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Ubiquitous presence : protecting privacy and forbidding intrusion into a person's records in Jewish law.

Hacohen, Aviad

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eAccess to Justice edited by Karim Benyekhlef, Jane Bailey, Jacquelyn Burkell, and Fabien Gelinas.

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9 to 5 : do you know if your boss knows where you are? : case studies of radio frequency identification usage in the workplace / Edward Balkovich, Tora K. Bikson, Gordon Bitko.

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No place to hide / Robert O'Harrow, Jr.

Robert O'Harrow

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דלית אתר פנוי מיניה : על הגנת הפרטיות ואיסור החדירה לרשומותיו של אדם במשפט העברי.

סיבוני, גבריאל, 1957-

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Kosher Money : man and his money in contemporary society.

Ariʼel Barʼeli 1970- author

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שרטוטים ומסמכים - ריהוט מדולרי, ללא מיקום.

שרטוטים ומסמכים - ריהוט מדולרי, ללא מיקום.

הקר, צבי, 1931-2023

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מודל ליצירת שקיפות אלגוריתמית / גדי פרל, תהילה שוורץ אלטשולר.

פרל, גדי מחבר

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