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Those brands & retailers wonder about those questions and thousands more that InfoScout is uniquely positioned to answer.

If it's possible to collect enough information from your browser to uniquely identify you, your browser needs fixing.

Distributed VCS are uniquely great in allowing one to switch hosters without much of a hiccup, yes.

Light of a specific frequency creates a specific color response, but it doesn't uniquely generate that response.

So if it's not the network, but a problem with the phones, AT&T must have a uniquely awful line-up of hardware.

It only takes ~30 bits of entropy to uniquely fingerprint all ~3 billion internet users.

We offer very competitive salaries commensurate with experience, uniquely attractive stock options, and an excellent working environment in Singapore Central Business District.

Except that seems to be a purely uniquely Japanese way of looking at the world, and doesn't really translate to other cultures.

I think the point the author is trying to make though is that academia is uniquely like a drug gang, but I'd don't see anything to justify that.

Advertisers can already uniquely identify you based on various other data leaked by JS, don't know why WebRTC has been singled out for this reason.

Having a uniquely specific product doesn't make it a monopoly.

And even if you're right about sexual assault being uniquely suited to this, what difference does it make whether the alleged victim is a millennial, or even a woman?

Just like you might define computable real numbers, you may similarly describe the "definable" real numbers, that is, those numbers which are uniquely specified by logical statements.

In terms established in case law that means a descriptive mark must have acquired "secondary meaning" by use that establishes it as uniquely identifying the services of the registrant in order for the mark to be distinctive and so qualify for registration.

One thing I find interesting about US right wing politics (the US right, is I think a more uniquely American camp, then the left) is the way "rhetoric" is possible more accurate than policies.

The information they may use in such ways includes "server logs [which] may include information such as your web request, Internet Protocol address, browser type, browser language, the date and time of your request and one or more cookies that may uniquely identify your browser."