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- noun Plural form of
authentication .
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Examples
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Moreover though some sort of verification seems often to be traceable even in Merovingian times, still the so called authentications which have been printed of this early date
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Adams's grandson, Matthew Adams, who heads the Ansel Adams Gallery in San Francisco, said he reviewed Norsigian's authentications last fall and thinks they're stretches.
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Gallery is fast, reliable, and has very granular authentications, so access can be restricted to certain users for certain “albums”.
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I wonder if they'd bother coming up with a user-initiated way to verify or create authentications for emailers that might not be on their verified list.
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You need to go online to authenticate the game (nothing new there) and the game allows you to authenticate three times before having to call and ask permission for more authentications from EA (disclaimer: I'm taking this from the reviews, so if the information is incorrect, please post and let me know).
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You need to go online to authenticate the game (nothing new there) and the game allows you to authenticate three times before having to call and ask permission for more authentications from EA (disclaimer: I'm taking this from the reviews, so if the information is incorrect, please post and let me know).
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Kharl produced his credentials and authentications, then transferred one hundred golds from the drawing account into the residence account.
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It is a case of too much and not enough in the treacherous transition from page to picture, and all with the best intentions and the most prodigious set constructions and locale authentications.
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Leaders must coordinate call signs, frequencies, authentications, areas of possible employment, schedules of movement, and target numbers.
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During the early Middle Ages seals of lead, or more properly "bulls", were in common use both in East and West, but except in the case of the papal chancery, these leaden authentications soon went out of favour in western Christendom and it became the universal practice to take the impressions in wax.
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