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But, as usual, the channels were tied up by nonpersonal communications.

This hands-free and nonpersonal driving will eliminate road rage as well."

I walk down the street and see a truck and say, 'Hey, there's a qualified nonpersonal use vehicle.' "

This was a lot of traffic for a nonpersonal area like this, at this time of night.

Microsoft's move toward devices like the MSN Companion and other nonpersonal computers is a reversal.

The clinical or otherwise nonpersonal information you have been able to gather or deduce is pure knowledge that you have no right to keep to yourself.

Zarkov is great at downloading useful information, but, still attached to his personality, he is not equipped to deal with the most crushing nonpersonal cyberian conclusions.

Before the late 80's that would have been impossible, because provisions in the Internal Revenue Code implied that ownership by a nonpersonal entity for any purpose threatened the co-op's tax benefits.

"With respect, Major O'Mara," Lioren said carefully, "some of the words that passed between us contained nonpersonal information that may be revealed, but only if the patients give their agreement to my doing so.

KAYAK also makes available nonpersonal data from travel searches conducted on KAYAK to reveal sample trends on the relative popularity of flight routes and hotel destinations over specific periods of time.

And, it is testing a system at the General Motors Acceptance Corporation's mail room in Detroit whereby Pitney will scan some of the nonpersonal incoming mail into a computer, and deliver it to employees electronically.

"Nonpersonal services contract" means a contract under which the personnel rendering the services are not subject, either by the contract's terms or by the manner of its administration, to the supervision and control usually prevailing in relationships between the Government and its employees.