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Market Surveillance

On NASDAQ, a department that investigates and reports any suspected illegal behavior. Market Surveillance is an important department in maintaining a free, fair, and transparent market. Because NASDAQ is an electronic exchange, Market Surveillance conducts most of its investigations on computers.

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They grasped at a myriad clues; hundreds of suspects were jailed, and at various times thousands of suspicious persons were under surveillance, but nothing tangible came to light.

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There was no evidence as to the person by whom the poison was administered, but by a hideous combination of circumstances one person before many hours have passed will be under the surveillance of the police.

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He had been left with the rest of his friends, under the surveillance of those who were assigned to the duty of watching the horses, and as they all continued mounted, the moment appeared favourable to his project.

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UAE Video Surveillance Market (2015--2021)" provides in-depth analysis with 66 figures and 25 tables.

UAE Video Surveillance Market (2015-2021): Market Forecast By Surveillance Type, Software, By Components, DVR/NVR, Encoders/Decoders, By Verticals and Regions

Middle-East video surveillance market growth is buoyed by several factors such as growing construction market, rising security concerns over increasing crime rates & terrorist threats, surging security & IT spending.

Middle East Video Surveillance Market 2015-2021 - Market Is Projected to Touch $1.8 Billion by 2021

Surveillance cameras certainly lead to more surveillance cameras, but do they lead to less crime?

Smile, you're on the telescreen: universal surveillance meets universal exhibitionism

Is higher ed flirting with danger by not using surveillance solutions?

Virtual eyes: higher ed tiptoes into e-mail surveillance

Electronic surveillance programs such as Operation Shamrock, implemented in secrecy without debate or legal authority, serve as a cautionary tale on how such surveillance programs impinge on the principles underpinning our democracy.

Who's watching whom?

In response to outbreaks of H5N1, prospective surveillance programs have been established in affected southeastern Asian countries.

H5N1 influenza viruses in Lao People's Democratic Republic

Following is an analysis of the Bush administration's public rationale for conducting warrantless surveillance.

The surveillance state unveiled: President Bush and adherents to his viewpoint have defended the idea that the government has a right to wiretap, but their assertions do not stand up to scrutiny

Surveillance varied on the 90 contracts we reviewed.

Contract Management: Opportunities to Improve Surveillance on Department of Defense Service Contracts

Once limited mostly to banks and convenience stores, the beady eye of the surveillance camera has appeared nearly everywhere over the past decade.