 2005

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So we trust our identity to technology that 'sort ...
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I wonder if any of these good people asked who wou...
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£400 cost to average family with 2 children. And w...
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The government has effectivelly admitted that it h...
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