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In an emergency, a doctor could scan the chip to retrieve a 16-digit number unique to you, By entering your code in a computer database, the doctor could pull up your medical records to determine the best course of treatment. But the federal monitor repeatedly faulted the LAPD for slowness in developing a comprehensive computer database to spot irregularities among officers before they mushroom into scandal. Several states have pulled out of the Multistate Anti-Terrorism Information Exchange (Matrix), the anti-crime computer database that some say threatens citizens' privacy rights. |
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