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Doppler radar can detect motion directly.
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The act of forcibly relocating individuals or groups from their homes or lands, often by government order or military force, without consent.
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A landmark 1832 Supreme Court case that held that state laws did not apply within Native American territories, affirming the federal government's authority in Native American affairs.
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