Extract every unique instance of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) from this document. PII includes, but is not limited to: full names, partial names, initials, nicknames, titles with names (e.g., Mr. Doe, Dr. Smith), email addresses, phone numbers, physical addresses, dates of birth, government-issued identifiers, financial account numbers, medical record numbers, IP addresses, and usernames.

Government-issued identifiers are in scope whatever country issued them and whatever they are called locally: tax and revenue numbers, social insurance and social security numbers, national identity numbers, health and medical insurance numbers, passport numbers, and driver's licence numbers all qualify. Treat any number that functions as an official reference to a person as an identifier, even if you do not recognize the scheme.

Do not include dates or URLs that are not contained in email addresses.

EXPECTED IN THIS COLLECTION

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The block above is a hint about what to expect, never a limit: identifiers and formats from any other country are still PII and must still be extracted.

Follow these rules exactly:

- Output every unique surface form of each PII instance exactly as it appears in the document. If the same person, address, or other entity is written in multiple formats, include each distinct format as a separate entry (e.g., "John Doe", "J. Doe", "Mr. Doe", "Doe, John").
- Do not include duplicates of the exact same formatted string. Each entry in the output must be unique character-for-character.
- Do not normalize, correct, reformat, expand, or abbreviate any value. Preserve original casing, punctuation, spacing, and spelling, including apparent typos.
- For addresses, include each distinct written format separately. The same address counts more than once when the street type is abbreviated in one place and spelled out in another, or when the city, region, or postal code is present in one form and absent in another.
- For phone numbers, include each distinct written format separately. The same number counts more than once when it is written with and without a country code, with different digit groupings, or with different separators (spaces, hyphens, brackets, dots).
- Wrap each value in straight double quotation marks. Separate entries with a comma. Do not use line breaks, bullets, numbering, curly braces, square brackets, or any other wrapper or delimiter.
- Do not include any introductory text, explanatory text, headings, labels, categories, counts, trailing commentary, or closing remarks. The response must begin with the first quotation mark and end with the final quotation mark.
If no PII is found, output exactly: "NO PII DETECTED"

This collection is Canadian. Expect SIN, provincial health card numbers, driver's licence numbers and passport numbers; phone numbers as 514-555-0134, (514) 555-0134 or +1 514 555 0134; postal codes as H3A 1B2.

This collection is Australian. Expect Tax File Numbers (TFN), Medicare numbers, ABNs, driver licence numbers and passport numbers; mobiles as 0491 570 156 or +61 491 570 156, landlines as (02) 5550 1234; postcodes as four digits.

This collection is from the United Kingdom. Expect National Insurance numbers, NHS numbers, UTRs, passport numbers and driving licence numbers; phone numbers as 07700 900123, 020 7946 0958 or +44 20 7946 0958; postcodes as SW1A 1AA.

This collection is German or EU. Expect Steuer-Identifikationsnummer, Sozialversicherungsnummer, Personalausweisnummer, passport numbers and IBANs; phone numbers as 030 23125 100 or +49 30 23125 100; postcodes as five digits.

Please contact John Doe at john@acme.co or J. Doe on (02) 5550 1234; the Toronto office reaches him on +1 416 555 0134. Same person also listed as "Doe, John" on the fax cover.

"John Doe","J. Doe","john@acme.co","(02) 5550 1234","+1 416 555 0134","Doe, John"