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traceable

[trey-suh-buhl] / ˈtreɪ sə bəl /


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Selby said whether the stolen money is traceable depends on whether there are records of serial numbers or if the cash that was collected is already in circulation.

From Los Angeles Times

Treasury, the majority of it may not be traceable.

From Seattle Times

The researchers then measured the actual positions of the holes with an atomic force microscope, ensuring that the positions were traceable to the SI.

From Science Daily

James is asking a court to require JBS USA to end its “Net Zero by 2040” campaign and to return profits “traceable to its fraudulent, deceptive, or illegal acts or practices.”

From Seattle Times

Supporters of the scheme argue that it makes the funding of political parties traceable and transparent while also protecting the identity of the contributor.

From BBC