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trace

noun as in evidence; small bit

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verb as in seek, follow

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verb as in draw around

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The agency said the source of the interference had been traced to Russian territory, and also affected shipping.

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Six weeks later, she lied to the suspect again and told him the sender of the emails and text message could not be traced.

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It’s not exactly surprising when you trace her career.

"The families tell me that there are instances where they feel they have reason to believe they can trace that back to colleagues that work in NUH."

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A spokesperson for the force said: "Officers attended the location, and there was no trace of the individuals."

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