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surveillance
See CCTV and network camera.
surveillance
close observation or supervision maintained over a person, group, etc., esp one in custody or under suspicion

surveillance [sər′vā·ləns]
(engineering)
Systematic observation of air, surface, or subsurface areas or volumes by visual, electronic, photographic, or other means, for intelligence or other purposes.


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Six services will function at the Government:- Penalty Execution Service;- Financial Intelligence Service;- Border Service;- Tax Service;- Customs Service;- Financial Market Surveillance and Regulation Service.
00 Paperback HG195 This paper is intended to aid central banks and government agencies involved in regular financial market surveillance and technical assistance to smaller countries.
At the SESC, around 80 inspectors of its Market Surveillance Division are tasked with spotting suspect dealings.
 
 
 
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