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“Residents unconnected to the crime or service call that a drone was launched to respond to could be captured in the footage, too, for anyone who requests it to view,” writes Sofía Mejías Pascoe in a new story.

Residents unconnected to the crime or service call that a drone was launched to respond to could be captured in the footage, too, for anyone who requests it to view.

It’s likely that the entire incident would have gone unnoticed if not for another unconnected event — Faulconer’s decision in 2019 to fold the city’s Office of Homeland Security into SDPD.

In the US, most patient records—test results, immunization information, hospital records—are scattered across many unconnected databases.

The same day, officials in South Carolina announced that two unconnected people with no history of travel had contracted the South Africa variant.

French officials were already on edge after a series of apparently unconnected attacks, including the stabbing of police officers.

“There is a lot of infusion of different medias, which before was completely unconnected to the art world,” Emilia says.

Saying that Kynect is unconnected with the ACA or its repeal is just mind-numbingly false.

And some in the dock with the journalists are students unconnected to the network.

Her favorite conceit is to weave unconnected news snippets into over-the-top fantasy sequences—some set in the future!

Yet the word is general and apparently unconnected with the house, as it was not a stable but a boarding-house.

It is sometimes asked, cannot “Analysis” cement together unconnected “Extremes”?

This splendid man was innocent as a child of all worldly affairs unconnected with the sea.

Tall furnace chimneys should stand as separate constructions, unconnected with other buildings.

Regattas are held at various points on the river, and there are, in addition, local regattas unconnected with clubs.