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Cross-check
[NOUN]1
an act of determining the accuracy or credibility of something by comparing it with various sources
2
a tactical move in response to a check, where the checked player delivers a counter-check by moving another piece, creating a double threat that must be addressed by the opponent
Examples
1. It also serves as a cross-check of the results that analytical engineers produce.
2. The police should be cross-checking everyone at his work, in his recent personal life, and who had records or phone taps on him.
3. I am not trying to run a cross-check on the admissions process.
4. And then we started cross-checking our data with weather analysis, satellite analysis, Doppler radars and thunders images.
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