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Innovative program sends tax collectors into the community with tech tools to reach taxpayers who prefer personal assistance.
Alcohol-monitoring ankle bracelet helps free up prison beds by remotely monitoring offenders.
Math-based computer simulation model analyzes how different crime hot spots respond to increased policing.
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