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id.

Abbreviation for idem (Latin ‘the same’), used in reference citation.



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Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh would have had an ID.
Should the U.S. adopt a national ID card system? Many countries issue ... by Stanley, Jay / New York Times Upfront
Six months ago, 13 out of 14 City Council members voted to launch a six-month trial to officially accept the Mexican Matricula Consular card as a valid ID.
CONSULAR ID CARDS THREAT TO NATIONAL SECURITY by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
When investigators install a court-authorized wiretap or dialed number recorder on a telephone line, for instance, they also generally request caller ID.
Caller ID: maintaining investigative security by Williams, David P. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
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