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Across
  1. 5. The name of the tech firm that makes the shoebox-sized automated license plate readers (pg11
  2. 6. A legal document signed by a judge, which Representative Keith Self's bill would require before agencies access tracking data pg 11
  3. 8. A common slang term for license plates or vehicle registrations pg 11
  4. 10. Giving money or gifts to someone to get them to do a favor for you.pg 9
  5. 11. To fall down or break apart suddenly.pg 9
  6. 12. The type of panel power source used to keep the pole-mounted cameras running pg 11
  7. 13. A period of violent, wild, or destructive behavior by a group or individual. pg 9
  8. 17. The total amount of money a company brings in, which Nvidia more than doubled to $96.2 billion.pg 32
  9. 19. The vaping company that just got FDA permission to sell its new age-verified e-cigarette. pg 32
  10. 20. Immediate notifications sent to local law enforcement when a flagged vehicle passes a camera pg 11
  11. 21. The fast-fashion giant whose stock dropped 10% during its Hong Kong debut.pg 32
  12. 22. To completely destroy something so that nothing is left.pg 9
  13. 23. The name of the map app downloaded by 350,000 people to track camera locations pg 11
  14. 25. A major robbery or theft, like the one involving 34,000 cans of Pabst beer pg 32
Down
  1. 1. A large number of things that happen or arrive one after the other. pg 9
  2. 2. To move or climb quickly, often using your hands and feet because you are in a rush.pg 9
  3. 3. A punishment or fine for breaking a rule, like the $71,356 fine given to George Santos.
  4. 4. Formally broken into by computer programmers or AI agents
  5. 7. The tech giant that became the world's biggest company by making AI chips.pg 32
  6. 9. The movement or positioning of military troops and resources for a specific mission or period.pg 9
  7. 14. A system of buying and selling where items go to the highest bidder, used by Amazon for ads. pg 32
  8. 15. President of the United states
  9. 16. Claims or accusations that someone has done something wrong, though not yet proven pg 32
  10. 18. To take part in, join, or do an activity. pg 9
  11. 24. To run away quickly from a dangerous or scary situation. pg 9