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As explained in 12, some limited segments of American society have expressed religious objections to the use of biometrics. Although these religious-based concerns may not on the surface appear to implicate privacy issues, the constitutionally protected right to the free exercise of religion can be understood to vindicate privacy-related values. Some individuals oppose being compelled to participate in a government program that mandates the provision of a biometric identifier. These religious-based refusals raise a sensitive issue, in which the intrusion on the free exercise of religion must be carefully weighed. Some real-world cases provide guidance as to how the law reacts to such refusals. For example, the New York Department of Social Services and the Connecticut Department of Social Services (DSS) have encountered legal challenges based on religious concerns from entitlement program recipients who refused to provide a biometric

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repeated comparison and, if necessary, exchange of adjacent elements in the array. In this process, small values move toward one end and large ones toward the other end. The process is conceptually similar to bubbles finding their own level in a tank of water. The bubble sort operates by making several passes through the array, exchanging out-of-place elements when necessary. The number of passes required to ensure that the array is sorted is equal to one less than the number of elements in the array. Here is the code that forms the core of the bubble sort. The array being sorted here is called nums.

IP RIPv1, a classful protocol, broadcasts updates every 30 seconds and has a hold-down period of 180 seconds. Hop count is used as a

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