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• The New York City Police Department hires forensic artists to draw composite portraits.
• She survived and helped create a composite portrait that led authorities to Sells.
• But Tubbs said sketch artists have drawn composite portraits based on eyewitness accounts.
• They published a composite portrait of the man, whose name they did not know, he said.
• Galton used it to make the first composite portraits, starting with prisoners in Britain, then British officers.
• In four separate stories, we see four different Adams, forming a composite portrait of Ireland's most lovable monster.
• The manual emphasizes the potential for building a " huge information network " of composite portraits and personal data.
• Questions about it remain because Rembrandt seems to have worked parts of all the women he knew into composite portraits.
• Police said they were looking for three men suspected of involvement in that bombing and issued their descriptions and composite portraits.
• Adding to the confusion, police released four sketches of suspects, but by Wednesday night, Russian television was airing only one composite portrait.
• "Maton " ( 1969-1972 ), one of the first photographic series, comprises composite portraits of the artist staged in a photo booth.
• In the composite portrait that emerges from the recollections of friends and associates, Bowles comes across as contradictory, enigmatic and temperamentally cool.
• The second boy managed to escape and alerted police, who drew up composite portraits of the suspects and soon detained them, he said.
• The Interfax news agency quoted unnamed law enforcement sources as saying that investigators had found witnesses and were preparing a composite portrait of the killer.
• Peter Cannon writes that Whipple " is probably a composite portrait of Lovecraft's two learned uncles-in-law and maternal grandfather "; the grandfather's name was Whipple Phillips.
• Yet her composite portrait may well further tarnish the image of a group of people who come off, for the most part, as tedious, overprivileged prigs.
• Surles, whose vocal cords were cut in the knife attack and could not speak, helped create a composite portrait that the authorities used to identify Sells.
• Nancy Burson, who has used the computer to make composite portraits and also to predict the aging process, is now recording faces changed by less abstract forces.
• When alumni visit their white-columned chapter houses on football Saturdays, almost no dark faces look out from the verandas or from the composite portraits in the hallways.
• Mary Magdalene's Feast Day was celebrated in earnest from the 8th century on and composite portraits of her developed from Gospel references to other women Jesus met.