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That is, the company released its Tylenol product with tamper-proof packing (again, it was something that cost millions).
FORBES: Airbnb's Tylenol Moment
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The oodles of online prices on which its index is based are tamper-proof.
ECONOMIST: Why we are removing a figure from our indicators page
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The UpTeq NFC acts as a tamper-proof secure element for consumers' confidential credentials and payment data and is a crucial part of enabling NFC transactions.
ENGADGET: Gemalto adds AMEX, Mastercard and Visa certs to its UpTeq NFC SIM
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Electronic gadgetry is tricky to use around high explosives of the sort used for bomb triggers, and it is hard to make any monitoring device reliably tamper-proof.
ECONOMIST: The new nuclear pioneers
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The Senate bill calls for tamper-proof Social Security cards and pushes to collect more biometric information from immigrants, but it stops short of requiring a full-fledged biometric I.
WSJ: Boston Attacks Complicate Immigration Debate
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The head of the Non-proliferation Policy Education Centre in Washington, a vocal critic of the Agreed Framework, has warned that even when the new reactors are completed they may not be tamper-proof.
BBC: Analysis: N Korea's nuclear deal
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"This is not tamper-proof, " he says.
WSJ: To Meet the Biggest Wrap Stars, Stroll Through the Miami Airport
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His own immigration-policy plans, framed as a national-security issue, were not different in any meaningful way from the compromise bill that consumed Congress this spring, except that he wanted every illegal resident to come forward for a tamper-proof identity card before getting in line for citizenship.
NEWYORKER: Mayberry Man
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If I were president of the United States, I could do something about that by deploying a fence, by deploying a virtual fence, by having a BorderStat system like my COMSTAT system that brought down crime in New York, and just stopping people from coming in, and then having a tamper-proof ID card.
CNN: Giuliani's responses at the CNN/YouTube debate
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Personally, I'm convinced that the answer to America's immigration woes is a middle-of-the-road approach that combines enforcement measures (continued workplace raids, speedier deportations, more spending on tools and technology for border patrol agents, etc.) with guest workers, an increase in legal immigration, a tamper-proof ID card for all U.S. employees, tougher sanctions for employers and a path to earned legalization for illegal immigrants who came into the country before January 1, 2000.
CNN: Commentary: Time for immigration reform is now