Synonyms for fingerprints
fin·ger·prints

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1. List of paraphrases for "fingerprints":

   prints, fingerprint, footprints, imprints, impressions, fingerprinting

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1. Felix Patton:

   Whenever a trader is arrested with rhino horn, the DNA can be extracted and matched to a rhino on the database, similar to the way fingerprints are, to provide further evidence of it being obtained illegally, analysis of the DNA of the rhinos will also be used to clarify which of the males is the sire of those rhinos born at Ziwa (Rhino Sanctuary) to ensure that no male is so dominant that there will be genetic problems in the future.

2. Sue Hemming:

   Although Anis Sardar's fingerprints were found only on two of the bombs, it is beyond doubt that he was part of a joint enterprise to make four such devices, and potentially many others, given their similarity and location.

3. Steve Schale:

   Joe Biden is arguably the most consequential vice president in history. His fingerprints have been on pretty much every foreign policy and domestic issue.

4. Mike Pompeo:

   Were that true — it's not, but were that true — it doesn't change the fingerprints of the Ayatollah as having put at risk the global energy supply, we also know that these are systems that the Iranians have not deployed anyplace else, that they have not deployed outside of the country, to the best of our knowledge.

5. Judge Joe Hardy Jr.:

   I couldn't believe it. I was in disbelief, shocked, angered, upset, hurt, had any of the LVMPD police or corrections officers performed any due diligence, such as comparing his booking photo against the existing mug shot belonging to the older, white' Lee Brown' named in the warrant, comparing his fingerprints, birth date, ID No., or physical description, they would have easily determined that Lee Brown has been misidentified as the subject of the warrant.