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Using research studies and data bases compiled in North American and sub-Saharan countries, the team focussed on general populations and avoided special groups, such as the homeless. With him at the helm of the technology drive, Posner started creating web sites and lead capturing systems, which are basically contact forms and data bases that track online traffic. ``These profiles will be uploaded to the California and national data bases for future comparisons to any unsolved cases,'' Baca said. |
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